The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14


Tho washington Post. Of yesterday. has
a long editorial, In which II JVs' N'S-
cusses Mr.. Utzs bill for dog ia"
The article saws: The POST - quite
frse TO admit that Utz is not d ~. n'iid-
bic name TO rally about, anu a. n'st
blush IL will not tend 10 S'es,so e'edl
enthusiasm, but anything i 80 eD ,
10 the Virginia dog nuisance ne
Post proposes to stand right al '"' ~"
of Representative Utz whlie n0 '"-Aes
this fight for the emancipalioor .oI III, s''e
virginia sheep. The Post hau "SPSa '', 30,
Governor OFeTrall might nav 'as,, ms
way clear to grasp this nilsn'i, !, his ,y
and give IL proper treatment III 'i.s M
auguraI address But he did ho,llihs Oh
the sort In his panegyric 10 Nilsiha
Governor O'Ferrail reached Il s'a,ua a
OF elouuence seldom attained py Co ,m.
executives. but he was signlhedh"' '~''
on the one burning issue.
New York World: Chauncey Depe"
differs from the political Bourbon III ilo'i,
ing more than in his happy khaca VI
knowing what to forget ana "n"' ~
remember. ,,.
In his speech to the rural Republican
editors the other day he appealeu 10
their cast-iron partsanship and their
simple tastes by saying that the people
are tired of 'feasting on the Democ,A.i '-
borealis" and cry out: Give US oaeA
the old homemade and home-DaKeu ne
publican bread" .a
Mr. Depew's cleverness was uisp.as. 90
in not bringing forward some iaihouS
samples OF these bakings.
New York Sun: light the Joy nres;
Fat the killed Goldfish. Let nope uol.
her mourning, and happiness the losy
edges Of her smile lay bare. Ethan Audil'
Morse, who represents the Shaii-l-uo
Naked district OF Massachusetts IN Con-
ross has given the word Il bid my
distressed countrymen rejoice, be SPOKE
or wrote in the House only last Iuesday.
1t is not our fault that the great Diuulng
has been kept from the country u,.il
now. When Mr.. Morse bids, he gets tiis
goods. We defy anybody 70 be distfesseu
after this. Due notice has been gwen.
Everything is lovely, and, as MI Nioi9e
observes, evening twilight IN sAids i,
gilds the rock-bound coast OF Maine WIN
the rays Of the rising sun" But brighter
than those rays is the ELUSIVE e1ulHehce
OF the sage of Shall-I-Go-Naked'
New York Times: Captain Boutele, OF
Maine. seems to be emulating the late
OtntTdl 1NluutD'lktig "a
ferocity with which he maintains MS
privileges" and tries TO bully the pre-
siding officer Of the House, or whlch ne
Is a member But Boutelle Is only intoA-
icated with zeal and his own Verposity,
and his fierceness is not dangerous even
to himself. He is exhibiting wohuer-
ful capacity for getting excited over q
matter which most people regard WIN
the utmost calmness. II 1t were not spch
n nuisance to have him obstructing busi-
ness I'm the House, his tantrums would De
rather diverting than otherwise, ne makes
such a loud noise and such violent CON
tortions over a teapot in which he thinks
a miniature tempest is raging.
The New York Herald proposes that
the National government shall issue
bonds of small denominations, placing
them directly in the hands OF the people
without Intervention Of bankers OF Hiiu-
dlemen of any sort. ..
The smallest Of these bonds, suggests
the Herald. should be for twenty dol
lars. and range, from that sum upward.
Thus workmen, clerks, and others OF
moderate means will be enabled TO put
their savings into government securities.
In other words, our New YORK contem-
norary advocates the government ISSUING
baby-bonds, somewhat after the oruer Oh
those put in circulation by the city Oh
Richmond.