The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-04-22
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adjust matters so as to benefit the hui
man race in general, and the working
men OF in particular. Didn't go
to their meeting last night, did you?
Well, went, and got enough of it.
Fairly sickened me to hear Rochester
spouting about the accumulation OF
wealth by the few as direct robbery
OF the masses, and SO on, and advocate
ing system of division that would give
the worthless loafer, who was too lazy
10 earn crust of bread, the same
amount of this worlds goods that was
allotted to the industrious hardwork
ing nan. That wasn't the way he put
it, of course, but it's just what the con-
founded rubbish amounts to. And,
what with holding up working mems
unions, and organized strikes, and all
that sort of business as a legitimate
means of resisting the tyranny of CAPT
tai the world over, and lauding the
Socialists of Germany and the Nihilists
OF Russia, and the whole crew of
rampaging law-defying anarchists
the world over, he succeeded in
stirring up spirit OF dissatisfac-
ton and lawlessness that needed
only tho provocation to develop into
riot and bloodshed. Now, / am by no
means alarmed for the results in this
present contest, for foresee that Roch-
ester, Bingham ct al. are going to be
pretty thoroughly extinguished; but
can it be thstsuch doctrines as they are
promulgating are gaining ground
among the lower classes? If SO, there
will be bitter fruit in the future. We
must look to our free school system and
the liberal education OF the masses to
deliver us from the threatened danger
Our children must be taught from their
youth up that in this republican coun-
try the higher order of intelligence and
morals must rule and ignorance and
vice keep their proper subordinate
places. / heard rumor this morning
that Tom Chelsea was going to flop.
Know anything about it, North? Don't, |
Ell? Then perhaps it isn't true. sent
W aer around to sit down on him if it |
W.. The doctor has been around all |
morning"
THE doctor?"
yes, Warner" explained the colonel, |
with an inquiring stare.
"Oh. to be sure Warner, of counsel"
deem himself by this animated assent.
''Out on his professional rounds as
healer of political discussions and so on
feeling the pulse of the public, you
know
And what does he report?"
"Well, he makes cautious diagnosis,
but I've given you the substance u j.
already. He reports your popularity
on the increase, but he doesn't claim
much for HalleclS. Between you and
me, North, suspect that Warner would
about as lief see Halleck get left. Has
he said anything of the sort to you?"
and the colonel looked sharply at
North.
The latter had a confused recollec-
ton of Warmers remarks on this sub
ject in their conversation of the pre-
yious evening. His cautiousness, how
ever, prevented him from repeating
them; he merely answered indifferently:
'sNo, he hasn't spoken of it, except to
repeat in general way what he had
already said to you about his objection
to Halleck's nomination. / didn't
gather at all that he felt any personal
toward Halleck; on the I
contrary, inferred that he intended
to work for the straight ticket, and felt
very cordially toward all the candi-
dates.n
"Oh, he'll work all right enoughl I've
no fear about that. Warmers square '
man, and all that, you know" the {
colonel FASTENED to rejoin, with the air OF
in good order. by the way,
North, do you ever hear anything about
Gus Thompson nowadays" c
.Gus Thompson? Why, no, not
SYLLABLE said North, with an air of
lively interest. What has become Of 9
1im?" :
Must be prospecting the Salt river
-cgion, to see how his party friends are I
soing to fare by-and-by,' suggested I
Upper dryly. Sits odd how that fell !
ow has dropped out of this campaign.
Why, along the fist, when we held our
primaries, really thought his chances I
we're as good as Browns; but all at q
nee he disappeared, and since then no
me has seemed to care enough about !
lin to ask what has become of him. 4
lis party haven't treated him right, "
fter all the work he's done for them.
| they mad cone the square thlnB by =
i'm he would have been in the common +,
ouncil by this time. Not that anyone u
ants him there. particularly, only that u
,ould have been the shortest way to lc
certain political debts. Now q
se here, North, and Col Clipper turned -
, his desk and commenced hasty Is
,arch among the loosely scattering W
there, there's an article u
lat wish you'd glance over. It's
view OF Detwiller's official career, and al
cuts him up pretty badly. What pc
ant Ia for won to tell me IL there is ty