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The Commoner
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VOLUME 10, NUMBER It
profane, Ignorant old moss-back."
Thcso epithets may bo torms of en
doarment in theso later days, but In
tho older, If not better, days of the
ropubllc, they would havo called for
platols and coffee. Theso aro only
oainplo remarks now being freely
hurled by tho two warring factions.
"O Temporal 0 Mores!"
It Is currently roported that the
administration has como to the rescuo
of Undo Joo in a general and com
prohonslvo way by cutting tho pro
gressives off from tho pie countor,
tho most cruol thing that has hap
pened slnco Herod Issued his decree,
which has sounded down tho ages,
"damning him to ovorlastlng fame."
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As a consequence tho progressives
are jumping sideways and yelling
wow! so as to bo heard from tho At
lantic to the Pacific. It is said that
Postmaster General Frank H. Hitch
cock, the political field marshal of tho
administration, is tho chief manipula
tor of the instruments of torture, and
lias issued the court order "Plug the
insurgents!" which, instead of car
rying consternation into tho ranks of
tho aforesaid insurgents, has simply
enraged them. It may turn out that
in boycotting tho insurgents the ad
ministration has committed a blunder
which an eminent personage once de
clared to ho worse than a crime. This
and the many and constantly in
creasing number of dissensions
among tho republicans must inevit
ably help the democrats, who have
no disposition to say to their oppo
nents "Pax Vobiscum! Peace Be
With You!"
It Is also stated upon what ap
pears to be good authority, that tho
republican congressional campaign
committee are instigating otandpat
candidates to oppose insurgent can
didates for congressional nomina
tions. Not only that, but their con
gressional districts are being flooded
with literature, trying to prove to tho
votors that progressives aro not re
publicans. Worse still, the managers
aro refusing to furnish campaign
funds to help elect progressives even
after they shall be nominated, some
of tho standpatters declaring that
they would prefer democrats to pro
gressives. On with tho dance!
Tho foregoing aro some of the rea
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year in a cheerful frame of mind
and there are others. "
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