The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-08-29

in the Management of the Cook Coun-
ty Jail. Broad AK.
The real newspaper man always
takes advantage of every situation in
which he is placed.-Age.
The editor Of the AK was recently
sent to Jail for criminal libel and it
is quite evident that he was not sat
isfied with his accommodations.
William G. Anderson, one of the
leading Negro lawyers of Chicago, has
secured the release of Banker Chas.
W. Spalding from Joliet penitentiary,
after stay of four years under
long sentence. Mr.. Spaulding's SEN
tence was the result of the failure of
the Globe bank. Mrs Spalding, who
is very wealthy, employed some of
the best white lawyers of the city to
effect her husbands release, but find
ing they could not do anything, she
employed Mr.. Anderson, with the re-
suit of her husband being a free man.
Score another for our Negro profess
SIGNALS. -Brotherhood.
You complain of being half starved
on account of the high prices! Why,
man, you are making a fortune off
your truck farm"
That's jest it. l can't afford to eat
any of my vegetables when they're
with so much in the market, b-goshl"I
Chicago Tribune.
Hanna's success as a strike settler
seems to have become a thing of the
past.-TOledo Bee.
The exultatiOn of the Bee over the
woes OF wage-earners is courageous,
if heartless. How Hanna's wonderful
popularity with the masses of Ohio
does disturb the slumbers of free
| traders, including the bitter foe of
common laborers, the Toledo Bee!
The trusts are to be the issue upon
which the reOrganized Democracy will
make it's campaign this year. 1t would
be unfair perhaps to ask a Democratic
orator what trust the last Democratic
administration put out of business
after being elected on a platform in
which trusts were quite as vigorously
denounced as they were in the Demo
cratic platform of 2-Brookville
Qnd.) American.
What particular schedules in the
Dingley act need revising? Pro-revi-
sionists please reply.
Mormon Temple in Copenhagen: A
dispatch from Denmark's capital states
that three hundred American Nor
mons, including former United States
Senator Frank ]. Cannon, attended the
dedication of the Mormon temple re-
Gently erected in that city. Meetings
have been arranged with the object
of giving impetus to Mormon mission.
airy work in Denmark
protective tariff is constructive;
it builds up the country. Free trade
to iTonnunr{ohnc no
country.
The Irish Catholic newspaper, the
Pilot, says: Archbishop Ireland is
as good an American as he is a Cath
Ole; and America is the happy home
Of millions of Catholics; but all the
same, there is no need of overprais
ing a good thing, as he does when he
says: Let justice be done to Amer
lea; in no other country is there
government so fair-minded, SO i'm
partial, so willing to treat all classes
of citizens with absolute justice as
that with which we are blessed in
America. The archbishop of st. Paul
need not travel more than half
days journey from his home to find
a country where it would not be i'm
possible for Catholic to be the head
of the government; where a Catholic
| is actually at the head Of the gov
eminent today; where Catholic cab
met officers of high rank, governors,
chief justices, military and civil digni-
taries of all kinds are as common as
in Archbishop Ireland's country they
are uncommon and almost impossible
where Justice in the matter of relig
ion in education is thing Of course,
as it is not in the United States. We
are no particular admirer Of Canada
but we do love Justice; and the Cath
olics of the United States have much
| to learn from their brethren across
the border, who did not attain the JUS
tice which they enjoy by folding their
hands and holding their tongues lest
perchance some Orangeman might
doubt their loyalty"
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