side pocket and then as he turned his eyes slowly on felt in his waistcoat pocket for his pencil case i don t approve it at all said j who hated s calculated and conceit in his own be good enough to put a stop to it will you mr i know is an excellent liberal said just his head to and then alternately looking at and his bills but he is perhaps too inexperienced to be aware that no � a � can be conducted without the action of able men who must � a � be trusted and not with and as to any possibility of promising to put a stop � a � to any � a � that depends if he had ever held the coachman s ribbons in his hands as i have in my younger days � a � he would know that stopping is not always easy i know very little about holding ribbons said but i saw clearly enough at once that more mischief had been done than could be well mended though i believe if it were heartily tried the treating might be reduced and something might be done to hinder the men from turning out in a body to make a noise which might end in worse they might be from making a noise on our side said smiling that is perfectly true but if they made a noise on the other � would your purpose be answered better sir was moving about in an irritated manner while and were speaking he preferred leaving the talk to the attorney of whose talk he himself liked to keep as clear as possible i can only say answered that if you make use of those heavy fellows when the drink is in them i shouldn t like your responsibility you might as well drive to roar on our side as bribe a set of and to shout and groan the radical a lawyer may well envy your command of language mr said hi bills again and shutting up his pencil but he would not ba satisfied with the accuracy � a � of your terms you must permit me to check your use of the word the essence of is that it should be proved there is not such a thing � a � in � a � as there has been no such thing as at i ll answer for it the presence of a body of fellows oa � a � the liberal side will tend to order for we know that the benefit clubs from the district will show for indeed the gentleman who has conducted the at is experienced in and would not exceed � a � the necessary measures that a rational judgment would dictate what you mean the man who calls himself johnson said in a tone of disgust before chose to answer broke in saying quickly and the long and the short of it is this mr i shall desire and insist that whatever can be done by way of remedy shall be done will that satisfy you you see now some of a candidate s difficulties said breaking into his most agreeable smile i hope you will have some pity for me i suppose i must be content said not thoroughly i bid you gentlemen when he was gone out and had closed th� door behind him turning round and flashing in spite of himself an angry look at said and who is johnson an i suppose it seems you are fond of the name turned paler but of this sort between himself and had been too much in his of late for him to be taken by surprise he turned quietly round and just touched the shoulder of the person seated at the who now rose n the contrary answered the johnson in question is this gentleman whom i have the pleasure of to you as one of my most active in mr johnson of row london i am comparatively a � a � in these matters but he was engaged with james in two hardly and there could scarcely be a better is one of the first men of the country as an agent � a � on the liberal side � a � eh johnson i think is � a � not altogether a match for him not quite of the same � a � � a � in � a � and experience is a wonderful man and so is said the johnson too vain not to be pleased with an opportunity of speaking even when the situation was rather awkward for but for management knows men sir he went on turning to it s a thousand that you have not had his talents employed in your service he s beyond any man for saving a candidate s money � does half the work with his tongue he ll talk of any thing from the and that sort of thing down to the joke about where are you going � you know what i mean sir back again says � an excellent joke understands these things he has said to me johnson bear in mind there are two ways of speaking au audience will always like one is to tell them what they don t understand and the other is to tell them what they re used to i shall never be the man to deny that i owe a great deal to i always say it was a most thing in the election last year that was not on the tory side he managed the women and if you ll believe me sir one fourth of the men would never if their wives hadn t driven them to it for the good of their families and as for speaking � it s reported in our london circles that writes regularly for the times he has that kind of language 