Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-26

The United States senate is in the pink
of condition, and prepared to make the
talk of its life indianapolis News.
XIX
Occidental MugWumpery.
case of purely physical mugwumpery
is puzzling the doctors of Vancouver.
Miss Dora Marks, of that city, sees every
thing upside down.--Detroit Tribune.
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The Principal Business in Delaware.
AS it can find nothing else to do, the
legislature boldly struggles with the flood
of divorce business. We're it not for the
marital woes of Delawsreans this session
would prove a fiat MISUNDERSTANDING
Every Evening.
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The Chorus of Industry.
We shan't read of every mill that starts
up full time again, or every dinner pail
the good wife fills with lighter heart,
but by and by we shall hear the chorus of
industry clashing from sea to sea, and
that that will be prosperity,-Ohicago
Inter Ocean.
Xxx
Not as Modest as HelMisht BE.
The kaiser is not modest about asking
for preparations for his navy. He
puts his figures at $50,000,000. Men who
ask a good deal sometimes have to be
content with less, as when litigant sets
his damages at $4,000 and the jury gives
him one cent.-Baltimore American.
xxx
sherman Knows What is Right.
Secretary Sherman is to be congratu-
lated upon his determination not to sup.
press any Cuban war news. His i'm.
mediate predecessor tried the experiment
of beating the newspapers, and he failed
about every time. Secretary Sherman
will profit by the Olney experience in this
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
Xxx
For Purity.
The American people do not want to
abridge the liberty of the press. but they
have sternly rebuked unbridled license
They stand for purity. They may dis
agree in religion and politics, but they
are u uulu Ill ucloubo vi puO AOdOl VI
mothers, wives and daughters. They will
preserve the sanctity of the homes al
any cost.-Mail and Express.
Xxx
The Right Thing.
President McKinley's rule of imposing
the responsibility of local appointments
upon senators and congressman is no
original but is a revival of the custom
that prevailed previous to the installation
of Clevelandism. 1t is the proper polio!
for an American president to pursue
Evansville Courier.
where Two Can Live Cheaper Than
One.
Argentina req uires every bachelor be
tween the ages of 20 and 30 to pay {
monthly tax, and imposes fine Of SOC
piasters on any man or woman who il
found guilty of constructive breach Of
promise. 1t is no myth that two can live
cheaper than one in that country st
Louis Globe Democrat.
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The OflicehOIder and the Oliceseelxer
One of Mr.. Cleveland's favorite jour
palistic favorites, who holds lucrative
Office, suggests that President Mckinley
was forced to throw open the White house
grounds in order to provide standing
room for the officeseekers. Here is an
other instance which goes to show how
inconsiderate the officeholders are of the
feeling of the officeseekers. Washington
Post.
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rO.Bryan Versus Anti Bryan.
The New York Herald reminds Baby
Bailey, OF Texas, that the national con
vention for the selection of Democratic
presidential ticket will be held it 1890
and that vast amount of political his
tory will be made in the mean time. This
looks like an official notice from the Bry
an organ to the anti-Bryan young mar
from Texas that his purposes are known
and keeply felt.-Boston Herald.
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senator Elkins is Correct.
Senator Elkins asserts that the United
States pays out more than $200,000,000 6
year for transporting imported goods te
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