The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-02
EDITORIAL ITEMS
VorE for Tilden.


VoTE for Tilden and Hendricks.
VoTE for Tilden, Hendricks and Re-
form.
VorE for Tilden, Hendricks, Reform
and Hooker.
OUR next President-Samuel J.. Til>
den. Hurrah for Uncle Samuel!
The Times says the potato crop of
Kinds county is almost a total failure.
THE people demand a change in the
government, and next Tuesday will tell
the tale.
VOTE at the precinct where you are
registered, for you cannot vote else
where.
DoN'T get weary in well doing; press
on the columns, for victory awaits the
reformers.
REMEMBER next Tuesday. Go to the
polls and vote for Tilden, Hendricks
and Hooker.
DESIGNATED the
30th of November as a day of thanks
giving and prayer.
AFTER the Centennial, the main ex-
hibition building is to be used for a
permanent show.
The New Orleans Democrat says
Rutherford B. Hayes is a dead duck,
snd We believe it.
PREPARATIONS for the Eastern war
still continue. England has sent
troops to the East.
ALL business ought to be suspended
next Tuesday. Close your doors and
devote the day to your country's cause.
THE Presidential election takes place
next Tuesday, November 7th. Don't
forget TO vote for Tilden and Hendricks.
The Centennial closes next Friday.
However, visitors will be allowed adj
mittance until all things are removed.
THE lightning will strike next Tues
day. and knock the Radical party into
atoms. Where, oh! where, will Hayes
be then?
THE National Democratic Committee
has received glorious news from all
parts of the Union-cheering and en-
coursging.
GRANTIsM and military usurpation
will receive the peoples veto next Tues
day, and Hon. Samuel J. Tilden will be
Endorsed. ~
EDWARD S. Stokes, the man who
killed Col. Jim Fisk, has served out his
time in the ~penitentiary, and has been
restored to liberty. +
The soldiers hat have been sent to
South Carolina, are in favor of Tilden
for President. and Hampton for Cover
nor. Tell the news Ulysses.
THE Indignation of the Northern
people is aroused on account of Grants
false proclamation and his dangerous
design of military interference.
Coz. ED. RICHARDSON'S mother died
very suddenly on the train, between
Canton and jackson, M night last
week. She was eighty-six years old.
A GREAT Republican defeat will take
place next Tuesday, and at the same
time a glorious Democratic victory will
be achieved. On, for Tilden and Hen
bricks! .ar
THE municipal election in the city of
Baltimore on the 25th inst. was carried
by the Democracy by 1880, being a
gain of 5000 over the city council cleo
ton of last year.
Ar q Democratic procession in New
York City, a few nights ago, the blaze
Of fifty thousand torches, says the Sun,
bore witness to the fact that New York
is overwhelmingly for Tilden. Il
DEMOCRATIC clubs everywhere should
make it their duty to give every pro-
to their colored members. Pro- ;
tect them at all hazards. and allow no
person to intimidate them. ac
Gov. CHAMBERLAIN, of South Caro- I
lima, has been indicted for slandering |
the people of his State, by a grand
inry, composed Of white and coiored. Z
He will hear the peoples verdict next
week. -
A LARGE number of Methodist minis 7
tiers and laymen, representing the q
Northern and Southern branches OF the .
church. have recently held meetings in !
Louisville, KY, fer the establishment .
81 more fraternal f~eelinos "