"HORNY HANDED SONS OF THE SOIL."

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 281, 22 November 1873, Page 2

"HORNY HANDED SONS OF THE SOIL."

To the Editor op the Nemos Evening Mitt' Sra — Permit me to say a word or two to my fellow working men. ■ ; . < Beware, beware of the wolf in sheep's clothing to be eeen hoveling about the " Broken Ring and moral character shop." , , , : : Beware of any candidate who pledges himself ;deeply to serve only one end of. a province. : ; ; Havina : eo pledged, if he has honor Ihj rauafc redeem his pledges, if he does he must injure the other, and if he does not, having lost his honor he is not wcrttf having at this end. Beware of the man who calls working men mosquitos, weak but troublesome ; don't be mistaken, fight shy of him, you will fln<r hita a regular old horse-fly; and a word of advice to him lure:— Horse-fly though he may be, he had better not try and get among the working men, he don't belong to them, and he is not w jnted ; he has plenty of occupation among broken down working men sales of furniture. He is suspiciously regarded, and so is his mate. Working men clear out of the shop, and don't be humbugged. Endless questions are asked. What has Curtis done? The question is rather what has O'Conor done? What will he do? How long has he been amongst us ? Can we trust him? la it wise to jamp out of the frying pan into the are? For myself I shall vote lor Cattis as the best man. v ' . • '■ * "■ I am, &c, - ■ h . A Tkot: W»EKisra Man. ' i-'tl — — ————___________ ] |;