The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
The Future OF the Populists.
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From The st. Louis Republic.
Mr. II. t. Taubcneck, that favored son of
fortune who, from his proud emnence as
chairman of the national executive committee
of the peoples party, signs and visions
in the late canvass discernible to no one else,
Is not discouraged. He has opened an office at
Marshall, H., and from there will continue
to point with pride to the yellow spots on
the new political map which indicate populist
states From his new headquarters he will
continue to dispense literature and prophecy,
and we may expect to hear from him ever
and anon.
General Weaver, too the populist candidate
for president in the late election; Senator
PETER, Jerry Simpson and others of the
scriDeS and pharisees in the populist temple
have declared that they are here to stay
There Is apparent unanimity Of sentiment
among the popullsts i'll this respect. Ii they
are not mistaken they are to remain a factor
in the political situation to be dealt with in
succeeding campaigns.
1t might be said that the popullsts are as
suming much, and that ali of the states
whose conquest they boast would have
remained republican but for the populist
fusion with the democrats While this is
true. the fact remains that results in those
states put the peoples party in a much
stronger position than ii was before. 1t would
go into the campaign of 1901 if conditions
remained as they ere now much better
equipped for aggressive campaigning and
much better prepared Tor making converts
than it did in the late canvass.
The future OF the popuist party depends
upon the course of events during the next
two years. 1t can be made, or unmade by
thOrity 1T Washington Its leaders realize
that the republican party cannot survive more
YEAR they arc holding their party in ' Do
siton to fall heir to it. Democratic states
manship should be directed toward eliminat-
and this can only be done by redressing the
genuine grievances Of the people,
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Ehb ard Glow of tho Sea.
From The New York Herald.
Do you know why the sea GIBBS and flows
IT'S this: The army of drowned twice daily
gathers their forces ut the bottom Of the
deep and march toward the four points OF
the compass TO lay their weary bones Oh
earth and escape from their watery tomb
You can hear their trampinS-thcy call II
sea moaning-and see the waves being pushed
on before them in great water hills, which
dash against each other in their furious fight
from tie escaping host and when they break
and hurl clouds of snow-white spray high in
air it is caused by the lashings from the
swinging, bouy arms of the army drowned
And did you ever listen to the weird noise
as these mountains OF water leap up on ehcb
other?
That is the cry of the victims of the sea.
On and on the waves are driven, further
and further they encroach on land, and the
feet of the mighty body can be heard scrapin2
Only another incoming wave, and escape is
theirs--but it is just too late; the reacted
undertOw sets in, and you hear their bony
feet slip from under them. and back they are
carried, the holding them tightly in its
arms, exhausted captives.
Then look, when the tide has run far out
and see the prints OF their feet and YOU
will know why the sea GIBBS and flows.
University Of Georgia.
A short course of instruction in the State
college. especially arranged for young men,
engaged or desiring to engage in farming,
will begin Wednesday. January 4, 1893.
and continue three months. The course
comprises instruction in English, mathe-
matics, history, agriculture! chemistry,
farm engineering, and practical agricul-
ture, with exercises in the field, barn,
Tuition is free and no fees are charged.
Open to all over fifteen years of age, and
no entrance examinations. Board and
lodging from $1350 to $500 per month
For particulars address
" p II. G. WHITE,
President State College, Athens, Ca.
dec2-4t thur
a Fin de Steele Young Man.
From Browning King & Co.'S Monthly.
Amy-Why. Mabel you havn't any mstletoe
Mabei--Oh, Fred never seems to need any.
Universal Information Bureau.
From Life.
John what's the Salic law we read about
in history" asked Mrs. John.
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