The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-01
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the excitement Included pen and ink draw
ing OF the .Popal5st rarty.'s represented
as mechanic who has been sn-tced into
an opium joint, where he hit the pipe
labeled 'Gelden Promises" and he les
dreaming % unlimited wealth and leisure
all MS own The vision. which Is realistic.
rises out OF the smoke from the pipe. AT
the feet Of the sleeper stand the 'Misceg-
enetic Company" Al Sin and the father Of
sin. con-plring his ruin. The dialogue IS
not given. bat the artist has the gentleman,
who IS nazneiess in polite society. reply 10
All SinFs solicit0us inquiry about the lat
tsrs probable election as fellows My son.
in confidence, I may tell you that my best
lad plans sometimes u1sscarry. as YOU might
have known rad you ever read a certain
Book. happily now obsolete, wherein j am
spoken OF in malicious dssparagsment- But
you know how Il IS yourself Great reform
ers' Ike you and me- are ever thus ma
ligned" Upon Chinese lantern suspended
above the victim are the words quoted.
with the exception of the last clause, from
newspaper advertisements. 'ConsIlta-
tons free: prescriptions absolutely free;
votes solicited and pad for"
In another drawing the Populist party is
represented as a beautiful young woman1
reclining upon a grassy knoll III shame.
nakedness. disgust and dependency. With
eyes. the features shown being eloquent
with emotion. sickness and premat ure age
Her right hand and arm are extended as
though TO thrust aside a snake, which is
looking backward with exultation and
amusement as he slowly crawls away BY
her side is a pill box. labeled Food for
the brain: niscegenetic fruit Cpills) gives
wisdom and wealth Consultations free,
prescriptions absolutely free. Eat and be
wlser' The work is entitled the 'Tempta-
ton and Fall"
The center figure in third drawing rep
resents the Populist candidate for mayor
as Turk jay" in a fit of impotent wrath
demanding the delivery into his hands of
the queen by those who sold her, namely,
the Gin Miller. the Gambler, the Populist
and Democratic parties. the last named
being fittingly portrayed with the head OF
a blind ass, and the only empty handed
one of the trio. who sold the Queen into
slavery. The others have a tight hold OF
the swag in their pockets.
The fourth cartoon pictures a scene in
the Bachelor Quarters OF the Unspeak-
able Turk" suggested TO the artist by an
article in the West Coast Populist. In
the foreground are two Oriental dancing
girls, who impart life and action 10 the
scene. while another languidly reclines
upon the bosom of the Turk in the back
ground. An affecting contrast is obtained
by marginal sketch OF his lovely and
neglected wife" in a garnet. the furniture
and empty dishes OF which bespeak ex-
treme poverty.
Two cartoons are In one of Stewart &
Holmes show windows. One represents
an ape in the guise of Napoleon. He is
magnificently adorned in the regalia of
royalty. and is waving aloft banner with
this strange device: Don Quixote vas
Won lettle potato beside myself. de angus
tus, de magnificent. l am Won Windmill
myself-de greatest on earth, by gore. /
manufacture re cyclone and re hurricane
to order. Behold me. l point Wis pride
TO my record OF war, when two years ago.
as doctor and generalissimo supremass of
de greatest army re world have ever see.
l. re vindmills slew &c whole world. sim
gle-handed. nit myself alone" This is an