The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-18

but too late to be set in that number.
AS it is entitled After the Ball the de-
lay in publishing it will not belle its
name. So here goes verbatim.
A Frank j. Cannon
Trlded TO impress
That he would be next delegat tol Con-
gress
For why are yea poor men, why never
get rich. have We ma politics or have yea
switched,
I am the man. sir, whom yea should
send
For old cleveland T never would bend
Then after that Congress is over.
And after old Cleaveland'S put OUT;
Many is the poor heart that breaking,
Many is the poor'll shout -,
Many a poor man has suffered,
If you could read the same,
Many a poor man has vanished,
Cleaveland's to blame.
After that Cleaveland he took his seat,
After us people seen we all were beat,
For he is a gold-bug,
And don't care for you nor me
Nor will he give US silver Iree, -
But two years longer, and then he'll go
out,
And then you will hear the people shout.
CHORUS.
Jose. L. Rawlings: did not donate,
When he got Utah, to become a state,
Now the franchise of wimen he must re-
tain
Or else he will not be elected again.
The wimen are strong in rhelr -pellef 10
And about them we won't say any
more.
And yet we wonder at crime!
Little two years old, my son,
Life for you has just begun;
Dew is fresh upon the grass
All along the way you pass;
Every blade your dear feet press
Gives a. gentle, cool caress.
Violets and buttercups,
B hlen and e yIdi and q4T gold and blue,
Seemeth all the world to you.
Little two year old, too soon
You will know the heat OF noon.
Dust along your path VII ne
And the grass be sere and dry,
Every blade viii give thrust .+ >,
Cry and urge, you must! You must.
Rose of flame with cruel thorn
Best will tell the sweet pain borne.
| Red and brown and brown and red,
Seems the world the sun o'erhead.
Little two years old, the light
Softens when you say good night.
Sweet the journey will be when
You are almost home again.
| Every footstep brings you near
Faces, voices, long held dear
Gentian blue and golden rod
Lead you onward UP to God.
Blue and gold, and gold and blue
| SO the WorlO Will De W Soo. IT,
The statement made by The Herald
correspondent at Salina, I take it, /:
true there as it is, also, in other parts
| of the territory. People are sorry RaW
| Inns is defeated-yet they voted Iol
| Cannon.
1t is Just what might have been eX
pected. Hundreds of good men, pllhae(
bv partisan prejudice and led by semi
plausible stories, stepped aside IRON
| the plain path of duty for moment NJ
! lust long enough to cast ballot Int
excitement is over; the reaction ha!
come: they, now they have mad tlm'
| to calmly reflect over the results o
their indiscretion, are asking them
selves why they did it; why they were
NOT satisfied to let well enough alone
whv they proved recreant to the MAJ
who had done so much for them; why
thew let partisan hate overcome I'M
generous feelings that must nave Wen
ed I'D in their hearts for Joe RaWll2s
| 1t is well that it is so. Ihe reacuoi
is bound to come. A year is not q ions
time. but one can do whole lou o
| thinking in twelve months.
| The people of Utah will have plent!
of time and opportunity to dlscoVe-
what a mistake they have made :.
They will repay sincere 1flehushii
with compound interest.
o. III