The morning call., 1894-09-22
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

| Ii begins to look as If the Democratic party
were feaplng precisely the results that MI
| WattersOn predicted would follow the nOmna.
lion and election of Grover Cleveland 10 the
Presidency. The news from Vermont and Maine
indicates that the Democratic party Is march
ing through slaughle r. house to an open grave"
New York Mall and Express.
The Governors Of number of States, partic-
ulariy those of the South and West, have ex-
pressed their views about The English commit
tee that has come 10 this country to investigate
and denounce the lynchlnG system. The gem
eral tenor OF their expressions seems TO be In
favor of lynching the commttee.-Pniadelph
Ledger.
Ii Mr.. Depew were made Governor be could
not go TO EutOne every year. Europe would not
receive the benefit OF his American impress
si0ns America would be denied the privilege
OF his European testimony. There seem to be
International reasons why lie should not De
made GoverEOr-BroOkyn Eagle.
A supersenstive New Yorker committed sui
eide at Seabright. n. j., recently because his
bathing suit had been thought immOdest. 1t
speaks volumes for the superior moral courage
OF the gentler sex that their corpses do not
strew the beach by thousands for similar cause
Philadelphia Record.
AhS'N 10 HN HNSSAlOu dS W hhlt tAO iooNS " 40
up IN Maine. 1t was protection, neat and SIM
pie. 1t was never presented so clearly, but
despite tie dlsaDproval Of "Arkansaw" the
voters OF the Stale declared that they preferred
home 10 foreign market.-NeW York Com
merclal Advertiser
The actors have organized a protective So
eiety TO prevent Madeline Pollard from 60
ing on the stage. The actors apparently fear
she might abduct som. of them In closed car
rage as she did poor, innocent Willie Breckin-
rldge.-Chicago Times.
Emperor Francis Joseph has been drinking
10 the health Of the Gar. The Emperor is in
position To know that this Is much more
wholesome pastime than cultivating the dis
pleasure OF the monarch OF the north. Indian
apOlls News.
The people OF Memphis have begun at the
right end OF the anarchist problem. If anarchy
is TO be suppressed in this country every COM
muniy should beglu by exterminating The
lynchers aud outlaws OF its own raISlng.-Gal-
weston News
Ii is an impressive warning against the dam
gers Of anarchy Which Premier Crispi utters. AS
one against whose life the cOnspiraces of the
anarchists have been directed repeatedly. Pre-
mier Crispi speaks with authority. - Boston
Journal.
No matter whether you call It Democratic
apathy or Democratic dIsgUst-it is plain that
there is good deal of il eXtaut just now, ana
the Repu olIcan ma iOrIties swelling satlsfac-
torily in usequence.-New York Tribune.
AT SgOurney, Iowa. The ladies'. besides voting
themselves, hired Carriages and brought voters
10 tile polls 10 vote for. city water works. The
plumbers IN Iowa look upon woman suffrage as
a good reform.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The country regrets to hear that Mr. Cleve-
land Is not having Cleveland luck in fishing. bur
1t regrets still more his lack of Influence with
Mr.. Olney, late OF the legal staff OF the Illegal
whisky trusi.-New York World.
Governor Mckinley was uihe inaccurate
wneD lie declared Saturday night that the
new tarif bill has not settled anything" 1t
has certainly settled Tie party that enacted II.
New York Press.
The word "sermonette" is spreading through
the land, and bids fair to become an accepted
AmericanIsm for little sermon. But why not,
also. speechine tie and or4Iionette? - Boston
Herald.
Recommending in State prisons has been dis
continued by the Democratic State administra-
ton. lie demand just now is all on the other
side of the political lenee--New YORK Recorder.
Ii takes ten men to carry the Emperor OF
Chna's umbrella. IL Is not likely that any body
has ever borrowed it.-Philadephia Item.
Instead of roOsters the Maine papers might
make point by heading their columns WIFI
Reed birds.-Philadephi Times.
Sovereign announces that he Is opposed to
strikes. He has learned something this year
PfttsDurg Press