Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-22

GOOD MORNING SENATOR CASEY.
The appearance of the popular j.. r.
Casey OF jamestown, as a candidate for the
United States senate was yesterdays sur
prise in the Senatorial free. .for-aIl. Wei
come, Mr.. Casey. No man could come IN
to the field with better grace and none has
the good wishes of a larger number Of
friends: Buckle on the armour; gird up
make break for victory. 3
SCENE FROM THE WAR SENATORIAL.
lJohnsonius and Walter Murius meet in the.
Temple,]
Johnsonias oh. Muriu,. sweet innocent 8,
mine,
I pray thee tell me what. from out the night
Dost come to give sweet Joy or paia to me-.
How shout the clans? What say the foes?
Speak. speak, thou simple man, who with thv
Startled eyes hath looked upon this mob unbear.
us able.
lAside] The wizened fox -methinks he aims to-.
The crown that by all rights on me descends.
M1rius: Odds. bodkins, proud Johnsonius,
woulds't that from these unpolluted lips
Couldst fall such words as wouldst give thee re.
pose.
[Aside.l Oh gods of war how couldst clutch his.
beard
And with one mad and furious bound remove
The hirsute mask that doth his features hide.l
Johnsonius Thou art uncertain! The signs de-
augur ill!
Then by NJ noble ancestry i swear
That 1 will make such wild and crushing war
Upon these common men who doth around me-
move
That they wilt wish they ne'er hadst fought John
3sonius. .33
Oh unappreciative men! Ungrateful ours!
Opposing great Johnsonius! Yea, yea, opposing
me!
Oh, angels fair that knowst how great am
How ye must weep when looking on this scene
To see so grand man SO long opposed.
Why do these creatures with the form Of men
Not know that hath made for them fame?
Was it not who. swelling in M pride.
Didst spring upon the neck of bold Recognizing
A statesman Of that house to which now as
pire?
Dldst l not meet the nations naughty pride
With pride Johnsonian and wisdom great?
And while the senseless dupes who round me sat
Kept silence meek, didst fill the air with noise.
magnificent
But wilt win-l, who hath won before;
Whose mighty voice has stilled the raging storms.
That tossed our bark political, and on whose
words
The multitude hath hung as unto honey.
And when within the SOC ate hall walk Il
In all M splendor ard M native grace,
How proud day for these poor, lowly tribes
To hear that as their chosen son approached
The moss grown senators, the statesmen of the.
east. y
And all who doth at Washington reside
Didst prostrate fall and reverently say:
''Be still Here comes Johnsonius,' .
But fe! This Is no time for words.
Away, pale Murius! Keep vigil on the foes,
And bring me word Of how the battle goes. # q
Muris.s: go to serve thee, and wilt soon re
turn 5s5 S.
To tell thee all an earnest friend can learn.
[Aside.] And as speak word for johnson.
pure, 5 Sg,s $s
Ill put in two for honest Walter Muir. s
Ereunt tse int with ii kn,iyes.] 85 Eli
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