Show I LITTLE PLEASANTRY ral Clinton B Fisk of New Jer 10 expects to bi the Prohibition he for President this year may ry good man but he requiries Lion in the social and political ties The other day Mrs Grover nds name was published as a her of 100 to the Prohibition snereas the lady had neither luted nor been asked to con a cent to the advancement of ll l water cause The facts having fit G IeraC Fisk has been forced leaking an explanation of lad the explanation being not creditable to him or his asso I He says that someone said Irs Ceveland down for 100 pay it so Fisk put the named name-d the list was published with 1 w A out comment or explanation Genera Fisk says it was only a little pleasantry The Prohibition apostle has very peculiar ideas of pleasi n rv Let us suppose a case Let us suppose that General Fisk was the nominee for Governor of New Jersey on the Prohibition Pro-hibition ticket and that fee salon n keepers were contributing to s fund to defeat him let us suppose sup-pose that some liquor seller should say Put Mrs General Fisk down for 100 and Ill pay it lotus lot-us suppose the list of contributors was published Mrs Fiskg name appsariQ among the others would the general regard it as only a little rleasantry t It is not likely that tne joke would be relished either by Fisk his wife or the Prohibition party And yet the pleasantry pleas-antry would be neither meaner nor more creditable than that of which Fisk was guilty in the use of Mrs Cleveland Cleve-land name as above described It was an advertising trick and a most contemptible con-temptible one |