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HE QUOTES FROM AN ARTICLE IN
THE ROMAN PUNCH.
In Willi It Mm Soimlc or old , tM,i lll(
Cotil In Miutrrly WuriU Tlntt Stir tfir
Ileort I)oc IIMory l'.rn-at Itrir.
(Copjrlylit, 1SP5, liy IMcar W. Nyc.l
Wasiiinoto.v, 1). C.
Thirty-four years ao Albert IMward,
holr to tho throim of Great Hritain ami
craporor of India, paid tt visit to this
country mid was entortuined in n mo-t
hospitablo manner by tho president,
who Invited lilm to tiring his trunk to
tho Whitn Hnuio mid remain a louj ni
ho could bo spared from homo,
It is said that Mls Harriot Lane, tho
president's beautiful niece, was a blond,
with deep violet eyes and golden hair.
Her features woru purely classic in out
lino and her expression perfect nml cap
tivntiitg. Shu was not only beautiful,
but her nature '"crons and candid
in Tin: si:sati: am.i:iiv.
mid her heart full of ftcmiinu kindllrio-i
and benovoleiiee. Otico as n little t;irl
her uuelo, .Tames Ducliauan, in tho vil
lago of Lancaster, surprisert her in n
back alley pii-liini; n wheelbarrow load
of wood and coal which she had cap
tured from his wood Fliod and hoped to
smuggle to ii poor family near by who
were suffering from cold.
Tho pritiQo was charmed with tho
sunny hospitality of Miss Lauu and tho
president and so impressed by it that
ho was very enthusiastic in describing
his visit to his mother. Shu also appre
ciated it fully and sat right down to
wrltu tho following lcttor to President
Buchanan:
'Windsor Castli:, Nov. 10, 1800.
"My Good Fnir..Ni) Your lettor of
tho (ith Inst, has afforded mo tho great
est pleasure, containing as it docs such
kind expressions with regard to my son,
and assuring mo that tho character and
object of his visit to you and tho United
States has boon fully appreciated.
"Ho ennnot sufllcieutly praise- tho
great cordiality with which ho has been
everywhere greeted in your country nml
tho friendly manner with which you
liavo received him. And while, as n
mother, lam most grateful for tho kind
ness shown him, I feel impolled at tho
same timo to express howdeoply I liavo
bocu touchod by tho many demonstra
tions of affection personally toward my
solf which his presence lias called forth.
"I fully reciprocato toward your na
tion tho feelings thus mado uppermost
and look upon them as forming an im
portant link to connect two nations of
kindred origin and character, whoso
mutual esteem nud friendship must til-,
wayshavo so material tmintluenco upon
their ro-pectivo development and pros
perity." This lottcr is so genuino and so hearty
in its general tono that ouu is naturally
impellod to forgivo tho grammatical
construction of tho opening seuteiico.
Of course wo in tho raw, crude nud neb
ulous condition of a now nation, just
sprouted into tho great universal garden
of nations, n tiny bud that had barely
brokon ground, as it wore, at tho feet of
tho gigantio forest of sequoia princi
palities, n timid little jonquil in tho
shadow of patriarchal empires, natural
ly looked toward tho greatest of English
speaking or civilized kingdoms, tho par
ent of our own prattling republic, for tho
purest of English, for whithor should
wo turn unless to tho sovereign of that
proud nation which gave tho English
lunguago birth?
But wo will lot that pass.
Only wo would liko to havo our Eng
lish brethren of tho pen and press treat
us in n lenient and gentle maimer when
ever reproof may bo hereafter necessary.
Wo know that our early advantages havo
boon fow, and most ot us nro Folf mado
moil, unless wo happen to bo women,
and early associations nro bound to havo
their effect upon us in later years, so
that when unduly excited wo often re
turn to tho crude expressions wbiob per
meated tho atmosphere of our ohildbood,
and so wo feel cheered and gladdened at
heart when n monarch who haa nooeed
od for over half n century in baroxnla
lug bolligeront nations faila tohanao
nlzo her verbs nud nominative.
Tho sonnto chamber is to mo this win
tor rt most restful and roposoful spot I
know of no placo where ouo may go and
secure better results if Buffering from
brain fag, resulting from montal strain.
I lovo to too Senator Quay pull his
Dick Turpin popgun on tho sonato nnd
shut up his adversary llko a reticont
clam. Ho has in his desk tho manuscript
of it four day speech, with a broad olastio
bund around it, nud when ndlsogreoablo
motion is mado by a sonntor on tho oth
er sido of tho aislo ho a'.ks to bo hoard
on that qtiOiHioii, nnd having scoured
tho floor ho pulls this magazino gun.
Need I add that tho motion Is gonerally
withdrawn by his frightened ndversary?
By getting on the good sido of n pago
tho other day that is, by giving tho
pago a slight margin 1 was enabled to
glauco ovor this Quaker gun speech nud
discovered that It Is only an address on
horticulture and perfectly harmless. 1
am sorry to reveal this gaum of tho sen
ator's, but by the time this is printi
no doubt It can do him no harm.
Senator Quay Is in sonio respects t
senatorial end man of this congressional
olio. Ho is the gravest looking man on
tho Hour, and a stranger expects to hoar
tho deep bas of Daniel Webster when
Mr. Quay rises to address tho chamber,
but Instead of that it little thin Punch
nud Judy voice squeaks out upon tho
still air like (ho spontaneous statoinont
mado by u mouo with its tall shut in
tho door.
Whllo still referring to tho senate,
permit mo to clinu with n copy of an
editorial taken from Tho Iiomtin Punch
and read before tho (Irldlron club last
month before Mgr. Hatolll, Into of Homo.
It Is against tho rules of tho club to re
port tiny of tho speeches mado there,
but n special penult has been Ksued in
this case by President Htovom, and It is
published at tho request of Mgr. Satolli.
It shows conclusively that tho press
criticised tho Roman sonato as freely ns
our own newspapers crlticisu tho con
gress of today:
Ktmoiit.U. IN Tilt: ItllMAV rt'Ncn.
It is duo tho enormous nrmy of read
ers who look to tho editorial columns of
this paper that wo speak today calmly
but frankly of tho financial condition of
Itomu nml tho general apathy and in
dolence of tho Roman senate.
Wo havo before taken occasion to
speak our iiilnd upon national affairs,
and tho free and full indorsement of tho
people, as shown by our increased cir
culation and tho tworago number of
waiitadvertSeinentH, which havo grown
from l.:i por week to ltifi within tho
past three yeais, has been our reward.
Sinco the publication of Tho Roman
Punch began tlueo years ago wo havo
repeatedly aborted without successful
contradiction that thu Roman senate is
falling off year by yoar, and from an
exhibition of forensic olmiuouco it has
become simply n social gathering of pe
tered out politicians, who meet, smoke,
swap immoral storic, collect their mile
ngo and go home.
Where are tho silver tongued orators
whoso speeches havo ornamented tho
Fourth Readers for centuries before
Christ?
Where nro thu men who placed thoir
country first and thoir pocketbookslast?
Whore are the senators who onco held
the attention of all Homo, yet never bad
more than ouo toga in tho wash at ouo
timo?
Thoy havo given placo to ordinary
business men, many of whom do not ad
vertise. Tho Roman Punch has always bcon
fearless and hewed to tho line, let tho
chips fall where thoy may. To thnt wo
owe mi increase of circulation which is
phenomenal, and a growth of tho num
ber of our want nils, from 153 to ldfi
average per week, nnd nil within tho
brief period of throo yours.
Tho latest indignity offorod to tho
pooplo of Itomu comes in tho shape of
Aqueous Aurelius, tho manager of tho
Coliseum, who nspircs to a scut in tho
senate. ,
Is it surprising that at such an insult
Tho Roman Punch should assert itsolf
nud say to all Romo this is tho timo to
call a halt? Also, diuua yo hoar tho
slogan, nud other statomonts of a liko
character? Aqueous Claudius Quiutius
Aurelius has no more idea of states
manship than tho subconscious wild nss
of tho deport 1ms of molody.
And in what way, forsooth, hath ho
succeeded? Hath ho not perverted tho
groat amphitheater of tho Eternal City
and turned tho mighty Colisoum under
his management from a moral zoolog
ical exhibit and congress of wonders to
a rudo aggregation of living pictures at
3 sesterces admission to nil parts of tho
house?
And beeauso Tho Roman Punch saw
fit to hew to tho lino, let tho chips fall
where thoy may, did not Aqueous Cla
dius Quiutius Aurelius take out his two
column display ad., and with flashing
eyo and quivering breath not only re
fuse n box to our editor, but hurl do
fiance in our teeth, nud later on, at
14:i:J Appian Way, northwest, with
haughty mien nnd with wicked utter
ance hissed through hisolinoh-od teeth,
bid us ayo, oven ns to go to?
'Tis thus wo hurl defianco at this
man, who asks that ho may sit whore
statesmen sit ho, oven he, who when
AT THE aitimoN CtUI).
ho smitos his palms together doth think
that ho can make us hop around liko
6onatorial pages beforo tho holidays.
Ayo, wo whoso circulation is indeed
phouonicnal. This ono time sticker up
of uuclmsto bills upon tho dead walls
hero of Romo; this common, vulgar
business man who sold his lions off, nnd
from tho treasury department hired his
girls to poso ns living pictures after
hours ho beckoth now to inuzlo usl
Us, with our now perfecting prtss! Us,
with our oditorlal wo and massivo pull I
And now, forsooth, ho Ecokotli famo,
and iu thu scat of somo historic) man
whoso bouos aro dust would liko to rattlo
to ami fro.
O Rome, thou tender nurse iu fnrmor
times to men of giant mind and m&ssivo
' "huumii
"SKW"
mold, aro wo nbont to witness thy do
clinn? No senator of tliino declines, 0 1'oiuol
And why shouldst thou?
Again wo say that it Is timo to call n
halt.
Wo say it not nlouo in "lower pae,"
but with Italics and iistoiitshrr. Aye,
e'en ourwholo job outllt, double leaded
uvorywhoro, wo utillMi to state that up
and down thy rushing Tiber every where
Wo violate no confidence to say that it
is time to call a halt.
Arise, yo men of Rome, nnd on theso
soveii historic hills snow under Mr.
What's-hls-name, nnd 'neath his mass
ive, over moving jaw bestow a Homnn
punch.
'Tis sad to say, but Romo Is poor.
Our sesterces are lonesome in thu pub
lic vault. Tho woods aro full of Havngo,
armed constituents. Each voter hath n
dagger up his sleeve, and while ho
kuowoth not what 'tis ho wants he'll
kill somebody if it isn't done.
It is n time for introspection ami for
tears.
AlntiK tlio Tltirr'n dark, fnrMiMlm: nhore,
Darker than niiy twilight liiTi'tnfonv
III thu Imelc ynnl of kIunvitIiik ooti'tltUPllti,
Tlio Itotnan Hriiatorlat prlthaniM on tho fi'iino.
ltn who lii'Ktlllrtl lis with Ills kIIvit tollKllo
AjiiI to tlm liriT.o lilt lirltiht Kentucky h tnnor
limit.
Upon tin- lootiiro platform tosrd,
Is cri'i'teil I'Vrry cvhiIiik liy n froit.
And when pcrehanen mi iiiuIIi-ihm mrets
Siiimi'lMidy Kolihli'M nil tlmliox ritvlil.
Ah, whom hIimII ltoinn rlwi up to thank,
Preserver of her eiutlllirluin lit thu bank?
Who chilli lirliiK hetter ilnyw to Hnuio
Or comfort tlumo who ulny nt home?
juLf
Ho WiiHii't Tlntt.
Ho was nn old follow past -10, and lo
was trying to win a girl of SM under
tho direction of tt lady who loved better
than life to make matches. Ho hadn't
mot with marked success, however, and
tho lady was taking him to task about it.
"What tho mischief," sho said, "did
you insist upon telling her that you wore
at thu ago you are, nud furthermore try
ing to impress it upon her that that was
very old? You might just ns woll havo
said you were tho Ancient Mariner and
boon dono with it."
- "That's it. That's it," ho said hope
lcssly. "It was tho ancient marrying
her thnt knocked tho whole business
sky high." Detroit Froo Fross.
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