Nevada County picayune., 1888-06-13

Wheelerism and Democracy are perfect harmony. but the Democrats won't. Economist.
 You've got it wrong, brother, it's the |. l.. P. men that won't-Toc- sin.
 Won't what? Won't receive the Wheel as whole: Tocsin, you know the Democracy have ordered close communion all over the state, You know they have rejected the Wheel in Arkansas county, and have let the Wheclers know that is no use for any but Democrats to apply. You also know that the |. l.. P. is the creature of the Wheel. and has open doors to every Wheeler. regard less of previous politics, race condi- ton or color. Its the |. l.. F. men that won't" Won't what: Won't let such little hog-dogs as Tocsin worry them back into the herd that democratic ock-jobbers are driving to the slave-pens of Shylock, as good due for the campaign favors of 1881. Dispatch.
 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam of thine own eye. and then shalt thon see clearly to cast the mote out of thy brother s eye" The Democratic party if one of fixed principles, and its doors are open to all who wish to act with it. The Tocsin knows that the Demo- cratic party has not ordered close communion all over the state. Here is what the call for the conventions says:
 "Resolved That the committees at the head of the county and local or ganiZatiOns of our party are request ed to exert their influence to procure a full attendance at the primaries, and to urge all Democrats without regard to local difference or their ailiilation with other organizations of a non-political character to attend the primaries to the end that there may be a full and free expressions of all classas in the deliberations of of the party
 What more could any reasonable man ask than is contained in the i above! Under it's provisions no one is debarrcd except by their owr choice. As to Arkansas county we do not know what the true facts are ! therefore we have no comment to make more than this. that we do no believe that any Wheeler who is a Democratic would be refused the privelige of acting with his party. We do not know that |. l.. F. is the creature of Wheel. nor do you know it. How can you. claiming to be !; Wheeler dare to make such brazei assertion. knowing as you must tha it would be in direct conflict with the obligation that Wheeler takcs to run it as a political machine, and expect people to believe you? The |. l.. F. is the creature of few DO litical non-descrlpts like you, who are floating around on politica sea with no port to receive you. as sisted by the Republicans, to whom you are now looking for aid, in tn, hope of warming a seat in Congress The |. l.. P. the creature of the Wheel, indeed. As Bro. Sweet sait when your convention called on hin for speech if it is it does not il the least resemble it's parent" Why don't you know that not one-fourtl of the Wheelers of the State would not endorse the |. l.. r? Of course you do, if you know anything at all How ridiculous in you to claim that the little handful of political Wheel CTS that met at Little Rock represent 5000 Wheelers Ansley we believe Ed Warren told the truth. You must he crazy Yes, its the l.. l.. F. that won't" It's leaders wont use no common sense. Its votaries wont act with prudence. As a party il won't do that which is best calulated to benefit labor. It won't work in harmony with anybody. not even it. self It won't stand firm in deti- ancc of Wheelerism. It won't aid in carrying on the work of reform, but stand as clog in the way. Ii won't elect its National ticket. It won't elect Ansley to Congress. And it won't be alive after the lst day of January, 1889. .-Lockesburg Tocsin.
 She-"No, Afr. Brown, you need not hope. can never be more than a sister '
 lIe"A sister, Lend me five dollars .''