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Init BEEF. Some oil the Wings have
the unblushlng brass ,odeny that that par
ty. or its leaders, ever promised the people
Of the country 1.-Two dollars day s ruas
beef in the event OF Cen Harrison's e
lection. We have before us. taken from
the Boston Courier, (Whis. an account q
the Great Bunker Hill Wing mecling.''
held in September. 1910, in which ac-
count we find the following motto upon
the banner carried by the Boston Lc.esa
ton:


MuHy's Policy Fifty cents a day


And French soup!


Our po1icy-Twn dollarsa a day


And roast beef!
Reverse:


March 4, 1871.
The end Of the administration Of broken
promises


Now. what have these gentlemen TO
say about broken promises ?''-Ball. Rep.
CoSclsELY STATED The Pennsylvani-
an we'll remarks that the system Of doc
TRIES sci forth by the Wings, when ta-
ken in connexlon, amounts to this. -
:'rhat law and order should prevail, when
the law is made by wings, and order en-
forced BY them. Dat not otlierwise-,hat
the majority should govern when the ma
jori,y is on the whig side, but not other
wise-that a certificate Of an election,
from the regular authority, should en,i-
tie q person 10 an office, when that per
son ,s whig, but not otherwise. This
is no new notion. The aristocracy oi
every nation have always acted upon it ia
. greater or less EXTENT