The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-06-01


yer men in the South.
AS seen in Washington there is only
one thing certain about this fight, and
that is the intention of the ADMINISTERS
ton to make it to the death. Those
who hint of compromise are hooted
down by the administration men, who
say that the next Democratic Nation
oil convention has either got to be silver
or anti-siver, which is equivalent to
saying that it must be either CleYe-
land or an,i-Cleveland It seems inn
possible to say how it will end; men
who are in prositions to know public
sentiment Disagree SO wild ly in their
predictions Present movements can
be noted and studied; future results
must be waited for.
One rot acquainted with the un-
animity with which the politicians and
hangers or In Washington know every
thing onicial-after. it is announced,
would, in view Of the general talk about
the income ta& decision ofthe Supreme
Court, wonder why it was that any
doubt had ever existed as to what that
decision would be, when SO many peo-
ple can spin out arguments by the
yard to prove that they knew all the
time just what the decision would be.
\ o community, however small, is free
of the I-told-you- so friend, but he is
probably more numerous in Washing
tor than anywhere else. Il ad the de-
cision been exactly the reverse it
would not have phased the know-it-
ALA; they would have come up smil-
ing with their II told you sos just
the same, and the queer part of it is
that many of the really believe they
knew it all the time. They are like
the man who repeats an untruth so of
ten that he final y gets to believing it
himself
Quite q commotion exists among q
certain class In Washington because of
u recent decision Of local court, that
the Edmonds law against the eohabita
ton Of males and females not legally
MS rrlea was in force in the District Of
Goium,'ia. and tits growing IA the
number of arrests increase and has
made q regular booln in the marriage
,lIyn -rl,, -
punished. SO far the arroNt3 have
heen contiHed 10 tho de1,isous of the
tl!9ys, bnt there are hints that. the
police are 1na'ling preparations to ego
up higher. and whisparA ar9 current
Of cQntenipie ted arrests wbicn viii, if
mae, create 2. sensation, o#lnX to the
position Of tle parties, Supposed By
their associates tn be of the hjnhost
responsibility, aud, as matter Of
course, to have been married.
The rectnt activity OF ex-Gresilent
Harrison and some of his friends has
stirred up the republicans no little
1t it now believed that Mr.. Harrison
is out for anothea nomination. With
few exceptions the men who ara
known as the leaders of his party are
opposed to his nomination, Just as they
were in 1892. Then Mr.. Harrison
had the support of the Office holders.
which he VIII not have next year.
Still, his supposed candidacy is worry
ing the other fellows no little, and
they cam t hide it.
If ex-senator Warner Miller knows
anything about the Republican ma
chine in New York, that State will
send solid deleqa ion for Governor
Morton to the Republican National
convention, unles Gov. Morton shall
! imself prevent it, which isn't proba-
BILE. At least that is what Mr.. Miller,
who now i'll Washing ton, he says, on
Nicaragua Canal business, claims. There
was a time when what Mr.. Miller said
about New York politics could be
banked on, bat that was some years
ago. 1