People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
CLEVELAND REVEALED in HIS
TRUE LIGHT.
Away Back in 1888 Charles Z Cum
ningham Was Able to Size Up the
Fat Prophet-The Writer'S Keen Fore
sight,

reads like prophecy. 1t indicates
keen foresight of national affairs that
has never been surpassed:
JACKsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Cleveland Cleveland! beware of the day
When congress shall meet you in solid
array,
For field Of defeat spreads out full on my
sight,
And the clackers Of Wall street are scat
tered in flight
They rally they strive! for their bonds
and their banks,
But their efforts are futile and broken their
ranks.
The south and west prances, insulting the
foe,
For the cohorts of Wall street can charge
them no more.
But harkl through the clangor and din Of
defeat,
What traitor is seeking your foemen to
meetl
Tis your friend o, Cleveland your much
valued friend
But the man, in misfortune, your bosom to
send
Gould never will stand by a lost beaten
man.
But will make with your foes such terms
as he can.
Cleveland! Trusted Cleveland beware Of
that fight,
And forsake Wall street, stand firm for the
right.
CLEVELAND.
60 talk to the coward, thou auger of i'll,
Pm standing determined my pledge to
fulfill;
The mugwumps stood by me in solid array,
And with them and their cause I'll assured
ly stay.
If you so dread the coming battle and
shock,
When the south and west dash like waves
on rock,
Draw dotard around your own wavering
sight,
The mantle of Jackson to cover your
fright.
JACKsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Hh! laughest thou, Cleveland, my vision
to scOrn2
Proud bird Of the mountain, thy plume
shall be torn.
You rushed like an eagle, exultingly
forth,
From your home by the dark, rolling lakes
of the north
The mugwumps alone could not aid that
bold fight,
And you looked to our party to win you
the fight;
1t is won; the party il out of the tolls,
We are not sentimental; we fight for the
spoils
Our party once posed as the slave holders
And naught would do them but ruin OF
rule.
And now you would tie US fast to the
banks,
To be ruined once more! without profit OF
thanks,
But we're cautiousl we love our polite
necks,
And like causes will always produce like
eff ects.
Cleveland Trusted Cleveland, but dare
to do right
And your banner will wave from the bat
Elements height
Fierce war is before you to blast and to
burn
Return to your party! Oh haste to re
turn
Or the blackness of ashes will cover YOU
fame
And your party will mourn in sorrow ant
shame.
CLEVELAND.
False wizard avant with the Wall street
I'll pull,
They are organized ably! their purses are
full,
They are true to their money bags, striv
ing for more,
And will stand to the racket till h-I
freezes DER.
JACKsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Cleveland! Cleveland! beware Of your
fate,
For when you repent it will then be toe
late,
For dark and despairiDg, my sight l may
IT'S my love Of the cause gives me mys
teal lore.
And coming events cast their shadows be
fore.
tell you that battles dread echoes shall
sound
With millions Of enemies closing around
The south and the west farmers are join
ing hands.
To save what is left, of their mortgaged
lands.
The laboring men are on the rampage,
And in that battle are keen to engage;
The greenbackers watch and hope to ally
Those separate forces, and make the fur
fly.
Congressman for votes are forced to give
pledge
With their futures before them, there's
small chance to pledge.
il you stand with the people and Wall
street forego,
Your success is certain! your future Is
sure,
The route Of retreat still lies open you
know,
But then to make certain Dan Manning
must go.
CLEVELAND.
Down, soothless Insulter! I'm certain Il
win.
We've laid our train well, have plenty Of
tin; )
The congressmen's pledges are not worth &
cent,
When away from their states which they
represent:
Wen coax the weak brothers, toast the rec
nosed,
And when congress meets have thing
l. IL