Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 24, 1892 by Various
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My "genius" cannot claim to be "commanding."
* * * * * FLOWERY, BUT NOT MEALY-MOUTHED.--To those who suggested that sending troops to compel the barbarous Long-Islanders to be humane would lose Democratic votes, Governor FLOWER is reported to have replied,--"I don't care a ---- for votes. I am going to put law-breakers down, and the State in possession of its property." There was an old song, of which the refrain was, "I don't care a ---- for the people, But what will the Governor say?" Now we know what the Governor says. 'Tis well said. Henceforth he will be known as _The_ FLOWER of Speech. * * * * * [Illustration: PAN THE POSTER. PAN (_chuckling_). "HA! HA! WHO SAID THAT I WAS DEAD, AND PANIC-FEAR A THING OF THE ARCADIAN PAST?"] * * * * * SEA-SIDE ILLS. (_BY OUR MAN OVER-BORED._) A SEA S-IDYLL ON "BOARD AND RESIDENCE." That we hurry out of Town To the sea, |
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