Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-10-30

nails, and the belief of those distin-
guished Republican statesmen and
citizens whose love of country has
forced them to declare that the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Blaine was one not fit
to be made.
There is reason for our confidence
that we will achieve victory in No
vember The army of offceholders,
engaged for month past in the bust
ness of manipulating the votes in Ohio
and West Virginia, must now disband.
Each man of the number must go to
his own place. The commissioner of
pensions and his bureau clerks cannot
be concentrated for political uses in
the November elections. When they
are acting individually in their sever
al States they will be unable to do
mischief.
The marshais of the United States,
by reasons of powers which they exer-
else, may again do harm i'll November.
They ought to understand that for
what they have done and for what
they may do they will hereafter be
held to the strictcst account. The
hopes of reward and the promise of
indemnity which have been held out
to them will not avail them in the
days which are close at hand.
The country is fully aroused 1t is
alarmed by the corrupt influences
surrounding Mr.. Blaine, and will re-
iect him as President Mr.. Blaine
has grown rich the men around him
| ~, 1n4,
whom he aided by framing laws to
suit them, are rich; the corporations
which he has helped have monopoliz-
ed the public lands.
But trade is stagnant, the commerce
of the country has dccayed mills are
standing idle. Where wages have not
been stopped they are reduced. Me
chanics and laborers 30 about seeking
employment in vain. Women and
children arc beginning to want bread
and yet the farmer can find no profit
able market for grain.
l These circumstances afford conclu
!. sive proof that few interests hav
? been carel for by the Republican
: managers at the expense Of the inter
4 ests of the great body Of the people
e The creation, III this favored land, 0
such extremes of wealth and povert,
e and the evil days that have overtakel
# all who are engaged in labor are ne
your fault 1t has been and is tn
= fault of those selfish men who use th
e powers which you gave them for thel
l. own advantage, leaving you to fare a
It best you could. 1t is for you to de
/, termine whether these evils shall con
J. time and increase or diminish an
IS end in general prosperity shared
y by all alike.
Is You have a right to expect thf
|, your party leaders, to whom you hay
Is given support and accorded honors
as past years, will lay aside all ditterel
Sc ces and establish lasting claim upe
g. your gratitude by making comme
Ee cause in your supreme efforts to 0
~ tain the blessings of a good COVER
Ill ment. You will not be disappolnte
IN Remember that victory i'll Mover
ic Der over the unscruplous men who a
us now endeavoring to seize the Pres
OF dsncy can only be assured by CO mple
o. organization.
When men are of one mind a
NJ want to impress their opinions up
40 the community in VIII ich they Ii
It's must stand together and work togeths
es, The highest and best organizatl
ey of which men are capable is that
10 which every man wants to do that pa
10 of the common work which he can {
OF and does it with all his might.
ne Your organizations ought to be
such a nature, and if they are G
eir ernor Cleveland will be elected In I
ne, na vember by an unparalleled nlajorlt,
ith w. H. BARNUM, Charm
icy A. p. GORMAN,
)ds Chairman Executive Commit
as