The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-04-24

kinley.
That u~nrepublican part of Dewey !
vote to come will be muoWImp. No:
he wouldn't pull the entire, salloW.
strength. More than three
ffthS of our unugwump cItiZenrE are
10 vote for Bryan. Your mugNuTnp
Is. per nature. a kicker" \ straight
Democrat or Republican-indeed. the
normal man-as a rule. strives 10 pro-
duce something in governments he
looks forward and seeks 70 accom-
pliSil the new. Not 50 with Your
mugwump. He never looks forward:
he nothing. lie finds fault
with what is. and strives 10 destroy lt.
Such being mugWump nature. 1t Is So
genital that he is ever found arraNesi
against what is. In this instance.
Mckinley. His buckeye Bonelessnesa
being IN. the true ~mugwuInp hates
him. He would have hated q Demo
crat had one been III the White House
IN McKiniey's stead. It is mugwump
nature. In CARRYING out his nature
he ever votes against the party that ;
in. Thus it befalls that the mug
wump votes right half the time:
| which. Whtn one thinks on the small
ncSS Of the muoWump mind and soul,
| IS no bad record. This Fall the mug
vump is going to be right: some Viii
vote for Bryan. while the rest Will
vote for DeWe, or 90 Voteless. None
Will support Mckinley: that Trust
lackey Mil not have The least Of mug
wump countenancc. It's The Nerdict's
own belief thai Dewey should run:
he would 90 q long WAY towards de
fratin@ Mckinley. which WOuid De
better public service than even his hot
DAYS work at Manila. -\propOS of
Dewey: "a letter-writing friend in
forms The Nerdict that Dewey IS
much stiifened and staE-lathe4 Of his
Presidential hope by the example OF
Grant long ago selection TO be Presl-
dent. There Dewey makes 4 second
mistake. There IS. as say the Scotch,
an "uncO differ between the two.
The nation owed Dewey its cOmpii-
ment: it owed Grant its life. Md 50
folk think. y days target practice.
and one man killed, Will hardly, as an
achievement. stand comparison with
the career OF that Silent One who.
fighting from Donaldson TO the Wild
erness. counted his dead BY the hun
dredS Of thousands: and who. when
the war was won 1T -~NppomatoN. I'M
buckled his sword belt. laid his arms
aside and was the first to say: let
rs have peace" There is d difference
between Dewey and Grant. and Dewey
F! St1Dt!ll preserve tfiolotl Vi HIS NlStDlI
to be able Withal TO notice it. There
are years, perhaps centuries. to eia5se
before Opportunity from Genius Will.
in the vast smithN OF events forge TO:
lis another Grant. And whatever the
excellent sort of the raw material, ne
Mill not be hammered and fashioned
on any battIe-anvil OF day. Dewey
should not mislead himself. nor let
such as Whitney fool him. His vanity
should be more ON its guard: his com
nonsense should rouse. Nor should
he argue aught from his reception IN
; New FORK. There were four rap1Hr-
; Gus millions who howled in his honor
! true. But that sort Of thing does
not mean popularity; il mean curl
osity. The wrenilead public always
shouts. 1t shouted when Charles !. was
crowned. and shouted later when lii
| neck was chopped With an axe and
. block that winters day at Whitehall
I The public that shouted for Cromwell
shouted Just as loud for Charles H.:
/ and later still for William of Orallo"
No: YOU may make nothing but
! trouble for Yourself when YOU trans
act stern business on the fact OF q
crowd. Ali one knows Of the publ,
! is that no matter what mes service
or ones worth Of work. or parts. OF
. good repute. more will come to see
| one hanged than hear one talk or Tiff
: one into place.
There's q word to be said TO the
II West and the South: regions beyond
New York. The Democracies OF TIL,
city and this State are man and 1aa'
for BRYAN. Tammany Hail. without.
G argument or cayil. IS for Bryan. Rich
E ard Croker is for Bryan. III New
i York delegation in the next conNen
ton Will be for Bryan. All in interes
t may 90 Soundlv to sleep on that. |
q this and if these were not true. Th,
o Verdict would know it. And there
would be little Of hesitation on it;
part in saying 50. This paper was 70
II Bryan from the first. It Will be 10
him to the last. And if any Treason
4 or ~treachery to Bryan were breeding
y in these parts. The \ erdict would J.
aware Of it as soon as any. Ihes'
stories one sees in certain daily Pa
e pers Of Croker for Dewey an,
Il s"Tammany for Dewey" are merel
that customary saffron claptra7
IS wherewith they feed ,heir readers. /
= need mislead none. This city ant
this State, Tammanv Hall and Croke
|. are. one and all. for Bryan, and 10
Ie Bryan to the end.
Ie I've q bee within my bonnet,
IS Mrs. d..
1t is singing beautifully
It INTO me.
y And this message it has sent:
t.. "IOu must run for ~preSident.'
le On what ticket may | ask,
ld Oh. Mrs. d?
ld
t, IT has filled my head with buzzine
II. Mrs. ID.
ID It's a busy. very busy,
LITTLE bee