New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

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Yes he's always been a Democrat H.. u,
Thsn IT'S ali right You and i ARE fG m, o Hes
a aRd goes He'll kick Lucy. but hen come in-(cM
cago Tribune.
DAVID ON THE RIND.
A leader OF his party lay waiting In suspense,
Tbero was no lack OF "cussing" but woful lack OF
sense;
His henchman stood beside him, as his chances eobed
away.
And bcn with p,tyng glances to hear what he might
The leader slightly faiercd he took his henchmans
hand.
And he snid al never never, shall reach the from
ised Land.
Take this message, beseech you, to those distant
friends kind,
That Growers sucked the orange and left me VIII
the rnd.
aTell the Crokers and MJ.aughlns as you meet the
crowd around,
To Talk the matter over on the bosses Stamping
ground,
That | fought the battle bravey. and when the day
DER
The disappointed boomers lay thick upon the floor
And mid the dead and wounded were somc grown old
In sin,
And the scars upon their nccs showed the fights which
they'd been In;
clncd
When Growers sucked the orange and left me with
tho rtnd.
on. friends hope you'll never have this Presidential
itching.
Although the visions have had really quite be-
wltching.
And friends hope you'll never be In my sad sitta-
ton.
And try to get, as have done the party's nomina-
And see. when almost near enough to grasp the gilt
tering Jewel.
Another person snatch the przeI tell you. friends,
us cruel
AZ this his trembling voice gave out. and then he
made sign.
Like one who swallows bitter pills. or chohes with
bit Of Ind
His chin dropped low upon his breast, as bowed MS
stricken head,
And then :he demagogue OF demagogues. poor David
llill. was dead.
Poor Human Nature.-Mr. Chugwatcr had been read
Ing aloud to. his family the details Of the terrible
T. that all there is OF IT. Josahi' asked Mrs.
"YcI.S he replied. laying his newspaper down.
"Iv'c read Won the whole story. names Of the
killed and wounded and ALL
II know a great many people In Minnesota re.
Joined Mrs. Chugwatcr with sigh OF mild disapPoint,
nent. bat none Of those names sound familiar y
In speaking OF the various local styles OF story
writing, The Boston Transcript" says that the New
York style includes frivolous girl prH from
Boston and a hero from New York. The Boston
story includes heroic Boston girl. heroic Boston
man and pig from New-York. The Western style
include, nothing bat prairie with bad grammar
spread over Il.
HOW WE KNOW THEM.
With a glance that says IL told you sou ard lights
his wrlnldcd check .
And mods OF Joy he hears the boy address the world
In Greek.
And smiling turns where interest burns-all centred
on the " addie.'
And thumpS the floor and chaps by turns-we know
him, that's his daddy
Mr.. Brown. the unique evangelist and ex'news'
paper man. who edits the religious paper called The
Rams Horn" Of indianapolis. Ind, seems to have IN
ncxhaustlbc fund OF cpigram TO draw from. Tho
plhy aphorlsms IN his paper are quoted all over the
country. Their attraction seems TO consist In their
npt and hamely horse sense. as for instance "The
fatter ylg is the II likes the mud.-Self con-
ccit has done as much 10 help the devil as whskey.
Bees that are fed sugar soon became too lazy TO
hunt for flowers"
With glance that never wavers. md with lips that
never speak
woman hears the roislng cheers that greet the boy
In Greek.
any other.
The warm tears to the eyed start--we know her
that's his mother!
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