Moonshine. May 8, 1886.
A parody on the same song, but taking exactly the opposite view of the question, appeared in The Liberal Home Ruler for January 8, 1887. It was written by W. E. Sadler, and commenced, “Is there for honest policy.”
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A Radical’s Lament.
Joe Chamberlain, my Joe,
“When we were first acquent,”
Your speech was like a Radical’s,
With us your life was spent;
But now you’ve sadly changed, Joe,
Your voice we hardly know,