The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-07-26
CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS.

the eOuntry the strOngeS: ticket it
was possible to nominate, a ticket
presenting 90 aany OlOmentS ei vlg-
or that its success eanAot bO doubt
ed.
Th ere iS much in it to recall the
glerious nominations eflS76, wAich
filed The country with snthusiaSM
and swept the land frOn Naive to
Mexico. Cleveland, ia more re-
1psctS than one, is the successor OF
ThdsA. He iS the reform Governor
o. New York, elected to referm
.thAt atA.s OF the RsplblicaR malAd'l
miAistratiOn, AS he will be- elected
president to carry out the same
principles ia the Federal govern
ment. He has flied every office to
which he kaS been called with hon
or and credit to himself Aad the i'd
vantage aRd beReSt Of the people.
Tks manner in which his nOmiRA
ton vaG received in Aia eva HOae,
Buffalo, where he was elsased may
or by an overwhelming aajority, by
the joint votO OF the Republicans
ard Demscrats, ShsVS how popular
he is there, and prsvss, by this pop
uiarlty, how satisfactory was his ad
lainistratieR.
la tks selection OF Wee President,
the Convention vas equally fslici'
teas. Fhsuas A. HSAaricks il thS
nest popular Of IndianianS, His
aams will give 4 StrsRgth to that
ticket ia IAdiaAA and thrSuEhSHt
the Wcat, will revive the rOssllNe'
tious Of 1875, and recall the great
fraud by wbish the Republican,
r stSls the Presidency.
, The chances of The dem oGraey are
2 better new thAa they have been fol
4 moaths. The soAventiOa was most
auspielsus In svsrv re'PsCt. II
y healed the weuAds in the party, re
!. atsrsd perfect harIaa any, settled the
i. tariff differences aAd fiRally Sslss
|. ted a powerful ticket.
\. The wAole South caA supper
IL Cleveland aud Hendricks, for the!
'S re proseAt what the South il EtrHE
&c Cling fOr-gOoA gSvsrAmsAt' II
81 tho deubtfal States the ticket viii
poll. the largest vote any Democrat
y ie ticket can. The Independent
" aad Independent Republicans {
New Ysrk have plsassd their SUP
mart to Cleveland. All .As New
Az York RoPublieaA paPsrs that bait
r. ed Blaine have declared ia his f
u vSr; ard in the western Par'i"A, q
ul the State he ID particularly st:"R
amsns all parties. The HsmiA
tinN af EsuSricks will doubtls
{" via TammaRy's saPpOrt to the tieI
aa st. In Massachusetts, all the ell
As NESTS Of rsfsru, and the bittsr o.
position 10 Blaine fer his wants
denuncistien OF "tks Old 81
State" will rally huAdrOds AroaH
Cleveland aaS Hendricks. lhdiAH
ar. v hich always wsAt democratic u
,,ic der Hendricks, will become dem
arc cratic again; and the South can
,vl.. safely counted ca With such tic
Il lven Ohio Gov. HSadly pre-
~. isss Us iu October and again in !
at veMber.
tha II not necessary fer It's 'Hcc'
me. 10 carry all tAess States i y
). York, which gave Cleveland ls
4 = 600 aAjority three years age :
cliugs to him, and if Indisaa g
ports Hendricks As OF "Id, II +"
give the dsmocracy csntrsI 81
administrator Of The govsrnns
With Il has promised te give Is Fs'Oi
pa pure and economical gsversHl'
ling. s.d with such names as Clsvel'
pa and Hendricks, neAs can eo'
lpls. that these pledges will be kept
W N. o. Times Democrat.
fer Lln1meat Ter RhsunatlsH..
! the Oil sfwintergreen, mixed viii
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