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Show SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. .Not II ippr t'lirana. I'ltt-hurt' Oiinnieroi it ('arttn. it is not to be supposed that Governor Foraker intended to put at: intentional light upon 1'icsidcnl Jl.irri.sun by his remark I hat James G. Maine has given 11M a iiiiiuiiicciu Riiuiiiusi.rauou. su 0110 would he ipiieker to resent such a pross impropriety of speech than Mr. Blaine himself, nor would Governor Foraker be jjuilly of it. The splendid elleet of the reciprocity section of tho .McKinlcy law. a feature of it that embodies em-bodies a policy with which Secretary Bi.iiue is identified, tends to briui; up his name when the administration is mentioned, .lust at this lime, when j the new treaty with Spain is the dominant dom-inant subject of public interest, it was qiiile natural that in the rush of impromptu im-promptu oratory Mr. Blaine's name should leap to the lips. Jt was not, however, a happy piece of phrase-making 011 Governor 1 oraker's part. I lia Mini of tti Cuualltution. Itenvi-r News. Gobi and silver are the money of the constitution. o produce oter half of the world's supply of Silver. Why dis- eritllilmle ur-i:!txt nltr nwn rimiliii't especially w"! un trie constitution autlior-' autlior-' iCs its coluai;H into money' So lone; as j wo continue to discredit our siher just so louf will non-silver pioduciu-; cotin-I cotin-I tries decline to consent to any rates by j which the two metal" may'be, used. I Once the I nited States lixes her own ratio between the two metals, coins both free and in unlimited quantities, makes each a lecjal tender lor all private pri-vate and public debts, and provides lor tho issuance of certificates redeemable in coin, it is safe to s iy that other nations na-tions will promptly fall into line, lint the great precious metal producing country must take the lend. I'n.itlon of the Young- M.n. Kansas City S: at. The youni; voters of the republic are bound to ally themselves by tho law of j natural selection with the political or-gauixalioii or-gauixalioii which is in (ouch with the people and seeks to promote the greatest great-est measure of common prosperity. When a party begins to loose its influence influ-ence with the young men of the nation it is high time for it to make an effort at fcat to liml out what is the matter. An Inevilalil Cauilidate. St. Louis i ,'lohivn. tiio rat. The fear of somu of Mr. ('Iecland's timid friends that tho two thirds rule will knock him out in the presidential convention is scarcely warranted. I he fates have saddled the deniocritev with Cleveland for IH'J'i, uud nothing but his death between now uud then can annul this decree. Not From I hat llirec-tlon. Omaha Iteo. Jlenry Watlerson says the Lord will provide a candidate fur J' he democracy next year in cast! New Vork refuses to endorse Cleveland. The devoted Ken-tuckian's Ken-tuckian's faith is sublime but misguided, misguid-ed, llemoeratic candidates do not como from that direction. |
