Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-07-24

the second place on the ticket ana
better selection could not have been
made. He is an eminent statesman,
of acknowledged ability, and a man
whose integrity cannot be doubted
and his name coupled to that OF Cleve-
land will place before the country
ticket that will stand better chance
of being elected than any Democratic
ticket that has been presented to the
country since the war.
From the Golasboro Messenger.
Gov. Cleveland, more nearly than
any other Democrat, represents to the
American public of to-day the concrete
idea of reform. Others have more ex-
perience and culture; they may be
called greater statesmen; but Cleve-
lands is the name that comes instinct
ively to the earnest Democrat and the
earnest Republican who loves right
better than parsizanship.
From, the Weldon Neos.
1t could not possibly be improved.
The thousands of dissatisfied Republi
cans who will not support Blaine will
vote for Cleveland and Hendricks.
Those who called themselves inde-
pendent and were waiting for the ac-
ton of the Democratic Convention ex-
press their determination to support
Cleveland and Hendricks.
From, the Rockingham Rocket.
The most favorable augury for the
politics of the country is the fact that
| in the Convention John Kelly and his
satellites were ignored, and that Cleve-
land, the embodiment of personal and
political honesty, owes nothing to
crooked agencies and machine meth
ods for his elevation.
From, the Greensboro Patriot.
He is an honest and incorruptible
man. He is an earnest and fearless
reformer He is not a partizan when
partizanship stands in the way of pub
lie welfare. He is a man of courage
and does not shrink from the gravest
responsibility. His private life and
his official record are without a stain.
From the Pittsbore Record.
We congratulate the Democrats O.
the country that their national con
vention has been SO fortunate In thu
nomination of their candidates, anC
we also congratulate the people of the
United States that they will have tw'
such men to be their next Presiden
and Vice-President.
| Fronn the Clinton Caucasian.
His name will be tower of strength
with all classes who recognize tha
law, order and stability are essentia
conditions to our prosperity as peo
pie. He represents the principle
which underlie our civilization AM
give life and vigor to our institutions.
From the 1focksuille Times.
Cleveland's record in every positio
in which he has been called to serv
| the people has proven that there is II
! political clap-trap about it, but whe
: analyzed it shows conclusively no pre-
, tentions to reform but a genuine art
: Gle.
From the Lauriubug Exchange.
We have ticket embodying var
ed strength, that Of thorough, aggres
i've reform and all that lies sleepin
a in the memory of the fraud of 1877,
, revived and called into action by Il
nomination of Mr.. Hendricks.
l From the Shelby Anrora.
Cleveland's record is splendid, an
free from bitter partizanship it wi
attract thousands of Independent vo
ers. Hendricks is a statesman of abb
: ity, and has the confidence and estee
e of the nation as pure man.
From, the Fayetteville Observer.
The ticket presented by the Dem
cratic National Convention from ol
standpoint is the best and wisest tn
could have been made, and will I
e ceive eur cordial support.
It From the Lcakssille Gazette.
Il Cleveland is emphatically reforl
er, and after his election the Auge:
stables of the administration will
purged Of all their foulness and &C
. ruption.
- From the Concord Times.
= Like the nomination of Scales
this State, the nomination of Clevelal
seemed to come directly and spon'
neously from the people.
From the Oxford 1orchlight.
Cleveland is young, he is able, he
E. pure, and he has no record that W
d. make it necessary for us to fight t
war over again.
'e' From, the Durham Plant.
- The future of Democracy is brig
20 The nominations meet the approval
: the dissatisfied element in the Repr
lican party.
From the Concord Register.
:. Thomas A. Hendricks add streng
"a to a ticket which was already TOW
of strength to the party.