People's Pilot, Volume 6, Number 2, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 July 1896 — The Court. [ARTICLE]

The Court.

Am the great Supreme Court, The Boss of all America. , I’ve got a dead cinch, see? There’s no disputing me—not much. I interpret the law. I Interpret it any way I please and all you can do is—roar. t Who said congress? What do I care for Congress? Congress ain’t in it alongside of me. Let ’em make laws—l’ll' smash ’em. I can take a law made by congress for the good of the people and read it backwards, upside down, inside out, and interpret it so its own mother would not recognize it. I play few favorites —mighty few. Corporations and Plutocrats Are my particular pets, and you bet I see that their interests are protected. That’s what I’m here so The people be d d. lam the only silk-gowned, white-wigged high mucky-muck this side the big puddle, and don’t you forget it.—-Kansan. The gold bug democrats will not likely bolt the Chicago convention with a great blow of trumpets, when that body endorses free silver, but they will quietly vote the republican ticket, and wheh the election returns come in, will say, “didn’t we tell you so?”