The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-08
.lnnka,ing lAl1h : Bazz.San.

Aonkeying <ns : Bazz-Saw.
Don rnunissf With the buzz-saw
while in naoshsfu vas the iegen on d
roush. board nss3ea e 2 tree just in
f,.e,.2t Of . nodes saw mill near the
P'.asjdea1t's I5o.s; i5irl H5i4ee, in Vermont /
80 Ial;ava ne eyes snw It. If he aid
he he, was mol sal: :slie he wanted to 90
- !. @.sr 80, frrfher. H& wanted to see whetb-
:. -. ~ 10 oa,iid u.t aesnkey' without get
s;nae - ~ bnef He mhbGAy realizes now
tta4{ thl4 be-csI, not. How they wesit down
49,. 49, bosses- onezHfter another. befors
tho7S ~ = Sos,,;sed masses who have hereto
sl''., ,,g,,,; their cA lars meeklg and even
sonfst,tealv. as rbough IN ..the bond of
,,sac,sli' it1uleaitz 90 Ahich, that rout.
t9s;tg - - 3.,A "a !, rot 8rasp u all I'M a mo-
,,1or;t rrIr1 DAmocrsf}rs A sensbIyn1en: Dem
,1-.,.ati,. Nav.a,,.st senfocrssic Governors;
Dar,ocratiS Re,ofe eseiita atiges Democratic,
Ssnatorss. ~ = bdsnperaic. President in
1891. more Ii<zeps zstie Presidents in
the wears ftsg.t,s,s lisseFrsce Reform:
revenue .ksssh sesf fesults crowd
iast one fspo,l !. S 4? zke asn-,
81 We can me- sss,ts' : But iss:..isI
All be summed an !. ID 'ss ssssrsis t'tes
slaves revolted; they <febelled against
their masters; thew were succeSslul;
therefore it was arevolution. That is
what it means. The people got tired OF
the bosses. The great National buzz
saw OF popular Indignation began 10 re-
volve. The bosses did not understand
it 1t had been so quiet for time.
They began 10 think that it would Only
revolve when they pleased that u
should Now it is actually gong rotfifu
and round. Still they do not appreci,,
ate the situation 1t goes faster ana
faster, and keen ears detect the hrs1
''buzz But the bosses have lat ears,
dulled by rich living, and they do not
hest. Their eyes stand out with lat
ness, and they do not see. raster ana
! faster goes the saw, and the buzz SOUNDS
! louder and louder, but still these latu-
GUS fools trife with it Why, they can
/ stop it in an instant if they Will! 1hey
/ have but to nut cut their hands. Let
! them do so. All how swiftly, silently,
/ Certainly the cleaning circle cuts
4 through these hands Fingers and oloou,
/ blood and finaers. and the floor is
drenched with the thick red gore. FER
( haps it will teach them lesson FER
haps not. Who caresP 1t will teach
/ the people, at anv rate, what their
I power is. That's the main thing.
I Bosses can be dispensed with. Perhaps
it would De better for the people II tney
were. Some years agoa Western boss
a corduroy-trousers-t rs-tucked-in-h -his-cow-
hide-boots boss mot so dangerous as
your perfumed-P Prince e-Albert-trock-co coat
boss of the East, with a primrose IN ms
buttonhole), threw the boots aforesaid
upon the stove in the village groggery
and remarked to his followers IN hi;
own sweet way, with many soul-stirrine
oaths: If | should put up Il yaller dorg
with a stump tail you'd vote for him.
That was true then, in the days wheI
some partisan or other volunteered K
vote for the devil himself if the party
nominated him. 1t is not SO generally
true now. 1t ie4not so true, for exam
pie, to-day as il rs the day before elec
ton. After a more revolutions o
the 5uzz-sax tics it VIII be trf'
nowhers man or body o
! !. !. !.
men. keople. with char
n allowea have their o,
AT way L. gelhshly given u
ct every time:a lave cried over 1
bloody shirt, have shivered. und
a the tariff sea they have dane
w when the bosseA Piped. wept when tn
ce wept. and whenever Simon (who m
!" stand for the generic boss has ST
it .'fFig-wagr their supple fingers ha
obediently wiggled. That is all ovC
is OF course the millennium hasn arrive
@. and of course the bosses aren't dea
a Perfect peace win only come when
a factions are sitting quietly side by 81
r. on the collins of the bosses. There W
be struggles. bitter contests. sha
50 fights; sometimes the bosses will be
\ top; sometimes the people. But t
-. significant fact is that the buzz-saw
iS ''in moshun. - Washington Cor. PHI
~ deiphia Recorlj.