The Washington herald., 1915-01-24

: uuf. wr'S gNiH to got =. slice Of dat Wa
. termiIyOn. jWild ch"orsD DE Candyda tie
whom "" name has got to bC smart
man He got to De- an honest man. Hc'~
got to l." man Wid much S"b"u-
teen dollars in his pocket. an he's got
, tU pour out dat money lik" water. N'he"rs
for DOUTS-l lie, can't sleep night an day.
. IIr'> cot to hah ali Dc, Guild churches at
his back on all dc c4k"walkS an camp
. mr'.tin' - at ms light hand. Hes got In
To-. respected fur his integrity on d. on"
hand. an be- loved on dc uddCr fur h"Vin'
. lu\" "nt"d Il WAY To capture a raZurbaCk
hnwE- 'Dcaf"u!uG and long continued
appIaus'..I Hes got to u.s., up his health,
break down his constitution and fill an
airly grave. Yes. he must sacrifice his
life TO preCipitate dis crisis an jump yO'
Oher de fence Whar' yO' kin git far
show.
Heroes Of darkness. do yo' know sirh
a man CShouts for Brother GardnerD
Am dar a Uussum in de United States who
am wi!lu' to undergo dis sacrifice fur
yuu" C'HrOther GardnCr,'D I answer dat
dar' am SIGH y puSsOn. NellS.D He will
feel il a privilege an duty to bust his
self all /" pieces dat yO' may precipitat".
u''Brothcr GaTdn'r.'D Dat puSSOn ain (
fur "ff. Life am sweet to him, hut h"
Az, "NIno to lay II down fur yu,. Behold
him, t"ErOthcr GardnNr,D Tie stands
hcro' yu'' His nam" are Murd0rk John
son an Yer" an now, IN Il" UreSrnce Of
dis multitude Of
Th" audiruC" rose to its feet with yells
aud Shouts Of protest and dissent, the
band added to the noise and ii was nv"
long minutes before the orator could hC
heard again. His Oratorv was all right
but his display Of cheek had created a
feeling uf Indignation. When he could
be. h, ard again, he went on in the SAM"
strain.
Yes. am dc only man among de
Guild millyOns. to lead de hosts To vic
tory. ,PrOteSts) In acCentin' dis nOmna-
non at yo'r hands 1 assure yo' dat am
3t"ruatod by no selfish motives. Oar am
cGild men who would sell y0' out fur
huud"cd dolldrS an us" j. money e"
him "n"'I No man libin kin truthfmlll
charge mo wild SeIlin' nay political in
nuenr'. r"Run him OUT An we're an
now pledge yo'--"
Thrr- was another and a Grcatcr up-
rear. but the orator folded his arm
and assumed 4 rosr ana waited for ord"r
to h.. restored. Tie Wa~ still waiting
when Samuel shin and Wayduwn B-b""
al prared from III. r,Ir - the platform
and led him of. H.. objected 10 being led.
but was obliged Ia submit and was al
ono" taken To- the head Of tn" alley stairs
and hit with a boot and warned To jog
along. When order had h""n restored
JUd-r Pomposity White Of South Caro-
lima, who was in town to ~He Brother
Gardner about an amendment 10 the
nted states consultation, came forward
to ill the hTCa IN. He announced that ne
was no orator. and he announced that
h. was tho greatest Stuttc~er in tho
world. and it didn't tax" five minutes to
prove that he SD"k. IN" truth in both
cases. However. during the ten minutes
he he'd the platform he brrICht history
Gown from 81" years T.. .. to \. II. 1881.
ard as his wind and legs Eav" out and
Pc r.tir-, r. left a good impression he
EnU hin. Ms plaC,. vas then taken by
CO... Craltree Tavlor. leading member
"f tho Limelliln Club. who at once pulled
on hIS 90 NJ. rolled up his sleeves ana de
uaud~i the annexation Of canada. the
r>"rtnrow Of Mexico and the freedom Of
Eus>ia in such a fervid manner that
''"rvh0Gy WAS psTsTiTing within five min
Ir", II" was listened TO ard appla uded
Nl-oroualy for about fifteen minutes. and
1L'u. A. il was seen he had planned for
a three EC urs speech ana didn't intend
tn Eet down to anything fresher than
tn" JOhn~fOwn fOCu. the ardience arOs"
with yell. the lights we've turned out
and the meeting came to a finish.
The Hon. BurGock was fUIrI and in
torEI"wc Cd in the middle of the road by
nWr reporter At q later hour and he
wished it 10 become publicly known that
n" MAS candidate for IN, White House
and would run on an inLrI eUdcnt ticket
NJ midn-h' h. Was oUGuLed "a writing
ont a lItfo~m and had :ot as Eul a.
'IT''. chickens for all"