The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
THE SPIRIT OF The PRESS.

DR.. Parkhursr has been made an honorary
member OF the Union League Club In New
York. Ii thu good doctor will avail himself OF
the opportunities for observation this member
ship affords him he may find that not all viola
lions OF Inc law regulating the sale OF liquor
are committed il vulgar saloons.-Chicago
Times.
General James b. Weaver has decided TO re-
tire permanently from politics. He says he
VIII never be candidate for Office again. It's
we'll vidently the people do not want him.
II has taken him long time TO find II out, but
now that he has learned the lesson he thinks
he Will remember it.-Topeka Journal.
There is no such thing as satisfying the aver.
age free-trade editor. TIL free-trade delusiOn
has such firm hold of him that he never knows
when he has enough. In his opinion anything
else than free trade was the cause of the ava
lanche that overwhelmed him last Tuesday,
Toledo Commercial.
II President Cleveland wants to follow the
precedent he has set of appointing all bis de-
feated but devoted followers to fat foreign
missions the diplomatic corps OF the United
States Will have to encounter an early and
large increase in numbers-Omaha Bee.
Already change is observed in the bearing
Of the New York policeman. In place Of the
overbearing scowl and the quick motion
toward The club, there is an apparent DISPOSE
ton 10 seem courteous toward respectable
cilizens.-New York Commercial Advertiser
No more domineerng by New York over the
Democracy of the countryi That period OF
tyranny and impudence is past. The balance
of power lies with the West, and the West Is
going to take and Keep what rightfully belongs
to it.-Chicago Herald.
The report that the new Car intends to put
a stop TO religious persecution in Russia Is
gratifying; but il will be observed that the
Princess Alix is required to change her religion
before she can become his wife.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
opinion recently expressed at London that a
republican form OF government Is The most
complex OF any on earth. We have no key to
tue puzzle.-St. Louis Republic.
The new plan of evangelical work decided
upon by DIR. Talmage will doubtless meet witq
widespread favor. He is TOO big man TO be
confined TO narrow spheres of action.-Pitts.
burg Dispatch.
The English coachman will probably be on
exhibition at the executive mansion 10 Albany
after January 1.-Syracuse Courier.
And the English language, too.-Syraeuse
Standard.
Germany has recognized the little republic of
Hawaii There is no longer any fear OF res.
toralIon OF monarchy. unless President Grover
Cleveland should suffer relapse-New York
Recorder.
The Chicago Tammany was more impudent
and overbearing under Hops ms than was Tam
many under Croker in New York, but was not
as smart.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The answer TO the Worlds standing question
with egard TO Richard Croker, "Wh here did you
get II p" Is now obvious. He got 1t in the neck.
ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
Triumphant ROSTERS might crow In other
States, but when the Blue Hens chickens
joined in no wonder Delaware Democrats are
sad.-Phlladelphia Times.
1t is evidently the purpose OF Republicans to
make Mr.. Reed Speaker of the next House, but
that is not going to satisfy his ambition.-ln-
dianapolis News.
The dreadful landslide didn't quite extend TO
California. Out there II became just Pacific
slope.-Phiadelphia Times.
Tammany Hall should be completely wiped
out. Let the Legislature repeal its charter
New York Mail and EXPRESS.
The henpecked man is a fellow who tried to
tame a Standardization News.