The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-23
DEPENDENT INDEpgNDEy is.

DEPENDENT lNDEPENDES ).
We know full well that thoro is
supposed to b, fotr political !ar-
ties in this county. viz. Demo.
creiic, Republican. Grcentack ed
Independent, bu; afer uatrro re.
Il cticrI. we fail to see moro than two
in r,a'ity. In the book Of books W"
are ;ausht'that "ho who ia no; fer
me il agairst me- so also is it in po-
li.ic0. for he who fails to Uphold the
party whose every desire is 10 on.
hsnce tie prosperity Of lie people,
is necessarily IN encmy 10 good gov
,rumeut. Ii may seem pl'raiblo 10
some, that IN Independent party
should Lave sprung Mp. but il they
will consider for II moment, they
vii, find TIA. tkoss who claim to Of
fil;ate with the 80. called Iudepend-
ont NOV, meat, are Of al others the
most dependent. Tho numcricn!
irsrg,h this political faction in
% small, that they cannot rely on
'hri! uwn RESOURCES for election, bn
mus. look elsewhere FOR support
rhoso WHO desire Office on the lnle-
perdent ,icke', can but rely On out
side help iJr support, aud to whom
10 icy loot? Ceitsinly not to tie
Delnoetacy. 10. any Que who sili'isiss
with tho Democratic party would
&C IN TO a;d such a doubtful cause.
Falirg to sccuro votes from Demo
cratic RACKS thCy have tut one re
scr', and that is tho Republican ole
mont, TO- the Grcetblckers ere l,w'
or in numbcr than til, Independents.
10 any fair ald unrr. jrd cod mind
!, is patent that what is 'ormedn Il"
publican goyerrlreD. in tie S1n'h
- a s, sem Of Iu'e that is n'ascn S.
&c 10 the wishes If the tet'cr class
that populstes crr county. Mentally,
morally & aac ally ihosa who give To-
al:y TO h. mncracy are incompar'
ably superior to these who cons'i,rt
he opposite pc,,tica! f,rcoa-aad We
warn the people MOI to 'isNu TO any
party wLo would have the rabb'o rue
over tue intelligence OF tie eoanty.
We do not institute that there are
no good men who opfoc to demo
rscy--'or uufortunNt ly .ae!c arc Il
tow who should lend their iLhlence
TO better cause EVIL commuuica.
ions corrupt good manre,s," and
When PES, rviuS ii dsidu"l a'tach"s
himself 70 parry tha. baa not t'e
good Of tho people at hea:t, he nus
peer tho c)nseq ueaces, ard ii tie
better class OF people fail TO respect
lis political opin;oas, be must blame
20 one bat Himself. The democracy
ln;s only the qnsl fed man rs ~
flicer. while III, opp s:;ion, always
IN, brought men to :ho front no: for
aoral or mcLtal WORTH, Gut these
WHO will s;oop 10 conquor. Th'
| pledges Of the democracy have n
ways been fulfilled while tho pIomis
80 ut reform aud good gov,rnm
made by the opposition have either
seen forgotten o. wifully broken. l.
il our earnes. desire 20 in:eres; every
demIc rat in tho approaching cam
oaisp, as we hive before stated o
iull line OF candidates may be expcc
al on the ticket made by fusion 81
Il 'pub.icaEs. Gre, nOacGers ana ln-
dependents. and tho dem cracy vii,
have TO To circu inspect ard careful
IN their nominations. and every one
~ called upon Ia mcko it his private
bu>ia, SIS 10 sec that q g'ol ticket is
placed before the people. Wrh
standard bearers Of known worth
aud energy we need feel no fears, for
we bellows that the indications are
l,itering for u full Democratic vote
next November. Democrats be true
20 yourselves aud q Triumphant vic
iosy awaits the party OF your choice