Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-17
ShOala. w. Va.

taught our father and mother in the
garden of Eden was Protection. and
to-day the Republican party of this
great and glorious government ex-
tends to its subjects protection.
VIII they accept IT.? Our parents
accepted and though it was leaves.
they sowed them together and were
protected. Will our people, the
9th OF November, sow together and
reap together and be protected from
the cold chilly blast of free trade.
or will they be held by the undue
influences of the classes, of monopo.
lies, of millionaires, Of ringsters and
tricksters and be landed into old
England, pauperism aud cheap la
borf think our people have
achieved too much for that. We
are too free nation of people to
have England to dictate to us. 1
think that an Americans brain
capacity is too large for the intro
dnction of such bill as the Mills
bill, and have my doubts as to
Mills being genuine, thorough
bred American, though he might
be; but the poor fellow shows ur
an old England Front Price. Gro.
yer Cleveland himself, is not in
favor of the Mills bill, but was de
coyed by the printers ink in the
hands of the ring editor at WAYNE
Z. H.. and had it not been for that
truthful (i) sheet, the Wayne Ne,cs.
Grover would never have favored
the Mills free trade bill in his mes
sage. But Grover is not the only
"Simon pure" that has been deceived
by that rag muffin. 1t has been
proclaimed aloud long ago in this
county that there was something
rotten in Denmark. / think so, my
self, and it is that ring. What ringi
Well, wait until after the 9th of
November and l will tell you. NV
boys play marbles and place their
men in what they call n ring. Is
that what YOU meant No; there is
no harm in that kind of ring. 4
will refer you to Judge McGinnis,
c. w. Campbell, G. G. Burgess
and John Malcolm, and you may
inquire of Josh" one Of the Ceredo
ADVANCES correspondents, and
w. ). Napier, also. You can rel,
upon what those gentlemen tell you
They are all Democrats of the old
school and know the difference be.
tween a political and a non political
Office; but those squallers, I can.
not refer you to any Of them, for
there would be no use; they could
not tell you what Democracy means,
and If you don't believe me you tell
one of them that Democrat and Re
publican are synonymous terms.
and they will STARE you in the face
and appear as much abashed and
astonished as those simons who
thought the first steam car they ever
saw was the tariff, and ran from
il and cried aloud: "Flce to the
mountains, the tariff is right here"
/ was told, recently, that there
was an old man near the Falls of IL
Pole who said he could not under.
stand how his land taxes were so
high, until he began reading the
Wayne Mems and then he found it
was on account of the tariff, and
he hoped to see the day the tariff
would be taken off Of all our lands
and we would have free trade
Then we would not be so much
oppressed" He said he thought
free trade was grand thing and
should extend all over the State OF
West Va. So much for the Wayne
Ne,cs and its free trade editor; but
the old man will never see his free
trade. Ben. Harrison will knock IL
higher than Maine did the Demo
cratic ticket.
There was a mighty saucy old free
trade man at our place not long since.
Good old man, what a pity the
truthless hand Of that ring editor
should be used to deceive good old
citizens. May the ADVANCE fall
into the hands Of that old man and
may he meet its editor; then he will
be able TO discover the difference
between free trade and protection.
Our Senatorial convention is
callod and the conclusion OF all our
people-that is those without preju-
dices-that the Rev. w. J. Smith
is the man for that place. He is
minister Of the Gospel and is well
acquainted with many Of the friends
in all the counties of this Senatorial
District, and every thinking man
you may approach VIII say Jack
Smith is the most available man for
the Senate; that he is able TO con.
duct b. ]. Prichard to the waters
edge Of Salt river and there say:
"Bell, depart in peace, your race is
run; your war fare is over. Uncle
s. did not lead you to victory as you
expected" Let us have the Rev.
Bro. ON the ticket
Phil Hatten will be our next
Sheriff. His deputies will, from
what learn, be temperate and NOR.
al men, which will be a damper on
the saloons Of Huntington. May
the time speedily come when our
officials will all be temperance men
. indeed and in truth. What a des.
perate thing il is 70 have to transact
business with an officer whose
breath smells like an old whisky