| Show AVOID THE EARLY BOOM the political history of the past say for a quarter of a cont uty anyway shows bowa nothing more clearly than that it lit in bad politics to trot out your candidate too soon boon the blight which nipa and shrivels hriT elB the premature boom has haa become tc um proverbial pro no matter how long rod and tOn tenderly JerlY it way may have been cherished no matter how well coddled and healthy it may at lost lait appear a month or two of exposure too early to the abe season mason will generally suffice to cut it down as completely aid leave as ak few remnants of it as if it had never had soy any promise at all yet the papers for weeks week and past have been kivior us u to in great detail the she plans and peregrinations of various wol aspirants spirants spi rants for the presidential nomination nearly a twelvemonth henre hence nearer diome we have been burdened day after day with the names ant 1 of 0 candidates candidate for local office and not atre surely does each day see ee a reduction in ID the favorable chances of many of these faraway far away candidates than have bare the hopes of several of th mat species been irrevocably others have bare the same ob illing prospect close ahead of them history has baa a habit sometimes profitable and name times cruel of repeating itself in politics CB as aa in other wings there is in little in a boom of any kind to keep it for any great length of time at the top patch notch of popularity those of the political variety way may be welt well moped likened to a borne race the animal that bat starts out from the rag flag with all his speed every muscle to the utmost at most moat simply imply kabei the pace P for the others they are able it if wisely ridden to profit by hit his blunders where it la Is beavy going they can be eased up and got get their wind a little while he floun dera along bravely but nope losely the lost lead which their reserved freshness freab neM Is ii certain to capture it need hardly be mentioned that the winner la Is not the one that keeps keep ahead the greater part of the he distance dla tance if beaten by vo vouch much as ae a dose at the abe be an a surely burely loses the first prize an aa il if he had trailed all we way here however the simile will have to cease for whereas the abe second and even the third barms in it a race usually get some ome reward lor their gallatt gallant struggle the money at least which it oust them hem to get et into the contest in politics the second and third candidates when the ballots come to be counted up get I 1 0 g |
