Lancaster Daily Intelligencer

FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS.
The Norristown Herald would like to
see a return to simpler methods in taking
the census of 1890.
The Harrisburg Independent thinks the
people will in future assume the bossing
of political parties.
The Harrisburg Patriot calls on the
Legislature to adjourn or the Philadelphia
Times will be obliged to buy a new outfit
of leads.
"The time has come," says the Wilkes-
barre Union Leader, "to close the extra
session, and let the Republicans take the
responsibility for their ultimatum."
The Reading Times would like to see
tree planting encouraged in the states by
a system of premiums, taking the shape
of tax remissions.
The Altoona Times prays to be delivered from the importunities of those who having been guilty of a misdemeanor, desire
to have its publication suppressed.
That Mr. Powell "will be far stronger
than his party, especially in the northern
tier," is the cheering belief of the Erie
Observer.
"Taggart and Powell, a ticket nominated by the people; Niles and Livsey, a
ticket slated by the bosses," is the terse
summing up of the Montrose Democrat.
The Reading Herald thinks that the
blessings ascribed to a protective tariff in
this country are properly attributable to
the use of the unpretending watermelon.
The Pittsburg Post wants every parliamentary resource to agree upon an apportionment exhausted by the Democrats of
the Legislature before they adjourn.
The Hazleton Plain Speaker wants the
Democrats in the Legislature to vote for
adjournment, it having been sufficiently
demonstrated that the Republicans do not
want an apportionment.