The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-04

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the future: No party can regulate this.
We must live within our means and
thus keep men from becoming million
aires. Do not build too many air cas-
ties! Live in the present and the flu
ture will be all right. Extravaganza
makes hard times, hard times makes
trouble, strikes, calamity bowling, and
COxeyiteS. at the rate we have been
living the past year better times will
surely cOme.-Genesee NeUs.
Isn't 1t about time to appoint a
United States marshal for Idaho? The
public is too familiar with the work
ings of certain Republican politicians,
led by the present holdover, to ask any
reasons why. 1t is sufficient to say
that when federal office holder seeks
to make political. capital out of his
office, it is time for him to 90. We will
cite the people to the arrest of John F.
OCOnnOr, a prominent Democrat of
Montpelier, during the COxey trouble
He was Immediately dismissed by
Judge Beatty, there being no evidence
against him. We have refrained from
speaking of such matters as this, be-
lieYing that we would live to see Mr.
Pinkham retired, but as he now insists,
and is liable to hold over into eternity
We enter protest, Give us what be-
longs to us-a Democratic marshal
Nampa Leader.
Coin, is u representative of value. II
is the result OF labor. All vrue capital
is the result of labor. The production
of coin requires the labor of the miner,
the refiner and the 'minter.4 Labor pro-
duces all wealth. The nation which is
capable of utilizing the most labor is
the nation that possesses the most in
trinsic wealth. That nation which
Utilities the most labor in proportion to
the number Of it's inhabitants is the
most prosperous nation. But what is
fiat money? 1t is a promise to pay
1t represents nothing but debt, a debt,
if ever paid, must be paid by the men
who perform labor. 1t is an over draft
on the labor OF the country. 1t makes
no difference how much it is depreci-
ated in the market the laboring man
will be forced eventually to redeem it
at its face value.-Nampa Progress.
The Bear Lake Phenir must be the
authorized champion for the entire
democratic press of Idaho. In the last
issue OF that paper it administers a
stunning rebuke to the KeySto,le for
the little political squib in reference
to the half sheet edition of the Canyon
County Argus. We are accused of
deficiency Of journalistic courtesy and
waving the bloody shirt" and all that
sort of thing. The, Pheaig rises to re-
mark that the reduced proportions of
the argus was caused by "the high
water" and not "the decadelce of the
dear old party" We accept the ex
PLANTATION and extend an apology to the
democratic party Of Idaho and will
also wire Grover Cleveland our pro-
found regrets for the slur we so
thoughtlessIy cast upon his (?) party.
Washington city papers please copy
Ketchum keystone.
If each woman would determine to
give American goods her first choice,
and keep it up for one year, there
would be an appreciable effect. Capt.
tai would feelit; American labor would
begin to find itself in demand: manu-
tacturers would be stimulated to great
er efforts to improve all lines of goods:
the artists OF the nation would not hes.
itate to turn their attention to produc-
ing designs that should rival those of
the Old World and give individuality
to the product of our looms, till Amer
lea would lead the world and own to
no formidable rival. This from the
Nampa Leader is straight heresy.1
No punishment could too severe
for such red-handed anarchists as the
one who assasinated President Garnet.
Frances President was true friend of
the people, aud man eminentlyi fitted
for the chief executive of a free country
such as France is. 1t is seldom that
the murderOus anarchist selects an Oh.
pressOr of humanity for his victim. but
just such noble men as President Car
who, for their good deeds
are universally respected and hOnored.
Beheading or hanging is too pleasant a
death for such villain as. be who as
sassinated President Carnot.-Idaho
World. =. =,
This resolution has met with censid-
9rable opposition from the Republican
press of the state. In no instance has
it been warmly supported. The States
man has set forth several points in its |
favor, but does not follow it up with |
The enthusiaru which a proposition of |
merit and party welfare deserves. The |
4 o0l0nche does not favor the PROPOSE
ion OF making the State convention a
)attle ground for senatorial aspirants.
We fail to see where it brings the cleo
ion OF senator any nearer the people.
md lacking this attribute it loses, eyerv
'rgument for existence.-Silver' City
luGl0aache.
Democratic newspapers not of the
ucoo order are trying to stem the tide
f public opinion and save q mart nf tho |