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There is, in the history of this coun


try, no previous instance in which the


prospects of one party were SO cheer


ing, and of the other so dark. gloomy,


forlorn, hopeless. We regret that the
foe we have to mectis so weak and dis


pirited. 1t will not make the contest


interesting even.


But what else was to have been ex-


pected? Could any reasonable man sup
pose that party of the American peo-
pie which triumphed in 1910 by the
unprecedented and Overwhelming ma
jority Of $50, 900! sweeping loco
focoism like chaf before the breath of
herven, would thus soon be dispirited,
broken and powerless? Is'it reasona-
bic to suppose that majority like this
ofintellgen and jealous freemen whose
will had been trampled under the heel
of Despotic TREASON, would not
in its own law abiding time rise in It's
strength, and in the first onset of prepa-
ration, strike terror 10 the hearts Of a
few squalid !ocos, who stand in the way
Of the gathering storm, and listen TO the
rumblings and meanings which presage
its terrific devastations2


This campaign will effectuaIly teach
the lesson that the will of the American
People cannot be subdued or thwarted
by an Infamous treason. Though, in
calm obedience TO the law of the land.
a Traitor President may not be hurled
by violence upon the axe or gibbet which
his treason merits, his name and deeds
Will be execrated, and his raiders and a.
bettcrs with all who countenance, en-
courage, or share the spoils Of his trea-
son, will be shorn Of their power and
laid by TO dry on the stool Of repent
ance.