Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891 by Various
page 52 of 58 (89%)
page 52 of 58 (89%)
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[Illustration: _Queen_. "He's fat, and scant of breath,
Here, Hamlet, take my napkin, rub thy brows."] * * * * * POLITICS UP TO DATE. (_SPECIMEN LEADER FROM AN IRISH PAPER IN A CHRONIC STATE OF REVOLUTION._) WEDNESDAY, 9 A.M.--We appear this morning awaiting the future with confidence and hope. So far, we have been able to conduct this journal on patriotic lines. We have denounced the Leader of the Party as the enemy of his country, and have applauded his opponents as the saviours of society. But we cannot conceal from ourselves that the time may arrive when this policy may be reversed. The hour may come-- 10 A.M.--It has! We have much pleasure in informing our readers that, after a vigorous fight (honourable to all who took part in it), we have conquered. This paper is in our hands, and henceforward we shall support, to the best of our ability, the Leader of the Party, and denounce the infamous pretensions of his opponents; still, it would be unwise to ignore the possibilities of the future. We may be overpowered by a tyrannical majority. The time may come-- 11 A.M.--It has! Hurroo! It was hard fighting to get back; but here we are again, ready to denounce the leader, and support his opponents. For the moment we are victorious, but who shall prophesy what may be looming in the distant ages? The hour may come-- |
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