The Meeker herald., 1893-02-04

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1000 -. ,,,,,t, t,o datn - tho;,.
disn,;ssnI ~. roa;ana,;an fro,, tho Sow
,,;oo tno .,,,oe tno,, ,,,ore fron, ,nd tho
sto,o., 1901 ,,;t,' thoi,. onr,;,,,,,,a,t
,s 49, ,,ota IS ', t,a,. na;nata,on,apt anh ,ho
danartnan+s IN u.h;oh tnov wora rs;r-
statod pn,, IN rofarrod a., II, ,I;s ,oso.
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os,onsih,,, 70 ill.,, t,o roius.o+o,a,+
,,;,h;, ono ,.oor Of tbo;r di.,,iss,l ~,
,os;1,,,t;cr 80 Nv so,a;ar, Int ~ tho In
oo,,aa ror Ia, no ,oco,r.io,
ho trn,hr,l,, ,,;,an # win ho coon th,t
:, ,,n, hao,, .s,;,I,, a.,o,o,,o, Io.. -,
n, ,;r,o o,,d ,,arsons n r,o,,d ha n,,,o,,
ha,tar 70 s,,so,,,ar,, su=,,or1 ,,o 1;,,;,
sery;co law ca far nc n r.I,+as IN an
ro;n,mon,s ,rd ,op,oy,,s For tho Grst
ve,r of eve,y oduiristrotion .s mo
nosed bv Rerresent,tiya De,ruond,s
hin now i, tha hard. of , bnnse com.
nittee thop to eyodo II nc hoe hoor
done under this administration besides
it would bo nu.h moro manly and
honorable.
!
apparently adopted a sort of go-as-you-
please pace. Two ATTEMPTS have made
within the last week by means of eau
cuses. to get them torether. but they
were both failures. The most of them
appear TO wish to avoid doing ANYTHING
aside from some special bill in which
they are interested and to be unable to
interest a sufficient number of their
colleaCres in amy one measure to get il
endorsed by n caucus. Having given
nm the silver question entirely they will
this week caucus on the admission of
new states. When the results of the
last election are considered the repub-
!, licans are excusab!e for being slightly
demoralized
senator Wolcott has been having
some finn at the expense of the most
master general He doesn't like the
Commbns stomn and Saturday he made
:, humorous sneech in favor of his Joint
resolution directing the postmoster Gen.
eroi IN ston tho sale of them and he
raised a I.ugb Inv saving that he had a
letter from n nhysIcan who said that
If ,he sale of these stamns was STONED
the stock on hand might he utilized as
chest pro;ectors He intimated in re.
lotior IN Mr. Wonnamakcr's stotemen,
that 81 zoo 600 profit would be realized
from tia sale of these STAMPS to collec.
tors that this Government was too biz
TO 90 into the chrome business. n bust
ness that might do for some little Cen
trail American stwe. that was a few
thousand dollars shy
Things are now going with n rush al
the Headquarters of the inaugural com
mittee, and so great has been the de.
maud for hotel Accommodations that good
quarters are getting scarce.
president-elect Cleveland has long
ago shown that he possesses the rare
faculty of being able to see and to do
the right thing at the right time ant!
place. Therefore IT was not surprising
that his telegram of coincidence should
have been among the first received by
the widow of the late james G.. Blaine,
tue American statesman. AlIhouSi'
IONS there was one Dohd OF sympathy
between them, one prominent lrait III
the character oil each oil 'hem thai Tue
other could admire without forgetting
their political differences ana that was
the intense Americanism, Which was
the Keystone OF Mr.. Blaine great pop
ularity, and which made Grover Cieve'
land the most popular living American
to-day. And therein hes a lesson that
should not be lost upon men AMBITIOUS
of popularity and power. lhere never
was time III the history OF our couii-
try when sturdy uncompromising Amer
icanism was more highly appreciated
by the masses than 1t IS now.
Considerable interest is felt as 10
what position the administration VIII
take on the petition of the provisional
Hawaiian government for annexation
to the United States. Whatever view
Mr.. Harrison may take OF the matter II
is hardly probable that any action Will
be taken by the present congress.
The house committee on rules has set
aside February and 10 for the consid-
Grafton OF the Andrews bill for the re-
nsnl nf the sherman silver law The