The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01

water aud a call bell. three small writing
desks. looking Ike triplets in q dime museug,
was securely padlocked. as II to prevent the
Instrument from ,SnrstinE forth, into chords
s w' ws nS soR 3ery sxsn M
Perhaps 1t was tho influence Of the pulpit
chairs. but the whole thing seonied Ike n
country PRAYER meeting adj Iourncd TO the town
hall. That was before It began and while mon
with creeaky shoes ,intoei IN aud downan
with . long heard which partly conceal ed the
the platform and jingiol tho hell so merrily
nat ne nrnyer;meetlng solomnity wns all lost.
yoom - Of the weeks events Then he sank
back into the talcst pulpit chair
The mother OF tho party locked very juvenile
and attractive in n fine black lace gown. She
wnslouLly appauded 10y Young pnpullst who
needs, something to stand ON the is satisfied
with the Omaha PLATFORM to pry tho. Demo-
II was strange sort ~ II political meeting.
woman gave the leading address. Hcr hear.
%Smen y ali cav Sre IN and vso ws'e son Gn
There WAS one, row Of youn!, mon. Workers
ne weTe Gnh n%Ta too You ad but t9
their broa,. by the swsat OF their brow Hon
est fnccs they had: but with shadow ~ dis
young. men VIII" get mighty tired now and
then "f b-nE grimy and sweaty and uneouth:
Occasionally one turns Anarchist. More OF
them vote with the Democrats ono election.
NEXT and $" on Thsy arS Alter ,s aosn mI.
lenium. and like miners prospecting for ore.
they s SIM ns shafts In many directions .
TO was evidently cortaiin that no had struck an
inexhaus!ihlo vein. He sat IN front OF the. now
sized the speakers remarks with sunriry mods.
winks. smiles. aud much loud applause, They
their horny hands resoundingiy whenever he
fetched an Introductory clni. Finally they
ronnSs 90" q" @ Weps ' ts IN n ae
II H. safe to say that six new Porniists dreamed
GoGis1 dreams ahGnt nai"nH co4psration"
Mrs. Faies read her "rezoom " in tones that
we're almost imrassioneh at times. Last month
Cow ntion. and for the first time In the his.
tory of politics in this vicinity, or almost any
Fas lo Tsss a ssh' Mrs ? SaGi"s ns:
panied by nine good men and true. made up
tHs aso % Ms Mary TO She
blaze Of ora RAJ, glory and poIitrally speak-
New Workers are accustomed to think Of the
Populists as n lot Of unkempt long. barred
Westerners Of the most prom ounced ackwoods
the Peoples party in New York and Brooklyn
and they, will repeat some lines from the old
aoors a For tho sake Of the "ske%pt Ssatfen
theory it is unfortunate that Mrs fales's lace
s sso %"s "'N%mHay piss Mss
around in trim tailor made dress. No! the
saaeaEinc boots and trust t" the oharita.
BILE offices OF n flowing beard MS n screen
for their ..,,o sins Of omission; tut these are
characteristics. In external appearance there
Is nothing to ds,inenish the ropnlists Of
internally hey are quito as much rayenlng
wolves and roaring lions as their Kansas
her statement OF things On their part. her
listeners did not mince applause. even OF the
most radical remarks. They liked it when she
"Gen. Vandervoort sends out note OF
warning. and insimates that tho danger con-
fronting tn" Peoples party is that OF division
In Its ran ks. The enemy. with milions at it's
command. will buy every one it can reach. and
In our ranks. Their intention is to mislend.
hewder. divide. and destroy the party. And
that they used to crush the Greenback party.
The people must stand bv he Omaha plat
issue OF the money luesti ion. The great issue
t r. st th ahe people or tue money h"wer con
ment alone should issue the t money: tint we
must have postal savings banks. Government
telegraph. and Govern ment rail, Dads.
We must have graduated income tax to
our weait' and who have largely eyndet tax;
lose some important element. The Omaha
platform has passed through the crucible. and
on It the great conflict has reached its present
=, Al this point the pounding on tho planks Of
which left thos. Of the conflict . lutte out Of
sight. Then Tom Watson came in for his
Thomas Watson" said Mrs. Fnles. sis
yielding poTsriI w ,pnence thromGnoutss
This is nice Tor Mr.. Watson. who may find
out in time where he Is at
When the Democrats said Mrs. Fales in q
tone which plainly. Indicated that something
Sparta Mn Wason was s hodns mestne
in the open square. with no feast for his lis
teners J., sag that Of reason But for three
who would not stir from their places. a. though
I he coqriers from the barbecue were shouting
camp. meeting excitemen,. and Yes. i.ordi
Yes; ord came from the lin; OF the negroes
as Watson thrilled their simple hearts.
1t was quite climax. and tho fiery young
P?Pnlist vent 80 inr as to eNeinim;
Then Mrs. Faies told about biz, meeting to
be held in TeXas-a meeting to which the peo-
gle are coming from all the country round:
be"ves are to be barbecued ut
I his event. which is to last several days. and
the mother Of her party. with sly twinkle in
In this new political movement the voters
come together 20 cat the hogs; in the old on,
This was so neat "A presentation Of the Popu-
list view Of thing % that the h"ry y"unG mem;
merrimsa nett '' Mr. rsles said a good many
more thlnss which tirkled the fancy OF her
and invited the audience to participate in q
d discussion OF the paper. The awful st illness
which followed his movements was broken by
Mr.. Hickok. one OF the prime movers IN the
organization. He held In his hand. after the
fashion OF people in meetings. paper from
which with the permission ot the audience"
and so ON.
tive Brown OF the Supreme Court. n fact which
Mr. liickok enlarged upon until he had to east
his eyes clear to the ceiling to view it's propor-
ions. He read the remarks of the honorable
Justice. Some hing about his not being sure
that the old axiom about the country which is
Ca st governed being lest governed ought not
70 he revised at present. And when he fin.
isled the fiery young Populst looked around
ut he cand dates with an air which said
tows that And from supreme Court
Justice. too! DO you grasp that fact Z"
- Then a little baldheansd man. wearing a
Prince Albert coat with u velvet collar. came
10 the fiont. He had nothing in his hand save
II stout stick; but he had his pink. shiny era
mum lust full Of Populist doctrines. lie COM
I,eted the work OF conversion already begun
In the minds OF the young men. He told facts.
and pounded them In with his stick. Among