The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-22
CHRONICLES
OF
Grover The ''Great. :
written ter the Der.amar EueoEr.
CHAPTER u.
Written ter the De Lamar NUGGET.


and shoulders above the other ptiess
ofihe synagogue aid he was known ri
s'Ti,e Tall Sycamore Of sbe Wshssh.n
Now this man had been Il friend 4
the people ard ~ had written epistle
and had preached sermons and al q
bis talks and all Of his writings has
been 10 Il e effect that the ration mus
have free and unlimited coinage d
both gold and silver and in many Other
ways had he entpared himself 10 the
people by espousing their canse and
striving to give them relief from pow.
erty.
And, behold, this man did belong Il
the Democratic party, Of whom Grove
WIS the chief.
and when he had heard the message
that Grover sent 10 the chief priests 81
the synagogue be was sore t,onb'ed and
he rent his raiment and pnt on sack
clot h and ash . aud he went aud con-
cealed himself until darkness had fallen
over the land.
And he arose abnnt the twelfth honr
Of the night which is midnight ard
went forth like Nscnsl,mus uf I'D in
quest of his master, Grover. Ard when
he found him he lifted mp l,isvoirr and
vert and be SAID unto bin, "Ois! Gro
vert Grover! y bat hast thou don. !?
hi IN
they would place us in power that we
would give them free coinage, yea, Is
1t not 80 written In The covenant that.
we made with The people and NOW, nh,
Grover thon hast destroyed il si in Thy
message to the chief priests, for, uot
only hast thou declared Thy self against
free coinage. bnt thon hast ais farther
debased silver by taking away he coin
age ofthe amount authorized hy The
Sherman Act. and, bshnlsi from this
time llenceforth he name Of Democrat
will he a Hiss and byWfrd among the
people.
Now, when Grover heard these words
he VEG filed with wratF, and his ab-
domen expanded nearly TO bursting
and he said unto him. .lFho art tton
that yon should qns stion The acts OF
your chosen rnlei?" and he spat npon
him. "And now' cay unto You, Dan,
that nnlrss you obey ME will cause
Judgement TO come upon ihee and |
will remove all Thy friends IRON office
and ! will appoint no Elore of thy
friends to Office from this time hence
Forth and fnrrvern
And Dan was ahashed and said, for
,ive me for | knew not what WAS do
n.y. and he swore tBy Grovrr,n be-
'anse there vas none greater, that he
you'd follow his leadership " IilIerso-
.ver it might take him.
And Grover made him chief priest
'vpr his god, Gold.
Now there Was another man in the
whose name wss Richard
Bland, and lie WAS from the lan.l Of
1lssonri and was Den ocrat, and Grn.
er thought thai rs he hal sncl an
asy task will, Dsn tha3 as soon as he /,
aw Richard he wonI,l fall down and
,orshlp him. Bnt, behold, tSiIyer /
lick" was made Of different snff and c
hen Grover approached him vi h his i
ugle gold standard doctrine Dick did n
~ unto bin "Grt behiud me, S,tan.u /,
nd when Grover threatened him with | 4
withdrawal Of public patronage he | /
iughed him TO Fcorn and SAID, II do /
lat which is right and which is OF '
ost good to the American people D
ithont consulting thon, oh, Grover! o
utocrat Of the United States,n and he r.
ent ON his way not paying heed to n
rover or any of his commandments, h
And II came TO pass tn / he svna. d
gues OF The United States ,asseubei ii
gether did deliberate as to The ahvis. n
lily of repeating the 80 callei Sher-
an Act, and those who were in favor b,
free coinage were willing to have il q.
peaied providing better law was rn- oil
ted, even The free and nnli,nlfed cniu- bt
g OF silver, bnt this The servants Of If
syeland wnnld rot hear 100. AMI RI
ere was sore contention in the syn of
ngus. Aud he ashrrrnis II silvr, al
re pitted against shat is called tie of
iold Bngs,O and heir deliberations FL
re continued even day aud night. pl
d those Tho were in favor of free
yer raised mp their voices against he SCI
q bugs and charged them with hav- no
subsidized The press and thsy Of
Urged them With teins in the pay Of Til
Bankers and Brokers, and from the ow
ng of 'ile sun even to the going vel
IN thereof, did they call on The chief la