The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
WHAT OTHERS Sd Y.

Buffalo Express: If Mr.. Gladstone Is asSas-
sinatcd the inlammatory talk INDUCED in by
the tories and orangemen will be to blame.
Pittsburg Times: 1t is not surprising that
q crank went cunning for Gladstone. The
surprising thing is that there have not been
several Cranks cunning for him.
Minneapolis Tribune: The penalty of great
ness has overtaken Mr. Gladstone In this
age Of hOmicidal crankery il is a wonder that
the grand old man has escaped so long.
Philadelphia Public Ledger: If the man ar
rested in London had any designs upon Glad
stones life he happily arrested In time.
The entries in his notebook show MN TO nave
been a fanatic, possibly Irresponsible but all
the more dangerous on that account
Louisville CONNER cial A crank has been
arrested in London suspected of an attempt
to murder Mr. Gladstone. There are so many
cranks in the world that politicians VINO deal
in extrayagant and exaggerated denncia-
tons of their political opponents, merely 1or
political effect, about rs responsible as
the cranks for the crimes the cranks commit
Governor Wilson, Of Missouri: The heart,
less kings of Spain robbed their American
provinces openly and with no apparent COLI
Functions Of conscience, but their successors,
the Rothschlds. have plundered the country
equally as cNectually.'
Governor Pennoycr, of Oregon: "The whole
history Of the world does not furnish crime
equal in atrocity to the demonctization or sill
Yer. Against this crime the trans Mississippi
congress should make formal demand Tor
the restoration OF silver"
New York Herald: If man has been disa-
bled while in the service of the country he
has claim for support which no reasonable
man will dispute. If he was not disabled, but
has his health and can earn his living as he
did before he enlisted, he furnishes his own
honor and that of his comrades in arms by
demanding a pension.
Boston Herald: 1t follows that under ex
Ysting conditions, Their, cannot be any material
Increase in the gold reserve. Secretary Car
Isle, OF COURSE no power to rnanutact-
ure greenbackS. and 50 long rs his income
and his expenditures beance one another, he
has no means of adding largely to his cur
rency balance. unless he is furnished with
the currency ny exporters of gold. The ma
tional banks might combine in profier or
$5o,000000 of gold to the treasury, but 1T
would not be possible to carry the tender
fifth of the amount was delivered the depart
ment would run short of notes and the trans
action would have to be suspended
Tabotton, Ca News: Wall street Is about
to let the kitten out of the wallet Can it
be possible that the democracy and repubi-
canism of that city shake hands over the
money question? SO far New York bankers
have failed to make any gold tender to Sec
rotary Carlisle. The help has come from
Virginia. Maryland and the west. Even IoS-
ton is displaying more good democracy ana
genuine patriotism than New York II we
are not mistaken the next congress VIII nave
open eye and an iron wiliIand wan
street will learn to be content with less thah
the earth.
Albany Journal The fair doubtless will
be a source of strength to America during the
year 1898 but the specter of the tariff of
1916, which can be seen dimly as yet, but
which as time goes ON becomes more distinct
and more hideous in its proportions, menaces
the business horizon of the future.
St Louis Chronicle: The gOdbugs are Gre
ating Il terrible hullabaloo about the threaten
ed depletion of the gold reserve in the treasu,
~ but we have no doubt that the despised
silver dollar will buy just about as much meat
and bread tonight as it did before the Wall
street buccaneers raised wild whoop of i'm
pending danger.