The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-24
THE SPIRIT OF The PRESS.

Chairman Wilson comes up smiling ana
cheerful but he can hardly be said TO have re.
covered his senses-Ior he says that "the Kick
came from the heels of The American people,
that there Was very little brains in IT," That is
not very polite remark. even for man who
Is prospectlvely "out of politics.-Pniadelpha
Ledger.
President Cleveland was embarrassed a
while ago because be had Congress ION his
hands" By the verdict OF the D ople at the
cent election he has several eminent states
men on his hands, including Professor William
Leftover Wilson. What is he going to 90
about it?-New York Tribune.
L; is about time that Senator Vest denied the
statement attributed to him, that he was glad
Of the Democratic setback. The Senator's plan
Is TO let Ills lnteryiewers wander around uutil
they make trouble for him and then To utterly
repudiate them.-St. Louis Star.Sayings.
There is some reason to believe that Presi.
dent Cleveland is going TO tell the people, In
his forthcoming message, what he doesn't know
about the currency question with as much gusto
and gairullty as lie did about the tariff question
III his message OF 1S97.-Detroit Journal
The reason for &c rye NJ. Pullman's long
absence from Chicago has Just come 10 light.
lie was waiting for the quarterly dividend of 2
per cent on his stock TO pay travelling expenses
with. he got the MONEY this week and started
al once.-Topeka State journal.
And now Secretary Carlisle wltndraws his
acce Dtance OF an invitation 10 attend the
Chamber OF Commerce banquet in this city. Is
lie ashamed 10 look our business men In the
face? He ought TO be.-New York Mail and
Express.
The Chicago Aldermen have voted 10 them
selves larger ana more costly gold badges The
advantage of this is that the honest citizen is
no longer i'll peril OF being mistaken for an
Alderman.-New York Co numerical Advertiser.
II Pittsburg can sell iron pipe to Japan and
armOr-plate TO Russia under present condi-
tions what part OF lie world will be outside of
her market when she gets her waterways III
working order ?-PltIsburg Dispatch.
Ohio IS now called upon to show whether it
militia, when called INTO service. is projected
by The Slate. The Washington Courthouse
verdict is one of national lmportance.-Pnila-
delphia Item.
The sugar trust men may appeal and appeal
again. but lhey cannot change public opinion
from the belief that there was crooked business
among some Senators.-W ashington News.
AS an explanation OF his Dachelornood Mr..
Hill has always said that he was welded to his
pait1' NV pdLlJ CfiuCutJ dpptOu iVi @ vi
vorce and won her suit.-New York Press.
The administration mas been pretty roughly
handled, il is true, but there ought TO De enough
strength left in 1t 10 furnish postage stamps that
will stick.-Philadelphia Inquirer
Tamman Hall lost control OF New York. but
In turn the people OF that city should not lose
sight OF the fact that Tammany Hall cast
1000 votes.-St. Paul Record.
Adlal ought to get out an injunction restrain
Ing Calvin 5. Brice from saying anything com.
plimentary about him. Memphis Avalanche.
Japan's snub 10 Cleveland and Gresham isn't
intended for The United States. Japan knows
where she is at.-New York Recorder.
Iheres this to be said of women as voters:
They are naturally Inclined TO cling 10 the party
they fayor.-Phiadelphia Times.
While the people of the United States were
learning how to make money they forgot how
to save it.-Galveston News
MI. Carnegie hnds Pittsburg an interesting
place to visit when weary OF mis- princey Brit
lsh home.-Pittsburg Press.