The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-11-20

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COOP morning
THIS about the right weather for defective ues to get
in their accustomed work.
wish for the Princeton and Yale football Players who
edge for their great that they will
make fair and manly fight waged through to
finish in Cambridge last Saturday.
BLISS reports probable increase in the cost Of
sons for of $780, though the cost this
year $4,000 Nearly third of century after the
close of the he finds pension claims awaiting action
number greater than the largest actually put into battle
during the So much flor reckless denagogic legislation
seeking with the demorazng of brbesa pension bait
IT question minds of those seriously interested
whether the passage this time of the antsver resolution
such that of the Delaware Bankers Association is
useful The free coinage issue not dead and perhaps not dy
ing but fight when it not making any particular STIR
merely to revive what hope will be dead political question
before the campaign Those who opposed to the free coin
age of silver may therefore, do well to consider the advantage OF
raising the question themselves when else is raising it.
usr week ago the United States Court Appeals St. Louis
held that boycott labor against capital criminal conspiracy
Now Illinois State Court Chicago has decided that back
listing by capital against labor equally unlawful and has
awarded "backsted aborer Sal 663 damages If the boy
colt sound law then the blacklist would also be sound
But these courts dealing justice have declared the truth
that blacklist and boycott equally odou equally hostile to
democratic institutions and ideas 1t is fortunate that these two
decisions closely together The obeceon they
will not be lost upon either labor capital
IT announced that the President expect ncopo
in his message the correspondence with Spain The
papers be accessible the Foreign Committees Congress-
but not to the people, Why not? There has been much
ceamen 1t reported that Spain asked have the correspond
withheld for the present for political This
enough The citizens of the United States have right know
what their servants at Washington doing There great dan
ger that the performance of the Administration not line with
the sentiment of the people. Hello there John Sherman Here
chance for to take bold stand Such proceeding might
be OF use to you.
IT is to be hoped that the reports that Brazil is will
ing sell of her warsI Spa provided she obtain
security that payment will be forthcoming when falls due.
der ordinary circumstances nooeconcoud be raised with justice
to transaction of this character between the nations
would be mere matter of business But the situation is not
ordinary on the contrary the conditions such that the
posed barter the part of Brazil would not say the least, be
calculated to exat her standing member of the American fam
lily of States What Brazilian could without bluins his flag
give place the standard Spain the ships of his country aud
look without indignation at their pointed against the heroic
patriots of Cuba struggling throw off the rule of the Spanish
monarchy What amount of money could compensate for nde-
IDLE stain the houor and character Of his nationality Brazil
have for these Ships she may need the money invested
IN thn but 1t would be tar better Tor her to suffer the loss what
be, than to indemnify herself great sacrifice of
honor and principle the suggested sale would inevitably carry
with it.
THE Patans whom the British encounter the war now in pro-
gress the northwestern frontier India always in
the encounters that take place during the day, but they get their
innings at night making rshes III force upon the British camps
under cover OF darkness creepngup sngy close enough
get good shots with their excellent rifles occasion
they poured some Shots it estimated into camp
the adjacent hills killing number of men animals The British
device for revealing the of the enemy build bonfres
distance off from their camps night burn flashlights
unlike the socaed Roman candes' When the eneys DO
ston is at distance of one Or two thousand yards it revealed
by of ''sar shells, rockets which illuminate wide area
for few seconds The latter method is sometimes employed if
rush expected when the enemy supposed be compar-
lively When the Patians-a general the Afrids
Oakza and other tribes of the Madam regoare by
the BONFIRE hashg SHE'LL Maxmsd the rest