Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

holding your vote from Judge samp-
sonY Reason honestly with yourself,
and honestly answer at the polls.
southern Argument.
The following letter was recently
received by q business firm in Cincin-
naii:
Sept. 2 1876
SorrTH CAROLINA AIKEN COUNTY
MoNTMORENcT, s. G.
Nessrs. p. PosceH q: Son
4n''''s' DEAR SIRs~f /
drop YOU this to say to you that |
| want YOU to ship me one of your
Colts NAVY Size Pistols withe moulds
and other Equipments withe 1t. l
Coo ~ in your Price List that they are
cnoted nt seven dollars and that they
are second-handed Pistol warranted
fo Re in good working order If the
Pistol filIs the Bill you will have a
GOOD number of orders from this part
of the Country rs we are all deter
mined 10 Carry our State in the COM
jne EfxctiOn Democratic. Respect
fu5iv vours JAMES A. MosLEY.
ship co. ID. to Aiken SO Ca with
the privolige of examineing.
In the advertising columns of the
Charleston Ne,cs and Courier appear
numerous advertisements, samples of
which we give below:
A Card Until further notice / will
receive applications from those seek
ing employment on Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays, and orders
from employers for Straight-out
Democratic Working-men on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. |
am prepared to furnish Democrats
with Democratic labor, at reasonable
wages. to any extent, at q moments
notice. TO employ Republicans and
starye Democrats no longer pays. 1t
is 4 crime. and will be held to strict
accountability. II. s. THAIRN
75 Broad st.
To our Merchants, Wharfowners,
and Tradesmen generally:-The
Working mems Democratic Associa-
ton are now prepared to furnish
from 100 to 200 able bodied men for
any kind of work. Apply ut their
hail Queen ST., near Meeting, from 8
to IL M, 2 to and 7 to 9p. IN.
Butchers to Buy From Where do
you buy your meat?-To the Demo
cratic public: The undersigned,
butchers in the Charleston markets,
who are earnest supporters of the
cause Of HAMPTON AND GOOD
GOVERNMENT, respectfully solicit
the custom Of their Democratic fell
low citizens.
Housekeepers can get their meats
from "Democratic Headquarters"
stalls Nos. 40, 80, 5S and 80, Lower
Market; also Nos. 8 and 10 Upper
Market, from cents to l2a cents per
pound. II is not Democratic money
alone we want, but WADE HAMP-
TON and REFORM.
And yet tho Democrats tell us
there's nothing wrong in the South
upon the part Of the Democracy
that there is no intimidation, no
murder, and no obstruction to free
ballot; that all tho wrong there is
coused by Radical carpet-baggers.
The truth Is that there Is no freedom
no safety-for Republicans In the
South. The shotgun, pistol, bowie
knife and bloodhound are the phys
ical arguments used for Tilden and
Reform. And In addition to these,
by withdrawal OF trust aud patron
age, refusal to employ Republicans,
threatening that they shall be starved
unless thoy submit to Democratic
dictation, tho Democracy of the
Southern States secure votes for their
ticket by thousands OF men who If
left to their own choice would vote
the Republican ticket. Other thous.
ands Of Republicans are forced to
take refuge in the swamps and re-
main away from the polls to save
their lives. The truth of these things
Is attcsted by official reports, by tele-
grams and private letters from the
most authentic and reliable sources.
There are very few places In the
Southern States to-day where the Re
publicans can hold public meeting.
when they advertise for q meet
Ing and public speaking the Demo
Gratis go to the place In organized
companies, armed and mounted, ride
into the crowd and break up the
meeting. Wade Hampton, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
Is the same Confederate General who
commanded the famous Rebel Black
Horse Cavalry during the war. Now
he Is lighting for Tilden and Reform.
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