The morning call., 1895-01-31

matters not how often the Reilly bill |
g yer so long as it doesn't go through. |
aust have a charter that allows |
II yor no means business to do business.
The BEST way to get an insight into fraud
Is TO give the public sight of the evidence.
Brooklyn optimists are informing visitors
10 the city that walking is good for the
health
Every useless attache to the Legislature
Is a vsrmiform appendix on the body
polite.
San Francisco does not ask too much in
Inc way Of a charter when she asks all that
she ought to have.
The legislators may find many things to
talk about, but the people are talking
strictly Of economy.
The most effective boot at the Southern
Pacific viii be the toot of the first loco
motive on the valley road.
The treasury reserve is passing away so
rapidly there is reason to believe it will
soon turn State evidence.
The men who digest the inaugural ball |
supper with the least complacency, are the |
men who got the least of it.
The only way to prevent economic re-
form from being lopsided, is to lop off use
less expenditures on all sides.
The report that China intends to negoti-
SIC cold loan, puts the silver lining on
tbe wrong side of the cloud again.
Dr. Parkh 1rst complains that the people
ol Chicago are too funny; they make jest
of abuses and laugh at corruption.
from the amount of kicking at
It, tae inaugural ball must have been a
football affair with an exceptional rush
hns.
TaHdng peace, Mexico and Guatemala
pregara .or war, each resolved to put a
polsb on me other by the Japaning pro-
cess.
The construction of the San Joaquin rail-,
road wl bring idle capital and idle work
ingmen INTO the harmony of a mutual en-
plnyment.
1t is an evidence of the way that OPP
timism IS cropping out in unexpected
places that some Democrats in Oakland are
willing 70 run for city offices.
The proposal to have the roll of legisla-
tive attaches called every morning is a
good one. If they are there for business
thav should attend to business
IL is an illustration of the dullness of
Con ressional debates that the more Con-
eress talks of currency reform, the more
the chas1n in the treasury yawns.
As the revenue derived from duties on
playing-cards exceeded $4,000 in the last
six months, it is evident that Uncle Sam
holds a good hand Of the pasteboards.
Senator McGowan's skill in getting an
emasculated resolution against the funding
BIZ through the Senate was clever, but it
wasn't wise. The people demand straight
goods this year.
It is q lew proof that the Democrats are
getting trad of Grover that a committee of
the House has agreed to report bill which
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bic to but one term.
RE curio collector in New York who
paid fancy price for the first hat that
Cleveland ever bought in that city, over
looked the fact that the collar would have
been a bigger thing.
The rure-food exhibit and the cooking
lectures should be attended by every house
keeper in the city More than half of the
heavy hearts in this world are caused by
indigestion resulting from bad cooking. 7
Since the people of New England have
begun to import halibut and beans from
the Pacific Coast and to send their cotton
mills South, they will have more time and
energy to devote to propagating culture
and catching Goldfish.
Senator Allison's resolution asking for
information as to what amount OF gold re-
Gently borrowed by the administration, has
been used in making up the deficit in the
revenue, comes at the right time. That is
exactly what the people wish to know.
A labor reformer in Connecticut wishes
to 8ebar women with able-bodied husbands
from competing in the labor market by
working for wages, but oyerlooks the fact
that il she works at home and does her
own washing she will be keeping cook
and a laundryman out of job.
Another evidence of the Democratic way
81 making a weak domestic policy subser-
Went to a weaker foreign policy, is shown
IS the action of the House in voting to re-
peal the differential duty on sugar to APP
pease Germany. 1t is everything for
tribute and nothing for defense.