The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-11
am afraid Of The Republicans do no
want justice"
Look for n Potato Campaign.

I'm 1897 wheat was 81. The Republicans
claimed it was due to Republicanism, but
1t went down in '9S, lower In 80, and
now is lower than for years, and the Re-
publicans say nothing about 1t. In '9S cat
tie were up, and the Republicans claimed
the honor. II, however, potatoes go up
this year, every Republican orator Will
carry his pockets full of potatoes"
Avarice Never Tires.
secretary Gage made a speech at Sa-
vannah, Ga. more than a year ago, In
which he said that philanthropy and D
per cent would go hand in hand. Philan-
thropy chloroforms the conscience of the
conqueror and per cent. picks the pock-
ct of the conquered. And If philanthropy
ever gets tired and rests by the wayside
per cent. goes right on and never feels
lonesome"
TOboggan Campaign.
II do not believe every Republican Will
choose Hannasm in preference 10 Lin
colnism. In the next campaign We won t
have to do much experimenting. We can
Just have a blackboard, invite all the Re-
publcans 10 come to the meeting, put
the back board where they can all see 1t
and on the blackboard have picture OF
Abraham Lincoln standing at one end> Of
the Republican party and a picture Of
Mark Hanna al the other end, and then
ask the Republicans to look at the toboS-
gan slide
Boys Notion Changed.
"A boy watched his father hep the
plates, and as HIS father helped his grand
mother, he said: What. all that for grand
ma p and The father replied, No. my son,
that is for you. Then the boy said, Oh,
what little bit"
May Yet Grow.
81 am sometimes encouraged by the fact
that while the Republicans have on their
side the people with large fortunes. we
have on our qside the people with large
families, and we may grow into ma
jority."
Ready for Strong Expression.
II remember hearing OF a Quaker, a
long-suffering and patient man. who was
out in the field putting up his hay. He
put a load of hay into the wagon and
started for his home As he saw the
clouds gathering he hurried up and ran
into a rut and the hay fell off. He put
the hay back onto the wagon and started
again and the clouds came near him, and
In his hurry he ran into another rut and
his hay fell off ,again. He put the hay
onto the wagon again and started for
the third time, and jast as he got to the
barn 1t began to rain, and In his hurry
to get into the barn he ran off the bridge
and the hay fell off again. His patience
was eAnduSltus anu do ne FdW MS wiz
running from the house to Inquire what
was the matter, he shouted, Go back,
Sarah, go back, l am about to express
myself / believe the American people
are going TO express themselves this
year"
soIomon's Proverb Up 10 Date.
eff man can't see thing some dis
lance off he can't generally see 1t when
he comes up against IT. and great many
people have felt the trusts since 1896 who
| didn't see them before that time. One OF
Solomon's proverbs says: The wise man
| forseeth evil and heedeth himself, the
| foolish pass on and are punished.
There Is an idea, great idea, and It
Is beautifully expressed, but have con-
| densed II to read: The wise man gets the
idea into his head; the foolish man gets
Il in the neck.