"contemptible Journalism."

Tlils s how tlio proprletor or the lare cannlng establishment In Hudson, Hloh., puts "Weshall stop buylng. We canot allonl, in the unaettled state of theniarknt, tobuy at lörmer pricts, and pay extra cost of tin cans. We understand that the other canulng establisliraentsof tlie city will also stop buying There is no certalnty tbat we can market tlie goods at tlie increaseU price we must ask." The above, from tlie Ypsllauti Sentlnel, a democratie paper, is a gamiile of the tar!T argument ulvaiiced by the democrats. As HikIsoii haano canning factory wliatever, t will be seen that the editor has adopted the usual táctica of liis party, and rnnde an issue without foundation for trutli.- Hudson Post. And tb Is same Ypallantl Sentinel talks about "eontemptible journalisin" in others. If the Couriku would stoop to sucli a falsehood as the above it would be termed "ivspectable journalipm1' In the Sentinel's eyee, probably. What does the Sentinel expect to make by sucli falsehood í?