The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27
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The Wonder of the Century, the PsIiti-
cal hlnstodon.
Communicated.
The Pacific Ocean has belched forth
from Hawaii, through the Political
at Washington, in a ha-
ranRue of 10000 words, proclalmIng,
''all the world is wrong but LII and
|. Contrary to all American views
and precedents / would have restored
the beautiful and infallible Queen Lii
to the throne, but abe would not, as
she, knowing more about the American
constitution than myself. desired my
lot OF overgrown and unruly school
boys should cooperate with her friend,
the Car of America, in her restora-
ton to the throne, which fell OF Its
own inherent rottenness.'
And the Gar in a message (Har-
rary) tells them how wrong Harrison, I
stephens and all the civilized world .
are, and for them to formulate a bill
under the leadership of the Mugwump
Republican Gresham and my bugler
in the Senate. Dinner.kettle Gray for
the restoration of the fair Queen Lii
to the throne. and / will cooperate
with you. and when the Mastodon
takes snuff 1t always makes Gray
sneeze. And In doing so he foolish.y
made an attack upon old man Hoar. /
not knowing the spanking he would
get.
But dinner kettle Gray has another
object in view besides serving his
master, Gar Cleveland. 1t might be
there would be some appointments TO
make for Queen LII from this coun-'
try and Gray could not get those APP
pointments. and he hns an abundance
of material from which to choose.
Now, for commander of the military
and naval forces, he has Brigadier-
General p, Nancy, II his pension was
increased and a line salary attached,
and for president OF streets aud sew
ers. and highways ard byways he has
D. L. Carpenter, Jr.. whose services
are valuable; for collector of taxes
he has Honorable John Il. Dickey; as
supervisor OF odds nnd ends, he has u
gentleman by the name OF Callahan
who cannot be beat, and ii any legis-
lation 10 needed, he could spare those
two legislators. Senator Pyle and
the political pansy OF the Tenth ward
of this city.
And as diplomat VIII. Lee has few
equals and no superlor5. With Lii
j. again on the throne and surrounded
by the aids and councillors that Sena.
tor Gray could furnish. Hawaii would
in short time he able and qualified
to toaeh the civilized world the modes
OF peace Eud the arts OF war and SO.
! rlal etiquette. and Ito doubt her mis-.
sionaries would soon he among all
i nations.
n. Cleveland reminds me OF a man |
a once saw while visiting an insane asy.
lum. on lnquiring of him II he was an
inmate he replyed IN the affirmative.
o and upon inpuiring of him the cause
Y of his detention there he said II was the
4 old story again; he thought all the
world was wrong and ali tho world
9 thought he was wrong, anu that the
: 'maiority ruled. Now certainly the
h. ma iority was large enough last No.
vember, to teach tho Gar that the poo.
pie Will rule. Esau Carlisle In hts re.
!. port has thrown OF the Sleeps clothing
4 and reveals the true inwardness MS |
: predicted last August. get the silver
demoaatlZed. and sell the bonds next,
y and then Il gold bass or Bankors'prum
, l5e 10 pay gold, and experience teaches
us how they pay as they never were
known to fulfill their promises, not a
= case on record But Esau g rlisle says
s sell them TO workingmen. Oh. yes sell
v them to those workiugmen, thas Cleve
lands administration has sent, with
lGrays cheap dinner kettles to tina souL
houses
Suppose he were TO read that report
to Burnum's trained mu es. they
would Kick his brains cat. In less
II than one year Of Cleveland's ad
e. ,mlnlstration. 1t created bonded
:. debt. lcvy an come tax and
:, why not declare marshal law
" and the car command HE school boyl
tn A "A 1 oil 10,
q fer titles OF nobility, and then il is
"a probably l would not write these let
tors, as would be In danger of the
rack or the block. Tho condemnation
of his time serving OF monopolIsts
gamblers and the English money
q power, only awaits all opportunity al
he ballot bog. In anticipation Of an
end to the reign o. the American car
NJ have penned the following lines:
TnE DAY or THE PEOPLE COMES.
IT Not with the hare OF trunpets,
al Not with the beat OF drums
mot with the glare OF bu iuCrs,
di The day OF the pcO Gle comes.
70 II comes with the thrilling music,
Dt hearts that throb In tune.
le To the rhythm of busy purpose.
lei And the voice OF Il priceless boon.
% II come with u power the ErandGst,
IN The world has over known,
III w ~ mightth has vanqul5hcd error
~ Aud conquered many "A throne.
D. Its 'iawniHg may be N DARKNESS
,rj Bat u II b'uAei Alright,
=, II 81 II close l = ilpnl OF glory,
II Ana new awake lln.s light.
T. \ light that iu ttico snail ltinlle,
, \ glory that riph' shll shgl
y Ger the well worn field uG hattie.
10 Where injustice lies cru shed and dead
:, lNot with tire ciashing sabre,
l Not with the cannous roar.
o. lts victor co mes 10 Cnuoblc,
-. The MAJ ion irain shore to shore.
iE itstriumpls were won In s.lelcs,
es A. solemn rs auF { can be.
-, Its weapons arc ballots. not bullets,
~ lite armies ara hTnve mon free.
ir Prepare yeall FOR the Tray
. And We come lii Peoples Day.
u. pH. J. Is WEIGH.
is Wilmington. Del