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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY.

In free country every man IS said
TO have the right to attend to his
own affairs and take care of his own
business,
And yet since the days of Grand
father Adam We do not suppose there
has ever been man or woman i'm
this world who could have their own
affairs or business just as they wanted
it. This world docs not seem TO have
'ecn made for any one ofus to have
exactly our own way. In mixing
with our ucighbors we find we must
give and take and in all the conhic.
ting interests and opinions of life we
must either make this u world OF.
compromises; or it would he almost
u hell on earth. So much can be
said even as to Individual affairs and
the conflicting interests of individuals
in any nejghborhood.
But when we consider public af-
fairs under popular Government
where the largest number Of voters
who will agree 10 vote together gov
ern the whole Commonwealth, we
find the necessity Of compromise Of
conflicting opinion much more appar-
ent. If every man who held an
opinion rcsovled it into principle
that his conscience would not allow
him to give up, then a very small
minority of solid (and more sensible1
voters might govern the whole com
monwealth.
Our political principles are at last
matters ofolinion, We must compro.
mise and agree together on COM
mon basis in order to secure success
in any political mqtter.
We know that Esajorities are not
always right, but in this country n
majority rules until the min ority over
turns them and in the present condition
in Tennessee We must all remember
that the party which has the majority
will rule in Tennessee. Shall it be
Democratic or Republican, Hawkins
or Bate.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

are the same. or on the Democratic
Platform, or left TO the uncertainties
Of the future on the Beqsley platform?
A large majority Of the voters 81 fiar-
demai. County IT will be admitted are
opposed to the Republicans, ard TO
tho Republican and RUSSELL platforms
but there II some division ssaeDg that
majority in regard to the Democratic
aud Beasley policies.
There il much discussion among
many as to what the strength of the
respective parties are and as to what
can lie accomplished by supporting
either Of il,cul,
Our rFprle are enquiring upon alb
these matters and various men ia the
county who claim to be informed are
attempting to give their We've to
the e)Ple.
The Democrats claim tl,at the race
is betweeu nate and Hawkins Dem
ocrat and RepubIican. Certain sup
portefs Of Mr.. Russell claim that he
is gaining votes every day, and thai
be should I've votr'I fur l,y Democrats.
Supporters ufMr. Beasivy claim much
for him. Zach party has It's candi-
dates or some representative men who
speak for them.
We simply wish to say that after
the 9TH of November when the facts
become Known 10 every body, that tn,
people will then know, which part,
has been telling the truth, and which
has been decelving them, and tia,
thr political responsibility of a svs
tematic deception should be PLACED
where it properly belongs.
After that day the Democrats caI
AFFORD to let the Fussellite and Green
back leaders explain to theic follower
as hest they may,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
TIE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE

II is we'll known that for many
months the gTu&t seal Of the State
has been in Now Sork for the conven-
fence of the BohfBilolliers. This Is one
of the results of Rep6 biiean rule in
Tennessee. The iepublican Party
is the PLANT tool Of the money power
OF the country anl1~eS6v, Hawkins
gots to New York periodic ally to get
his orders and semi tho great seal OF
the strte there. The voters Of Tennes-
see will turn out next Tuesday and
put a stop to this by tlecting the dem
ocratic ticket.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

On wednesday night, Oct. 25th,
Gen. Bate spoke to a large crowd ut
GAINESVILLE in this County.
Although he had spoken the same
day in Bolivar he had very large
and enthusiastic audience at Cranes
vile, the School House being packed
to its utmest capacity and at least
one hundred people standing and on
temporary seats outside the building.
The speaker. had to sfand in the door
so as to address The cf0wtfWithalTT a S
well az those in the hou e. Many
ladies wee present. Gen. Bate stHy-
ell in Gainesville that night the guest
OF DIR: Thompson and. went to Pur-
dy n next day.
The people Of district No 13 are
wide awake to The Importance Of
Democratic success Il this election
and from what We hear now the whole
county is following their good exam
pic.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

board and make room for Dir. Till
man. a G0-6 Democrat so called).
The Green back leaders (three who
are trying to deceive their parity are
setting up Mr.. c. NJ. Lambeth in
McNairY as candidate for the Sci :
ate to hold off some Greenback votes
and also setting him up in Hardeman
as candidate for Congress to in
jtre Casey Young, the Democratic
nomince.
The Coalition are trying to mix
oil and water and they WON'T mix.
So they keep Barrett, Tillman, Lam
beth, Hornsby and Clark all before
the public hoping that things will settle
down, so that they can get up the
proper coalition Ticket just before the
election. Gentleaen Of the coalition,
you can't mix up so as to deceive the
people and carry out your arrange
ment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
HAWKINS AND HIS AIDS.

This is most peculiar political
campaign, nearly two thirds of the
voters of Tennessee and 9-1Oth Of it.
tax paying element arc strongly anu.
Republican and yet the Republican
party has had control of the State OF
Tennessee for two years past and hopes
to do it for two years more. This
can only be accomplished by the co
operation Il others who are reall,
working for the Republican party
while sailing under false colors before
the public.
Alvin Hawkins as the Republican
candidate represents the worst ele-
ruent of the Republican party. He
has already been shown up in thes,
columns as the mild hammered mar
who retired north of the Ohio during
the war without striking Il blow fol
his professed convictions, ami who
returned to be the "bravest Of the
brave" in expressing his neighbors
after all danger was over.
The party he represents has been
for 90 years and is now the supple tool
of the great corporations which have
plundeied the public. 1t has been
and is now the friend and protector
of monopolies, and is The creator ant
prcscr, e., of the National Banks.
1t is the Party under whose iniqui-
ties and partial rule pauperism has
been increased 10000 told in thi,
country and the number Of millionaire
increased rs 500 to /. Wherever
you find nation of millionaires you
also find nation of paupers.
Our people know the present stat,
of affairs has grown up under the
mana gement and control Of the Re-
rublisan party. ~ = R So
They know the Democratic party
has not had control of the GoyeInmeni
for over 20 years.
They know that the Greenbacl
party has lost votes steadily fol lie
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

last four years because while its piin-
ciplcs and policies were almost the
samc.as the Democratic party, yet
the mos. Of its representatives when
elected have voted with the republi-
cans. although th.ir principles and
policy we're directly opposed to the
Republicans.
Ia-thesprcsent cAnyass in Tennessee
the Greenbackcrs haYe only some
20 candidates Ter the Legislature
though thereare l3S rnem bers to elect,
showing how weak they are, and their
''s''st prominent exponcnts such as
Edwards and Phillips are outspoken
for Bate, yet the "Grcenback Herald"
or Memphis and the Greenback can
didates in the few counties Were
they have put them out make all their
attacks on Bate and are very SIT .,tsei
tender on Hawkins aud quite broth-
erly with Mr. Russell Why Is this
500 We dislike to say, but We can
guess and the people will do it after
the election,
We doubt very much whether the
Greenback Herald will visit US any
more few weeks after the election.
We have heard once or twice
before Of Greeuback papers,
which were till after the election and
tLen~were never heard of anymore,
and when we remember the past rec,
ord Of the present editor of tht
/ Greenback Herald as a most bitttl
Republican, we have chr our doubt,
as to how long his paper will contjn
ue after the election.
The Fussellite Cor Bplting) Demo
Gratis call themselves the Sky Blu,
! Democrats and yet are working al
over the State with the Republican,
aud playing hide and seek with the
Greenback leaders on the sly, and do
ing all they can to defeat the part,
they profess to belong to and cleo
Hawkins and a Republican, Legisla
ture. Politics make strange bed
| fellows"
Hawkins and his two aids, Fused
ard Beas!ey, have made nice panto
mine before the Tennessee public
The love ticks they hi zach othe
makes up the most marvellous politi
cal fraud ia Tennessee annals.
The leaders OF the Russell an
Beasley parties understand the polio
and purposes of their chiefs and ar
working for the election of LIawkin
and Republican Legislature.
remains to be seen how many Inc
they can deceive.
We Le!ieve, however, they viii nc
deceive enough to carry their point.
Those who are deceived by thei
statements can call them to accoun
hereafter,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
Political Responsibility.

Men who arc honestly mistaken,
and who have taken no part by as
sumption Of superior knwlc,lEe or in
formation to deceive their neighbors
deserve no crilici.m before and should
not be c, insured after their mist axe Is
found out.
In this country governed by the
ballots of the people, it is natural
there should be difference Of opinion
honestly held. Farmers are attend
ing to their farms, Merchants to their
merchandise, Professional men to
their own protest. ions. Mechanics t"
their contracts and engagements, and
but few OF our people have the time
"r inclination 70 keep UP, day by day
with all phases of our politics and
public affairs.
Hence in all political contests when
men are dividing off INTO parties, the
greater number rely much upon tn,
statements of those who assume tO be
informed on public questions, and or
dinarily, every party or faction is in
ciiucd to recognize some representa-
tive men who claim to be informed
and to lie able to advise-upon matters
cHect;ng the public veal.
These men who ASSUME to know
and advise cannot be eXus Il fer be-
iag mistaken, Ifthey do not kncw
,lev should not claim Is do 50, and
matters of opinion should never be
stated as matters of fact Whcnpny
man is entrusted with such a leading
or representative position as a leader
ar adviser Of his neighbers or country
men, If he deceives them, he should
he strictly, rigidly aud severely iudc-
ed. Political responsibility is meas
nred much by the position each one
occupies.
III Tennessee to-day two questions
are dividing our paopls' One Nation
al and General, the other State and
socal
The first question is, whether the
Republican party or the Democratic
narty shall be in power in Tennessee
The other is whether the matter Of the
state debt shall be settled upon thc
hawkins ard Russell platforms (Which
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
afe BomerAoaicer-J I. Foot Jr.


Rnfe Bowers-Ohicer-J L Foot Jr.
District A.
Corleys Chureh-Iudgss-E Drake,
James Kinney, WA Tisdala--o isscer- 20
X Miller.
Dis.rics 4.
. Whiteville -Judges-Wm Cross, Thos
Landreth, Jno 5 Aormenl-O Officers q
Needham.
Judges-Ben Clinton, Jesse Franklin
VIM. Wilsen, lOfieeFT i Clinton.
Disfriel O.
Judges-R 5 Carter, in Mask, ] II Bry-
District Z.
Judgcs-Dayid I.ineborger J F Mashburn
" d Chesheir-D ticer- Daniel NJ Sain.
District 8.
Juelges-John T Parker, Solimon Phillips,
David Browu-O flicer-J ames Carter.
District 8.
YanBnren-Jndges-J d IIssnry, Frank
Lake, Geo Randolph-O fficcr-JUhn i Ma
con.
District 10.
Salisbury uslgcF-Jnhn Soo'haii, Newt
McCommons, 4 J Whitehorn- 0ihccr-D s
Sauls.
Middleton-J udgcs-Wm Deik, II Lam
beth. G " Cox-Oficer-T ID Hudson.
District IL.
Sweet Gum-Judges-J jenkins, Nm
Mckee, Mike Carraway- ofiicer-slater Simr'
District 10.
Crancsvilic-Iudgvs-D Cox, JOIN
Mitchell, Abraham Baker7oficcr-i. j. Lock
'''' District 13,
Walnut Grove-Jud2es-D unHy King
Ell Doris, VIM Wiley-Ofiicer-A \ Doris
District IA.
Sniths-J ndges-Joe Eunnallv, lshan
Siils, VIM Nuckols-Ofieer-W J Blair.
District Is.
Toons S4atier,~Judges- VIM Tate, Gee
/ Bradford jim Smitf-OfIicer-S 5 Knott.
- District Is.
! Cl0ver-port j udges-J ohm q Chisum, PryO
| Vernon, Ben Pirtlc-t Niieer-J ack Robinson.
District Is.
Tezgues StatiOR--.J udges-John C"ttoi
gin, Geo McCbcndon, Wesley Demmins
Oifocr-L I. Ootnugin.
District ~.
IIowclls-Judges-N usco Murphy, Tho
| Harris, Calvin Wcst-Offieer-Jeh shelton.
District u.
Ubet-Jnd.es-JohnC WeJb, John Shelley
/ Geo Thompson-Of Officer jaime Foster.
/ District Is
SilerS-Spenser SiIer, jesSc Wilson, joill
Rush Olictr-E Spuriin,
District To-
Poeahnntas-llarn Lasiter, IIendl
Stone, Obesiah Kennedy, ST., -0llic, r-Ciai
10y Davis.
District %.
Middlcl urg-Judys*-Jh T Morrow,
Link, j y Sands 's!iccr-J y Shiyers-
The voters living i'll the fraction pai
Of district No is forneriv Of this c,dint
bat now Included in Chester county Wi
vote 1T rcagues Station the present votin
place Of saId district And those With
the fractional part Of District No is inrlt
dvd in Chester County will vote herrt
fore at Silcrs in the said district.
| This the 18Th day of Oct 1882.
A. i. YOPP, Sherlf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
Wac are the Real Coalition Candi-
datesIfOr the Legislature2

Mr.. Hawkins, Mr.. Russell and Mr.,
Beasley, and their party managers,
constitute the coalition to beat De-
mocracy and elect Hawkins. They
find out now that their coalition has
failed, so far as the Governor Is con-
cerned, and that Bate~is sure to be
elected. The leaders and managers
of the coalition have given up the
idea of beating Bate and dre now de
voting their united efforts TO making
combinations on the Legislative tick
1T to beat the Democrats. As the
Fussellitcs and Republicans have the
same platform, this union of forces
can be accounted for as to them, but
it is somewhat remarkable that the
GreenbacAers should enter into it.
The truth is that a few Greenback-
-ers who consider they own and con
troll the party, have got mad and are
willing to sell Principles party and all
Of they can take their followers with
them) out Of pure spitefulness. We
do not wish to charge unworthy mo-
tives upon any, but it ls exceedingly
strange to find extremes meeting and
to sec Il few men claiming to be the
leaders and controllers Of the Green
back party day by day embracing the
leader of the Republican and Russell
leaders (who are directly opposed to
all that they profess.
In this county there arc number
IF earnest, honest and interested
citizens dissatisfied with the Demo
cratic Platform and disposed to vote
for Beasley who know nothing Of this
coalition and wen d take no Part in 1t,
and yet viii be deceived into helping
it by unscrupulous leaders and advisers
unless they will take the trouble to
look into the matter for themselves.
In our immediate District the only
openly announced candidate for the
Senate, beside Mr.. Norment, is Mr..
Barrett. Norment and Barrett are
the only two candidates announce
ed. Yet all over McNairy eonnty,
as we are Informed, it is circulated
and understood that Mr.. &. NJ LAM
beth, of Hardeman, s the Greenback |
candidate for the Senate. While the |
Greenback Herald announces the
same G. M. Lambeth as the Green
back candidate for Congress against
Casey Young.
1t seems to be also understood that
Mr.. b. n. II Imam, of McNairy, is a
, anGidate for the State Senate for
Harden and DIcNairy though he
does not announce himself 50, Lar.
Clark is the Republican nominee for
the Legislature in Hardeman county
md Mr.. Hornsby the Greenback
nominee bat Dir. Clark has kept out
Of the field until last Saturday night
in Bolivar, when Mr.. Honesty an
nounced in the Cour. House that Mr..
Clark. would, address them that
night.
The coalition is working mysterious
". The Republican leaders IRE eyi-
dearly trying to throw Barrett over
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
EGr RsPreSsntatlVe
J. A. MANSON.
POLITICAL DUTY.

There arc many different methods
eC tRoveruucnt Ia the world We live
ia, Tdcre are empires aud king-
dows, olignrchies aud aristocracies
doftcd over The map OF the would and
here an There Republics.
1'Av United States of America is the
greatest Republic the world has ever
,oea and has existed longer than any
other Republic.
1t is a Government Of the people
founded upon the ballots of its citi-
zens, each individual citizen having
a voice in the direction Of public at
Elirs.
The ballot Is the highest privilege
uf American citizenship aud is also
the chieicst duty of such citizenship.
Rights aHd duties move together.
Yet in the county OF Hardemsn
for IL years past from 700 to 1900
voters have absentcd themselves from
the polls on election days, nearly all
OF them white men.
In many cases the reason alleged
is dissatisfaction with present status
Of political affairs and uncertainty Il.
to how b. vote ia order to hotter said
condition. Every free man who be-
lieves in popular Government owes Il
duty not only to his Government but
to his political creed to east his ballot
70 the lest Of his Judgment for the
commonv ealth.
Every voter should fairly and ear
nestly epdeavor to inquire and inform
himself 81 as to vote undcrstandingly
and yet always vote. Each voter has
his part and exercises his influence
in the Government. 1t is his righ
and privilege guaranteed by the con
stitution but along with it i a cor
responding duty. While it IS hi
right, It is also his duty.
All the voters should turn out on
election day and cast their ballots.
We may differ much in opinion
here in Hardeman, we have Democrats
Republicans, Russell men and Beas-
ley men, but let us all turn out or
election day and do our duty as We
exercise our right in voting for what
each ofus believes under al the cir
cumstances to be for the best interests
of the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
HAWKINS NEPOTISM.

When Jefferson, Polk and JIckspu
were Governor 5 and Presidents they
did not appoint their kinslulk To flee.
Alvin Hawkins seems 10 think his
election as Governor was for The sup
port of the whole Hawkins family aIsl
he has provided literally Tor them.
The Democrats Of tennessee have
learned lesson in the part two years.
They are determined to wipe out the
part two years and begin anew.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
WuEECE COMES TEE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
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they are q sure cure for Dyspepsia
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ALLCOGK'S POROUS PLAS
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March 2 6m.