The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
c~ioyertcn i.ens.

MIR. Ep.-De mOrtnis ullcI Ms
Gonu,n, we have ever thought a good
maxim to follow, but the arrogant and
self ~concious proprietor TIVE can
scarcely call him an Eiitor), OF II
Argus. airs himself aud opinions so
frequently upon all subjects in the
columns Of his paper, that the spirit
moves Us to speak of nina sort u
post morton examination.
In a recent issue he deslS severely
with those that have had anything to
say about our little county affairs.
| He intimates that none but small
fry" politicians ever have any remarks
to make regarding ali these things.
Taking Tailor kenneys theory to nc
trne, We shall find the small fry IN
the majority taking tine cownt n last
| falls election for q basis. The Tailor
himself was in the poiiticsl pot before
election, but the grease gave out ana
| ON the Sth of November his kettle OF
fish" was ruined. At that time n"
thought the wheels were gong w!hth-
er he was pulling but the people Ind
ing they were pulling towards the
county's ruin, hung on behind and got
the wheels to stick.
The Tailor while eternally grumb-
ling because people have found fault
with the county's management. Is
always finding fault with something or
somebody himself. He uneartlis the
fine points. discerns the smallest flaws
and usually leaps before he roallzes
the stile." lie is like an insect that
notices the shaking of the table but
never notices the thunder. "Rumor
! doth double like the voice and echo,
but all that our friend the Tailor can
saw, write or do, will evcr choke dame
rumor to silence. There will lie
"whisperinss upon the street in spite
Of him, and so long a freedom OF
speech is tolerated, "a payers Will
have their say about the pubic iinan-
ces and will vote officials back to pri-
vatc lite whenever they see fit.
As usual, in his last issue, but one,
we notice that the ink tiinging Tailor
places himself in pepper shape Il
+ again practice his art of coatturnine
, when the time arrives, by intimatme
. that he will bc the first to cry fraud
. hell and destruction" sbes!d any
c~rookeincss he discovered IN the
past management OF the county's bust
, ness.
Fl Speaking Of Small fry" politician:
/, it is sad IL contemplate the record o
tic subject Of these lines. Having
r been - i.fc long Democrat lie sacri
!. feed his political honor for gain. Hi:
). first introduction in our county poll
. lies was in support of a bolter from
T the party that had been dissraccd b,
4 his adoption. He then thought to gii'
! his record by a desperate onslaught
/, upon a Democratic candidate, wh'
r Was courageous enough To stand 81
n fall by his convictions AMI went dowr
under the colors that this man sordid
o " forsaken. His last attempted
dodge is known Ia your readers. HI
attempted to make it appear 10 tn
outside world tf,sT he Was capable o
f, performing a feat that WA n'C'r pr
4 formed before. You may trace hacI
@ through the period of man and n!
q periods, even 20 the time when tit
!, little Eozone the dame animal Of crea
ton multiplied its s~arms in the heate'
. waters of the Laurentian Ocean, an
YOU will learn Of no man or ANNA
capable of such a feat-tha; Of beini
!, on both sides OF a political struggle a
one and the same time.
4 But regardless OF the uncertain
sounds given forth by the trumpet c
y the Argus, people VIII talk. majori;ie
!. rule, RICH, and justice triumph anc
r. truth crushed to earth shall Tis
again
% When those trumpet notes sha'
:; have bleuded with the hurricane tina
4, is coming and he heard no more, IN
% people shall see above the horizon, IN
n. dawn Of the millennium in Wehs;e
n county politics, financial prosperit
a, and progress. OBSERVER