The Basoness of Loco-Rocoisn
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The Evening Post tries to dissuade the Wings
from voting because they have been robbed of the
fondly expected fruits of the great victory of 1910
by death and Infamous treachery. What prcft
to be a WAtg?" says the oracle of Toryisrn :;
q Are times any better" Is it not little too
much that we are nfamously cheated out of the
great measures of National benefcence for which
we have so ardently struggled, and then tainted
with our undeserved misfortunes Why have we
gained so little by our victory? Because our
President died and our Vice President turned trai-
tor to his friends and carried the power which we
had ceafded to his hands over into the camp of
his enemies. Hence the blighting Vetoes, the
prostitution of the whole influence Of the Govern
ment to the aid Of Loco-F Focoism. And now, while
our victory is marred by outrageous treas ason-whie
our own artillery, in the hands of our Accidental
scourge, is playing upon US from the battlsments
TO which he was confidently elevated. by us, our
old enemies cry out, like Arnold in 1890, :. What
haze you gained 6y yeur struggles You might
letter surrender at discretion" WHIGs let
sour manly peal Of indignation-your shout of dis


iainful defance-give back the ungenerous tauRt
Of your malignant defamers!