THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., FEBRUARY 21, 1901. \ Treason on the Floor of the House. A GOOD MAN GONE WRONG. Dared to Stand Up and Criticise the Administration. A TIP FOR SENATOR MARK HANNA. He Should Have a Law Passed Cree of the Crime Merritt ailing and Defining Lese Majesty—General on the Constitution=roses as a Jurist, Uncle Mark's War Record — Mark Twain Runs Amuck on Imperial- tsm—General Harrison a Thorn In the Republican Flesh—Riot of Ex- travagance—The Next Speaker, jal Washington Letter.) him to the block! Seth Republican congressman latest traitor to stand d with front of br [Spec Away with W. Brown, a from Ohio, is the up in the house an to mouth treason. Nothing short of the guillotine will do him He should be made the idiots and erimi believe and assert tl of Independence Is Senator Mark Hanna a serpent nor 1 lack of some time, 8 have been ads have a ing the or viding Wart way in tl Phill; ass any a doy Wis i Remark of a Great Jurist, o! of ed with trea King George General William Henry his whole life, and a lk upholding the glory of lng some extraordinarily g« at a place called Tippecanos he wi lent of | pre that he hi Jamin Harrison, ant for four and risked h on n fields In defense of Old Senator Hanna was sers the coun try by means of a for which service in his own proper person he also made lent of the United States proper by the unthink ing hol pollol, as was his grandfather before him, while Marcus A. Hanna was made a sen of the United States, proper or Improper nal legislature and boss In chief of the Re publican party as a reward for the fighting which he did and the blood which shed vieariously through his substitute Perel in this way General Harrison n his white head and reduce his punishment to for- felture of estate and to perpetual ban- jshment from our lmperial court, Still Another Traltor, General Harrison Is not the traitor who has set his tong a-wag- ging and who has taken his pen in hand by reason of Mark's unaccounta- ble negligence in adopting my advice, A vagrant, globe trott ribbler named Samuel Lo C ene, De known by his sobriqn “Mark Twain! was emboldened by) General Harrison's example to Indi reflections designed—admiral 13 od—to bring our imperialistic fad into contempt and to make it and its propa- gandists the laughing stock of all crea. rat ) «ty I11; that his randfather, Harrison, spent mg one at that, ol fo presi def nd breast rous battle hile and vred une Glory, pris mer years, bs his s life w ing substitute, was presi ator by a ve he ance ny save only He cortain design tter | tion. Mark's article demonstrates be | yond all peradventure that he Is as great a master of irony as of humor, ri- valing Voltaire, Frederick the Great and John James Ingalls in the former as he rivals Henry Fielding, Abraham Lin coln and Artemus Ward in the latter. Now, Mark has tabernacled in the flesh considerably than threescore years and consequently ought to have known better than to run amuck on Mark's imperialistic host. His case 1s a sad one and is a fresh Hlustration of the truth of the ancient saw that “an old fool the greatest of all fools.” When Mark hauls him to the bar on a charge of leze majesty and en it is everlastingly too to do him any good, Mark will learn several things inter alia that age lke ignorance does not excuse, In extenuation of his trea- he may plead that he is a Misson rian and therefore must be shown; that millions love him not for the ene mies he has made, but for the children of the brain he hegotten, among whom are Colonel Mulberry Sel lers, 4, Senator Dillworthy, Tom Huckleberry Finn, The Unkindest Cut of All failing, r hearken more 18 wh late SON also which has Brig and Scotty auwyer But ing to upon himself VO! calamity the of Harrison and Clen The former 18 a resident of Indiana and might be shunted ut of the w as a “political has been.” 1 itizen of ticut ing denounced by neglect- brought 1} 8 efusing and unto me Mark an treason 1CNs ay ie latter is ght be as A eyes a ] and mi Hine millions of mes of The reading Seth Brown of Ohlo, ya tee of » at n racy gTes has never yet a. =» to then them exp deter at the na they e free ment it now, It may really intend to de, but the Filipinom We have refused to say this to 1} Why, bless my That ken like a Democrat and a reads like the made a year dently Mr them to some late in waking up, never. Clearly hanged for treason do. NETORS Ww tw be a say this for peace werad that this is a we have it carefully snd em soul! Was po It nts vi ng ttle than to be else will patriot speeches we and two Brown Demoer years ago. E has purpose been He was a | but better ill have thing Pe rm inte frown Ni Ww Riotous Totals, When the Fifty first congress was re proachfully denominated “the billion dollar congress,” Hon. Thomas Brack ett Reed sneeringly sald, “Well, this Is a billion dollar country,” as though that settled it. Republican freebooters everywhere hugged with delight and rmapturously exclaimed, “Big Tom Is awfully cute!” So they, deeming his a sufficient de | fense for all of raids upon the | publie treasury, have gone on from one outrage to another until themselves eplg FAM sorta Is conservative ¥ iy In the wrong pew to play the role of economist successfully. A wise man once sald to me, "There Is Just one thing the Republicans can't do, and that Is to economize.” Consequently, notwithstanding “Uncle Joe's" ocen- sional attempts at retrenchment, the appropriations have grown In riotous totals until the expenditures of the Fifty-sixth congress will exceed the enormous and incomprehensible sum of a billion and a half of dollars! The poet Campbell says wheels of nat ¢ future fr Applying that rule, If five will be further res his sneer 8 “Well, this ion doll try!” provided the Republican kicked an indignant Piling Peli perfori propria ire’s mazy plan the pa f man Mr. Reed CON Hed to st lives il ad, un not people. holiday piling of ap the arise.” of his hip nub yi hi unre ine O 08 10 I is atwob Ar ( are | out by mn upon Ossa was a beside the upon appre Republicans "Alps Senator Vest the great speech against the maa l subsidy blll declared that the Re leans, drunk with victory, will do any thing He right millions of dollars mony as the drink of wanton ance priation by Alps conclus! tion on in Was They squander average ed and utterly Hale of day to water ite They are Sent wa that felt compelled the reckless even Ma ne warn his Republi the day of WAN A8 one Thomas in t thren against He ean bre wra ’ IL 5 Qi 5 rm crying Jeff Power to Tax, The ars Next Speaker w he sennts hall of the into Joint the went MeKinley ted president « f th that upon hone bestow honor wi ! world has to giv on is full. Het him but place if all oup of ta by fo to the In that he he KeRR On was for a se fan ever the repubiie n nth man w)! f 1. the cD oa } there is ne his very CHET al presider absolutely people alone the Jefferson has a gold noble and bottom of my heat it with resolute tering heart i for him, but presid Amor ean's president and personally he is 8 most attractive man i good of the Am that ment way and ) onan | i ‘ days on Op endur he 1a my ont, evel Republicans are beginning to be alarm- ed. “Uncle Joe” Cannon Is a watch. dog of the treasury In spots and under takes spasmodically and sporadically to choke off the looters, but he Is evident. MODERN MISERS. Men Who Starve Themselves to Accumulate Money. fearful fascination of the accumulated was There is a certain about the stories of the misers past The money they of no more practic al value to them than the trinkets stolen amd secreted by some magpie or law. They hid the sight and use of men 1 and secret gloated wealth To gathet crusts offal, 4 rudg them starve of starvation miser The this man of that he In his Jacko it from and over it they Or ’ warm | live in not a few ial was dern miser in the frequ ly dies of sta to money eagern gather AN kidney “trouble,” etc., where is the first place to look for the cause of the dis- ease? Why, whefe else can it be but the stomach? The most probable cause of these forms of "weakness defici- ent nutrition resulting from the “weak ” condition of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. And if these di he liver, lungs, kidneys, in in the ach they must be cured thre ach, IT's receive "i is seases of _. ete, bey stom gh the ston AN IN jetters ERY DAY Or! 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