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The Springfield Herald.
Vol. XI.
L. A. WIKOFF
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Foraker is sharpening his blade
lor Ilanna.
The fun volition of live stock
growers wiil hold its annual meet
ing in Denver, January 25th.
Dogs are killing sheep by the
dozen near Manzanola. 1 he
dogs should be annihilated.
Gov. Adams has issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation for
the 25th. Is your Turkey ready?
England and France are having
a tilt over their African possess
ions and war talk is indulged by
the papers.
Now that, the election is over
t he big dailies will pay more at
tention to the war (?) between
this country and Spain.
We understand that Ross has a
majority of 36 over McOhesnev
in this Judicial district. It is
riimoroil tllli eloctlOIl ul RoSS
will be contested.
A Manzanola ranchman reports
that he has taken 11000 pounds ol'
honey irom 100 stands of bees
during the past season. That is
equal to $1000 per acre.
Frost in the south has . put a
stop to the ravages of yellow lev
er. Frost lias been two weeks
later in making an appearance
and the disease has held out with
much virulency.
As the official count in Colora
do progresses, Gabbert.’s majority
increases. In place of Haca going
200 majority to Havt, 5 is the to
tal, and El Faso gives him 1,800 in
stead of over 5,000 as claimed at
first.
Another freight rate war is on
between the railroads and the
steam ship lines. The railroads
are making a reduction all along
the line from New York to Colo
rado common points. The indi
cations are that price will lie cut
in the next tew days.
The Georgia Legislature is in a
fair way to stop foot ball playing
in that state. A bill passed the
house 91 to 3 that makes it un
lawful to play match games or a
game where a fee is charged for
admission. A state university
student recently lost lus life in a
game.
Mineral Day has been inaugur
ated by Salida and the first cole
brat ion will be held on the 20th
of this month. The managers
send out a very cordial invitation
to all to attend and promise to
barbecue oxen, sheep and pigs
and overlay these delicious roasts
with Arkansas valley potatoes.
The Ohio legislature is so close
that much lighting may be looked
for over three or lour seats. Five
mojonty on joint ballot is all the
republicans claim and several of
these had so narrow a race that it
required the official count to <le
termiue who was entitled to the
seat. With five majority Ilanna
may have trouble to succeed him
self in Die United States Senate.
Rome are known to oppose him
but a caucus may settle all oppo
OFFICIAL COUNT.
The following is an abstract of the official count of the
votes cast in Hacu Comity, Nov. 2, 1897.
Names of Candidates. o • ' q|. S- p ?.■
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2. i : s : : S’ :
a. ; •••**•
Supreme Judge. | II I
Willliiim 11. Oabberl, 11. I* 22 15 13 3!) 4 32 !»•>
Charles D. lluyt, JK |l9 IS 9 54 0 4 110, -j
Dist. Attorney. j I i, „ I ...
Arthur C. McChesnev, D 1 23 ! i t 11 4-0 ° t- GU»
Kobert H. Kosa.lt 1 25,20| 10 jOO 0 0 153, -0
Countv Clerk. j j { l , '
(iooi-ge U. Ivonkcl, D 20 : 20 12 30 4 32 111.
Kugene 11. Whitaker, It ;25j 23 10 |OB 0 i US, o’-
Treasurer. I I I
Alfred B. Allen, D 30 j 23 IS 51 5 li 144; 2d
Jesse F. Ilamson, R 22 j 2*2 13 54 5 -3, 119
Assessor. I | J _
Thomas F. Milligan, R 1 20 33 15 6i 7 1 ‘4J. l 8
Jesse W. White, D j34j lb 16 39 3 lo 121,
Judge. I J ’
.Milton Gordon, 1) ! *27 19 22 50 -1 b> i<i
R. I). Homslicr, R 23 j 25 8 54 6 3 119
Sheriff. j 1 . . ,
S. W. Cole, R 19 ! 28 15 76 9 1 lot 44
Joseph F. Newberry, D j3sj 19 16 27 1 12 110,
Commissioner Frst Dist. I __
Elijah Hall, D !35 21 23 4 1 5 li ol oi
W. M. Stewart, R 19 22 S o o Jl4.
Commissioner Second Dist. . . J .
Samuel L. Florey, D 31 29 20 48 2 U
W. 11. Konkel, R !21 17 11 00 S 5, lb.
Superintendent. I J ,
lvl'.vin O. Myere, R 28 23 12 in G 7 I<*3l 1
Elizabeth R. Shannon, D 27 ,23 18 47 4 13 132
Coroner. .J, , 0
Wilson Edwards, D 132| 26 25 lo 0 15] 145148
sition and give, the biggest politi
cal boss in the United States a
place in congress.
Sir.ce the election last Tuesday
the Republicans have discovered
that nothing but local issues were
involved in any ot the states out
side of Kansas.—Denver Times.
A Santa Fe train was robbed re
cently, beyond Albuquerque, N.
M. The robbers took possession
and blew the express company
s ite open with dynamite. It is
supposed tliev secured consider- j
able booty. Officers have trailed
tlie robbers but have tailed to
catch them.
New York has Tannnanv sad- j
died tinnly upon her again. For
the past few years Tammany has
been out of power and some* head
way made in reforming. While
t lie organization of Tammany is to
be admired for its perfect and j
systematic working, it is so pow
erful and corrupt that it is to be
feared when in control of govern
ment.
The beauties ol the Dinglv bill
tariff on sugar is amply illustrated
by the tact that under its work
ings the sugar beet raiser gets an
advance of 25 cents per ton on his
product while the manufacturer
gets an increase oflrom $1.85 to
$2.10 per ton in his profits. The
farmers increase will hardly more
than pav for the extra price on
the sugar lie consumes, while the
sugar trust is reaping a harvest of j
something like $10,000,000 per
month on its congressional invest
ments.—Denver Times.
Washington Star: In the elect
ions ol yesterday the Republican
party met with defeat. The re
sult is not to be measured by the
returns from lowa, Massachusetts
and i’ennsylvania, lor those are
Republican slates at all times,
but m circumstances the most ex
ceptional. The real contests were
in New York, Ohio, Maryland and
Kentucky, where national issues
were sharply drawn, and where
the Republicans had the prestige
jot the two substantial victories ol
1595 and 1596 to aid them. Yet
they lost.
In Ohio the issue of bossism
was coupled with the issue of
sound money. Endorsement of
the administration likewise was
nil issue. Such a campaign seem
ed to call fora conspicous show of
the sound money strength devel
oped in the cities ot the slate last
year. But in all the cities the leg
islative tickets which represented
j the national issues were knifed
I w ilhout mercy.
In Kentucky the issue was
strictly national. The Bryamtes
| boldly challenged the Republic
ans to another silver contest on
SPRINGFIELD, BACA COUNTY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 12, 1897.
the silver question, and they have
won. The Republicans, indirectly
had assistance both troin the gold
Democrats and from the populists,
but, even with that were out
voted.
Another day like yesterday is
certainly not lo be desired by the
friends of sound money.
What is Paternalism?
When opponents of postal sav
ings banks have no other object
ion to offer to the establishment ol
1 the system m the United States
they take refuge in the assertion
that it is “paternalistic,” assuming
that such a declaration establishes
their position.
The indefiniteness of the term
paternalism does, indeed, make it
difficult to attack the position of
those who hide behind its pro
tecting shadow. All government
is and must be in a sense patern
alistic. Therefore the only con
sistent opponent ol paternalism in
all its forms is the anarchist, and
it is notable that among the coin
ments on 'l’he Record's postal sav
ing's bank bill by workingmen
and trade unionists the only op
position expressed was by a few
men of avowedly anarchistic no
tions ot government. When the
state undertakes to protect its
citizens from violence and theft
it is in a sense paternalistic. All
the tilings which the government
undertakes to do for the benefit
of the people might be called pa
ternalistic. Jlie public schools,
the tire department, the post office,
are all paternalistic institutions,
yet without them a people would
he lacking in important elements
ol civilization.
Generally the term paternalism
is taken to imply offensive activ
ity in looking out for tlie supposed
interests of the people and in reg
ulating their a flairs on the part of
a government that is outside of
and above the people. In the
United States Iho government is
j the people, and is engaged in
carrying out their will. The at-
I tempt of a free and sell-governing
people to use their government
for a fostering of helpful institu
tions is co operation, not paternal
ism. 'File value of the latter term
as a catch phrase in opposition to
the postal bank system consists in
insinuating into it certain notions
ot autocratic rule which have no
1 place in tins country.
Paternalism implies depend
ence. The object of the establish
nient of postal savings banks iu
the United States is the very re
verse of this. The effect of the
system would be lo develop© self
reliance and independence.—Chic
ago Record.
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