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Mr. Roebuck has obtained in Sheffield the valuable support of
Mr. Broadhead, who perceives, with a true instinct, that if Mr. Mundella gets in, and carries his plans of conciliation, murders on behalf of Trades' Unions will cease ; but that if Mr. Roebuck gets in, the blind wrath between masters and men is likely to be further cherished.
