The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-16


There's name that's never spoken,
There's heart that's almost broken,
There Is just smother missing from the kickers
that is Allj
Poor old Wright ia deeply grleying,
And old Anse is unforglVing.
And they turned poor Patrlck's picture t,
4s'-cOVnt 'sn-.ta,
The rooster WAS remembered
Charlie scouS poetry saved the day.
Pat now knows who "frew dat brick"
Well we didn't expect to carry Warren.
$50 pNu lWVn 10 20 ohOA ON the rOohIart Eat.
Il
To the VlckSburs Dispatch Now will you
stop lying and be good
Well may Pat Henry eIclaim, "Good Lord,
deliver me nom my friends "
To the "DsnoerAt"; Each OF those kids had
. daddy and the daddy lad VSts.
FOR SALE--CheAp, busted political boom
Apply to P. Henry, vloksburg. Miss.
The Delta cannot afford to repair the damage
sustained by tho McLAurinI in the I'd district.
That "Hobo Committee" up in Coshoma
seems to have taken lessons IN lying from the
Wick buTs Dispatch.
To the Greenwood Enterprise: Dear jim
Try the plan of sticking to facts awhile and see
II you don't sleep better.
We congratulate GreenVills ON the fact that
only 40 of her citizens want the leVses broken
down and the city wiped out by floods.
Pat can now take long rest, and we trust he
will soon recover from the complaint that gave
him so much trouble physical exhaustion. !"
It was campaign of Villi6cation, Yituper-
alton, deuuneiation and dAmnatIon on the part
Of the HsnTy crowd, and they deserved to be
beaten
The Vicksbupg Dispatch and the Rosedale
Democratic News may nS well hang up the
fiddle and the bow There ia no place in the
Delta for papers OF their type.
The vickaburg Dispatch stated that 200 fraud
ulent votes were polled In Washington county,
and the authoE OF the statement knew it was
an Internal lie when he wrote 1t.
Who can longer doubt that McLsurinism was
the ruling force in the Henry campaign? Or
what Islf-reSpeoting man will fail to condemn
and repndiate utterly the men and methods
which it represents?
Tho result In the Second and Third Districts
sounds the deAth-knell to MoLaurinism. 1t
will be proud day for Mississippi when the
people arise In righteous Indignation and free
her from this gang Of political trickstArs
drunkArds and Eamblerl--..La McLaurins.
From The Times OF July I'd
20 And Il saGne to pass that ell the tribeS as
Sembled ct the places called polls, and each
did have wee Slyp OF paper upon which was
printed name, and upon the greatest number
OF those slyps was the name Of Tom, he OF the
house Of Catch-Ings
Il And the tribes did slyp these slyps into .
hoS called the ballot box and because Of the
fact that some of the followers orPstt were very
slippery customers, close watch was kept
upon the ballot box, that these slyps did not
slyp away
AZ But 1t was not a very slippery day, except
for Patti, who was fast Skipping into place
called Po.Lit-I-CAl Oblivion.
a And when the counters and the scrlbes had
cast up the ballots and made true number
thereof, 10 and behold Patt was not in 1t, and
we say unto thee that from the beginning his
chancss had been the same as that OF feather
in the place called hadeS.
A They carried the news to Patt, whose
name was now Dennis, and he was much cast
down in spirit. And they said unto him, My
brother, we bring thee BAD tidings, for the
catch -Ingsites arose in their might and Gmote
thee hip and thigh, yea, even INTO the bosom
Of thy pAntaloons, and thou was not in IL, not
by dAmsite.
As And Patt tore his ralment and smote him |
self upon his breast and hreth mule to kick |
him, and he bewAilOd unto himself thusly'
&c wo is me- How many kinds Of damphool |
Am II These Macklawrlns hath made tool OF
me and brought rsproach upon me, and now In |
my misery they dsserteth me. But will hays
my fe'snN' 49,, posssss my soul In pa |
thence, and when the time is ripe VIII la'l
upon them and rip them up the back and snow
them that Jordan is hard ROAD to travel. SO
| will, s'helldp me Moses.
II And Wright, he entereth his hole anu
pulleth tins hole in after him. BRAwNER'