The morning call., 1894-11-14
THE SPIRIT OF The PRESS.

An exception Is 10 be made this year to the
general rule that after election everybody &C
cepts the results as final and wipes out the past
with wet sponge. There is too much on the
slate and IL has been bitten In too deeply TO be
erased by sweep OF the hand.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
The tiger was skinned yesterday. skinned
completely from the tip of his nose TO the tip of
his tail. Now give the pelt TO Mr.. Gotf TO sit on
when he goes Higher Up to take the place OF
Smyth-the man who thought government by
Tammany bosses good enough for New York.
New York World.
There being nothing else 10 denude Ii Hung
Chang Of. the Emperor has tax from him the
vice royalty OF Chilli province. While the
Emperor mas mad rather poor luck with the
Japs u must be conceded that he has utterly
vanquished Colonel Chang. Philadelphia
Ledger.
Ii appears that General Booth OF ths Saliva
lion army Is 10 visit about all the Othei great
cities OF the country before coming 10 Boston.
IL Is far To infer that Boston is not regarded as
quite so wicked town as the others on Gen.
eral BOOTHS list-Boston Herald.
Croker! Richard Croker! What a head
you've got. DUST 10 think OF il! You saw IL
coming as long ago as last June. NO files on
you. Richard. But what heap OF thinking you
must have been doing lately.-New YORK Trlb.
upe.
Every r publican vote cast yesterday was
emphatlcaily vote for better wages and better
trade. Fair trade ana not fire. trade is what
The people want.-New York Mall and Express.
The voters of the country have declared that
the business interests shall be run by business
men, not by free trade. The laborers have de-
clared for a full dinner -pail.-New York Press.
The Cleveland outfit must now know that you
cannot haul down the American flag at home
and abroad and succeed for any leng h of Time
aiterwafd In this country.-New York Sun.
This was only test vote. Tie definite ex
preston oil The country on Democratic Tree
trade and incompyteucy will be heard In No
yember, 1S96.-Toledo Commercial.
The pantatas, the waId men, The blackmail
Ing captains, the corrupt commissioners and
The sodaen Tammany judges all so down In the
general wreck.-BOston journal.
Perhaps David b. was wise in never havinJs
married. for there would certainly be some one
round the house This morning saying II told
you so."-Memphis Avalanche.
When New York buried Hill and Tamm any a
sigh OF relief went upail o.er the land. The
burial OF the thugs In Chicago was scarcely Sec
Ond 10 it.-Chicago liner Ocean.
Brooklyn did IL last year. New York has
done IL this year. Popular government in great
American cities Is not laiurs.-Ncw York
Recorder.
WHAT DID 1T.
TammaDyism.
Populistic income taxism.
Tariff deiayism.-New York Herald.
N John Bulbs ear is at mis- END of the cable this
morning, and Ii the cable were tel phone you
could hear him snort-DetrOt Journal.
In all conscience John Bull ought now to see
that Chairman " llson is made. member of the
Cobdeu Club.-Phlladeiphi Inquirer.
Senator Hill predicted something OF this kind,
and then foOlishly tried 10 undo bis own proph-
ecy.-Syracuse Standard.
In New York the course of the Democratic
party seemed to be down HilL-Philadelphia