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Show " All the Morality." The Rev. Some-thing Wilson, Chaplain of the late Iowa Mongrel Convention at Bes Moines, prayed for harmony in the ranks of his party, and that " Thy servants, ser-vants, oh Lord, in their coming political polit-ical struggle, ah, may roll up, ah, a sublime majority, ah, of not less, oh Lord, ah, than forty thousandth. " The faithful, a large sprinkling of New Euglaud oQ'shoots, did nut exacily cjme in through the paayer with the oid-fashioned "Amen!" " Glory hallelujah!" hal-lelujah!" ''Amen!" but the responses re-sponses were, "Go it, boots!" "Bully for you!" "Them's uml" interspersed inter-spersed with shouts, stamping, and laughter. This reverend U ilsou created cre-ated a sensation, aud his prayer was censidered the gem of the occasion. So much for the morals of the ruling party. Acio York JJy Book. |