New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
THE IDEAL NEWSPAPER

editorshtP Of The Topeka Daily Capitai for a
own Ideas. The experiment has proved unmiti-
When took to ' the Press. as middle aged man,
(sad I to myseif-said - l--'-'
III W2I fsad on to new myseldsaia 2Fd oTiFin9i ia pan'
III cut out the columns of crime and divorce.
l never will mention the name of horse
(Said 1 to myself-said ID
Then politics. too are ephemeraI things,
And 50 are the doings of Queens and of Kings.
And is wicked that l viii refuse
To T print print IN nj my Snip PAPER w Who win and who lose
(Said 1 TO myself-said ID
But I Isdd nj up P my columns With temperance facts
And temperance meetings and temperance tracts
(Said l to myself-said II
And as for my leaders. grave D. D.
While in each little pap o | e& te&t T there sSe be
(Said l to myself-said ID
Punch.
''The Washington Star Webster Davis not
to yield TO the temptation deliver pro-Boer lect-
ures for money. Wendell Phillips" It says was
a great orator and champion Of freedom Four
of his lectures were much In demand-'A frican
Slavery Daniel O'Connen.' The Lost Arts and
The Scholar In Republic When asked for
terms by lyceum managers he replied by putting
price three of the four lectures mentioned but
invariably added VIII speak on slavery for moth
ing Mr. Phillips. 1t is true never resigned an
ofhce to take a stand against slavery but his
championship of the negro closed all doors of no.
htical pTeferment 10 him. He would have adorned
any place within the gift of his countrymen. He
was. indeed champion of freedom"
When first Queen Victoria went to ireland =,
lSiS: tWenty-elsht years had elapsed since royal
That trip, although il was taken by the advits ~
the Privy Council had about 1t something OF tba
der was on the pier or on the road when the King
or Great Britain and Ireland set foot ashore and
the Phoenix
His Majestys carriage door could not for some
ume , be smut, so great was the crowd that hurled
hand Then II that the King first adopted an
the physical ease Of all prominent mem s ria Tor
He brought both hands TO the shaking and SO GOT
through with the loyal II somewhat boIsterous sa1u
aions OF his Irish subjects in half the usual time
philadelphia Press. ~
During the visit of the Queen to Ireland. save
The London Sketch. "the prerogative OF the Ior1
Lieutenant is temporarily abrogated Under the
usual official routine. Lord Cadogan exercises
nomnally. at least-regal power As Vicerov he
confer knighthood. control the action or the
commander in chief remove justices from the Com
mission OF the Peace. pardon criminals and suspend
various acts Moreover presentations at his C,ourt
as valid as those made at Buckingham Palace
or St. James's. But directly the SOVEREIGN Ionds
the other side OF st. Georges Channel the Vice.
King is temporarily deposed. and all edicts from,
the castle are issued In the name of the Lady Para
mount Ii Is not. perhaps. astonishing that This
proof of sort OF Home Rule should be so littIe
known. but 1t does seem strange that during the
Queens stay at the Viceregal Lodge Dub1i, viii
be the capital of the British Erlpre"
Charley. dear" said young Mrs Torkips 81
want you 70 promise me something"
II want you TO promise that you win take Soma
medicine have bought. i notice that wben
planning about your system Last wear Won said
your your system went wrong. and It cost you $50 So
save doctor bills, "-(washngtOn Star ~""' anu