The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

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Tor the Presidency, nud here an nov In tho
presence oi the Calcr, my nnli lcnl sp0nenri
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whom have shared \ hard fought political
ncd aud before the eyes Of the country Ia
vi ON have THIS night laid here my motive,
nm my PURPOSES, declare myself Nv myOr
ot itni y liuilcr, the solder, the lunsL tho
statesman gnd the ralr0t and | appeal 10
time for my yludit alton
Mr.. WIN. Bourke Cochran, on rising 10
second the resolution, was received with
| loud cheering. lie said there was stern
duty TO be performed by the organization
| before election day. No one had pro.
tested more strongly against Cleye.
laud's nomination than he had, but
1t wai cssrntia to the prosperity
| of the couutry that q change Ia admin Is
! ttNllOn snOulu thkt pihtts lHi luUOI NuNc
was being threatened with sale. lilo
heard but the cry Of distress Throughout
the country, and that cry urged him 10
work for the Democratic ticket.
| lie felt convinced that there
was no power on the face ol
the earth that could drive
this organization iron the fold OF the
Democratic party. There were perhaps
strong reasons, he said, for voting for 4
third candidate, but II they did the
enemy would climb the rampant and
secure the victory, and he coud not III
still and see party elected whose onli
object and aim was public plundcr.
Mr.. Cochran concluded by saylnl
that II would go forth 10 the countr'
that this organization had declared itsel
not Tor m n but for party.
The calling ol the roll on the address
and resolution was then proceeded with
and resulted In their ado 'tion by al
overwhelming majority. The vote stool
$40 ayes, " nays. On mptioa the yot
was made unanimous. After some rou
tine business the committee adjourned