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Yes, Jcems , Henry, Congress is
'doin' things" now.
We don't hear much of Teddy these
his day on.
days but maybe this isn't
What ha s become of Gal
was told to let -'er go?
If Adam wss the ufirst
the devil did the Japj get
eyes? ' . : '
If we get universal' peace we must
ctop the shipment of ; mail vti
key injx Democratic stron
igher who
jman how
his almond
stronghoh
rdsr whis-
holds.
pave good
he. bat as
It is es impossible to
times when Dems are at-
it would" hoi for a :razor-b4ck hog-to
thrive by rooting up moonbeams.
We can't see why any free trader
chould fail to be pleasedli with the
Caiiadian reciprocity jlaytmt. It's" a
humdinger. i
The man who would have all the
man-made laws of the country . re
pealed is not two whits removed from
the savage. , r
Japan is sending a base:
to tour the united -States:'
declared in th"e ;. meari ; time,
will i be. put out -on first1 baser.
hball team
If ; war is
ev4ry Jap
Kven the cotton .mill menrare shak
ing "at the knees oyer i this tem .tariff
reform that they see " heading down
the pike. " ; '
Whom the gpd3 would
first make mad and: what
're saying,- about each
their -" division on
love talk.
destroy
reciprocity
they
the Dems
other over
is no
When. the tarjff tinkers
the World, which they wil
tariff has nothing to do with
cost of living, then, we wonder
fool question will be presented.
reveal tq
that the
the high
, what
Perhaps you had noticec , Beloved
that Wall Street is perfectly happy
over the way the Dems are running
things.!- Never a yap do we
the Street. J
- Madison Square Garden is going to
be torn down. May be
hear from
he N. Y.
Democrats want to f remove every
thingthat even suggests t
ever made a speech there
for Government Ownership.
, i5 " Full many a gem of purest ray se-
I caves . of
Democrat
rene, the dark tmfathomed
bcea' :bear full many, "a
falls into the soup tufeehT And wildly
flounders while he: pulls his hir.
lat Bryan
declaring
are
- The hisrh winds that
havoc to life and business in
are no. comparison to the 1
that the Demmycratsj are
at Washington. ' ;
1 -f--v ..:': m
TvorKing,
the West
winds
producing
gh
If that political colic rdbnft get bet
ter pretty quickly, a.' clear case of
lying is going to be made out against
the Dems. .They - swore that tariff
rejformTwas ; the remedy.
.. We are not certain, but vie will bet
meet anything in reason' that before
this special -session is through there
will be a serious:- mix-ud
Democrats. Some rebelled
day with apparently hut li
The Canadian reciprocity ; bill will
-not make much -difference -just a
' little; ripple and r then sDmel Ol
course' it was wise in our President
to have that bill - a Republican bill
l-between
the other
tie cause.
because he thinks he, can f do some
good;or"our people... Now ii 5 wecould
annex Mexico and her insurrection
- we would really get something worth
the monej
And ' Democracy - finally (passed a
bill that calls for the election of
United States senators by direct vote
of "the peopled . This will: possibly do
away with dead locks in . the - legisla-
tuie ciiiu cumyruiiiising, on a iwooaen
man. But it will- also give us" some
much cheaper timber 1 in the Senate
than we have had.
him. - In this year of 4 grace and Gov
ernor Wilson- another sacred promise,
was made and instead of free - trade
the farmer's schedule seems; to be the
principal bellyache.:- :. Consistency-ra
3ewel Lforever gone. :,
When Billy- Bryan, opposed- Senator
Martin: of 'Virginia , as j minority leader
he presumed that brie wild gesture
of his arm and-law 'would annihilate
the Virginian. , But the tesj:-came and
Billium saw that he wasn't m it - An
other knockdown and -drag out, but
Bryan is still smiling arid still dream
ing that he heads a procession. But
he doesn't. .' :.'"-" . - 7
h-: ' , ' ,. J :
The pencil pushing department- of
the Stinger, you will, notice, Mr. Read
er; is kinder " short on ' sockdologers
this issue and for" this -reason : R.
Don Laws has been outi of -the sanc
tum since March: 15th resting up a
spell and he ' never got back to : the
bat ' till rather late for this - issue
and he didn't have time to cut the
mustard very fine. '
-When it comes j to . shedding croco
dile tears the real r-thing, crocodile
tears that i would pass Doc. Wiley's
O. K. as being pure and undiluted,
Democracy is just now wetting the
ground -fori the down-trodden and op-
pressed farmer. You; bet. the hope
of showing the .Uncle-Hiram family
that Democracy is its ; friends burns
bright in J the breast 1 of : the Chump
Clark school cf :hot x;ir artists.
.As a re'sujt of the "free list" pro
posed bY the:Democrats "in'the Cana
diarireclprocity bill, work has . been
suspended - on : the wire mill plants
going up, in Birmingham. Hundreds
of men are thrown put of work and
thousands will later be effected by
the suspension. This is just a straw,
that shows how- the wind, will later
st in on-"this Democratic tariff re
form that we ' have been "promised.
The "Yellow Jacket gave tie people
warning of this many months ago.
The soldiers down on- the Rio
Grande are proving that the canteen
is better than the private saloon.
They say that 'down San Antonio way
the- soldiers Jiave simply gone the
limit : in patronizing the saloons, the
gambling houses and other places of
ill repute, 4 whereas, when - they had
their, own little bar-rooms, and the
amount of likker Mimited there was
no place for the individual bar-room.
But "reform sometimes goes too far
and in abolishing the soldier bar-
Otf E , THING REFRESHING.
v -rWhile Old; Jbhn Rockefeller -is still
making and still, hoarding; the people
have given 'the old man a little rest.
Thoy- have concluded ' that all the
roasting hasn't done any good. . They
- CHICAGO AST) ST. LCTDIS.
see him 'still the hard-faced old crea-PeDUDlIcaJ1 Assembly by . an equally
ture walking -each -.day nearer lils
grave, and it "looks good to see them
let him alone. What we want .to get
after is the fellow .who makes his
money and givS . it" away. x Old "man
Pearson made his irioriey out' of real
estate many millions. Ife simply
handed it., out. gave away -his - last
penny but z the r fact that-' he made
seven milllonSwas as wicked as the
fact that Old John made it. - Many a
man engaged in; a "business far more
nefariouV than Rockefeller's has lost
his last millionr, posing as a martyr,
as one wanting toddle poor and ad
mitting that great , riches "are a curse.
Old John is getting very old. He
can't be with us much longer, In the
ordinary course of things, and' we
are rather glad theyhave" let up on
him. When he curls nip and dies he
won't take any. more room than the
ordinary pauper he will be gone,
and . maybe paying for all he did
Why, if God has promisedto punish
people for their sins in the flesh
should you or I appoint ourselves a
committee of .one to lambast the poor
deviiY
BOB TAYLOR IN ERUPTION.
room called th.e
a serious' mistake.
canteen,; it made
v.The Socialists .are coming out
; sounrely - on the- anarchy '
h,!QrWling for the repeal of al
the -.,Ten Commandments.
frnandidReadert wo jldri't- Sb
cralists piit . thisaucountry in orie -hell
: of v a- predicament- if they vhad the
PPgt" Jtistirfflfgine "the state "of af
aipiat wouJoon prevail .with no
?LM tuciiiariuaa i lruui oiani.
plank ; by
laws but
tTake it
Twenty Years ago and the si ntrnn
of Democracy was free trade.--
' . . . - - I . - W
n : that promise that ; Cleveland -was
re-eiectea ana a congress was with
We have a number of calls for our
book entitled VHot Stuph" and they
are all sold. The: only chance to get
another copy is to run off another
edition from the plates. Do you want
the book? If a sufficient number will
let it be known that they will buy a
copy, we will issue another lot of
the books at once. ' We should be
glad to hear .from our subscribers
about this matter.
-How many of our "subscribers would
buy a copy of "Hot Stuph" if we
were to print another edition?. Speak
up, gentlemen. -
Some addle pated son-of-a-gun out
West has declared -for a plan he says
will solve the high cost of living
problem at once. His scheme is" re
vise the table of weights and meas
ures, enlarging a pint to a quart, the
foot to 24 inches and so on to"theend
of the list, and some of the Demo
crats are trying to- make fun of the
plan. Say, dinkies,. you have no right
in the world to: criticise the -suggestion:
Your, own party is the originat
or of-: the idea. InJthe. year of 1896
you proposed to. make .times good by
taking forty cents' 1 worth of silver
and making it worth one dollar. Put
that in your cob ' smoker and puff
your belly full.
When f Democracy was called upon
to publish an account of its expendi
tures in . running for. office before
election it halted. It wanted to wait
untflafter it had jwbn out and then
teir the deluded who was its backer.
And on this rock the first split hap
pened and the Democratic leaders
looked " worried. But wait until De
mocracy gets wet all over wait till
the shiver of success is past and it
finds itself in the swimming hole
alone,- and then you will see Democ
racy duck Democracy and some of
the Democrats oni the bank - will . tie
knots in . the clothes of the deep water
statesmen. The ' Yellow Jacket , has
made . no mistake Tin the diagnosis.
Democracy- cannot i stand aCfhe : crib
undivided. i: :
. Bob -Taylor, the fiddler from Ten
nessee; the gentleman who hasbeen
busy; in politics and matrimony from
whence the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary, recently went
into eruption in Washington City.
Th lava and. volcanac .tuffa that
streamed down, from his resourceful
mouth was the same old stuff the
stuff that makes Bob famous in Ten
nessee and that makes him stand as
a-humorist not as a statesman not
as a man in earnest.
Among other things Bob said that
the money madness in America was
such that if an American were to
get to heaven he "would dig up the
streets of the New Jerusalem and
put a-duty on the harps of-the angels
in order to protect American indus
tries." .Of course that was very funny. In
the first" place if the streets of the
New -Jerusalem are pure gold, they
are without value because gold loses
there its charm if not its glitter. And
to insist that protection on American
industries is a joke; that the harps
of angels should be protected 'as an
American. TndustryTwas ai-far-fetched,
but typical expression of the Tennes
see fiddler.
When the people are talking about
electing Senators by the- people we
feel that It will be a good thing, un
less Democracy so hedges things
about that the people cannot break
through the primary. Taylor ran for
Governor only recently and was
snowed tinder and if the electorate
of Tennessee was called upon for a
Senator, Bob Taylor could resume
his rasin and bow. The people who
have been electing senators through
legislative , routes may have been
buncoed now and then but some of
the worst misfits imaginable have
landed because of the method we
have been employing. With the. pear,
pie to elect, if we can really get to
the people, there will be no Owens
and Taylors, and such clowns and
cheap skates in Washington. Put
that in your-pipe and smoke it. It is
a true bill.
NOTHING STRANGE ABOUT IT.
The papers ' are remarking as
though it were strange thatA woman,
Mrs. Ellen Wilson, has been elected
Mayor of Hunnewell, Kansas.
Kansas has produced its Sockless
Jerry; the famous John Brown r the
From the Des Moines (la.) Capital.
Chicago, - which: frequently lays
claim to being a: Republican cityi has
Just " elected a' Democratic mayor by
a bigvote. .St Louis has. elected a
decisive majority.
'..Many causes will probably be spec
ified as being' responsible -for these
results, but , to our mind " there is one
in s particularwhich is deserving- of
empnasis.
Chicago is without av Republican
newspaper mat is,- a newspaper
which . preaches the doctrines of Re
publicanism all the year around and
one year after another. The -Inter
Ocean carries at the top of lis first
page the words "The only .Republican
newspaper in Chicago," , and yet it
supported Carter Harrison for mayor
In the city, campaign just closed.
The other Chicago papers are Re
publican-in spots and upon particular
occasions. To find a ringing note in
behalf of true Republican principles
would require a" long and tedious
wait and a most painstaking search.
As a . result , Chicago politics Is one
continuous round of chaos. Candi
dates are all things to all men or any
old thing to catch votes.
How different. Is the situation
which we find at St. Louis. St. Louis
has several good papers, but she has
one paper which never lowers the
Republicari flag; never falters in feal
ty tQ, Republican principles? We re
fer to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
When Missouri was so densely Demo
cratic that moss was the party "em
blem, the Globe-Democrat continued
to fight and to prophesy of vic
tory. Ana one day victory came.
The Democratic party was routed
throughout- the state. The margin
or. safety is not large, but it is a
healthy margin.
In states, cities and communities
In which real Republicanism is - con-.
stantly being dinned into the minds
of the people, the voters can be de
pended upon sooner or later to dem
onstrate that the educational ham
mering has not been in vain. -THE
GEORGIA CRACKER,
we have never boosted the nigger
to' any great extent. We never
thought Sambo was as much of a
citizen as some of our Northern peo
ple think but we have always
thought that God Almighty intended
that Africa should work out its own
salvation and somehow, we never
could get It out of our head that the
great-souled, sad-fatted Lincoln was
in some way an instrument of God.
When the emancipation proclama
tion was signed; when Lincoln in the
dark days saw that there was but
one way to do things, he -never ex
pected to give Sambo the ballot. He
simply proposed tb cut Toose the
chains of slavery; to stop the traffic
in human souls and the emancipation
proclamation would have, ended the
matter, had the South 'accepted it.
But the free slave was without power.
He could not vote; he had no voice.
and the master, of yesterday attempt
ed still to dominate and Lincoln and
the Republican party found it neces
sary to give Sambo the right to vote.
And that was the reason the Four
teenth amendment was placed in the
Constitution and whether "Tight or
wrong it was there, and it must
remain there.
But Representative . Hardwick, of
Georgia, a Cracker from the Cracker
state and a Democratic statesman
who boasts that not one kink is in
his hair, introduces a bill in the Dem
ocratic congress to repeal the four-
eenth amendment. He wants the
nigger taken out of politics notwith
standing the 'fact that the South has
eliminated him practically by the
grandfather clause.
But it will never be. The nigger
has evoluted,. evoluted very much,
and "when you consider that the Afri-
deafness!
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I have demonstrate 4, .
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Kansas has produced more freaks to but three or four generations from
Near-candidate Wilsoii- in a glory
bursting v speech . declares . that" the
object of the Democratic jparty is to
"equalize the burden of taxation and
to throw open, the: gates of opportu-
nity to mankind."- The Republican
party; the party that gave the 'home
stead - to -the thousands who wanted
homes, and was opposed by Democ
racy; the Republican -party, the party
that insisted we should have free
schools, and was "opposed by Democ
racy ; the" Republican party, the party
that "freed, the millions1 of -slaves, and
was opposed by the Democratic party
looks on and smiles.; The gates ot
opportunity,; ;-$ indeed. :; Democracy
closed ,tl;e gates in the free home
business ;it closed "the gates; inr the
free school business, and when ; the
millions" of ; Africans,- held . in ' 7 the
chains of slavery wanied the oppor
tunity . t6 - be free, - it took the guns of
Sumter-- to miike em .free- and-: yet
Wilson 1-the. sophomorio New " Jersey
candidate ; talks of Democracy - as a
party, that wants to open .the gates ,of
opportunity to "mankind. ' Oh, God
lest ' we' forgetl"
the; square inch in the matter of
near-statesmanship "than any other
similar section on the face of the
round old world. '
. Aud.why not give us-a woman May
or? Just what was to have been ex
pected just what we were glad to
see. Why did they call it bleeding
Kansas if it were not to bleed?
Mrs. Ellen Wilson will doubtless
make a good mayor. She expects to
clean up things: she proposes to
recommend the thinning out of the
tinhorn gamblers; the ladies, of easy
virtue; she wants to do a whole lot
ofhouse-cleaning and hero is wish
ing that she may succeed.
We have women who act on school
boards. We have" them who take our
cash at the store. We have theni
take our dictation and send our let
ters for us. We have them make
our clothes. We haye theni as lady
barbers. They are telegraph operat
ors. They are. the Hello girls a half
million- strong. They are the stuph.
Woman not only rocks . the - cradles
she furnishes the business end of the
world today, and why, In blue blaze3
she can't be a mayor without caus
ing a lot . of talk we do not under
stand. Out in Denver they are hold
ing office iiL, Wyoming and Colorado
truth is the man with a chasm in the
seat of his pants must sew:it up him
self -these days the women are too
busy, doing other things. "
We hasten to extend to Mrs. Ellen
Wilson assurances ofpur.. most dis
tinguished considera'Qpn; to wish her
wen, - and hope thaV aft tffc reforms
effect. While f sne..,haa.flyfe,1punclK
men who are r: mtSSJ
reforms; we hope thaV sHe-w&l
diplomatic, enough" to have everione
of 'em at her apron's string, willing,
aye, eager, to do her bidding.
the wild -man, it must be confessed
that he is coming along and will soon
take intellectual rank with many of
the whites. When we understand
that the great grandfather jof Booker
Washington was throwing cocoanuts
at his neighbor in the jungles of
Africa, a little over a hundred years
ago, we -must, when we look at the
African of today, admit his growth.
We all know that he will never be
intellectually the equal of the white
man; we know that socially he is
doomed to walk forever on the other
side but we know, andthe Georgia
sensational congressman knows, that
the Fourteenth Amendment is in the
Constitution to stay. It was practi
cally put there by the bayonet--and
It -will remain:
We would oppose giving to the nig
ger -the franchise were it- an "open
question But to" repeal the'-amend-ment
would cause trouble. It would
be another, "nigger question" and it
was, in fact, the "nigger question"
that bathed this country- in war it
was the.-theme for the Uncle Tom's
Cabin; the Garrisons and the aboli
tionists, of the. North,' and tot com
mence that old; song again would
bring out more hot. air "than ever be-
fore-r-because in these days we t have
Red, Elne and Tan. Easy to tic -i s" -1
tied. 50 CU. Each or 3 fcr $1 X 'J
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COMPANT, DORA, ALABAMA-
tey ane making our laws, and . the igrand stand orators who were jiever
dreamed of in the days previous to
the firing on Sumter. r Let Mr. Hard-
wick withdraw his bill; let :him go
soak his head. and. save eloquence
and, . power, to . give the" country a
death-blow ..in . the matter of-free
trnjd. penJbcrLcy always wanted tb.
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