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ABUSE, PLAIN AND _ | ANCY, AT _ ROEBUCK MEETING Local Civil: Servant Termed ‘‘Stool Pigeon.‘‘ Other ‘‘Nawsty‘‘ Things Said by Speakers. buck, now Dneing winavoteâ€"Kenne specches degene of abuse withkou ments to suppoI difficult to have ‘*Profiteers,"‘‘ *‘ and H His Untruths,‘‘ Grafters,‘‘ *‘ Po onto, the home **‘The thing, er,"‘ ‘*Meighen the Fricksier,"" acA10 Hughes, the worldâ€"famous who was » going to take our children out and shoot them ‘before sunrise,""‘â€"these were a few of the choice ]'hl’d\(‘s used without argument or lu' to _ back them up or explain them. Indecd, there was practically no argument; nothing but rather wildâ€"sounding stat< ments. About the only direct appeai was not of the highest patriolie type. 1t was Mrs. Prenter‘s appeal :â€"‘‘ V ote for your class!‘‘ With the memory of Hon. Mr. Guthrie‘s reasoned, logtâ€" cal, courteous and fair address so fresh in memory, Friday evening‘s meeting sounded perhaps worse than it might have otherwise. lt is only fair to state thai Messrs. ! Wm. DeFeu and Len Newton did keep within genmilemanly bounds. Mr. 1)n§ Feu, as (hau'man confined his opening remarks to a contradiction of the sugâ€" gestion that Mr. Roebuck was not the| recognized Labor candidate. He mlld‘ Mr. Roehuck was endorsed by the | National Labor Party and brou(r’ht ont’ by the locals of the Party in lemhk.l-! ming. â€" His campaign was financed the workingmen, £1,000 being raised in Cobalt, $400 of this being from the Miners‘ Union. Mr. Newton saifd the Union Governâ€" ment was not really a Union Governâ€" ment. Tt is only 1'el»r(-sented with aâ€" bout 20 per cent. of the people of Canada. _ He thought it impossible for the right change to have cccurred in the past fivre or six weeks. Conâ€" Mr. No ment was ment. â€" 1t Clress BMKG SHIVCPS LL Cb LOLILL on the fence. He claimed that everyâ€" body wanted to win the war, but his part for the evening was A peculiar one to this was the zsutnor of most of the sizzling phrases given‘ above, but when they are taken from his address little remains, except that he termed Mr. Stewart, Crown Cimber Agent, ‘‘nothing but a stool pigzson.‘‘ He also said that Hon. F. B. Carvell was a produce dealer. All t {aiberâ€" als in the Union Government ~e sugâ€" gested were corrugated or worse. Masses of the people were disâ€" franchised under the British North America Act, he stated. en conscription ofâ€"dollars as soun a« seription of human blood,"‘ hs saie. but he gave no particulars. hoz sae tme being he seemed to be oul s .# blood. After Mrs. Prenter‘s soure~> discovered that 68 men im i: he got at it again. This time he had an unorganized district had been reâ€" fused to have their names added to the list by the enumerator. **| ‘ntend , to send a night lettergram about it to | each of those Grits that joined the ; rotien gang,‘‘ be said in e Hoe! also threatoned wasi he v d C he should get some Union G vernment man before him as magistrate for| breaking the Election Act. \{rs. Harriet Pronter by her humorâ€". ous introduction won the audience for the start. The election was a battle between Democracy and Special Priâ€" vilege, she said, and she made the apâ€" peal ‘‘Vote for your Class!‘*‘ â€"War time was <the hunting season for the predatory interests, though they had no elose season, according to Mrs. Harriet Prenter. She said the minds af the people were confused by the war, and also by the ‘flagâ€" waving.‘‘ The working people, she thought, were the only ‘‘winâ€"theâ€"war‘‘ part: To wmake a Union Government onl of the ~present Cabinet she considercd akin to trying to revive a corpse y transâ€" fusion of blood. The Ross she hranded assa barefaced myrcâ€"rous thing, and abe seemed sto regre! that Mr. Ellis who sold feld glas=>= to the Militia was not in jail, but no partieuâ€" I@ars were given. **The Untruths of QGuthrie‘! was another ot her phrases, LemIigeuX® _ L0VGiâ€" ULiiiliag Franchise â€" Actâ€"a â€" fiendish ‘ ©Borden the Spineless Leadâ€" Meighen the Trickster,"‘ **Sam , the cworldâ€"famous who was to take our children out and them ‘before sunrise,"‘â€"these few of the choice phrases used t argument or logie back nr. "axnlain «them." lndecd, ‘‘Low, Contemptibi tical **Tor of the Plutocrats, Actâ€"a fool thing,‘ a â€" Actâ€"a â€" fiendis _the Spineless Lead he Trickster,"‘ ** San Adâ€"famous who wa ten 11 Guthme 3 ‘ontempt: this tame« pAr dbjected to the appealing to the woâ€" men on the line of sentiment. The rest oi ~or address was along the usâ€" ual lines that the Union Government was old Tory Government in disâ€" guise. d (the crediting of the new govern. ont with all the real and fanâ€" ~ed dals of the old. Mr. Roeâ€" muck, culogized, as a ‘*born demâ€" broaud l iman viewpoint.‘‘ } e believed, wou‘l‘d ‘ : of Labor. i1# to Mrs.: EFr this distr 4o par P > MIS Ior no werC omm agliect aÂ¥z}:qâ€" earhcr in the cvenmg, body. staried to leave. brave women, however, Save the King,"‘ and : anthem through. *‘*G People,"‘ called out a n going ont. That made for that meeting. 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