The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13
Address of the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES of Tippah County.
To the Voters of Tippah County.l

To the Voters of Tippah County
The two great political parties of the
United States have met and nominated
each Its standard bearer for the Presi.
dency. The Democratic party has given
us the names of Grover Cleveland and
Thos. A. Hendricks, and the RepabIi.
cans have put forth the names of Blaine
and Logan. Choose We this dav whom
you will serve" With Cleveland and
reform On the one side and Blaine and
ofhclal corruption in high places on the
other, 1t would seem that it would not
take long for any man to make his
choice. Cleveland and Hendricks are
| by all conceded to be honest and have
always been faithful to every trust
Not blot mars the the fair name of
either. No man has ever vet dared to
say that they are not honest men. With
| Clevelaud's honest and brilliant record
| In the administration of affairs in the
great State of New York, his unfinch-
ing courage in Administrative reform
and his honest determination to exter-
inmate venality and corruption in the
state OF New York, we have the assu-
rance that as President of the United
States he viii dismiss the thieves from
high places in Washington and put in
their places men who will give us a pure
and honest government, and make ours
as our forefathers intended it should be
the brightest, purest and best govern
ment the world ever saw. While on the
other hand we have the assurance by the
election of Blaine of continuation of |
the Credit Mobillier steal, the whisky |
ring frauds, the Star Route swindle. and |
a perpetuation of all the long catalogue /
OF crimes and public plumber that have
marked the course of the Republican
party for the last twenty years. Men
of Tppah, will You suffer such dishonor?l
The time has now come when every man
should be up and doing, for the night
cometh," if we work not when no one
can labor"
Organize, then, organize. l call upon
every Democrat in Tippah county to /,
set to work and organize clubs in every
in the county. Let every
man show his eolors. Come out on the
side of pure government, enroll your
selves under the banner of reform and ,
let your light SO shine that Others see
ing your good works may be constrained ,
to fail into line and march with us ON to
triumphant victory in November next. | !
Let no man weary. Let every man !
work, work, work, till the last man has
Toted. See that every man is registered.
Every young man, every new conner.
very man who has changed his resi-.
ience. Let every Democrat considar !,
himself committee Of one 10 zee sbat
Ee have full vote. Organize vour
'luDs and meet often. Select your local ! !
peakers, send TO this office and Get !
'oliticai documents which will give Won I'm s
history Of the Radical outraces ner- 2
'etrated upon the country. Send ia me- Z
nd viii send you speakers when Won IN. 3
eed them. Let every neiehhorhood =
le with each other in this great and 3
loFious work. '- z.
] call upon all in the name az a. = !.
oppressed and much abused and y
laligned people Of the South. il the !; I;
anne Of the tax-burdened people Of The +,
Iorth, n the name Of ali honest. libar- \,
Loving people throughout the United 4.
lates, to come to the front a1,d V-osi- / n.
ON now until tho fifth dav ~ 49, | 3 y
ovember, and then We can ri is;is 4. 4. Il
e glad shout Of victory and nSnrIs;s., &
1rselyes free and independent Ter,.l. n
Ct us give Cleveland and Moroan IklIi ~
a1orlty IA this county. We iIing - 4; ~
DTS q EsIoFn vide open and cordially =
s.se every % "a Of al parties Is init ~ ~
IA 81 + REnKn1cr. - s.
July 81, 1884 S'''A p