The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
MARCHES 90 FAMOUS MORA
u EarOpe Fearful sluaEistes 40
tsnds-d Thee t'prisings.

The march Of a mob 10 lay its nm.
bearable wrongs before the ruler has
occurred several times IN history. a.
IN the case Of the march on the win-
ter palace ~ 81 Petersburg. empha-
sizing the condition % the Russian
UOrkingmen. dumb driven cattle. Z"
In connection with this portent0us
event an apparent parallel most
readily recalled T. that Of the march
% the French mob on the palace Of
the King a. Versailles The results
Usre different AZ =, Petersburg the
swift yolleys Of the troops brought
the mob into the subjection Of com
plete terror 90 France the King lis
tened and returned To Paris. To his
faithful subjects. Who later hoOted
HIN and his Queen ~ they vent 10
death. The French KihE's weakness.
say some. destroyed him. Coward"
l. 'ke comment ON the Cars action
In turning his CoSSacks aud artillery
lOase on the mob that sought ONLY its
Little Father" Perhaps some Kind
% proper Judgment ON the action of
those tao rulers can be obtained by
re~slllhg that &C a third King. Rich
ard n. Of England. and the famous
Wat Tyler The agitatoT. Just a.
Father GOpon did. led q horde 10
Lnndon 20 lay their grievances be-
fore the King Aud strangely enough
the number Vas iO0. 0V0 persons.
Their aim uas To get possession %
the King and pass laws for the good
Of the realm With the peculiar level
headedness Of the AnslO-SaHOn race.
sO-ealled. this King met his subjects
accompanied only By the Lord
Mayor. ssr william walSorth. and a
fec stteRdants. Vie vas only q hoy.
this King. but . fearless one. Il am
your King and Lord. be said What
Ntll you" We Will that you fire, 40
forever" they replied. "us and our
lands" Ne listened 10 the com
plants and then said 10 them kindiy
enough. Go hack To your hon. .:
your King vtn redress your wrOngs."
.-asei go tns $50 ma Tylss. ana shs
latter. making q Threatening motion,
emitted q fear On the Lord Ma .or,
and vas promptly struck down BY
WalSOr;h's mace and killed n q
hardly necessary Co add that the
-. oags complained os we're after
ell never Tedressed until by the sloS
growth % constitutional liberty the
English people found" themselves
Sssen thousand men are said 10 have
peTished IL this peasants revolt
Not oaly. however. 90 auto-ratic
countries have such marches beea
Witnessed u T. no; 50 many Years
HgO that this country saw Coxey's |
march on WashingJon. Laughable A. I
this eHor1 USs. Il was a sign Of the .
times no less important IN itz period .
perhaps than that % Tyler's ms -ch.
OF The French MODS. OF that the
Russian SOTkmen. u vas the sA-
preston % = great discontent Bot
the times had changed Coxey's band
Sas laughed out ~ existence by n
people Who's Laws are lenient
The French peasants In the thiT-
teeth oentury banded themselves to
Esther under the name of "Jarquss
iiohaomme' 'Gopd Man Iacobi and I
Demanded redress % their vaclllatinE e
Si"s from the destitutIon and t,ov-
'rty which had been wrought TO the .
Fhole country By the prolonged 4
lnElo-French val Failing "a reach
No the mOnarch's ear. the peaas uts
'roks 20 intO hands Who's avoxed .
.urPose vas to murder aud rob the d
ieh- They we're hunted down and a
iauehtered In thousands by the
IfnEs soldiery and b. the men-of. q
rms - various feadal lords
Nirsbsau tof the French revolu- A
lonl. Wat Tyler. Peter the Hermit. 4
'ather Gopon. even COxey. are Of the
ame type. They are men of the peo-
ls. IN their Own persons the human y
expression Of great
FTOnGs The proper answer to tkslr =
a. L.