Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11
They should Ratify.

all be called there to march in the
procession. We SUI, est few pairs
to lead the motley host. II should be
headed by two men, one the arch-con-
spirator, who has brought this ruin
upon his coun try the other, who sup
plemented his work with all the power
Of brutal administration We refer,
OF course, to Senator John Sherman
and President Cleveland. Immedi-
ately after them should march Mr.
President-eledt Mckinley and Mr.. Sec
rotary Carlisle, and colored man
should carry beside them transpar-
ency contain lng the speeches formerly
made by botll, illuminated, and below
should read the inscription, "This is
how we felt before we sold out" Be-
hind them Mr.. Speaker Reed and Mr..
Chauncey Dfpew might walk arm in
arm as faithful attorneys for the cor
porations and trusts who keep them
for the good they can do. Next be-
hind them should come Bourke Cock
ran and Ar chbishop Ireland as men
who, given ositions in this country
which they never could have earned
in their own country, have been used
during the present campaign TO de-
ceive their dountrymen who work aad
who trust them because of their ma
tionality. i hen there should be places
all down the procession for such men
as Carl Schurz and that Godkin who
runs the English paper in New York
Then sheul n follow the Morgan syndi.
cate, Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Belmont IA,
the head, and the legend over them
should be, 1--WE have aged immensel,
during the last three months, worrying
lest the 'hd nor and the credit of tni,
Nation should be tainted. We are
convalescing now" Then shoult
come Bishop Newman and Bishop
Worthington. and all the long ARA,
OF to-day preachers who are the Inca
descendants of that elass Of men who
in the oil days, stood on street cor
ners and thanked God that they wer,
not Ike he ruff scuff on the othe
side. Behind them should be thos,
editors OF the East. old Dana Of tn,
Sun, Whitelaw Reed and the descend
ant Of Barahbas who presides over til,
Word, an | the whole class of fraud
who have assumed this year virtues
which they never had, and have pub
lished m asureless receptions to tn,
people. 10 hurl them to thei- ruin
Mr.. Carnegie, OF course, will have
place in the procession, and anothe
contract should be given him to max,
shoddy n rmor for our ships, because i
the ships are sunk, what of itP 1t will
be just common American sailors an,
marines that will mostly go down, an,
what if they do, just so Mr.. Carnegi
can add another castle or two 10 hi
} estate in ScotlandP The ratification
should not be FASTENED Time shout,
be given to permit those gentlemen
who loan money in America To conn
across the sea and partake in the fes
tivities, and the motto over then
should be, I'VE smile at the intelli.
gence Of the American people. A dozel
of us yea ago could have fixed TIN
! silver question, and could have had al
the long array IN front of us shouting
for the restoration Of silver, but j
, would have cut down our profits, an,
so we Instructed the VIII lie band, VIII
: are our attorneys, to k ep on mislead
ing tho American people, because u
we look around the world, this is tn
best country that was ever turned owe
70 int rest gatherers. And there
still some property left, which we il
tend I b hupelessly involve before W
i, P1i'hAb ti1 W TIC
enough To see the real situation"
A very splendid procession could b
gotten up, and grand marshs
ought TO be Mr.. Hanna. the "friend c
labor" the "advoca OF high wage
for W prk ngmen," the corrupter {
States, the despoiler OF u e whole pee
Pc. Around his head should be
manufactured halo made out Of bum
ing which his friends have corne
|, on, ard his marshal sash should be {
. the same material. And just such
band should be EN- Logged to furnis
. music as played for the other proce
sion, which was:
:, Sonotous metal blowing martial sound
At which the universal host upsent
A shout that tore hell's eoncave, an
0 beyond.
5 Frigl ted the land of Chaos aud [
Night.
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