THE SCR ANTON T KntUNTC TITESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 30. 1894.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WQOD,
General Manager.
Pl'III.IMIE" 1 A I I.Y AMI WHKKI.Y IN BOBAM-
ion. Pa., by Tun Xuiauai Pususawa
I'UMl'AMY.
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Liteiti at thr WiijHt uf Sorauton, Pa., o
SUxmd-Ohui Mail Hotter.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
BOBANTON, JANUARY JO. low.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
lUK COM1I1ESSMAN AT I.AKUK.
QALUSHA A. O ROW,
OF SUtHjU EH ANNA
ELECTION FEBRUARY 20.
TRY DIVERSITY.
Don't run the sairtm ailitietisement in
the MMMtfyfa tttry week- ilay in the
ytar. Yo(AH0 MUi interest u quiekly
us iloen monotony 9 repetition. IOU
COIMOl pltfiiw u(( tatt it" Ml time,
but (y car(d aort, ty(mo(ieaHv
frrfyMmwi, iou can hif nit tastes wl
0 fie U'lll.
It has beu a long tim nine the
couutry heard uf BoS Smith; but it
.: ;;. uoverthole, to control its
grief.
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Keohuanizatios 01 the Democratic
putty will nerer be wholly nuccwsful
uutil it takes the form of outright
death aud burial.
It is evident that the house OOmmit
tte ou foreign uff iirn ist uitule up of
si'.ckooa who have no disposition to
shirk their work.
It is a Republican duty not only to
Tote right, in Feoruary, hut to pass the
intervening time In kooJ, straightfor
ward, missionary work.
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The anxiety of the Democratic lead
ers in the boUM to bolt their Hawaiian
crow whol, is natural enough, consid
ering the kind of a dish it is.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Comedian Siuiterly's little performance
tickled the risibilities of all onlookers,
we are not conscious of any spirited
encore
The aDStETY with which Senator
Carlisle defends his proposed bond
issue has a tendency to stimulate su
spicion. This vacillating tiiaueier doth
protest too much
.
As a BCSUIM8 investment the bridge
improvements will pay for themselves
long before the most impecunious
property owner feels the burden of the
increased assessment.
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We yet MAUTAIH that the harmony
bird can only he caught by the liberal
use of patronag salt. It h not in the
nature of a Democrat to hold out
against a proftsr of orUce.
Resii;natiuN9 with strings to them
eerm to be tjuite the rage But Repre
sentative Sibley and Rjv. Dr. Talmage
will not, we think, have the pleasure
of being imitated by Senators Murphy
and Hill.
Mk Cleveland is criticized by fel
low uartisaus for bis nomination of
Peckham, not because Peckham is un
fit, but because he u distasteful. There
could be no deeper stab at Democracy's
whilom prettusious of civil iservics re
form. -i
If there evek wa a tiui3 when lie
publican partisanship rilled the lull
measure of American patriotism it is
at this time of threatens 1 Industry and
humiliated aational credit A vota for
Grow Is a blow for a jeaporded father
land Reciprocity applies in small as well
as maseive issues The suction of a di
vided city which expect public im
provements of its own should not make
the tactical blunders of opposing simi
lar expenditures for tUe benefit of other
divisions.
leniency. The not uncommon crime
of over-officious police brutality can
hardly be placed too emphatically un
der the ban.
An intkhkstimi rumor is that which
credits Hauators Hill and Murphy with
threatening to rosicn in case Poclum's
nomination ihidl be confirmed. It t.
unquestionably miochryphal ; first, be
cause the . New York legislature has
passed out of Hill's lianas. and secondly,
because the "vindication" blntf has
never appealed strongly to Knpir,
state favor. It may ba that if the
echemo had all its datftltl tix-d in ad
vance, with a complacent legislator
ready to st'iid thu two I Bnd4 senators
Kleefully back, the Conkllog-Platt
epinoiio might bo dMtaad worthy of
repetition on the other ! of the
house. Put even that supposition is
hard to swallow. The more credible be
lief is that Partner Hill and Murphy
will remain in t position wliore they
can enjoy to the utmost Orover Clovn
land's continued dllOOfflntar.
(j.ne year of Clevelaudism sees the
hniucr,ii . disrupted aud :. business
interests of the country ou the ragged
edge. Let us trust that the romaining
thr-e years of the nation's sell -indicted
sentence will not wholly exhaust its
great resource of patience.
mmm
It WOULD possess exemplary valui if
Dome of theie roving bandit of vagrants
who, with equal facility, kidnap cliil -dren
or make off with inanimate valn
ables, were to be brought roundly to
book. The protection which society
enjoys in this quarter is none too effic
ient. As an evidence of the civilizing in
fluence of the daily presi comes the
conviction of Shaw nnd Bates, two of
the country's most expirt confidence
men. They attempted to bunco a
farmer out of. five thousand dollars. If
that tiller of the ioil;bad not been a
regular reader of the newspapers he
would today have five thousand dollars
less to his credit at hit bank, aud two
smooth young men would be just that
much wealthier.
The latest diplomatic blunder of
the Cleveland administration involves
less serious consequences than some of
its predecessors, but, if all reports be
true it is just aa glaring a breach of
diplomatic etiquette. That an intelli
gent representative of this government
should commit the extraordinary indis
cretion of Niinming dictatorial airs to
ward a friendly independent power is
almost incredible. We must assume
until the facts are clearly established
that Minister Smythe's oourse has been
inaccurately described.
It IB not the wish of any consider
able portion of tbia community to in
sist upon auch severity in the punish
ment of local offenders as would turn
justice into revenge. Nevertheless,
when an officer of the law violates that
law in performance of ita behests, it
would be trilling with n serious off mse
not to administer exemplary correction.
If there be any characteristic of the son -tenoe
imposed on the Brothers Woelker
yesterday, it is that It inclined toward
AS TO HAWAII.
It is no part of the American pol
icy to pronounce at this tints against
Hawaiian annexation. The element of
partisanship intro.ln set by Otttkoo
senators forced to defend a blundering
executive is nns emlyin a discussion
of foreign policy which involves con
siderations weighty to our nation's
future Since It was not tho wish of a
Democratic president to favor Hawaii's
manly appeal, and llnoa in the exer
cise of bis undoubtedly constitutional
prerogative Mr. Cleveland has with
drawn the annexation treaty from the
senate, it is pertineut only to discuss
the wisdom or unwisdom of such with
drawal lo the light of established facts,
but not pertinent nor seemly to seek
to tie the hands of future presileuts
who may be confronted byoonAtiom
now wholly unforeseen.
In this view tho resolution of Senator
Tnrpla committing this government
to a steadfast policy of cold neutrality
toward the aggresive yonug It-publicans,
sons of our own bloj I and thsli
of our rlesh, who have successfully es
tablished government by the people
upon the ruins of a rotten throne, is
untimely, ill-advised and exceedingly
offensive to predominant smitiment.
Ssnator Torpie'e obvious endeavor is to
1 divert attention from past blunders in
our intercourse with the Hawaiian pro
visional government by committing
another blunder less glaring to the
sense of this generation, but more in
sidious in its ultimate influences and
infinitely more harmful in Its inferen
tial interpretation.
Those minority senators who have
announced thems-ives as ready to fight
this sly proposition t. tu bitter end
i are to be congratulated upon their as
! tuteneea and courage. It is revealing
I no secret to say that the issues con
cerned in this whole Hawaiian comedy
of crimes and errors wilt perform a
j prominent part in the Itleotlon of the
next congress and in the election of
the next president P. wouid undoubt
edly comfort this administration could
its infamous work be now coucealed by
the substitution of sotm different
phase of the question Put until the
Americau people havj had a
chance to express at the polls
their complete verdict upja the
Cleveland conspiracy to re gilvanizj a
defunct throne; upon the studied ef
fort to defame the reputable graad-
aona of Grod-faarin a haralda of Chri -
tianity and its civilization in a savage
laud; and upon ttie tmiorlty which has
utilized the cumulous machinery of the
foremost republican government of
uioderu time to blight the humble
ambitions of a nursling democracy
whose only fault was its too-implicit
reliance upon our generosity, the sub-
i stitution shall not occur ; anil the dis
cussion of this policy of infamy shall
not bu considered at an end.
THE CASE OF SIBLEY.
A good deal of unjust criticism ap
pears just now to be hurting at
the uneasy head of Representative
Julius 'AiMar Sibley If those who con
demn him for his so-called political
vagaries would pause to consider all
the fscts in the premises it is possible
that they would be more lenient in
their estimates of the man aud of li is
perplexities. Mr. Siblev is a fair type
of the enthusiasts who believe in per
forming what campaign platforms
promise. He w is nominated ou u ua
tional platform, which declared that
protection in any form was fraudulent
and unconstitutional, which threw n
l.i. metallic sop to the white metal
maniacs of the silver producing west,
and which directly and even anxiously
solicitated the co-operation of all the
discontented Populistic rabble from
Androscoggin to Sin Dieiro.
He has been foolish enough to con
sider himself bound by these protnisas.
Hu has been vsin enough to fancy that
the southern theorists who dominate
the Dsmocracy of t iday would liva
up to a strict interpretation of tho
pledges upon which thslr amazing
success was dishonestly won. With
the ardent toinp"nnent of most impia
stoned reformers, and with possibly a
somewhat hazy idea of just what the
country needed, be had rushed eagerly
in the arena, buoyed up by the hope of
naving dragons to slay and of basking
in the favor of applauding and tumul
tuous millions That the dragons
failed to fall in response to his political
thrusts was his misfortun, but not
his fault That th popular temper
has since veered from its abnormal
restlessness of tho halcyon autumnal
dnys of 180U, and has awakened to a
sober realization of tho gravity of its
stupendous blunder, Is to be credited
to Sibley's mishaps, but not accounted
as his deliberate misdemeanor.
Wo have no doubt that to a man
of Mr. Sibley's impulsive tem
perament there was much of rapture
and incitement in the prospect which
dawned upon him nt tho beginning of
bis congressional career, We have no
doubt that he actually saw bold rob
ber barons waiting to be toppled over
by the patriotic lance tin mis of Dsiuo
popullstlc reformers. It is quite pos
sible that his vision was intoxicated
with the fancy picture of oppressod
homes he would liberate; of mortgaged
farms he would rescue aud of down
trodden lu boring men whom he would
exalt into independence und blooming
thrift. As he says: "Prosperity was
promised by Mr. Wilson and hie
friends" in consequence of their policy.
"Bnt only paupers and prisons aud
gravel have followed it," The spectres
of idleness and want sit today where he
had hoped to substantial happiness
nnd joy. Is it not enough to make Mr.
Sibley tired .'
It has certainly wearied his compa
triots. MINOR FACTS AND FANCIES.
it is no more than fair to acknowledge
merit, eVi-u if It pa unTlt In what ninny
will think a wrung direction. The United
Proatj in is report of i h it Mitchell
tight, sunt not only the Urst accurate
news, but idse tho host report, OOniidOfBd
by journalistic standards, of all the ener
getic newa purveyors represented at Jack
sonville. 'lhuro was absolutely no fault
in Its service upon this important occa
sion, OOBOedlng, of course, that p opte
want Komi reporta 'f bud avente just ns
much us they do good rep.irts of good uuos.
S
One of the host all round Republican
Dewapaper in the united states is un-
qUUktlOnably the Chicago Inter OCCBn. It
represent! better thr real sentiment of the
Republican niuse than any other news
paper published in a city of the tlrst man
nitride unl"s wo uxcupt tliu Philadelphia
I'ress, which ijives it u close race. No
New York journal can lie suid to Oo in
touch with tho greut western country
who.su uaturul metropolis is Chicago.
Under the scholarly editorial control of
William Pann Nixon aud the enterprlaiM
business management of Proprietor k m
Miat, tho Inter Ooean hn won signui
tnuiophs ua uu ideal family journal.
A good point is made by Representative
I'ai r's I'ourb'r-l'rogre.ss when it calls itt
teutiouto the fact that even WIN the
preaent police force doubled, there would
need to be individual effort ioi the part of
each citizen to suppress lawlessness aud to
volunteer In the general euuipaign agalBlt
orimo. Hut it will strike a good many
resideutiof tins city, who ure also taxpay
ers, that they should not bu expected to
do all the battling. When ureal ureas of
the City, because of He insufficient patrol
men, remain for hours exposed to the dep
reciations ot promiscuous prowlers, it is
proper lli t to iucreuse tho force bet ore
calling upon eltiSIUI to voluuteer u mili
tiamen. Senator flerriug is recommended to take
a goo i, square took at Bcranton uud then
to consider where else hucuM do ouu-
half so well. To be suru, there are places
that don't have tho woo lea blot'K pavu
luuut; that don't permit cows to patrol
the lawns aud parks; that give more than
ouu lone policeaiau to three square miles
or so of costly aud baudsoinu homes; that
do not permit great heaps of ashes, cast
off tin cans and brush to decorate the vn
cuut lot where somo day the Thirteenth's
new armory Will rear Its lofty dolus; and
that are not atll.cted with kidnapping
oi'uan grinders with a penchant for play
ing "Daisy Bell." But every community
has its foibles and its faults. Wheu the
senator gets to know us he will learn to
dismiss these minor traits; for be will be
profound, as are all visitors, in bis appre
ciation of the real Sorauton, as exempl tried
iu its lucessunt data, push aud hustle.
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Able Deinocratio Statesmanship.
Wonhiny'uu Poat (.ncO
The secretary of the treasury iraml to
think that the govurnmeut should have an
income of some description, but that ouly
proves how sadly he is behind the times
aud bow hopelessly commonplace are bis
ideas. The Deiuocrutlc leaders in cougi es
will show bun a trick worth two of that.
They are goiug to abolish reveuue as a
means of maintaining government and tell
us h.iw to live sumptuously ou the True,
the Heautiful und the Good. Confronted
by the emergency of uu inadequate iucomu,
they have light-heartedly doubled the do
tlcieucy. Told thut there aretoo many ar
ticles ou the free list already, they humor
ously retort by adding to it. Asked to
consider the slguillcunce ot an issue of
bonds, they illustrate the folly of that
course bv destroying the borrowiug ca
pacity of the republic.
Boom the Bridge Improvement.
Scronfoa Free Prca.
The wonder is that Sorauton has not
loun ago awakened to the importance of
better communication with the West Sidu
aud the South riide. It is wonderful that
the people of these populous and impor
tant tenders to the prosperity of the city
shonld so long submit to the insufficient
and dangerous means of communication
with the central wards which now exist.
There have bean no addition to the bridge
facilities since Bcranton was a compara
tively insignificant village, aud while the
accomodations then might be tolerable or
even creditable, they are Insufttcieat aud
intolerable when the needs of a city of
luu.OJU people are taken into account.
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Tht Intoltrable Income Tux
Ifaiatopfcn W
The measure is a blow aimed by the ir
responsible and the Improvident at the
Hub-tnutial, the thrifty, and thu success
ful. It is legislation at the expense of thu
progressive aud the solid elements of so
cilty. It punishes every one who rises
nbove the level ot mediocrity. It is not a
wise, just, impartial, and statesmanlike
expedient for the common good. It la n
campaign of spoliation against brains,
ability and enterprise. It II a Confession
of bad faith aud imbecility bv tho Demo
cratic party- a stub at the happiness and
welfare of the American people.
Hlatoiy'a O.lm Parallels.
Vhiinoo Jtecord.
Ca.-nar had his Brutus, Cnarles 1 hail bis
Cromwell, (teorge III had his Washington
aud Uoveruor Lewelliug has bis Mary E
Lease.
So Say W, All of Ul.
Pl.tiatl' li lint Inquirer.
Wo hope that we have heard the last of
Mitchell aud thnt thu cjuntry will bu
given a rest for a while.
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p doglsts on tb U li Vivi.
Sew York t'umiio-n .al Ailet'rtiner.
It requires a large crop of scapegoats to
extricate this administration from its ac
emulation of blunders.
Tar I ft for DeAoienor Only.
pfliflnori -Slii iron.
If that bill keeps on in tint course which
its friends are steering it, the resul will
be a deficiency only.
An Arirument at Homi.
Pttttburg Dispatch.
Jerry Simpson's farm has doubled Iu
value since be tuok ths slump as a calam
ity bowlor.
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His Boom Has U'Hokly Wilted.
tU' York L'omiiirreint sbirerlfier.
Governor Mitchell of Florid is not cred
ited with presidential aspirations.
Chiefly fSpl'e and M rIsvoUdos.
jVeie York CoMHltTciQl Aitret titer.
"My policy'' baa degeuerated iu uu exhi
bition of petty spltn
But the Bitterness Rsmatns.
tOaibfd Kecunl.
Free sunar ought to take tho bitterness
out uf politics.
And, Prav, What if They DcP
hitatlrli'tita litcord.
The iiimocracy will get together. Make
u uote of it.
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A Spelling Lesion.
There lived a man in Mixico,
Who all bin life did battle
To rightly spell such easy words
As NahuatlBcutl.
He w rote the names of ail the towns,
It tuok of Ink a bottle,
Hut could not spell Tenochtillan,
Nor pjniu Tiacatecotl,
lie went to spelling-school each day,
Aud, though a men of mettle,
He could not coiiqner Toplltzin,
Nor Hultzllopocuetl.
Uu dwelt some time In Yucatan,
And thereat Tz'ilopr ntilll,
He learned tu spell one littlu word,
Twus Zluhouolpiltl.
The Joy of spelling just one word,
Did all his mind unsettle,
But spelling still, ho choked at Ian
Uu Popocatepetl.
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