Fair play., 1900-03-10

AMI trust leagues continue To ''re
s"iuir" against them. but the Rcpub
l"Hn Congress siis stiiI aud takes %,
scii"n q" anv OF the nInn, bills intro
ductd b. Democrats Tor their sup.
p'rssi"n
u Ia said thar General Cr"mje had "a
Inquire as 10 the forms of surrender
before he could act under them
Heretofore, the B"rrs have been fn
m':iar oni, with the etiquette for re.
criviug surrender.
Captain Carriers case has been set
He'd by the United States Snprrme
C"uri but hi- xcconplicrs still hnur
i-h like green bay ,rcrs. What is the
Inat,er with Griggs? IL he waiting
tor the statue of limitations to bar
rr"cerdi"g-?
VIVA, has become 1T OILS? With
All army as large as that yet engaged
On the Briti-h si'ie III SOUTH Africa :,
lac Inns tor months reported nothing
but lists Of killed aud wounded. FO:
al! the information sent by him, the
war might be at n standstili
Local politicians Must not run away
with the idea that the national CALL
paigm will altogether swallow up
local issues this fail. The Democratic
party stands for decent aud hen Ct
candidates aud " i'll in-is, on them no
matter how hot the national election
HAY be.
The chances are that the House has
been bun coed Iuio passing the Porto
R'can bill. IL is believed that the
Senate will knock the two Years limit
on, of the bill aud will raise the duty
back to 25 per cent Then in confi-
ence the House will recede from il,
p si;iuu.
Why is it that Great Britain seems
more willing to make conces-ion- to
the United States in regard TO the
Nicarsgusn Cun.l than our own ex
ecutiye seems willing {" accept? 1t
is stated Oh good aut hurity that Lord
Z ii-hr-v - willing 'n agrre to tnr,i-
Icsliuu il he Is asked. Wn, viii not
Iia, ask him
Mr.. B,num has been Nominated rs
member ot the Board "i Appraisers
las IA Oemocrn' aDi his cunfirina-
ti'n Is delayed b, .oi,n ,.Irver-e
democratic srnai"r- WIN" Insist ,ha,
lie is IA republicans. VII, not AK him
for whom he in ends to vote this tall !
Ills answer m ght throw -ulnr iigh,
on !i> ,.oi,Ic-.
A. vents prove the Pr, side NJ took
the Winning sr,ir liz al. Pom" Rican
bate. 1t M a., t.. observed
THAI - .,r,. Il ''l-i"t, hr, h. en- r"nirnr,
to wnhr ~ ~, the Pr--iirui would
sin have IL rm q. tt.. .uirhnni side
Tie siGN Il r." ,,.- i'u.- u-'ii he vote
WAS ',h n .ui ,h~n t"'l,I"'i down 1"
j,in ihr ,ir,"I-.
The X, ga" lc,n> h,v, ir,r freed
io Ia" 4 p 'h, ii.y Pnn,.rrr.'i- treaty
surr'I.. t.. M dif. IA -":Ir -uh-id,
sfra,. '" g n,.r",n-" III platform
pIcds % tiIr -rr ",.i IL, rnsrri
ing "r't- " 'iru"'aiii>m
ana / II, 1T ''r Pc" Ri,a, tariff
in "i ... T.. II. \ - IN, ,heE |
y. i. .r'' ..ar :,.-'.''n far |
a pi. i..'.:," ".
G., r.tnr L-r,v 81 ,.naIm send !
word "a ,Nr:y -islp "i.4ci, '..,ir'.,s ~
his LAT awa. tie that lie "a = To-" nni !
wau- i; badly tie -h"nlh ha,e it b, |
all means, but ~ he sam" nm, -u-h |
palms w"uid come from II" other |
p~nple under the sun rxr.,t Ameri- |
c.n-. W. .Tr :'.- .:;.,, E.:i III in the |
world wh" consider ice n u-ces-ii, |
rather than luxury.
Bull, T has h'rudered agnin, losing !
500 men without gaining any advmnt !
age. lie should he recalled. a gen.
eral may he forgiven "ncr for sending |.
men into n position which little |
scouting would show that they could !
not hold, but when he repeats such !
action again and again, something !
should be done to stop him.