The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-07-06
PiTHY, POINTED AND PERTINENT.

ing the deliberate violation by con
gress of the treaty now existing they
wish to negotiate another with the
United States. II they do it should
BE- made demagogue-proof, if posi-
bic.
! I expect to have a session OF
congress or MY hands at that time"
writes Mr.. Cleveland, referring 70
October Z. and his inability - he
away from Washington 10 than
one DAY at that time. He is afraid
to leave that Democratic majority
without his guidance for q longer
period:
Horse. racing has long been under
the ban Of suspicion, but since Tam
may went into the business the
crookedness has been so open that
certainty has taken the place OF
suspicion.
Senator Hill is kept busy these
days watching Tammany to see that
it doesn't make a deal with the ad.
ministration that will leave him high
and dry.
Judge not, The man who thinks
what a happy world this would DO
with the fools eliminated is often in
in tho eyes Of those who know him
best the biggest fool of them all.
As Il skillful manipulation Of the
ballot box tho Emperor of Germany
is the peer, if not the superior Of
the Alabama Democrats.
Tho populists are holding picnics,
but what are picnics without pie,
and it has beon been decreed by
Grover,the mighty, that IL pie shall
BIO given the populist.
AS if Kansas hadn't already al
ample sufficiency of theories George
is talking single tax in the state.
MIR. Cleveland ought to try til,
good fat office cure on the editor OF
the Atlanta Constitution.
Hush little toady, don't you cry,
Eulalia said ''Au revoir'', not good
bye;
1t surely ought to cas- your pair
To think that she may come again.
1t would seem that the populists
would be punishment enough for
even the most sinful state without
the addition Of cyclones.
Representative breckenridge, OF
kentucky, is to be pitied. He is to
marry the woman who remarked
when tho news Of the death of Gen.
Sherman reached Washington, where
sho was employed by the govern
ment; The devil has gotten lii
own"
The Emperor William is still in
doubt whether July /, the day Oh
which the new Reichstag meets, vii.
be Independence or submission day
for him.
A suitable epitaph for the late
Senator Leland Stanford al
though rich; he was good and kind
to all, and a liberal giver TO tia poor.
There is no mistake about tn,
%gcnuineness Of the good feeling ex
pressed towards Wee President Ste
Genson in tho South, be has no of
fices to give out. The only one l.
his disposal was given to his sou.
How nice for toe village workman
to Leach %hsn he visits the ncighbol
inS city that the local bank notes il
which his wages have beeh paid ID,
not legal tender in tho city. Tn,
joys of wild cat money are many bu
thy will DO monopolized by thos,
who issue 1t.
What's the matter with maxim.
Hon. David b. Hill minister t,
Hawaii.
II the constitutional power of con
gress could be delegated 10 my per
sonal agent there would be happiness
galore at Gray Cables.
This time it was a st. Lonis fam
lily who used the cook stove as
bank. 81. 100 was the amout burned
Ex-Speaker Crisp is no fool
whatever he may be. To declar,
his position Oh the silver question
would destroy his influence with the
a1m;n,at,a.o,