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Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902

"The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him"

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"BUT THEY'LL CRAWL LATER."
"There's beauty in the bellow of the blast,
There's grandeur in the growling of the gale;
But there's eloquence-appalling, when Stirling is aroaring,
And the Tiger's getting modest with his tail"
That was a Republican account. The second was:
"MAGUIRE ON TOP!"
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"The Old Man is Friendly. A Peace-making Dinner at the Manhattan
Club. Friends in Council. Labor and Democracy Shoulder to
Shoulder. A United Front to the Enemy."
The third, printed in an insignificant little penny paper, never read
and almost unknown by reading people, yet which had more city
advertising than all the other papers put together, and a circulation to
match the largest, announced:
"TACITURNITY JUNIOR'S"
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"ONCE MORE AT THE BAT!"
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"NO MORE NONSENSE.


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