Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-08
PRESS POINTERS.

PRESS POINTERS.
Democratic rule has shrinking effect
upon everything that it touches except
the public debt.-St. Louis Globe Demo-
crat.
Mr.. Cleveland's Hawaiian policy now
looks very much like target after the
shooting tournament is over,-Baltimore
American.
The Democracy has not won victory,
local or state, big enough to wad a pop
gun since March 4, l892.-Elmira, N. Y,
Gazette.
The Democratic senators, under King
Caucus, marched up the tariff hill and
then marched down again-New York
World.
The prisons and penitentiaries of the
Empire state are about the only places
where Democratic msjorities are on the
increase nowadays.-New York Press.
President Cleveland has come down to
small game. He has killed a bear, but
"htsO 10 NhhC " hiilluk tAC
Democratic party ?-N. Y. Tribune.
If Mr.. Swift wants his unemployed
mass meetings to be effective he ought
to pass around quietly the word that they
should not smoke cigars 80 freely.-Bos-
ton Record.
An Ohio Congressman says: "The
next camgaign will be one of education
on the tariff" There will be little need
of that. The Democratic party has
already done the edueating.-Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
not to have free coal and free iron, after
all. And New England workingmen are
to pay cent pound more for sugar un-
der tariff reform than under protection.
Lowell Courier.
Probably nobody ever will know how
great load of anxiety was lifted from
Adlai's mind when the news came the
with the presidential party On board was
safe.-C Chicago Tribune.
Certain Nebraska citizens who hanged
Secretary of ofAgriculsure Morton in effigy
are being prosecuted for libel. But there
is said to be doubt whether law enough
exists in Morton's state to convict them.
Springfield Republican.
The Bellows Falls doctor who failed
to report a case of diphtheria because of
his desire not to alarm people will hard
ly get credit for his anxious solicitude,
if the threats of personal violence against
him are any indication of the feeling lo-
ally.--Boston Record
Sixteen acres have been reserved for
an american Plaisarce" al the Antwerp
International exposition Of next year.
This space will be just about enough for
the Democratic congress and executive
department to disport themselves in, and
if Antwerp is in a hurry for the show it
can have these freaks now.-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
When the news reaches the Dismal
Swamp that the caucus of Democratic
senators has practically repudiated the
Wilson bill, it is probable that Mr.. Cleve-
land will give play to his ability for en-
cause Secretary Gresham to shake in his
boots, and cause the alligatnrs to sink
into the deepest mud Albany Express.
OF 1000 manufacturers who responded
to inquiries of the New York Bureau of
labor statistics 10 per cent say that they
have closed their factories entirely, and
80 per cent have partially suspended
operations. Wages have been reduced
"a per cent. Only q per cent of the
firms and corporations reporting were
able to say that they had not felt the
blight of "Cleveland times. s."-Boston
Journal.
Mayor Parker of Georgetown, Colora-
do, who wants to secede and join the
Mexican republic, can be easily accom-
modated if ne will go alone and promise
never to cross the line again. But if he
pr, poses to take any of Uncle Sans ter
ritory with him-well, he had better sit
down and read up on the last attempt at
| seeding and see what became of it,
Mayor Parker is probably sore over the
| result OF the silver controversy, but ne
| h. d better bide bit before he does any
thing desperate Urion.
McKane in cell at Sing Sing, wear
| ing the Convict stripes, ought TO be
| warning to every corrupt and dishonest
| boss who tries to debauch the suff age
and to defeat the will OF the people.
There are many Tammany bosses. big
and little. who ought to follow McKane
to Sing Sing. and there are many bosses
| at Tr mon and elsea here in New Jersey
who ought to he wearing stripes behind
| prison bars. As WAS well said of Tam
many recently, that organization is
crime embodied in politics.-New York
| Tribune.
A waiting condition o. business is one
| in which weekly fiIctuations mean no,h-
| ing. Business OF kinds is hesitating
until more can be determined about Il e
future. and meanwh hile orders which y i'll
| ket d hands at work for II time are given