Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
yors's LETTER

Nephcw led from T-mpl-ion tarrioi
Nth "a. a icw DAYS last week. We util.
lf-,i MI. puug-.lsl fot the Conveyance IT
household god. "a the destined port.
wi.h that lo,s 20 cltiIrns from doNn
aloug would visit us la pung-.lcis.
ladi..' All meets AZ Otl. wyman's
tuc.,isy rNruing.
Ehef Ndsm. preached .trong .st-
mon last sabbath Al the EAsi.
Fourteen of the nsighi-pr. with teams
cut ani hauled iutn th. yard ~ 4. h.
cary, oar postmaster, quite a large sup
ply of NoDi not long .inv.. sickness ~
hi. Wife has l-cn hapi upon him In many
Nays. II i.nt a had iica % help tho.e
ho n, 81 help.
We never rNp.rienccl any sIs'ciAl fc-l-
log 20 respect for President 90 EN.i'rr.i-
dsnt Cleveland until The writing ~ that
letter against the pistical scheme II
fr,. coinage. IL must have known that
II Nould h. q death blow a. himself 80
far a. the presidency 1. concerned.
admire man Who Ia. th. boscls To
stand up la the sunlight to D. counted
chsngcth not"
have ju.t becn reading something
irum Talmsgc where he IA speaking ~
RiIpah watching the slain, aud hmeri-
can mother. de-pairing over their legal
Ia murdered boy.. lie says: "And
shat are the political partic. doing Tor
such cas..s They srr taking care no, "a
hurt the feeling. ~ the jackal. ani but.
Iaris that ruo.t on the shelves 30 the
grog-.hop. aud hoot above the dead. -
Il seems that Talmige Ia. fallen Into the
pcrniclous habit 81 speaking the truth
II the rum drain could De- plugg,si up
and Ga. inuniation c-ass. the national
debt might De .pongcl OF the slate la
three wears or lees. AMI Yet thos. big
headed, hcaVy-brainesi, top-loity fellow.
whom the people hire Ia do their hgur-
Ing aud financiering make no "a. 81 the
item. They rcgari Il a. naught.
Speaking 20 the plraiical scheme 81
FREE coinage aud dishonest dollars ~
minds me that Il l. very little thing
compared with the plratiss,l scheme IL
high LICENSE. Neither IRE. rum NOR high
licvnse Ia. that rough and ra.ping sound
la the partlsan's ear that prohibition
has. The raw word .mlte. the delicate
Ia turned nO.tril 81 the strictly party
breath from the hack yard. We are
allowed Ca pray for the advancement of
the cause bat not Ca yot. for Il. We can
hump up ani hoIe for u without ofiense.
We can sli on the small III our back aud
put up some hearty bat silent aspirations
Tor the utter demolition IL the uBlser.sl
rum Jag, aud that I. all " would be prsc-
teal Ia do, for according Ia the Bakerian
system 81 theology a love Of the ardent
.prouiei aud took root away back In
time aud away down deep In the hot
soii II humtn appetite. Hence the idea
u, Ne must hump up aud walt. No
working. No voting. Only just swing
In our himmocks under the trees watch
ing for the lightning Ia strike.
la her address ~ Eastnor Castle, Lady
Henry Somerset, President of the British
women's Temperance Association, ssid
"Wheu the political struggle IL hot, and
your opinions run high In favor 81 this
party or that, consecrate that vote Of
yours 10 thi. Que great question. and the
riddle all b. solved that includes many
others. Ny friends, In this great cause We
want Gods honor remembered at the bal
10, box. and we need not Do afraid that lie
will DOT watch over the best interests Of
our nation" You are Just right. Lady
Somerset. Your heart IL properly 10
Gated. Aud We apprchend that you
have Intellect enough 20 vote Intelligent
~, bat you can't vote al all. IL takes a
man 10 do that. Hut II doesn't take
much Of man, my intelligent friend.
N. IRISH.