Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

o,: f0 without the loss OF a cent should
.-,ip,e candid men that no change Is
r.,le,l ia the Administration.
The soldier on horseback, and
..,-,.ted bondholdeT," don't scare the Dem
..-,t. amy more. They now take stock In
l.-E rb, head of the ticket being com
.....I off one aud the tail of the other.
T.. Confederate states OF the South
.... ,b.. war have rvpudiatri S,i,o. o0o.eVo
"a. ~-I,.. and municipal Indebtedness. aud
FL. % >lch principles of tnanc'vrinS that
-.. North j. asked to turn over tbs keep
inc ~ the national finances
Wm H. English. the Democratic eau
.te for Vice President was one oi
.,ty. Northern Democrats who, TN lN51,
..-..f ..siu~t Che expulsion 90 Mr.. Brooks
~..-. Carolina from thc House oi Keep
-....,.l.t,> Tor his mardcrouS attack GA
l..r., Summer.
I.I.-l,. from tbc South 90 the t.a-
.... Convention recently remarked IA }
Washington thar o.. Democrats intend t'
.1. l... votes og thr south "t,thcr
..-.r auiut means sui 30 Su hattrd>-
.-., u. news. rlt coming from our 'i
-.. S.' Fr1pr>" CD commit ''c '''."''
Ills ...t.y ot uvti>t-
Hancock Ni.l a bullet .u h.- thigh,
......I .n .-a.U>t "a tree at Getty
Democratic uaH .J possession "'
s... .ty ou ttc same GAY. hanging '.acN>
. r-r,., and rid0JuS ,l'm with shot ani
rry Go ta,m, would form a Sooa
ior a historical p1iuter.-N D.
.I. -ll-.r,.F.
The Meridian Miss Mercury OF July
I'D SAYS. We would ike o. cnSraNc
--......y ON stone 90 Dee rvai 90 -vurr-
.r. I'M the future The negro In these
~.t., Will De slave again or cease
a. His sole refuge from extinction
.,.. 1,, ina slavery 90 the white man The
u--. IS enthusiastic FOR General Han
cock.
The Albany i-r., .Dcm- j. arguing
o.. Slow that che South ought 20 De ">ol.d .
t- thc Democratic party; aud H. arGu-
r...- is this that when The 80, uoNuo
Southern Claim, ni.l was pat % a vote iu
- Democratic House. 10 Vas passed Hut
twas defeated iu the Republican Senate
Cha, IS Q, ,5y. CHE South should know
.l party it can use O. It's own adVau-
.-.. aul 10 doubtless does.
A remark 1y Mr. Hendricks previous
t. tu.. Chicago Convention. L Will tel
,.. Uhl I tLIuk Che Republicans should
nominate. aaJ who j consider their strong
... man. lr IT, a true man, a man OF pUu-
.... .u honest man. and would make
-YI President for u all Personally. /
consider htm che best man YOU could nom
..tr refer CD ten. James \ Garfield.
Oh. Ha.1.
D Mansfield, the ab,g~, hand at liz.
..., mo Ohio. writes 90 The Cincinnati
.. a~sr this fashion. FL think that
oil. Republicans Will have the next House
.. ..f-,>,u,atiyc> ami the senate VIII be-
arc uu, hundred oud eiShW-uye votes
which HAYES AaI-i> majority Gar
l..., minimum vote ] tliu6. Will 1e Is,
a.. bis mailman 90. auj hi> probable
Vote. . think. viii hc 80. l give NO de-
J.~ rl- pGt th.> ou record
Here Is Republican campaign d'cu-
r.at .r 81 vut-~lyI. tAat weighs q ton
Jr..v Republican admin ~,rat''u during
tNe,u wears of peace >,i,l1i.,-" ut tac
principal oi tae national debt has been
t..f U.H. .hs current annual interest is
~-IrY.uc. Jess than 80 the close Of the
war The Democratic press and stump
speakers might a,WU,.tr, t,tguuc, through
OLD. Rocky Mountains with s -1ir-p.u, a> 90
break che force ot This ma-u.nccut show
.r--I
"A cores aaI.u, uE ;lc Memphis -i-r-
demands 'llt 'ho south shall have
..- ..r party. lr. t.lt tle name of any
u.. $50. t-r.r.~ O. r.~s Hy Republican
t.-.,-..| .r saturated with stencil. And
-.- .. GRATEFULLY 90 say ~ on may
f.. .. .,le bolt boz using such Ian
-..-. .... ... anniversary OF our Hight
.., fever Goo l>-g. The North.
sent u~ some money. but Ne
.pGtl,iuu 90 heSStry. The
N -,lruel a lizzie OF The money 10
4> during -lc War.
Mcclellan. ia a letter % a Plain
t.. ~ j. veteran club endorses Gen.
i.. los >ayiu. that Hancock did 80
90 insure the success OF The war
s..re SD wen what 10 was for aud perceived
when 10 was over, that he deserves the
hearty aul enthusiastic assistance OF all
r.-..I soldiers" one might think from
rr-frZ this that Gen. Mcclellan thinks
t.- such Generals IL Grant. Sherman
>..r Lana and score OF others did not
h..W -wlIt the war was FOR or when IL
1913, over" They did, However, quite -
good ~.rticca> did the mastery inactive
t,.a. NlCIclan.- decision Journal.
The Hon. William Williams Of Irdi-
.r. saws. Il consider General HancOckS
domination by the rebel Democracy a. sim
pisa ltroy 90 eutrap Democratic soldiers
p. support the ticket and thus enable the
southern hrigalier>, with the aid OF their
northern allies, % get peaceful control oil
OIL. government they failed % shoot 10
death iu the war. aud attempted 20 starVe
o. death hv legislation in Congress unless
t-. laws 90 protect the ballot-bON from
fraud were repealed. Mr.. Williams Is
.r. uf the gentlemen whose names have
..,u paradcl as having gone over 10 The
support % Hancock.
Tn, Hon. Thomas l.. Jones. one OF the
Democratic candidates for eicctur from
kentucky. has distinguished himself 10y
...ar.rg that when Hancock i seated
..t. Democratic party will see 90 % that
-.- wrongs that have been perpetrated for
twenty wears viii be righted. 10 Is pretty
evident what that threat means. We all
KNOW the things that the DEMOCRATS FOR
-re .l>t twenty years have held 10 DE
wrongs The first great wrong IN their
csc, +, the war itself; the second j. the
abolition OF slavery the third, the amend
ell Constitution: the fourth, the recon
stuction acts the ffth, the honest pay
utut o. the national debt; the sixth, the
restoration Of a sound currency; the sew
eu-h. the protection OF the ballot-ooN
against force and fraud. These are the
wrongs they purpose 20 right.
THE CASH ACCOUNT.
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