The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-26
SOME NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.

Mckinley to succeed Cleveland and For
aker to succeed Brice and Ohio will be her.
self again. Chicago Inter Ocean, Rep.
A few months ago ii was popular to
speak OF Gresham as the inheritor of the
political fortunes of Cleveland. Well. il
he gets all there Is he will not have enough
To carry a single Northern state.-Des
hOines REGISTER, Rep.
Gov. Mckinley has won golden opinions
by his firmness and wisdom in dealing
with the riotous strikers within his iuris-
diction. There can be no doubt that he
possesses the administrative capacity
which would naturally be expected from
his strength OF character.-Bostoa Journal,
Rep.
IL is comforting news that a newspaper
correspondent has been arrested in Van
couver for sending out false reports of the
alleged wrecking of Raymond excursion
train. Ii will be more comforting still TO
learn that he has received the pupishment
that he richly deserves for his detestable
characterization Globe, Dem
IL cannot be denied that labor lead
ers almost invariably refrain from de-
nouncing in fit terms the iawlessness
which they sometimes endeavor from
motives of prudence to check Their
reticehce on this specific point is, We be-
iieye, not only wrong. but foolish. The
better part. and we think by far the larger
part. of their followers would ratify a
vigorous denunciation of the turbulence
and crime which frequently characterize
and ruin their plans TO better their condi-
tion.--Ne's York Tribune, Rep.
The foreign-born citizen who is guilty of
acts of lawleSsness and violence should be
deported and sent back 10 the country
from which he came. Our immigration
laws ought 10 provide for the return of
every foreigner who is found guilty OF a
crime within five years after landing. The
time Tor more careful sitting of immi-
grants has arrived, indeed il came long
ago. There viii be no adequate and
elective laws enforced tiiI examination
OF immigrants by our consular officers is
provided for.--CiaeiaRati Tribune Rep.
The Republican party Is for that inst
measure OF protection to American indus
tries which will enable the domestic To
compete with the foreign manufacture
without forcing the workingmen to CON-
pete with the wages of foreign labor. but
u is not tied up to the details of any tariff
measure. These necessarily cnange with
changed conditions The Republican
party may De safely trusted to adapt the
tariff 10 the circumstances of the times
10 will not commit Itself to the restoration
az the Mckinley or any other tariH-S
Paul Poness~ Press, Rep.
The ranks of the few remaining Corey
contiDgents are being rapidly decimated
Some OF the GeseFters are seeking employ.
ment, and the professional tramps among
tf@4 hat a
better in blocks Of i've or less The move
meni has lost entirely any political signlf-
canoe. granting that 1t ever had any. The
action OF the courts in Furnishing depreda-
tons anon the property Of Others and the
unNAiingnesS OF the people 70 further
meet the exsctions of these nomadic
huzdes have effectively pat an end 10
to1eyisnn. -HsleHa Independent. Dszs.
The conn try's interest lies chiefly In The
degradation OF the senate. That bodv 1.
tainted As i never w&s before. The cor
Fapt ION OF The Credit Mobiier scandal in
xsded the house Of reprssen tatlves, bu,
tAe sugar scandal is the senate's Ia IA
apparent that spectators are at the
ie4ntA.n head OF national legs alton and
saat the popular viii sInay Re defeated
whenever tie pockets Of senators can 10
successfully appe.led 30. Whatever nav
come q tue Investigation that - going on.
- f2Aea = kaown and believed that the
country has loSt faith in the seaz.s,s IN
sssaiy.-Aaypsgs Hs<ksy, Dem.