El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-15
WASHINGTON
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"brahmin" crowd aud . graduate OF
Harvard. Also be suffers from the same
compl Amt as Schurz. There was q email
abolition element in New Eng
land, "pride of Intellect" PEG
pie all, who believed themselves res
possible for the civil war and have
been insuffersbly oonceited over IL
ever since. Really the abolition OF
slavery had ss little TODD with It ss any
one Of half a hundred other causes.
As Dom Pistt said, q war was inevits-
Bile from the day q shipload OF religious
fanatics landed on Plymouth rock and
another cargo Of sristocrsts and moral
perverts, mixed, came to James
towp.
However that may be, thi. particular
GALAXY took all the credit OF the war
TO the mselves and have been watch.
ing out for another chance TO reform
the universe on their own lines. There
were q great many OF them around
Cleveland, who 10 not . genius, and
hey ran bis policy largely. To their
establishment 10 was not popular and
they have been medisatinR over the
phenomenon. Olney has apparently
Diet ermined TO cut loose and join the
regular democracy, with she expeosa-
tion OF standing . chance ~ the nom
iua.ion In 1e04-wherefore the An
nouncement Of his Intention 10 vote for
Bryan.
THE MAN WITH THE GRIEVANCES
Wellington, of Maryland. is . man
OF Rrievances-some Of them probably
so-but he forgets she universal rule
that the world wants to see no more of
. mans skeleton than his teeth, and IL
always airing his troubles. Like the
man who was even-tempered because
he was always mad, she senator is usu-
ally TO be counted on that way. II
keeps him ss busy fading flaws In the
solar system and disclaiming RESPONSE
bility for the came. as 1t does Dixey ex-
planning thst he did not begin his stage
career q. the hind legs OF the heller In
Evangeline: he was she front legs.
Il great pity that after thirty
years of effort to break she ''Solid
South" our nrst republican senator
from Maryland should be Wellington.
However, he IL . democrat now, he
ssys. He 10 q German by psrentage In
spite of his name which 10 not the orr |
ginal form, having been changed TO b |
more symmetrical. Personally, he il
not 40 attractive looking man, having |
. prominent nose and . retreating chin |
-shich do not make felicitous COM
bination.
BRASS LUNGS VS.. INTELLECT.
But the popodems should NOT exult |
too much over these new acquisitions; |
their voices are the biggest things |
about them. There was . pleasing |
little yarn which Noah used TO spin TO |
the children watching the building of
she ark, about the man down in Judea
who took 9 contract to deliver car
l1ad of irogs and came back with only |
hell u dozen, explaining that he had
beer hearing them sing In the marsh
back Of his house for years and thought
there we're million of them, easy-I
but there weren't. Out In Ohio we
used to have that sort of thing forcibly
exemplihed. The prohibitionists
would charge up and down the state,
making speeches; denouncinR this,
th at and the other, nominating tickets,
and worrying over platforms-snd ~
she elections they used to poll ss high
~ 80. 900 votes sometimes out OF Q
possible million.
THE NEW PARTIES.
Il 10 . mistake for any polisics
aggregation all voice and no votes"
to come ous Of the woods and be count
ed, which Is where the "anti-im-
erred In holding their In
dian apolis convention and the newer
national party" In going up 10 New
York and nomi hating Csffre AT the
last mentioned meeting shere were Is
delegates holding credentials and 10
reporters, which was disproportionste.
GRANDPA STEWART.
Senator Stewart of Nevada, who
has come back into the republican
party-for this occasion only-is nor
mally q republican but 10 also q pro-
fe q o1al free silver man. However,
he believes In expansion and disbe-
lieves 10 the Bryan brand thereof,
he is to give the 'Crime
OF 1871 Q needed rest. And l don't
wonder Here is q man who mas talk |