The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-05-13

". . Tho Popu,i.ts Are Right t-Rspub
lt,.n MsnniLios Arc Afraid Of Reed.
y, red Henry Lewis in N. y. Journal.
AsHINGToN, May 3.-The House
gould have wearisd healthy senti-
men to-day. 1t is n feather blown
\ uuuty, n vacuum in government, \
,,,es failure. thing foolish
msts wat the House is. Reed had
! a. made il, 80 continues it. The Re-
ooblcsn s., mere lot of House man
,iNn,, consent sbjectly. The man
i,kirs Tear Reeds lash. IL man
akin tc'ame n man and dared say
bis soul ras not Reeds but his own,
,be czar ater would not put him on
pIea.gut-or profitable-com nit
tee Therefore, the mannikins sing
ow and all are exceedingly meek;
and Rard pulls their wires. The
1 Republicans, with no exception, SO
far a. yuc can see, are servile to
! Reed taey lick the boots of his
4 Speskcrshp, whine for committee
4 n'sres and follow him like dogs.
Bailey, as Democracy's leader,
should oppose Reed. but he does not.
! No: Bailey isn't looking for any com
ml,te,su,p, but Bailey has what is
a dearer still, theory. Bailey takes
4 the same joy in q theory baby
4 does ru its bottle. Bailey pulls
plscidly away at his theory and neg
ect. conditions which demand at
tentlou Bailey follows Reed in his
scheme of inactiop; indOrse Reeds
policy Of house mass and mould and
dry rot Bailey's theory" is that
the less of Republican Legislation
the better. The Republicans being
ia power, Bailey believes it wiser to
aid them TO be inactive.
But Bailey, busy with his bottle
of mlikish theory. overlooks the
growing instinct of rebellion among
Democrsts. Bailey has in the House
Democracy a hard horse to handle
At this crisis of his leadership he
should consult a teamster. Bailey
would learn that it is easier to con-
trol horse in motion than horse
ptandlng still. IL Bailey keeps the
horse of the House Democracy stand
bog much longer he will have ruu-
AWAY. After the smash up, while,
Ike the boy the mule caressed, Bal
ley may not be as beautiful, he'll
know q blamed sight more"
Bailey came to the House loaded
ly bankruptcy; SimE son for bar,
teGey offered his resolution to take
bp the Bankruptcy bill so lately
hrough the Senate chute. Because
Reed nasn't organized the House
because he day by day violate.
House law and should be deposed
(or it, Bailey was forced to ash
unanimous consent" He didn'
st it. a person named Brewster =
New Yorker, l believe-set the
breaks of his objection, and Bailey,
esolution took its dubious place in
he waiting rooms of House time
ull, could see that the Bankrupt
" bill will get near day. The Re
ublcaus favor 1t for the debtor
hose name is legion within the
lack party gates.
IERRY SIMPSONS MOVE.
On the profound heels of Bailey
lith his bankruptcy, came Simpson
he Populist was hunting trouble
bith Reed. The big Speaker knew
and his eyes sparkled and burned
ke the doors of cook oven. Simp
pn became eruptive over what h,
prmed "a question of privilege.
lyers papers had bestowed upol
impson the title of "skeeter" an,
rophesied that he (Simpson) would
presently "pulverized by Reed
lphammer.' These tremendou
pd valuable SMILES were, at Slmp
ms insugation, read by the Hous
ERIK, that resounding functionar.
Pstoviug upon the work that ric
ieetion and opulence of emphasi
Ppular With horse auctioneers wher
Pantlng their ring -boned wares
5 the clerk howled on, Jerry in
rrupted to say it ought to b
Esekhammer, not triphammer."
Then Simpson squared away an
PdgeIled Reed. Simpson declare
at Reed should have been the sub
ct OF al. this printed malevolenc'
at he heed was a House bandi
out Nv OF broken rules, natur'
spot, and that all he (Simpson) ha
(ne to invoke the lunar caustic ju
sd was to oppose Reed in b
mes against House order.
4" nlIe simpson thus corrusca'e
ed was 'ermillion with the pa
hate Of it. Reed doesn't lii
raWhde. Fi'zsimmous wou
mat Reed doesn't like punisi
NV aud that's the fact; Reed
nsre-he.y'ed creature when
mes TO o'lng personally hurt, ar
haoa't been fer the iudecoru
II he would have sung like a p
ger gate when Simpson got afr
u WIN The prod pole of truth
Il" ni'e simpson, so TO speak, W
moenng about on the summit
bulky Car, like some cat
ne shed roof, the narrow Dingle
thqnderous Payne House bs
am fayne-and a dozen otht
mGnlkln Republicans, were (
f horror bitten feet trying
y simpson off. But the Popul
fastened to Reed for all I
rlu Ike pun to . pigs ear, q
ung and ratified with him desp
cries aud terror yelps of msl
D'ngley and the others.
loG are nothing but one of t
pehdents on plutocracy." shout
pson to DinSley.
ms solid COB of truth took m,
10 Dlngley between the men
snd all but settled him.
II last the vociferous Payne
word. He advised Reed sitt
nt-the very picture OF impote,
white heat-to take the aw
pson off the floor.
ouLp NOT BULLY THE KANsAN
Is the Speaker beyond
ch1 yelled the shrill Simpson
Gan we not crlticise his
ue ncies or call him to acco