Asheville daily citizen., 1892-10-10
THE TATTLER.
Some Things He sees And Hears
Worth Talking About.


per give clue to his character and habrs,
though not to his name. He isuot fast
Young man, spNiug about town to hud
things TO talk about, as his title would
indicate. am sure that his
are made in the dav timc
II he was cut in the small hours he would
not be asking about authorized uul-
sauces He would have found ont long
ago what they are. and where they are.
1t is these 'authorizrd nulSar,cs' that
keep the boys away from home till the
huur-that cause wives aud
mothers TO pass slcrpleSS nights and Sor,
rowlul days-that keep many child
from school tor want OF clothing and
send 1t supperIcss to bed, Oh. these
'authorlzed nuiSanCcS spread rum AND
,rstru tion wherever thct are found
Phase tell Mr. rattlcr for -once to give
an mis- quiet evening al home, his carly
hour lot sleep, and looi, about the crtN
with open eyes, on Saturday night II
puSSihlr, and then tell us about the #
Gets ct authorized nui>an,cs' ard the
reason Why they are authorized.
The writer If the letter calls my atten-
ii Il to an authorized nuisance | did
not think OF when pcnncd tie SQulb i'll
qu, stion last week. 1t was meant merely
as a kind OF funny piece, youknow, about
the Board of Aldermen, but the writer
breaches a strong sermon on it IN a tcw
words. The authorized nuisance. il
must be remembered, is authorized by
the government. Then the county au
thorities auth rize it. and TO come down
to the plain truth ot the matter, tn,
Board of Aldermen, to which had par.
tlcuIar reference. has little Say'So in the
matter, II mistake not the Board is
never asked tor its permission in the
matter, the consent Ot the county au
tnOrltles being considered all that is nee
eSSarv. Still il the Boa, 5 consent had
to be gotten, there is little doubt ot the
consent being grytu.
But to the sermon. How long viii
this 'luI hpTlyrl nuisance continue
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| mere II oo""' ~ w " P""'' '"' ,.''H'
in sentiment before it isstoppcd. That S
certain. We'll, how is the change to be
nr"uHn' "o,"'' II i' P'''" W ,'5
hy tbc stunn,nr Of tb,. rn.ntry NV such
~. akcrs as Cranhll, who comfort and
mimic, hop, skip and Jump and abuse
narties other than their own until their
hearers are diSeuSted. and men who are
''on the fence tumble back into Their
old party The abolition Of tn" author.
rzcd NUISANCE vii never be effected bv
the education ol the % P"Iar m'no' 40
.h S.n,d'. .,4' -" ,>.,i ,' 49,. ~, .'l,ns @ nn,
The public scbools-Yherevcr II can h.
taught, and maNhe IN time, when ttC
generation hcconeN old enough to vote
tn, cad may be wOlsgd out.
Rut q vote for Prohibition this yra,
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vor from the resent Joint Board Tn
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,hr ysnnhi,ran un,.tv And ;Yth", "a.
the Pr h,hition,st will only swap wnq
he m1,ht call n devil tor a witch.
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