Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

gire. Il niver giyes ! decision til IT,
crowd has dispersed an tn players
have packed tneiS bats in tn bags an
started fr home.
"For awhile ivrybody watched to see
what tn Supreme Coort wud do. I
know mesilf / felt | cudden's make an
other move in tn game till / heerd firm
thin. Buildin' operations was suspend
ed an we Sthud wringin' our hands
outside tn dure waitin' FIR information
firm tn bedside 'What're they doin'
now?' They jist put tn argymints iv
larned counsel in tn ice box an tn
chief justice is in tn corner writin' a
poem. Brown p. an Harlan j. Is dis
cussin tn condition fv tn Roman i'm
pire befure tn fire. TIL r-rest iv tn
coort is considherin' tn question with
er they ought or ought not to wear
ruchin' on their skirts an hopin' cron-
oline won't cOme in again. No decis-
lon to-day?' An so it wint' FIR days an
weeks an months. nh that had ar
gyied that tn constitution ought To
shad wv tn flag to all III tough resor.s
on tn Passyfic coast an tn m vi tina.
argyied that tn flag va so lively that
no constitution cud follow it an sur
vive, they died or lost their jobs or
whit back to Salem an were f'rgotten.
Ex~pansionists contracted and anti-ex-
pansionists blew up an little childher
was born into tn wurruld an grew to
manhood an niver heerd iv Porther
Hickey except whin some wan got a
job there. I'd about made up me mind
~ fIry o nrf ~ s~- 0.S ~ ~%A
thoughts an go back to wurruk whin I
wake up a mornin' an see be tn pa
aper that tn Supreme Coort had warn
ed tn constitution to lave tn flag alone
an tind to it's own business.
That's what the pa-aper says, but I've
r-read over tn decision an 1 don't see
anything iv TIL kind there. They'se not
a wurrud about tn flag an not enough
to tire We about tn constitution. 'Tis a
matther iv Unions, Hinnissy, that tn
Supreme Coort has been settin' on FIR this
gineration-a cargo iv Unions STINT firm
Porther Ricy to some Eyetalian In Phila-
delphy. TIL decision was Tread be Brown
j., him bein' tn las justice to make up
his mind, an ex-offcio, as Hogan says.
tn first to speak, afther a crool an bitther
COlltSt. 0dSS DloWh Oy LII QQSShioiA
here is war iv such great Importance
that we've been sthrugglin' over it since
We see us las an on'y come to a decision
(Fuller c. j., Gray j., Harlan j., Shiras j.,
Mckenna j., White j., Brewer j., an
Peckham j., dissentin' firm me, an each
other) because iv tn hot weather comm
on. Wash'nton is a dhreadful place in
summer. (Fuler c. j., dissentin). TIL
whole fabric iv our government Is threat
ened. tn ives iv our people an tn pro-
gress of civilization put to tn bad. Men
ARE excited. But why? We ARE not.
(Harlan j., L am Fuller c. j.. dissentin'
but not FIR the same r~eason). This thing
must be settled wan way or TIL other
undher that dear oil constitution be var
chue iv which we are here an we ARE
there an Congress is out West practicin'
law. Now what does tn constitution say?
Well look it up thoroughly when we get
through with this case. 9Th rest iv the
coort %dissentin). In tn manetime we
must be governed be tn ordinances Nv tn
Khan iv Beloochistan, tn avs iv Hinnery
tn Eighth, tn opinyon iv Justice iv tn
Peace Oscar Larson in tn case iv tn
township iv Red Wing varsus Petersen,
an tn Dhred Scott decision. This is wan
Nv the worst l ever, r-read. If / couldn't
write a betther wan with blindhers on,
I'd leap off tn binch. This horrible fIuke
iv a decision throws a gr-reat, an almost
blindin' light on tn case. l will turn 1t
off. (Mckenna j., concurs but thinks it
ought to be blowed out). But where was
l? l must put on me specs. Oh, about tn
imons. Well, tn decision Nv tn Coort
9TH others dissentin) is as follows: First,
that. TIL DISTRICT iv Columbya is a State;
second, that it is not; third, that New
York is a State; fourth, that 1t is a crown
colony; fifth, hat all States ar-re States
an all Territories are Territories in tn
eyes iv other powers. but Gawd knows
they are at home. In tn case Nv
Hogan varsus Mullins. tn decision is that
he must paper tn barn. (Hinnery VIII,
sixteen, six, four e~leven). IN Virgins
varsus ct al tn COW belonged. Oouis
XIV. 80 in REM. In e. p. Vigore varsus
AID. Lib, tn custody of TIL childher. IN
now fall back a furlong or two in me
chair, while me learned but misguided
colleagues Tread tn Histhry iv Iceland
to know how wrong 1 am. But mind ye,
what I've said goes. l let thin talk be-
cause it exercises their throats, but we've
heard all tn decision on this limon case
that'll get into tn fourth reader A voice
firm tn aujeence: Do l get me money
back" Brown j.: Who ar-re YEP TIL
Voice: 'Th' man that ownded tn linn
ons.' Brown j.: L don't know (Gray j.,
White j., dissentin' an tn rest iv tn
birds concurrin', but FIR entirely different
reasons).
AN there We have tn decision, Hin
Missy. that's shaken TIL intellicts iv tn
nation to their foundations, or will If they
thry to read it. 'Tis all Fright. Look II
over some time. 'Tis fine spoort if we
don't care FIR checkers. Some say it laves
tn flag up in tn air an some say that
where 1t laves tn constitution. Amy
how. something's in tn, air. But there's
wan thing I'm sure about"
h that?" asked Mr.. Hennessy.
That is" said Mr.. Dooley, mo matther
whether tn constitution follows tn flag
or not. tn Supreme Coort follows tn
election retrfrrSp