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It was Brother Blaine, we believe, who

firel endeavored to fix upon General Har

rison the Cromwellian ancestor wiom

General Harrison repudiates. But Brother

TMMeaina macnt wall «Nowe York Sun.

CREAM OF THE PRESS.

WHAT CLEVER SCRIBES WRITE

FOR THE NEW YEAR.

a VEY HANNE AYER TY A rae od

Dead Strikes Five Now States —-Haytien

Heroes Dashes of Hamor—Farewell te

1888 Enemy's Advice to Democrats,

An intoxicating drink is ny beverage

which, taken in such quantity as men

usually drink, will produce an obfusca

tion of the cerebral centres with a con

sequent hypertrophy of the tongue and

a og bewilderment of the legs.—

Milwaukee Sentinel.

J

focretary Bayard must be careful

Bot ig ask too large an indemnity from

ayti.

Otherwise they may want us to take

the country instead of the indemnity.

and that would be a misfortune. Herald

General Harrison is credited with say

ing: “Well, I will tell you now tha

no one will ever put me A Lis breeches

pocket.”

‘That knocks Blaine out of the Cabinet

for sure.— Exchunge.

Tuey Do Not Pav.—It requires only

the ghosts of dead strikes and lockout:

to be brought from their graves to irre.

futably prove that neither pay, that both

are as a rule futile weapons, especially

in the hands of employes or employers

who are thrice armed in having thei

quarrels just. These ghosts have been

brought from their graves in the last

aeport of the Bureau of Statistics, whicli

are made to include the strikes and lock

outs occurring in this country in the

several years from 1881 to 1887. In that

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Daily times. (1889). Richmond, Va., 1889-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071854/1889-01-01/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Daily times, 1889-01-01.