The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-24


The beauty Of the Allison boom is that
IL is likely 10 boom Il 1t gets a fair chance.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Democrats are urging a short presiden-
tial campaign. Why a Democratic cam
paign at an2-New York Recorder.
No my policy nonsense VIII be toler-
ated by the coming Republican house OF
representatives-New York Recorder.
Marlborough may shake the dust Of this
country of his feet, but a good lot Of 1t
VIII stick 10 his fingers-Detroit Tribune.
he mattresses OF a Nassau street res
taurant are 70 wear boomers. h is a
movement against quick lunch.-New
York Mercury.
So far as the third term is concerned,
the Republicans are willing 70 have CleVe-
land run again If the Democrats are
New York Press.
Fathers would be Just as lazy as their
boys II the world hadn't pounded into
them the knowledge that they must work
or starve.-Atchison Globe.
Mr.. Bayard is entirely mistaken in his
idea that his duties require him 10 abuse
the American people whenever he gets 4
~chance.-New York Morning Advertiser.
1t is doubtless true. as many claim, that
Mr.. Cleveland is better b his party.
But his does not mean that he is A para
gon OF political observation-disclosures
Times-Herald.
Only a year and a third more of Grover
is left. The country hates Grover less
than ii does his party. but it cannot wholly
rid itself OF the party until Ii drops him.
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
Gov. Altgeld criticises Theodore Roose-
velt.for talking too much That is always
the way with silent men like the governor.
They have no patience with loQuactous
people.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
II 4e,09o Ohio Democrats voted for Coxey
because they We're Disguised with Cleve-
land, their disgust must ave been fully
as great as that OF the Democrats in other
states.-St Louis Post Dispatch Dem.).
Mr.. Eckels wants to be secretary Of the
treasury, but there are several reasons
why his wishes will not be gratified, OF
which the Republican president 10 be elect
ed next year is one.-Kansas City Journal.
Why should there be so much comment
on Secretary Carlisle's refusal to be in
terviewed on the Kentucky election? What
could the secretary have said? It wasn't
much Of an election. anyhow.-Cincinnati
Enquirer (Dem.).
The members of a Chicago, Democratic
club scundly trounced a motorman who
ran his car into their parade. That is
right. 1t is high time motormen should
be made to respect funeral PROFESSIONS
Grand Rapids Press.
Miss Whitney got no title in her mar
rage, but she seems to have got a first
class Englishman, who has been ham
mered into a first-class American citi-
zen. That is better than a mortgaged pal
ace in England-Chicago Inter Ocean.
There has been a vast amount of selfish
Incidence and still more selfish activity
in the management of the immense mu-
nicipal business of New York. A new era
OF enlightenment and progress is exceed
ingly welcome.-New York Tribune.
The best apology for this matchmaking
administrator that we have seen is that
of the man who said the Republicans paid
off one big national debt and the Demo-
Gratis were going on in perfect confidence
that the same party would pay the next
one.-New York Tribune.