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The Globe is evidently uneasy at the prospects
Of the ''Coon Campaign" of 1914, 4,--and we OBJ
serve that the Richmond Enquirer is very much
shocked at the idea of Clay songs" and "Whig
professions" But it all will not do. The songs
,piH be sung-the shouts ,cW be raised the
CooNs will work. They think it as well to be
gay and lively about their business, as to toll
goomily and In sullen silence. Why, even
already, when the Wings are referred to the
glorious days of 1910, they are impatient to begin
the same career The Globe and the Enquirer
may, therefore, prepare themselves for contin-
ued succession of the NuMMERrEs" which the
people choose to have.-Aie1andrid Gazette.