The herald., 1898-10-02
THIS OLD HAT WAS NEW


Gratis to he slaughtered upon the affairs Of
vanity ana egotism from one presidential
eiectloh 10 ahother-pEndiy following wino
anu hoise-iureo by rox. nre ana sustained
ny urS bones ana dead ianguages-uhtn
Inc preath mas quite gone out OF the poor
oio peast that carries us! HarKen' whiie
We tell you taie' poys' true taie' nav
ing moral at tne emu oi II.
III ING sooo oio Gays Oh pristine Demo-
cratic purify wheh JeHersoh puhkoeo Ma
poieoh OUT Oh Louisiana ana monroe Sc
cured from spain the reluctant cesslon Oh
florioa, wheh jackson Iaid the Iouhoa-
ton OF Iexas and FOLK whisked CALIFORNIA
ana other territory from the ah-too leepie
grasp OF greasers, Democrats mad plenty
OF eipow room. ohcie sam was not ohiy
rich enough TO give us all 1arm' put IN
case Oh heeoy poNtic'ah' WIN Deiio-
cratic chaik marx across MS pack ana
Vald ciain' tnere was never any serious
want OF Office fer the faithrui. Even as iate
as flerces administration i ittle game ol
WHIST at washington proven the hoiu
democrats hao upon the government Win
It's abundance Oh ioaves ana hshes ana
at the same time inc 'naoVerteht' uhcoh-
scious sisnai ior tne greatest events OIL
mooerh times. Anu hereps hahss CUR 'aie.
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The great game of whist IN question was
presided over by the late Mr.. Corcoran,
and the club of which it was the perennial
recreation was composed Of such Demo-
Gratis as Mr.. Mason Of Virginia, and Mr..
| Bright Of Indiana, and Mr.. Sldell Of
Louisiana, and Mr.. Stephens Of Georgia,
and Mr.. Atch!son Of Missouri. This lat
ter gentleman was about to lose his seat
| in the senate. The prospect alone was a
long peeh one Oh us SHINING Ashts' IL
wouio never W " nave u give Mn up
tut an eii.re session u oo"sies" 'le LEM
ocra''o eiue VI inc sena'e ohaii'oer was
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NOBODY dreamed on disturbing the Mis-
souri, compromise. None OF the authors of
the movement thought OF anything more
serious tnan harmless Job for the benefit
OF MIR. Corcorans whist club. But, alas!
Tor the pest-iaid plans O. mice and men.
."Aoi VI Neh'uchy WAS there' ana DIXON
"ne" mo ouS'o'S' ia-Heeihs' pro-
slavery wnis' aa aspiring, Iereie' abe
man anu D'No'.4A iolioliu niAoh-a MEM
oe' VI .ie ooA'.'o On 70. i''ories, was hot
" oe naae use oi' ei.ner ny the Flerce ad-
'.o" ~ MI. Sorcoian anu MS
WINS. o,"p nc "ao nv. ~ NO 'aiAeu VI ms
po'..". y. .ao 1'''ele''s VI .is
es'eenieo oo'o1s ue 1A.cniso"' anu 50 ne IN
eie'eu opo,. ""u INC .epe'i CLAUSE
Via l,,' -, '"e 1.''sou,i Cum
p ~" =" 'ne ui' mus was prec'pi'a.ea
e" A so WIN INC
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,ost,,o,o 49,. sD, no " war
generation filed the land with u,ourntrg
Just as we were closing the boo,r ~, tnat
old historv-the Renublioans bay,nr Co.
another generation fo,Iowed tho axar,,,ra
of the Democrats before thep, md NO roaiad
out the good things among thew sa,,,as
the war with snain COMES .Iorg ~ Give
the Democrats another chance sh., ,',o
throw II away ar crover c1ovo,ard ond
Mr. Sherman and Carl sch,,r, ,,rero nc -
d. or sbou nv. col, a. 90 ,,,,,,,