Out Of Season

The following parapraph shows the sort of ïibberish and balderdash Brick Pomeroy dishee up to his readers in his Denver paper, The Great West : Are yon, dear reader, not heartlly lek of the rraiulK, Jobber? and favoritlsm t hat 1b practlced by thofie you have placed In power ? Do you not feel that you must have relief from the rich aristocracles and monopolies that are now grlndlngyou lnto the dugt and heaplng tazes upon yim that are klmott nnbearable? If yon are, wliy do you not take steps to relieve yourMll I How will this grcat roformer(?) secure the proposed relief? Will it bc accomplishcd by electins: such as be to office ? It ia not many ycars back in history sincc this samo I'omeruy, then holding lortb at La Crosse, Wis., publUhcd one of the vilest rebel sheets ever thrown oat among the people. He callcd the federal army " liincoln's hirclings," swore vengeance upon every war mea.sure, cried cut agaiost every sentiment which was union loving, and did all in his power to defeat our soldiers in the field. This is one of the men who now, in the most prospcrous times the nation haf ever secn, cries out against the men elected to office. He would tryto make the people discontented, and endeavor to make tbem belicve that thcy are oppressed by burdensouie taxes. Is thcre a nation on earth where the taxes are lichter? Is there a country whcre a man reccives ao many benefits from hi.s government and payg so little for them? The people don't secm to be in a mood to appreciate the out of season drivel which ulabbers from the mouth of this orack-brained wind bag.