The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01

Joined in Populist songs until the arrival OF the
star from Kansas. DR.. McGlynn. In explaining
that he had been ordered to speak half an
hour. said:
You all know that there is nothing have
such an abject terror for as a properly consti-
tuted authority. The most OF you know that
obedienceis my strongest weakness"
DIR. McGlynn introduced Mrs. Lease as a
woman who talks good deal. because she has
good deal to say. Amid many cheers Mrs.
Lease stepped forward to a desk draped with
an American flag and bowed her thanks
Mrs. Lease is thin and very tall. She has
dark brown hair. brushed back over her fore
head. and blue eyes.
Her cheeks are outlined like those OF an In
dian. aud como together In a square and de-
termined chin. The most striking OF her facial
features Is her mouth. which Is broad and ex-
Her manner on thelstage is quiet and digni-
fed until she approaches climax OF over
preaching calamites. Then her hands saw
the air. and her voice shrieks as she marches
Mrs 0 Lease. voice is Clear ana and sonorou. and
rounds of long and intricate sentences at-
:s5 .Is s %snni so. a9Sat the Village lila s
and Is ioEd Of, saying things without the Tear
views were too radical to arouse generous APP
plause from the audience.
and sacque and wore bunch OF bright earna-
tions. Among other things she said:
this naton sHd this World More tssn s. Syer
G% ss. a sa:sR' G sad s.
RS%sr il Europe have erasRsS the a people ns
ical!h. q The psoDls sroEdsd Into ons-dfth
you may we'll inscribe over the tensc
ment house doors: Leave hope behind
$4,000 people are in possession Of more than
oone,halt OF the wealth q The country and
thai divine iniunction to sarn their bread i' ry
With all our Intellect and learning We have
carried the superstition OF the dark ages that
gold should be the standard Of value we have
permitted a few to strife down the silver that
stItution and was found good, Ahund rcd times
a traitor Is the man who would strike
the american people possibis. This is one Of
the reasons why to-day we are confronted
i GA m thS 81 p.a 4. G %.s ah
RSIIii H psrties standing h.lpis..lS By. That
and British gold. has left the dismal swamps
q Washington TO hunt ducks in the Dismal
has been set aside. The Book Of books is COW
cred IN the rubbish Of the ;s TEN pie Far;sss
suit In . chaos Of civilization.
We MI Gods sky with church spires
SSS snsd sSa s H. tim. s
sS%Sfh Vile y: HSSS ,.s E
to-day are afraid to preach doctrine that Is
antAGonistic 70 pl9toeraey: Il we are to noHr;;
S Sl sssF T' p Siif hat P'" and P sI Ses
mob with plutocrats and give hundred dollar
hanqpets 70 railway magnAteb. The two po-
tnoSasht Tor the care 81 their oess. They have
only thought how they could shear them the
We are beginning TO realize that there is
some meaning In the Lords Prayer. We are
realizing at last that the death of every little
Tor money. For sVeTS child that dies Of nun.
ger there must he expiation and cancellation
~ The mighty giant Of labor is aroused IN this
country H. Is shaking the pillars OF the ten pie
when the Votary OF fashion gives to her poodle
dog game pies and chicken Arlstoeraey may
T usoS TGe ensnes Of we're never
sUeheap and so terrible as they are to-day.
India was blotted from the nations Of the
GN oto That ER na S os ha s
itsPa6IiesH and Democfstie PARTIES bodies les
and souls; You eau no longer distinguish
irnm tinanes 10 whisicy There was a tims
when Jou could distinguish Democrat OF the
EhEk6y question: lie wanted nee MnlBkBy.
and Lienty Of IL, The Rspu nlieAns prayed with
the elders and drank with The boys"
The latter part of lie lecture was plea for
the PeoDls's PARTY and a discussion o! its doe
trinsS Resolutions we're adopted at the cor
eluslon OF the meeting demandinG more en-
plOyment In the construction Of docks. public
baths aud underground Ia!lWaYs Tor rapid
transit
In conversation Mira Lease Is alert. rapid
aud earnest. IieT words are well chosen. and
she IL full Of quiet huIncr. HsI earnestnrss 10
Impressive when she SAYS she 10 willing 70 Gle
for FOpulist principles IL necessary.
Mrs. Lease told OF her start in politics yes
tsrday 70 SUS reporter. In 1888 shs was
Master W9EkHsn q lodge Of knlEhts q
party the predecessor Of the Populist party.
held State Convention At Wichita. aud ATA
Lease. who vas IN the hall hssEd y9les ask
into = chorus.
isiss .i Mr. I tsssi = I'M vas a., .TS..