The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-11

Chapter NII--The unhappy state OF |
the man born o. woman and VINO be-
cometh free trader.
!. Man that is born of n woman and
groweth up free trader is Of few sue
cessful days and fun Of trouble l;st wage
earners enjoy prosperity.
2 When his days are few and his
teeth fewer; yea, when there be little or
no wool in the shape Of hair on the top
OF his head he creth with his voice and
yeleth and sereecheth like free trader
howiing for more foreign goods 10 g!ut
our markets lest bread winners enjoy
plenty OF employment and have full din
ner pals. fun stomachs and happy wives
and children.
3. Verify. his case Is one OF great cry
and little wool in his fancy, and political
" In manhood he keepeth UP the battle
cry OF infancy. Albeit. in childhood his
howl Is the capital, the interest and div
idends whereat are sugar sweetmeats
and other saccharire fodder: yea. he
practiceth his amateur college yen and
when he is old he departeth not from II.
4. For when he arriveth at the estate
OF manhood he still imagneth that po-
litical success and the securing of any
measure depe ndeth mostly upon the free
and unrestrained use OF the vocal organs
and he 1ghteth his partisan battles ne
those that heat the air. and In political
warfare he hollereth and spouteth
And marcheth with many shouts
I'D and down like mad
Scoring 10 know scarce anything
What he himself would have
5. Yea. he even talketh like n tornado
for home rule. and then strangely al
most s,rangleth with oratory In oppos
tion 10 the homo rule Of allowing each
+ district to elect its own representative;
verify. he shouteth for great city voting
trusts with most refreshing unconcern.
e. For while consistency Is rare
Jewel he mnketh - yet more rare Ivy
downing today The very policy he did
so vociferously advocate-even but yes
terday.
lie tsxeth his vocal organs TO their
utmost limit huzzning for Jefferson. tho
original exparsionist, and then goeth his
way and stfaIghtway forg'tteth what
manner OF man nc was and dcnour cotl
"a a crime and exceeding satanic. any.
thing that 40 much "a looketh like ex-
pansion.
\. AKain. no shouteth with all h''
strength. opening every sluce and let
ting on the fun forca of his lung power
all this I'm cheering for Thomas who 4
called Jefferson. And again he maketf
hi-nsf much round -shouldered denounc
ing AMI exscratng hieh protection whicf
wort ono OF the cardinal political p'irct
plcs OF the immortal and glolioa'
Thomas.
.. Rehold how he blowe,h Rot and colo
With tho same breath end contradichetf
himself with mighty conirariety. nnf
being thereby political edincc divided
against itself u standcth not the rain
food and tornado ~ protection. an'
goeth down secmiryiy 30 risc No more
10. Howbcit. hc again lnteth up M
voice with great power. and lo. his voice
llfieth him ~ even as harm or hsy
stick II lifted on high by western cy
clore.
II. Moreover IL IL related of on
who honored Jefferson with his lips WIN
hls heart was far from him tfat durini
the celebration ~ Monte 10 he had beet
set down FOR = speech. and. 10. he pre
rared himself 10 utter many words ar'
few IDEAS
Il. Nov II caue 10 Iass tfat the IRE
.-,d, srfakcr f,ii throuTh the platform
ard was taken M almost uEeonaeiou