New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
TIE TALK OF THE DAP,

The original Idea OF forming a Henry Gay SocieA
Club in Washington for the convenience Of Southern
PotectonsT7 visiting that city has been enlarged into
the Idea OF creating similar organizations In all the
southern states under the watchwod The Protec
ton OF American Markets and the Elevation OF Amer1-
can Men," And already local boards have been es
tablished in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, NORTH
Carolina, Alabama Missouri aud West Virginia. In
a stirring address issued by the Executive Committee,
OF which General II. c. Parsons +, the president A.
entlon is called ~ the great service which Henry Chy
rendered 10 the cause OF protection and TO the In
cacuabe benefits which protection can confer on tho
South. shall tho SOUTH It asks, "be refused the
right to lift hand in Ito own defence. when the coII-
petition OF Europe. passing over the well grounded es-
tab shments OF the North. shall come to destroy hoc
infant industries to close her halfopen mines, and
nut out the fires OF her pioneer urnacesl II the tarf
is In any sense local issue. ii cOncelns US mere than
any other section The movement Will undoubtedly
do much TO open the eyes Of the South 20 the folly of
sending anti Protectionists To Congress
A Difference Of opnlon-Rivcrs-I always admired
Rorus think he Is a remarkably gifted man
Tanks-I suppose he is. bat he's dresome. ! wish
he wasn't always trying Ia show on his eocution;
Rivers-why, great Caesar, mani That's his gift!--
Chicago Tribune.
writer In The Chnrchman' suggests that tho emil
nence which the Episcopal Cathedral. st. Lukes
Hospital and Columbia College are to be built be
called Cathedral Heights
LETTING HIS SOUL LOAF.
don't spend none o. my good time in polticks an
SIGH. .
am am n.stern, any oue-eS' iiyn' at my ease
A.huntn' when want to an fshin' when please!
les, let em take the Offices an run em fur an high
I'd ruther a violet from girls hand-Sweet and
Than mn the whole United states So. brethren. let
For a streak o. April sunshine Is ies ngntin' up my
Give ME birds sinein' in the sweet, salun' trees.
Alavln' an a-wavn' all their blossoms In the breeze
Give me my daied meadows. jes a-smn' to the blue.
An tho bendln' trees above 'em les a-bo"lh ho"aS
do!'
An the country girls-God bless em an dress em plain
Jes Ike lie does the viocts that purple at their feet
The girls a-huntin honey in their bonnets al ueir
O. what is all sour money to the red lips of the girIs'
sing sweet birds, o. April! sing sweet DER hill an
While the wondern' world is tangled in the sunlight
an the rain
We amt a-pesterih any one-jes lyin' at our ease,
A-hun,n when we want TO. an nshn whel We please
frank l.. stanton, In Atlanta Constitution
A local paper tells how Miss Lena Woodland, OF
Thorn Creek Wash. sowed the seed from one heaa
OF barley four years ago. She harvested the crop
with "A pair Of shears and sowed the amount received
the next year. again harvesting It with her shears.
The third crop her father cut with a grass srythe'
getting enough barley from this crop TO SOW forty
acres last spring which averaged forty bushels L"
IN. acre when threshed, making total yield OF oOo
bushels from one head Of barley In four years.
Al Both Ends" BY Jove." said The younsster, "pd
like 10 have 100000 10 go into bushes "ith In uie
proper shape . o., ,n- ., hov.
siOo 100 - 20 out of business with In the prOpos
shape detroit Free Press
The one hundrCdth anniversary OF the discovery OK
the Columbia River will be celebrated at Astoria Orc,
nm the twelfth day of next month owing TO cir
cumstances over which il has had no control, the
Pacific Coast has not yet been prolific In center mails
and the people Of oregon determined to make tns
observance Of thi, one noteworthy.
A lady stood hanging the strap OF street car.
when "A workman in the far corner arose ana pon~V
offered her a seat. q" thank you she said IN veJ
sweet tone but | dislike Ia deprive tho only gen;
tleman IN the car Of a seat " Mid Continent
The Rev. Mr.. Montgomery, OF Lowell, Mass, SAYS
he is going 10 get a list OF the men who patronizo
tho saloons Of that city, and read their names rom
the pulpit II he carries out his threat there VIII
DO lively times In Lowell, especially for Mr. Mont
gomery.
small boy was receiving instructions In simple
mathematics, and the fond mother asked NOW,
Frank, II You had five oranges, and Aunt H. "as -
ask YOU tor four. how many would You nave et
Tho youngster thought for moment ana 'heu e'-
swcrcd " I'd ask Aunt Is. If she wanted INC CHI
(Mlddletown Press.