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The same tunes by another fiddle will sound as sweet [copy 2].
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The same tunes by another fiddle will sound as sweet [copy 2].
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1872
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The same tunes by another fiddle will sound as sweet [copy 1].
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1872
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The new Democratic Party whip -- whipping into line.
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1872
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The new organ- (we beg the Tribune's pardon) -ization on its "new depa...
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1872
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Cut behind! ("All the world's a stage").
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1874
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What the honest "N.Y. Tribune," which is not an organ, does to Democra...
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1872
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"The pirates," under false colors. -- Can they capture the ship of sta...
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1872
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Shadows of forthcoming events.
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1870
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Out, damned spot! Out, I say!.
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1872
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What H. G. knows about thraeshing.
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1872
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The third-term panic [copy 2].
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1874
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The third-term panic [copy 1].
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1874
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Bringing the thing home--(Dedicated to the Baltimore Convention).
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1872
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The New York Tribune's "disclosures".
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1874
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Our friends, the enemy.
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1884
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Brains for sale cheap as we have so much on hand.
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1885
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Two great questions.
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1871
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The rivals.
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1871
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After the New-York election.
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1885
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The would-be mayor preparing to quell a riot.
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1837
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The meeting of the friends, City Hall Park.
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1863
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Apollo amusing the gods.
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1872
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The key-note of the campaign.
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1872
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The prospect in New York.
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1876
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A dead failure.
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1874
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Every public question with an eye only to the public good.
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1873
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Old Honesty among the ruins of Tammany.
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1872
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What kept them from the polls.
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1885
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Democratic companions (?) in arms.
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1875
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Puck illustration: The burial of the babes. One thing the Brooklyn Ind...
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1885
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The next in order -- any thing! Oh, any thing!.
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1872
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Which nobody can deny.
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1871
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68,000 votes for Henry George in N.Y. City, and don't you forget it.
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1886
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The old Tammany-Clubs.
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1892
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What I know about farming.
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1871
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That's what's the matter.
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1871
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Too inflammatory.
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1872
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The sympathetic sheriff.
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1873
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Senator Mahone "in the saddle again".
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1885
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On to Washington!.
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1871
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How "to knock them higher than a kite".
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1871
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What are you going to do about it, if Old Honesty lets him loose again...
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1872
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The wolf in sheep's clothing.
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1872
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His own avenue will be well paved.
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1886
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The plumb of it.
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1886
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Wholesale and retail.
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1871
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Paper politics. "Cleveland & collapse.".
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1892
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St. Patrick's Day 1867.
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1867
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Strike oil (Hunter's Point).
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1881
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Tilden and --.
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1876
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The "practical politician," the curse of our country.
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1886
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Let the good work (house-cleaning) go on.
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1871
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Princip-als, not men -- a lawyer pleading for his "client".
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1875
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A respectable screen covers a multitude of thieves.
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1868
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A dog returneth to his vomit.
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1871
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Tammany Hall will whip creation this fall.
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1873
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The usual Irish way of doing things.
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1871
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Anything to beat Grant!.
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1872
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The bundlers. New York, July 4.
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1868
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I am going to vote for Cleveland and Tariff Reform.
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1884
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Another inflated power burst.
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1873
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Three blind mice! See how they run! The Times cut off their tales with...
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1871
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Circumstances alter cases.
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1872
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Under the thumb.
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1871
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Cronin "organized himself." Sketched from descriptions of newspaper re...
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1877
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The new board of education.
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1871
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An apology to the public (after the play).
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1871
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H. G. Diogenes has found the honest man.
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1871
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King Andy's spaniel.
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1867
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Who ought to have the cardinal's hat in America?.
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1874
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What the German Democrats have done about it.
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1871
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The whited sepulchre [copy 1].
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1872
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The whited sepulchre [copy 2].
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1872
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Red hot!.
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1872
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The Tammany lords and their constituents.
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1871
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The latest fashion.
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1876
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A Fields of action.
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1872
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Comedy of errors.
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1872
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The administration's hardest job.
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1885
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Caesarism -- third-termism vanished.
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1876
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Perspective view of Canal Street. Scales to the section of canal.
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1860
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Misrule has reigned long enough!.
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1896
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The rehearsal.
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1871
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Our mare still lives.
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1871
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The "brains".
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1871
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Keep the ball rolling. -- Campaign song.
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1868
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A walking match between two editors.
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1874
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Shylock, we would have moneys and votes.
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1872
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"His dignity" could not face soldiers North or South.
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1888
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Notice. No more blowers (bellows) wanted for storms.
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1840-1902
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