The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-11
Press Comment.

Nucu I6lcI W eA-OpodhcI
Reed as an ex-Czar. Speaker Crisp
blushes.-N. Y. Tribune.
We are wondering what the demo.
cratic papers would say if Brecken'
ridge was a republican.-The Road.
1t is reported that Colonel Brecken.
ridges masonic lodge has suspended
him for five years because he has not
paid his dues.-N. Y. Tribune.
There seems to be an overprOduction
of broken democratic pledges. That is
the only kind of overproduction that is
causing hard times.-Sooner, Newkirk,
OF.
Dad Gum the ~dad-gummed republic
cans for demonetizing silver. Just
give the democrats a Chance" and
they'll correct things in great shape
The Road.
The jury in the Breckenridge case
should have made its verdict broad
enough to take in some of the lawyers
that participated IN the trial.-N. Y,
World.
Our forefathers made silver and gold
the coin of the realm. Those who have
conspired to place government on a
gold basis are traitors to the country
The Calliope.
Three hundred million dollars have
been lost by the farmers by the fall in
the price of wheat, corn, oats and pc.
tatoes during the past twelve months.
Sandy Hill IN. " Herald.
What a world of misery, crime and
death would have been averted had
old John Sherman been sent to the pen,
itentiary 30 years ago, instead of to
CONGRESSMAN Jose Cali Tribune.
There is another lull in the distrlbu.
ton of pie, and it is likely to continue
until those democrats quit making
mouths at the administration tariff
policy.-St. Louis G!obe-D Democrat.
The democrats and republicans in
Oregon are fusing in order to defeat
the populists; and John Sherman and
Grover Cleveland have fused In order
to defeat the people.-Minneapolls
Union.
If cotton is 6 cents a pound, with
the crop practically marketed, what
will it be when the new crop begins to
come in? Inquire at the headquarters
of the patronage heelers.-Atlanta
Constitution.
Money is the issue. Never forget
that. When the money question is set
tied right, then some other question
will be the issue but not until it is
farmers Tribune.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says
the silver dollar is nov worth only 45
cents. This opinion comes from the
CD. editorial rooms. while in the
countlngroom silver dollars are worth
| 100 cents.-The Reasoner.
MIR. Cleveland did not tarry in the
dismal swamp very long on his recent
duck hunt. He had better remained
at home and helped take the country
out of the dismal swamp it has been in
ever since Grover took the lines
Southern Mercury.
This leads me to earnestly present
the deslrability of granting to the sec
rotary of the treasury a better power
than now exists TO issue bonds
Seigniorage Veto Message.
Vetoing a bill to coin 50 cents pei
capita of silver and favoring more
bonds in the message! Beats Old
Nick, doesn't it ?-Missouri World.
Those who ridicule Coxey's army
should remember that Marie Antoin-
cite ridlculed the beggars of Paris
when they asked for bread, because
they did not ask for cake, yet 80 days
later the kings head rolled into the
basket. Ten days of prosperity and
there will be no Coxey's army. Con-
gress can give relief. If it does not do
it, no one can tell what the result will
be. Ridicule will not cure the evils
from which the country is now suffer
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