The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06

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questions concerning which they are
Sgreed, leaving others for future settle
settlement That is the way aud the
only way to accomplish anything in pol
ilics.-Nampa Leader.
An army officer is 10 be tried for drag
ging private over the ground by his
legs. He will probably plead that he
was emotionally insane, and fancied
himself one OF weyle-'s soldiers bring
ing in wounded Cuban.-Globe-D Demo
crat.
Not to be behind in the times a new
and perfectly safe route has been discov-
cred from Kendrick to Klondike. 1t leads
however, through the grain fields OF the
Potlatch with pillow and a binder rs the
chief means of resching the desired
goal.-Kendriek Gazette.
Germany will follow England in say
ing NO" What will we do about it?
Why, under the extremely flattering and
more than could be expected situation.
we should keep right on saying that the
international conference will regulate
the coinage of silver. Here is an oppor-
tunity for Bill Mcconnell once more
News Miner.
Senator .iubois and party will return
from Asia about the time congress
meets. The gold-buG papers WHO shot
so much fun at them over their trip,
claiming that Wolcott would have Eng
land redhot for bimetallism long before
they got back home, are now so silent
that one can almost hear q silver dollar
drcp.-Boise Democrat.
Ii society winks at wrong doing
among the talented and the wealthy il
encourages it elsewhere and stirs up a
discomfort which feeds the flames Of
socialism and anarchy. Neither mans
brain nor his money should raise him to
such an exalted pinnacle that his mis-
deeds should be less stringeutly punish-
ed than those OF his fellow men.-Lex-
| iston Teller.
Perhaps there is no other influence
that has done 30 much in the way OF
fostering a judicial cast Of mind among
the American people as the newspapers
in presenting opposite views OF the same
question. When il is done in the spirit
OF fairness this creates very strong de-
sire among the readers themselves 10 be
just in interpreting any occurrence. sit
ua,ion or condition that may arise in q
community, state or nation.-Spokane
Chronicle.
When William Jennings Bryan was in
South Dakota few weeks ago, explain
ing Why wheat and silver had parteC
company, he was introduced by tn,
Scandinavian governor as follows: DE.
baen happiest day OF ma life; standing
On platform with such statesman as Mr.
Bran. Ay baen goy'r ali same. Az
baen watcher DIES political questions an
sy tank jes lax other statsman--ay tanG
wheat an silver be al sam price-dolla
a b lsheI.-RailSay Review.
The Boise fair is reported to have beer
a great success, but We do not know
from reading the state wesklies which
was admired the most by the visitors
the 1lS-Pound squash and huge fruit
and wheat from Washington county o
Queen Bess IN the person OF Miss Voll
mer OF Neg Perez county. No doubt tn,
elderly grangers worshipped the squash
Is, the fruits and the cereals, while tia,
embryonic ssgebrush princes paid hom'
age to the six-foot Clearwater beauty
whose Charmes and gracss we're like sun
beams in the social whiri at the capital
Murray Sun.
Notwithstanding the fact that thos,
goldbugs who calm to be as-good silver
men asyou are using columns OF spac,
10 show that England might have sal,
yes" instead Of no." the bald fact re
mains that England said NO with
big y. and did it in about as fat a way
and at about as unpropitious a time, a
she could have selected for the hyphsn
ated crowd. To add insult to injury
EngIishmen OF influence are now debat
ing the question of how it ever cam,
about that their statesmen gave so much
encouragement to silver rs to even coun
tenance the American and French com,
missioners. The political prospects o
the gentlemen of bypenated ideas hAv,
gone a glimmering in Idaho.-Kootena
Herald.
Ohio was the real battle ground of lhii
election. 1t is the presidents state. L
is the home Of his secretary Of state, anC
Of Hanna, the supreme boss OF the re-
publican party in the nation. The presI
dent, Hanna and Sherman knew that ir
this contest their administration ant
policy were put on trial, and made de-
termined effort to carry the state snC
hold their own in the legislature See
rotary Sherman departed from the un
rOken precedent Of the state depart
ment 70 write a partisan letter for pub
LEGATION, urging the republican voters Il
turn out. The president made specia
journey to his home TO put enthusiasm
into the hearts Of the party workers
and Hanna fought with consumxte skill
and abundant resources for the Ie0isla