The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-09-01
CURRENT COMMENT.

he Republican editors are not al
Y OF the money power" not by any
Egus-Leader: The Republicans
denounced the Populist money
rines as thievery, yet the Repub
rs In South Dakota stand, shoulder
BOULDER with the Populists in defense
bose doctrines.
hat must be why the state organ o1
hocracy did so much before elect1or
ncourage the growth of the Popu.
and to aid the dissemination n,
tr doctrine.
alst how st. Paul can be pictured in
daily papers one day as a man and
neXt as a woman passes the under.
ndlng OF any one but close student
physiological transformations, and
es rise to a terrible suspicion that
Blate rival of Minneapolis is of the
hmon gender.
ioux City Tribune: THE MITCH
REPUBLICAN is figuring out free
mage and party victory for 1894.
q REPUBLICAN holds a United States
q office, under Cleveland by the
kce OF Republican senator. hence its
icles on the whenceness of thus.
We have big, fat, in-God-we-trust
dollar for the man, woman or child
DO can tell what the above paragraph
Sans. Even the mild-mannered idiot
No wrote it is not barred from com
tition.
Major Pickler took stand on the sill
rquestion in q Commute speech in
*e3house the other day. in which he
Sged the coinage of the American pro-
ct at a ratio of either 16. Is or 20 to
Fl Capt. Lucas came out strong for un-
nited coinage of silver. Although
5rsonally opposed to it. he goes on the
$eory that his Black Hills constituents
6mand free and unlimited coinage, but
h believe of the two men Major Pick
n more nearly represents the Republic
70 party of this state in seeking to i'm
lse some limitations.
h ~
Zone fact looms up like a mountain
pm out the mass of oratorical drift
God that hoe ,oo,,,,,r1o+ol ~, A., l,,,.
congress in the past three weeks, and
lat is that Senator Voorhees, of Indi-
hha is actually as big demagogue as
Ae country has always had suspicion
y was. He has deserted his old time
ht money notions and stands forth as
le exponent of the administration in
he fight for honest money, not because
ANY change in principles but because
e has made satisfactory patronage
bal with the President. In no way
as MIR. Cleveland shown his wonderful
ktll as a politician than by capturing
le .arrant Hoosier blatherskite as his
ookesman.
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The Iowa prohibitionists will run a
lird ticket in that state this fall. But
hen they have always done so, no mat
II what the position of the Republican
arty.
W.
Editor Alexander Of the Chamberlain
egister is true patriot, if we may
ldge by the following:
Comptroller Eckles advises people to
op boarding money. All right, Bro.
ckles, we've quit. Put the last cent
e had in circulation last week.
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The money power seems to be vested
the small owners of money after all.
*s*
IL keeps the exchange editor pretty
lsy these days printing all the kind
ords said of Mitchell's Corn EXPOSE
on by the press of the state. The
rethren are wide enough between the
yes to see that this enterprise will ben
it every part of the state.
~
Gov. Boies. swearing he would ne'er
has consented just the same
,-run for Governor OF Iowa the third
me. But this time he will get no Re-
lblican votes.
*x*
Senator Hill of New York made sill
er speech the other day which showed
lat he had gotten a pretty good grasp
! the situation. He took ground just
idway between President Cleveland
I'd Senator Stewart.
~
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade notes
steady and general improvement in
ade conditions, and makes hopeful
lowing, although mercantile accom-
odations and collections show little
lange for the better.
Argus-Leader: If Senator Sherman
endowed with so great financial PEE
ience his advocacy and promotion of
le Sherman law amounted to politi-
u crime.