The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

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Anne lean iuhor. expressed hy imposing TT tfs,
We lrmtnd IN behalf Of the Democracy free
dom tyr American lHhur rs reducing taxes, "
the end that these Uuiicd states may compete
with unhiud rcd p1Wc 4 for the prlmacy
among nations In VII the arts Of peace and
fruits NJ Nbnrty.
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with pt1fnund rpettt W. have boon M
tri.ni by tho venerable statesman, through
Nj ost person was struck that hluw "a h vital
prime nj" ~ republics tacuulr sc'ncu M the
viii Of the majority, that he can not permit us
again tu place In his hands the leadership ~
tGo Democratic hosts, tor the reason that Tho
achievement Of reform In the administration
of tho Federal Cove rnmcut is An Undertaking
nov too heavy for his aye and failing strength.
NrIniring that his NE has been pro.
lougcl until Inc general 'ud 5n"nt OF our tcl'
low rountrympn 4 united In tho wish that
wrong Wcre rightrd In his prr+1n, for tho De.
muornry ~ the I niird II lies We offer ~ him
In his withdt aHal from public cares not only
our respectful sNmpnt ~ ana esteem Tut also
tina bcst hamag' Ot frremrn, the pledge Of
oar devotion 10 the principles md IN cause
now lnscpnfablc in tho history OF this
country from the Ia ors mud the name
OF Samuel J. Tidcn. with this
statement of the hopes prin. iplo1 md
purposes ~ the Demo crltlc party, tie great
Issue OF reform AMI change In alministrl,.
ttatiun Is submit cl tn the people In calm
confidence tiRt the popular voice will pro.
nuuncc In tavor 81 new men, and new and
moro favorable conditions tor the growth ~
industry the cNtcrs on " trade, the employ
mrnt and due reward ~ labor und Of cap tnl.
aud the general welfare of The whole cOun'
try.