Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-11-18
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The tickc, for that campaign. The re-
publican convention nearly always
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once 'hat MI ''eNciah" u tue N'"" W
beat him WITH hut there are "'her ta'
lient paints in the Presidents make
NJ that ought I" settle the h"V'r' lie
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Hut To Pres'den''ai poSS'"i'i''eS' We
will first take Mr. Randall Us the NJ"
i,rk sun il trying to boon him al THIS
tue Mr.. Rnndai' wou'u spit the
party mo,e than any other man. I'M
less II would he one oil hls ultra Tree
trade competitions lie W"ui" h"i"'!
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The South, ~ a mass, would com
binc with the Northwest, insuring his
defeat in ,h, conventions: added to this
objection he could not carry lis own
state ar New York. Mr.. Carlisle Is
equally unavailable on account of ms
recent close yot" and his too ultra free
trade views. Mr.. Thurm ~ comes from
II republican State aud has voluntarily
retired from politics. Mr.. Mcdonald
is "A figure of the past. Secretary BAY.
aud comes from the peach orchard
SWtt' ana ih"ueS'S """'u '"'"'" "''
entering the race aGaihSt HIS '"'c''
Mr. hIii' Z" New i"rN' mas a'''a'S
learned I" abide ms 'iin"' ana oy TINS
caus" he usually gets 'ne'e' anu 'h
our OPINION he I'LL" '"c ri'S'"'"' "'
"h terms '"" g""n Tor opposing 'a'"''
dates linus having ulHp"N'u I" h'S
pr"hah'e opponents 'cts STE what = W
the president hihscii 10 call Tor our
support and consideration. lhc iirs'
strong argument IN his favor Is he can
carry the state oi New lorK' whieh u
II prime necessity tn the success "i tue
democratic party. He can cntc'i all
NC mugwimpS ana independent V"''
y nth AMI S"nth, when vote WAS tue
salvation al the party lh "hf I"sl cam
paign. AMI which sl"nIn !" property
included IN MI the iature speculation
of political parties.
Possession il nip,.tcntl,s of tLr law.
and Mr.. Cleveland VAS elected hy n
lorr, pullic major ~ nnc: can bc again.
", lny, tried the race with him and
Lnow his .p,ed aud to fry another man
would bc ,wappinr oil sure thing for
an uncertainty. Another point. il takes
s,,n and ,b, s;n,ws o, war. or. os Sam
lime. would say. il takes grit. grace
aud ,,,,,nh,,Ls =, RIM n Presidential
cnn,pnirn. and this last commodity,
Nh. cleveland. Manning Il Co. can
command in amy ounn,iti,s necessary
:, ,h, .rcr..s ,f ia. Marty. Then.
,,,,;, n, Cleveland c,n ,,.rv morc
u,,r, vo,.s nm ,L, dcmo,ro,ic side.
clio, ,,,. ,,b,., man a.. can mn, nm
His oppoin,m.nt ni several negroes IN
impnrtnut offices. while it raised the
Indignation of some aspiring white
men, It'll, ian its uuiet WAY, il la.
worked a revolution IN the minds at
the colorrd men, showing them that
the old republican cry about the dem
ocratic party being their common EN-
envy il all wasted sweetness and the
appeal of the dcmagogue.
The lahoring people can hut view with
satisfaction his recommendation of a
committee to investigate and arhitratr
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