The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
The Presidential AspIrantS ara PracllcInS
Their Campaign Laughs.
SENATOR HILL LAUGHS UP HIS SLEEY.
Ex-speaker Crisp "a Hearty, Whoie-so"'eo
Laugher-Gorinan's Formal tAprs~-
sion of Moutii-sccretary tarnsi"
Has "a Dick Deadeye Laugh.
Reeds Jolly Notes


|
the popular favor is to make favorable
| impression.
OF an these. none IS more requisite &c
success than the ability 20 laugh hcartisJ
to laugh long and 20 laugh at any AMI
| every opportunity whore laughter can o.
| JudiciOusly interpolated.
Personal impressions IA presidential
! campaign count for much. therefore II u
| not 70 be wondered at that the various
! gentlemen who have presidential bees a
buzzng round their hOnnets are pracucing
| their campaign laughs and getting INTO
! training for the fight for popularity and
| votes 10 some Of them II comes extreme
| ly hard 10 assume the role or "A Jolly
| good fellow" for their natural bent ls
| serious one. To others laughter comes as
| riDples on a lake
| Among the hearty. wh0le-sOuled laugh
| ers who ma mirth easy Is speaker Crisp
| His nature is a personihcauon OF good
| fellowship, externally and when he hears
a humorous story he throws his head
| back and laughs long and loud. lie grasps
| the point OF joke quicker than con-
| stituent does a pronered public office, and
| his 'hal ha ha.' makes the roof ring
| II is a musical laugh, too. IL appealed 10 4
! musical visitor IN the Crisp home. who set
| II 20 music. The genuine Crisp laugh
] Is here given In musical measure. so that
| any one who wishes 10 cultivate ono
! similar can try 30 over on the plano and
| study IL at leisure.
| Senator hin Is not a hearty laugher
nc ldnbh7 III tit l.7'tN'A way vi a. At".'
| who would say. 4 would Ike to laugh
| heartily but really-reallY I am too BASH
| fui 20 do so. shah pat away THIS mat
| tSr ahl la,th a"o.l ll wN-h tel nome 10
| | laugh up my sleeve
there is aiWays some INNS sHs1.iy ae-
| pi.aSlnb anout 1ut illlt id"rn l.. Ho'a
| Iiot tnIoui" IaiiIiilati ICY DC - ~
| even n dignitary OF the Church could
| pidcllce WITHOUT lo0lhs 'a'te Among Hta
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90 Tor the moael OF ihe DICK Dealt5e
!aubh III llndIofc il Is as cod ana
hlrd as the dollars IN the treasury FOR
which ne Is responsible. Carlisle laughs
when he IS nervous, when you would
expect him 10 cry. He laughs az beg
gdrs cold, hard laugh, While no -
getting the pennies out OK hli pockets.
~ oould DC construed 70 hr cynical
iauEil OF even IepIuacii lul laush, ulr
IL covlu hgt ~ any suS'ch OF magma
uoh pe cdIcu merry IaUbH- Let IL -
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SPcolal oSC",loN; 'i7ie silog4u De seAt
Iyi Posg na9ee' 4OI Ni' 41"b" - tho ueHlo
OF ulbhlly'
senator DAVIS OF Aihnesoil' would al"
most lead one 10 believe that De had stu
died 10 initiate the silent merriment og
Hawkcye. the Scout. immorfalized by th8
late lamented FfnimOre Cooper ia THE
Last OF the Mohicans." The Davis laugh
is like Davis himself. reserved and silent.
IL was a difficult thing 20 get phone
graphic reproduction Of 10. so much 50
that the enOrt was al last given up ia
despair II Is pity however that the
world should be deprived OF This unique
laugh, so the laugh has been reproduced
as nearly as possible from description
given 20 the composer OF the music. and
when set 10 music runs easily.
II Speaker Reed De- q Car, then long
Id