The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-03
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

i II the Coghlans (brotber and sister, would do
! a little less acting through the newspapers and
| little better acting on the stage there would
| be ca use for congratulations on two sides. As
| it is candor compels us 10 say that they are
making unmitigated nuisances of themselves,
| and that the people are getting tired OF them.
| They should either keep quiet or betake them
/ selves to shoemakers-s hOp.-St. Louis Globe
/ Democrat.
The Navy Department has In readiness the
| instructions TO be given TO the American naval
! fleet which is to patrol Bering Sea and the
! neighporing waters The Canadian vessels,
| which have already left for the sealing grounds.
| will be compelled TO respect the law or accept
| the consequences of their transgressing. -Pblla-
delphia Ledger.
| This country is supporting entirely too many
! OF its enemies.-Dallas News.
! And the worst of them all are those who pro-
/ pose TO reyOlutioniZe the principle OF equal
! taxation by income tax. Defend the coun-
try from them! Keep the Democracy clear OF
themi-New York Sun.
| The Tribune has said before and says it
| again: TIE people Of New York are practi-
+, caIly under the heel of the criminal classes
| while Tammany remains In power. Tammany
| government is In substance and effect the gov
| eminent of the criminal classes.-New YORK
| Tribune.
An artdealer of Jack sorvIlle, Fla. has been
! arrested on a charge Of vending obscene pic
| lures because he sold copiesOf Rubens' master
piece 1.-The Judgment of Paris" Anything Is
obscene but a prize fight. apparently. In the
Judgment of Jack Times
Perhaps the Coxeyites are making their call
on Congress on the similia similibus plan. The
industrials are unemployed and the members
of Congress only differ from them in the fact
that the legislators are being paid for doing
nothing.-St. Louis Star Sayings. zsascs
In view OF the fact that the water taxes OF
this city for the last year aggregated 81 10000
nearly, 1t is misnomer TO speak OF anything
being as free as water. Water is not free and
our taxpayers have found that out to their cost.
New York Mail and Express.
II the people OF New York had all they lose
through mlsgovernmenI they could not all own
Belle Meade stock farms or exhibit thousand
dollar bills around the racetracks, but they
would nearly always have enough to eat.-New
York World.
Senator Mills is altogether too bright man
| to believe that the Mckinley act is the cause OF
the present depression. although he has so
stated in public speech. The gallant Texan
Journal.
There Is little doubt as to where Rudyard
Kipling's ilmannered criticism Of our clviliZa-
ton as that Of railway walting-room" hurts.
The Chicago press Is unanimous In its denuncl-
alton OF him.-New York Commercial Adver-
tiser.
| The Republicans assured the country in 1888
| that surplus was better than a deficit. The
| Democracy now agree with them. One by one
the great issues OF the past are being removed
from poltics.-St. Louis Republic.
| The ex-President's speech at Indianapolis
| sent chill along the spine of Thomas Reed.
| There is no longer any doubt that BeD1amin is
| in training TO freeze him out in '96.-St. Louis
| POst-Dispatch.
| The boisterous silence Of Senator Gorham is
| a strong indication that he believes that one
| man in his party should use bis lungs just for
breathing purposes.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
| Fights of little consequence elsewhere are
described as occurring in rounds. In South
| America the equiya lent but higher sounding
| term revolutions Is used.-PhiIadelphia Times
| 1t Is estimated that the last member OF the
Dalton gang, who has just been reported dead
! with his boots on. was the TWO hundred and
| hftleth member OF the family.-BOston Herald.
| Three men tried 10 steal the Ferris wheel
! Monday night. It Is believed that they were
emissaries of Governor Waite, whose vaulting
| ambition knows no bounds.--Chicago Herald.
| Secretary Gresham may be vigorously de-
! Tending American interests at Buefelds. but
| the reports that continue to come from there do
| not look like it.-New York Recorder.