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ECHOES OF THE ELECTION.
“Wo weren’t ready. You can’t do it
again.”—Sioux City Journal.
If Pope Bob will turn from reli
gion to politics, and make his “What
shall we do to be saved” applicable to
the republican party, he will be more
interesting.—Omaha Herald.
The Boston Star notes that Senator
Hoar tore his political pantaloons on
the great spike of the river and harbor
bill. Sixty-one other river and harbor
statesmen keep him company.
Republican papers find the recent au
roral display a very convenient topic.
It is far more pleasant to them to talk
of the northern light of the skies than
of the southern darkness at Cue pulls.
—Denver Times.
The Leavenworth Times seems to
have a just appreciation of Colorado
politics. It bays: “Just as soon as
there is anything like a chance for dem
ocratic supremacy Brick Pomeroy flops
from independence, assumed lor tem
porary purposes, to the old satanic host.
He is once more a shouting ‘dlmmy
crat.’ ’’—Republican.
