Ka Leo o ka Lahui, Volume II, Number 371, 19 January 1892 — THE DUTY OF THE HOUR. [ARTICLE]

THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

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«p|y t a»d abilitv. and patrk*£sm.| and hunkum, up to the urwßtj hour. T&erp i§ not even enmtgh left cf tbe rrtorin raovement of| 18H7 lo form Ihe rump of a - partv.! andao the fev slray sh«cp that stUl | cling iit tbe natr.e. are adviard iti 1 reuds like a iuneral aemion,' ♦o voie fbr a ticket Ihal is uol the>rs. • to <% aubordinate |*«raonal feeiinf|, eve:ijuat in4tcnathm io Ihe puhlie good. M Tb* pith of this etegant paradox ia aeen in Ihe fact. that ihe PrßLic is theobiect of thewhole : indictment; the public having ap-' I parentiy doclind to »ake stock in what is for the 'puhlie good." «it ar«iprr. bosti ' Tlic Bood)ers l'nion has becotue the grave of a £reMf pwty!! Oh. monstroue! but one half penny worth of reform hread tothis » inlolerabU deal of ? Sack ! i