The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17

This little series of allegorical pictures
was the cutest thing i'm the entire Liberal
Program, though there were many other
taking little symbols. a picture named
Our Opponents, was prominently
placed on every side IL represented one
man, that of Whitney lean and hungry,
without n friend CT assistant on earth.
II could lick q man like that all alone
with one hand behind my back. It's a
shame that all OF us big ana strong and
mighty and clever. and great ana able ana
popular as each man is should pile on
him at once =" said every cabinet minister
10 his frieads as they came within the
hut.
Every hireling and available man was
pressed into service TO defend the Casket,
"lho Catholic League. There was like
wise in the decorations, in prominent
place, a sharp stick for the Patrons.
The Patron party was seated on load
OF hay in the roar end OF the tent and the
only person there was MIR. Joseph H.
Haycock
" Between binder twine and baseball |
had little time 10 prepare for the OK
hibit. said hlr. Hayouck. "A load of
hay aIways goes with the crowd, and
nm really the only Patron in the bust
ness now.
The u. y. A. exhibit was CHASTITY and
really so death-like that even now | can
rot describe 10 without shudder. lt was
a henolcss mummy. lhe head. | was in d.
formed, was in the possession Of the DO
minion Government exhibit, ana suro
enough ON diigent search 10 was found
there, though ~ not very conspicuous
place.
The exhibition Of Her Majesty's Op.
position in the Dominion Of Canada was
most attractive by its golden silence.
Ihure was not a live man In sight. Many
cruoking sound came from beneath the
Il. 4 4.
fossils Of ex-loaders, nothing with SOM
blance OF lite could bo found.
There was n large CyCnramic picture
cnlled " Prom ses and realization ON
one side was pictured OWL seryiCc reform
as IL night be, and opposite theroto was
pictured scores Of bchuaded Conservative
ex office holders In one place was tariff
reform ana opposite was the view OF tho
tariff wall, sturdy and well founded.
On one side was a government of high
moral ideas and on the opposite were the
pictures of Iarte and Blair Many more
such contrasts there were, but no mans
voice was hoard. and m keeper came I'm
sight 20 explain the Significance Of the
poorly painted picture
But there was not silence In the Camp
| Of their opponents, for mighty sound
| arose of mon VINO knew their business.
| crying. shouting madly, yelling hosan-
mas TO their king
| lhefB was ar lllIlu 'hutlel NoNItu on
| n PEDESTAL made OF klOndike gold. ON
| every side wero CEeruh.m and seraphim by
| the hundreds, which ! understood weTo
, hired for the purpose from good Liberal
| supporters. lhrOugs o. the old-timers
/ passed in Joyful procession before the
/ king. and. knocling in humble uusture
| they accom- panied tho wcll-rcgulatcd
! organs and did the oieislncJ aot in royal
! style.
90 'Lauriur the great the nublest. most
! might among mon, we adore you. We
| honor YOU. We would die for you perhaps
we might worship YOU. Give us job,
government JOB oh, thou great ana glpri-
Gus king
Ii would tike another column to tell
about tnis one feature, but 9 was all there
was q be seen.
| A curtain hid away Gil exhibit which