Graham guardian., 1900-06-22
An Arrangement.
ny A. BUCK.

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EprroR GUARDIAN: We notice
that that mass Of putretaction
known as Tom Fitch, which has
been rolling and tumbling over
large part of the earth's surface
for at least two decades, has finally
tumblcd into Salt Lake City, Utah,
where he imagines that the people
are such fools that they will swal-
low pill that it is impossible to
sweeten by any sort of sugar-coat-
| ing process. He is called by some
who probably never heard him
speak, the "Silver Tongued Ora
tor" but if he ever had any silver
on his tongue it long since turned
to mud. In a speech lately made
by him in Utah he referred to Sena-
tor Hoar's great speech made IN
the senate of the United States IN
opposition to the Hanna-Mckinley
| imperialism, and said that he re-
gretted the fact "that before the
echoes of the reasonable harangue
| had died away some senator dld
not rise and fay the recreant son
of Massachusetts"
That man Tom Fitch has been
for long time known as pot
house politician, always seeking TO
purloin money from the republican
national committee in order to rem
/. der his principal occupation OF
scattering his filthy hog-wash both
pleasant and profitable. And now,
having been subsidized with funds
from republican headquarters, ne
assumes to pose in Utah as can
didate for United States senator
, and as the superior of Senator
. Hoar. As we'll might a small-sized
! tarantula be compared to great
ELEPHANT. Mr.. Fitch will find that
it requires more of brain, honesty
t and patriotism than is contained in
a Uranium that has become decayed
by dry rot to fog those great men
:. who are today struggling, irres.ye
a tive of party, to prevent this grea
f republic from being converted int
q an empire.
While Senator Roar is a repub
lican he seep,s to be possessed 0
sufficient sagacity to discern tn
n difference between monarchy ant
1 democracy and of sufficient con
a science to dare to protest against |
course that means that our institu
9 tions and form of government ar
g to be disposed of to a set of infa
d nous wretches for mess of pot
!. tage. Mr.. Fitch is one of thos,
4 who is possessed of just sufficien
patriotism and honesty to discern
y that it is the will of the power be
y hind the throne to have its puppets
denounce those who are Opposed
to converting this country into al
G empire, as traitors to their country
c As arrogant and corrupt as wa
= the British government in the day
. Of our revolution, such men as Pit
. and Fox, who denounced Britisl
l. aggressions against us as outra
j. geously wrong and unjust, an'
J. who declared in the parliamen
;, that we should be granted ou
:, freedom and independence, wer
I" not denounced as traitors by tn
n people of England nor by the Brit
e ish press; neither were Gladston
d and Fraude, in more modern times
. denounced as gsuch for declaring
> that the course of England towart
u the Transvaal republic constituted
It the most inexcusable breach 0
faith known to history. But it re
e manned for set of vampires ant
n palhoons, who have risen in thei
p might in this country at the clos
h of the nineteenth century to craw
= out of their dens and like so man,
:, hydrophobic skunks annoy decen
u people with their disgusting odor
y 1t is just and proper that w
d should throw back into the teetl
# of its authors the wholesale charg
made by the agents and sycopbant
of the power behind the thron
v that such men as Senator Hoa
{ and others, who are protesting
against bartering away our cher
ished principles and institution
y are traitors to their country an,
the flag. II is an instance of TIL
c. most brutal audacity worthy tt
eminatc only from the foul mouth
Of men lost to all common decenc,
and respect. Their breath i
d as poisonous as that of the Gil;
J, monster and their touch as pestiI
,f erous as that of the leprosy or tn
j, bubonic plague. Their onslaught
b. is an arrogant and indecent at
0 tempt to confuse and mislead tn
u people and has nothing but filtl
e and corruption behind it. Tn,
t aroma emitted by den of th
is most poisonous reptiles is swec
e compared to that which escape
d from the quarters haunted by sucl
d unprincipled wrotohes.
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