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The Grey Days

Evermore all the days are long, ies are grey, Restlessly wander the baffling winds the blinding spray, And the drifting currents come pents across my way

and go like ser

Wearily fades the evening lim.drearily wears the night, ,

The ghostly mists, and the hurrying clouds, and the breakers’ crests of white, i

Have blotted the stars from the desolate skies, have curiained tl om my sight,

Speeding alone, my wave-toss d bark encounters

no passing sail, Welcoming friend no challenging for answers ny eawer hail J ‘s Only the sobbing, unquiet waves and the wind's unceasing Wail.

Hopefully still my sails are bent, my pilot is

faultlessly true,

He holds my course as though the seas and the mirrored skies were biue,

And the port of peace, where the winds are still, were evermore in view.

Far over the spray and the rain and the clouds, shines the eternal sun,

The unchanging stars in the curtained dome still gleam when the day is done, :

And the mists will be kissed from the laughing skies when the port of rest is won.

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A Story that Made Votes.

The Virgina campaign will go into history as the battle royal of the story tellers. John &. Wise, who is 8 whole minstrel show, end man, interlocutor and all, set the pace to commence with. He told stories from tho mountains to the costand the whole State was a grin. The tide was Republican. Fitz Lee tried the saddle and the Confeder- ate flag racket for a while, and then he too, tell to telling stories. The Repub- lican tide reached its flood. As the finish neared, story telling became. the issue. Mahone sent for Sherman and Foraker, and attempted to infuse some into the campaign. The effort was a tailare. The Republican tide receeded. Then the Democrats re- doubled the fanny business. They seot for Dan Voorhees, for O'Neil of Mis-

souri and for Akers of Tennessee, and

seriousness

Barbour’s request of them was: ‘**Teil stories ! for God’s sake tell stories!” Parson Massey crawled outof a_ sick

bed to make sport for the party, It was a queer giemen| to infuse into poli- tics, but int id Dominion polities at that, but it won. There were no dueis, and less blood was spilled in the whole campaigo than is usually let out in a day when Virginia is politieally moved. He laughs best who !aughs last,and the Democrats laughed lust.

Mr. Akers is redearsing some of ‘the stories with which be made Democratic votes and out of all his repertory he selects this as the one which proved most etfective.

‘A nigger had a dream and thought he went to heli. The next day he told his friends what he had dreamed, and they asked him a great many ques- tions.

“Did you see old Satan down dar?

“ «Ob, yes; [ seed old Satan an’ Bel- zybub an’ Poliynn an’ de bull lot. Dey wos jes’ stundin’ roun’ an’ tendin’ to de bisnis, pokin’ de fires an’ makin it berry hot.’

“ ‘Was—was dey any siggers down dar?’ asked one.

“ ‘Ob, yes, dey wos heaps of viggers, heaps ob ’em.’

“ +White folks ?

* ‘Oh, ves, lots o’ white folks, scores ob ’em."

* «Democrats ?

* ‘Oh, yes, pleaty Democrats.’

“*An’ Puablikinos ?’

“ “Oh, yes; de Publikins dey wos in one pen by deyselves, an’ de Democrats dey wus in a pen, too,

“* ‘Was de brack and de white Publi- king in de same pen ?”

** “Yes, dey was all togedder in the same pen.’

** Wat wor dey all doin?

“-Well, I clar tor goodnis, when I locked in dat ar penand seed dem it *peared like ebery white Publikin had a nigger holdin’ ’twixt him and de fire to cotch de heft ob de heat.” ’

“*T estimate that story Was good for 1,200 nigger votes to our side in this Virginia campaign,’’ says Mr. Akers.

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