The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

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We covered his body. his hands and his fees
But neglected to cover his mouth.
supss- Down In the cornfeld
Hear that mournfu. sound.
sups,- All the Democrats are weeping.
Growers in the cold. cold ground.
Fuller Observation-Disclosures l have the
pleasure OF Introducing to you Fdwsfd "al-
lace Of Ohio. who with William Mckinlsy-
Mugsy-What's the matter with Mchinleyf
Swoopsy and two supes-He's all right
Chakey-Who ish all ridGht?
Swoopsy and one supc-Mckinleyl
Tuller-Mr. Wallace will address you.
wallace-I am happy to SEQ you. king-gs OF
finance. lords OF trade. bar-ons OF COM
MERGE in this metropolis Of civilization
Mugsy-What's tho matter with WallaceI
Svoopsy and three supes-He's all right
Chakey-Who ish all ridGht2
Swoopsy and one supe-Wallacel
Wsllace-We owe our pros-psr-i-ity to pro-
lection. The policy Of the Republican par
te-e-e-
Wallace dragging out the shade OF FREQ
trads)-Wes see in free trade England industries
phIeIe llLc ~ :"
abroad. DO you want that in American
Hsro-Wah- o-o-o-wai-o-o-o-o-o-o-ah.
One supe twildly)-No!
Wallace (throwipg the shade aside)-Grand-
neutrality-suspicious. principles
Four Supes-That's the stuff Give US more
than thatl
Wallace-Pro-tec-shun-
Wallace brings out the shade OF Horace
Greeley and introduces him as the man who
said: If every Democrat wasn't q horse thtof.
every horse THE. would be q Democrat" Two
supes laugh. Wallace throws aside the shade
Of Greeley and calls out the shade of BENJAMIN
Franklin with u copper plate letter. He pro-
ceeds.-
ASups-Now you'er gittin' at 1t!
Wal!ace-One-hun-dred and twenty years
WnllaceNBeniamin FRANKLIN. then. in. Lon
don. wrote this %ietter. One hundred, and
arm. mined {e ehe p afo i1Is s 81 pro %se 81 lHls -e''ef
ASupc-Bmliy for him!
w %%s III!ss scmd RSs p "a rsaS Is good people. and
Hands letter to Fuller: Who hands it to vel.
low-haired man from Chautauqua. who hands
4 to . s snaae ss sistinf have oH p tslked eno asEs e sups
studies letter. Other supes shout: Go on! Go
Wailace-It is the. purpose Of the Republican
party to enforce this Gr-r-r-and prin- pie.
and he who denies that protection protects Ia
ii ntdsi. in an unknown 'AAo'' worse than an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ASupe-Hit i'm again!
Wallace races the shades Of Andrew, jack
son. Thurman, Jefferson. and James Monroe
OF so q Of sSI sps ;tS S|sib with John C. Calhoun
"T WsI;5 s ss.S ;Is. II riI5t Mona . Of Of that throw.
shade asidsl. Pro-tec.shun -
W"llacs.iwas cautioned not to talk long.
Wailace-.Sow. follow citizens. the Republic
car, party believes in taking care OF tho old
AsupemmHa ha-Good for them.
Hero-Wah- 900! Wah;o,o-o-o-o:ah
Wallace,It believes in giving comfort to the
the valley OF voice so W it rattles!th the shadow
"A Saps-oo on Go on That's the stuff!
Waliace-Ifit were not for what tho soldiers
had done VIC, would have no treasury. no
m3nsy; no TRHHthinG.
W~alIace-Now. my fellow citizens. mytime is
.&SaiHiacsSHTHh""' Republican party stands on
tx 8 sss11Sr-lGSs R Fl feai. Fit EN- again.
,Wsllace-On the ge-lor-ious principle that
oil men are created FREQ and equal.
Hero-Wah-o-o- wah-o-o-o-o-o-o-ah.
Wallacc-.Everywhere is prosperity. Shall
1t continue? msr,
Several supes-Yes! .Yesl Yes!
,Wallace-T Then vote for Harrison and Reid.
.Wn!lssce trots 9St the shade Of BENJAMIN
franklin ard reads the letter. the. supe hav-
s .Ps s,yenn r # w. ed nsr .asr r. w SSsa5n ths 3 4 ;Sgc
Ing Is finished WALLACE m
"The doctrine Of Ben-ji,map franklin IN
1892, Now thank you for your kind atten-
Fsilsr lap.rse.fspI@ie now have the pleasure
didate Tor Congress In tho Fifteenth district.
M sGS!RsoR fstf ~ Bio matter with Robinson,
ssTSoScpsyvWHhs'f; Ia al y. rig Iit
Swoopsy-IiObinson!
Up; rsle face pumps the organ. and supes.
Another four years you RAY lie on tho shelf.
And w4 GS9 9r s,' , 1a s 's,,.r. s snont y.u and ,ou,.,,,
Good by. old Grover. good'by.
The more "ss ,Sts ss 81, r ,'t5s. yoa gssd 'hS less understood,
6ood.by. old Grover. good.by.
The Democrats frightened by DanA's old cat.
Geod,9y. oi Grover, good by;
'G Go ,%H BY. o a' dt sTS Sa rood "Il BY s"ets nm
The Cop much disgusted)-Wat tIl2
Depew and Miller anu Hiscock and Platt.
vii sSSS :i %s sss Ss'assss.'ss'" where they .r..s.
zero
Itohinson arises.
Mugsy-What's the m latter with RobinsonI
hwoOpsy-He's all right.
Chakey-Who ish all ridght?
Seven Supes-kobinson!
RoOinson-Tm DO all right II I get to Con-
q stfs sIs .a n9e u p wbicb then makes good speech.
,o MHHs gS forgetting his part'-Three cheers
Swoopsy-Ho's all right
The supes In unison cheer.
Chakey-Who lsh al ridGht2
utMugsy (coyeiea with .confusion)-He Is.
Three cheers for Robinson!
Snnes all cheer again.
Fuller !rap-rap-rapl-I now have the pleas
IRE, Of introducing to you Mr.. Jerome h.
Fisher. who will ten you OF the condition Of
things up the state.
Palefafe pumps the organ. and Prof. Adams
ana all the 6upeS sing:
And buHzards are lowering around:
MI u mower or n al AnirOck wi grow on the grave.
Even dandelions die On that ground.
Hero-W ah-o-o-o-w ah- o-o-o- o-o-o-o-ah.
There's galyarizsi spook, with n line and a hook,
,'oes fshing Memorial Day;
Nv lllu brAy a Tom us - 10 n.sah