The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

Louisville Dispatch.
The articles which are now appearing In
that sewer of Wall street, the Courier
Journal, about Mr.. Bryan, is a repetition
of history of Jacksons second champion.
Parton in his history of Jackson quotes
the following extract from the paper Of
James Gordon Bennett:
1.-THE impotency of the attacks which
have been made upon General jackson
during the last three years by the Adams
party. remind us OF an anecdote: Mother,
bawled out a great two listed girl one day,
my toe itches.' Well, scratch 1t. then.
i have, but 1t won't stay scratched
"'Mr. Clay, Mr.. Clay cries cut two
listed Uncle Toby. Jackson's coming
Jackson's a-coming.' Well, them, says
Clay, 'anti-tariff him in the Journal I
have, but he won't stay anti-iariffed.'
Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Clay bawls out Alderman
Binns, the old farmer Is a-comng, n ccm-
ing Well, then says Harry, coffin nand-
bill him. i have says Binn. but he won t
stay coffin hand billed Mr.. Adams, Mr..
Adams, says John II. Peasants, the
hero's coming, actually coming. Well.
then, says Mr.. Adams, Burr him and
traitor him. i have, but he won't stay
Buried or traitored' MIR. Clay, Mr.. Clay
says Charles Hammond, Jackson is COM
ing Well, them says Mr.. Clay, prove
him negro trader Mr.. Clay, Mr. Clay
bawls out the full Adams slanderlng
chorus, we have called Jackson MUIR
derer, traitor an ignoramus, fool, a
crook back. a preteuder, and SO forth; but
he won't stay any of these names. He
wcnt?' says Mr.. Clay, why, then, slant
stay in Washington, that's all.
Look at the similarity!
"Mr. Hanna, Mr.. Hanna says chubby
listed Watterson, organs a-coming Bry-
ans a-coming." well, then says Han
ma, "anti- tariff for revenuc-only him In
the Courier Journal" II have, but he
won't stay anti tarified-fo r-rovenue-only.
"Mr. Hanna, Mr. Hanna" bawls out Py-
mum, 1.-The anarchist from Nebraska is a.
coming, a-coming.' "Well. then says
Mark "tell Watterson to put him in the
dead list. deadlist him in the Courier
Journal" "Watterson has advertised him
as dead and silver ms dead" says Bynum,
"but they won't stay dead. "Mr. fIanna.
Mr.. Hanna" says Patterson, that crank
from Nebraska is coming, actually com
ing" well, then" says Mark. "den,a+
gogue him. and brand him as socialist.
Il have" says Patterson, but he WET
stay branded "Mr. Hanna. Mr.. Hanna"
says Lindsay Bryan Is a-coming." "Y'ell
then" says Hanna, prove that be Is a
fakir. Tell Watterson to call him a fakir,
a thimberigger, a juggier. a deeeiver, a
cheat and a fraud" I'VE have tried that"
says Lindsay, but the people say we are
slanderers" mr.. Hanna, Mr.. Hanna
bowls out the Courier-J Journal, Times, Post,
Bynum, Patterson, Lindsay and the whole
eoldbug chorus, I'VE have called Bryan an
anarchist, a traitor. an ignorainus, So
cialist and have told as many cther lies
about him as we could invent. and even
told the people that he would make them
pay TO hear him, but our lies won't stick
What shall we do TO be sayed!'
Hanna. Go to The devil. ! am only
deputy, and my limit has been reached.
Report to headquarters for further instruc-
tions. I can't held Kentucky. thats all.
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