New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

7, uos = rude awakening for the American
p,,,,,o T., tho consequences Of their own action
in calling the Democratic party t" power III
1909 when the motley crowd Of statesmen WI"
came in under that name. or as It's fopnns'
allies began 10 disclose themselves III thrlr true
character. Never was there such PROCESSION
az believing batherSkiteS. Illuminating laNrN
and tamboyant fools since the experiment OF
s,lf-govcrnment WAS initiated. The People. WI"
IN momentarv alteration had opened the doors
70 them. looked ~ them with disgust III"
us,s,ad with horror to their incomprchcnSiblc
outgivinsS their empty noises ana bloou-'"'"
ling procamatlons 1t was bcdlam let loose
rh, cages 81 the entire Millennlal Mcnagere
had been thrown open. and The little chiiu
,r, ,.,s ., ..Iead them" had forgotten his lines.
rh.y would not lie down together. They dld
every other kind OF lying but that. Ana 'hcy
manifested disposition 10 crafty their ear
nivorous propensltieS by turhihS ~ an" ''''"7
up the little child.
What a lot they WERE And with WHAT Win'
eyed amazement the country looked on at th"r
antics and listened to the roaring. he shappihe
and The snarns. All business stood stlll I"
give the workingmen Il chance TO sec th' SNOW
The first eruption was In Oregon. when the
shifting telegram 10 the President Of the hi''d
s,,,es telling him 10 mind his own business
Then came Waite. of Colorado. breathing hre
and smoke and threatening 10 ride III pIo"u
~ tho horses bride II Congress did not tax"
the whole world 10y the throat and cohlp'l "
T., call - cents worth IL silver dollar Then
Irwelllng Of Kansas. took up fhe strain ana
wi,b u,,le less violence proposed 10 constitute
81. a n eel
.rol Srn.rvlsor If the rest ~ the country.
Stone. ~ Missouri. followed with III" pf"'lai"'.
lion ~ an unalierable purpose on ih" part OF
IN. farmers ~ The Mississippi Valley to oh'1'
their creditors ont ~ all they owed them unless
they agreed 10 the passage ~ fr'r'S'N'' o'''
% scale. down the Indebtedness. Then came me
unspeakabe Atgeld. Of Illinois. showing ~
contempt FOR law and his sympathy WIN law
lessncss by pardonlng the convicted Ahar'nN'S'
and Tillman 81 South Carolina, tailed OH 'h'
procession with his proclamation OF defiance "'
the authority 81 the | niied states "oN'rhh'h''
These and others ~ Ike kidney TOO numerous
70 maine came in with the great Demo- rate 'r'-
umph of 1872 They might have postponed th'ir
inevitable fate had they known enough To qnrIi
thelr own mouths aud 60 slowly. But th'v hhu
NOT sense enough for that. Even before me
inauguration Of their President III" H'"'
child" who was 10 lead ;hein. they were III
ful cry. Emulatiug their example. great pack
Of unofficial feather paies broke loose. For Il
time the Coxcys and Carl Browns with Their
tramp armies contributed 10 the general dIh'
holding share OF public attention. ana thry
were followed or accompanied by ia" drvas'ni-
ing Debs who held The business of The country
by the throat and was not disposed of until HE
military arm was invoked 10 suppress him
What nightmare IT was And now The
American People. who have had this object
lesson and have been impatient 10 get at the
teachers OF II for many months. have risen UP
In their intelligent might and said 10 the whole
Miennial Menageric: There, now Seal.
That Is the final footing Of AL the columns OF
figures We have been printing for these three
DAYS past "Scat!'