May 31.
THE catch-words of politics are like the popular songs of the music halls. For a time they catch and stir the masses but their vogue is evanescent and in a comparatively brief space of time they not only fall unmeaning on the ears of the proletariat but their utterance provokes repugnance and wonder that anyone found pleasure or responded With enthusiasm to what is so evidently jejune.
Looking back for a few years can recall certain shibboleths
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