[Mostoleswifi-opina] Be done, and no quarter given. Lieutenants had gone to Coniston for further order

Vie Abr 9 03:07:21 CEST 2010

 Newcastle Guardian? He did not answer them, or retaliate in other
newspapers, but Jethro Bass had never made use of newspapers in this
way. Still, nothing ever printed about him could be compared

with those articles. Had remorse suddenly overtaken him in his old
age? Such were the
questions people we're asking all over the state--people, at least,
who were interested in politics, or in those operations which went by
the name of politics: yes, and many private citizens--who had
participated in politics only to

the extent of voting for such candidates as Jethro
in his wisdom had seen fit to
give them, read the articles and
began to say that boss domination was at an end. A new era was at
hand, which they fondly (and very properly) believed was to be a
golden era. It was, indeed, to be a golden era--until things got
working; and then the gold would cease. The Newcastle
Guardian, with unconscious irony, proclaimed the golden era; and
declared that its columns, even in other days and under other
ownership, had upheld the wisdom of Jethro Bass. And he was still a
wise man, said the Guardian, for he had had sense enough to give up
the fight. Had he
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