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EDITORIAL nKNTION.
Mr. Hill is more successful with juries
than with voters.
The Democrats are pumpkins, all
right, but they get little pie.
If the President had "staid put" he
might have got the bear.
The capacity of a man may easily be
measured by the size of the advance
ment that puffs him up.
The President may not get many
bsara, but he has a record of one Baer
that will stand to his credit in 1904.
The Beet Trust is losing a lot of valu
able buildings by fire. Never mind, it
will get them all back again by "water."
Tom Johnson says, "Truth loses some
battles, but never any wars." Better
get on the side of truth, Thomas.
Plans are afloat to reduce the time of
rail between New York and Washing
ton, via Philadelphia and Baltimore, to
four hours.
The President is now hunting in the
Mississippi cane brakes. A short time
ago ho baggei some game in the Demo
cratic "breaks."
If Mr. Schwab will pick up a little
Buddhistic calm on his Asiatic trip we
will all be grateful and he will feel
better.
Gen. Miles gets a banquet every
where he goes in the Philippines. We
are informed that the water cure is not
in evidonce at these banquets.
"Scrapping" in the legislation hall
is not confined to America. The Austra
lian Reichsrath recently had a general
melee while the House was in session.
Oom Paul Krueger's book is said to
resemble Oom Paul Bryan's book, not
in matter but in spirit. Mr. Krueger
thinks the Boer cause will eventually
prevail.
A West Virgina man dropped a light
ed cigarette in a keg of powder. From
the result we feel vindicated in our
opinion that cigarettes are not to bo
classed as health foods.
Ben Tillman is making a fortune de
crying the favorites of fortune. Ben be
longs to the type of men who is bound
to "get there" without regard to the
route or the means.
Gen. DeWit says that the Boers were
guilty of cowardice, faithlessness and
treachery. Well, well! the English
never said anything so bad of them.
There are great numbers of voters
who affiliate with the Democratic party
who are looking for a Moses to lead
them out of that house of bondage.
Indian summer is very welcome this
year. It in i rovided, however, not by
the coal' liitliaus" of Pennsylvania, not
by the anthracite partners of the Al
mighty, but by the Head of the firm and
is free for all.
When Mr. William Randolph Hearst
takes his seat in Congress the Congress
ional Record will be printed on yellow
paper with "scare" headings.
The Democratic party is like a run
down clock It is absolutely right twice
a day and absolutely wrong at all other
times. The Republicn party may never
bo absolutely right but it is a good time
piece and follows the sun of progress.
Mr. Bryan is engaged in the harmless
amusement of breathing on the Roose
velt mirror. Mr. Roosevelt is a man
who does things—not people his rec
ord is clean and clear, but Bryan lias
never done anything but talk, and oven
as a talker he was an exfjensive amuse
ment.
I'resideut Roosevelt has made a great
"strike" with the Washington corres
pendents by providing a room in his
new office building exclusively for
their use. It is small but is fitted with
every convenience.
Mr. Roosevelt is tin- most hospitable
us well as the youngest President that
•ivery occupied the White House, lie
would be delighted, no doubt, if he
could have all the people he likes nit
down at his table and eat bear.
l.otn lor Sale.
I nave some tlisir.ible building lots
for Hule m a bargain. no-If.
STLT* C. J. OoouMOt'OH.
Punishing Boodlers and Bribers
City Attorney Joseph \\ r . Folk
is looking after the political house
cleaning in St. Louis in a masterly
way. He has already sent three
prominent citizens to the peniten
tiary for political corruption and
lie is in a fair way to secure convic
tion in a dozen other cases. St.
Louis has been under the political
control of a gang of boodlers and
bribers for ten years or more and
until young Mr. Kolk appeared on
the scene no one seemed to dare
take the matter in hand. Last
week Col. Edward Butler, a mill
ionaire and politician who lias con
trolled elections in that city for
years, was convicted of bribery in
connection with a city garbage
contract and lie was sentenced last
Friday to three years in prison.
Butler's son is a member of Con
gress from St. Louis.
There are numerous other cities
where municipal corruption has
been known for years and tliey
need men of just the character of
Mr. Folk to take matters in hand.
A remarkable feature of matters in
St. Louis is that Mr. Folk was
nominated and elected through the
influence of the very gang of
"leaders" ho is now sending to
prison so rapidly, and he announc
ed that if lie was elected to the of
fice lie should do his duty; but the
politicians thought his promise was
like that of the demagogue and he
was young and not considered
dangerous.
Every good citizen should feel
satisfaction over the punishment
of those who corrupt municipal
government, of ballot box stuffers,
of political boodlers and bribers,
bribetakers and scallawags in high
places as well as those of low de
gree. Every instance of reform
like that now going 011 in St. Louis
is a hopeful sign of the times. Let
men like Mr. Folk come to the
front and let the good work go 011.
—Tioga Agitator.
When Mr. Cleveland was Presi
dent there were 110 freight blockades
and the mills were not calling for
coal and coks, says Philadelphia
Inquirer. We then had a country
governed by the good old Demo
cratic principles. It is the opinion
of Mr. Cleveland that the people
are just hankering to return to
those "first principles."
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