The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-05

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Club will have big barbecue August
9Th
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A bright bandanna floats from Mr..
Cleveland's flagstaff at Oak View
beneath the stars and stripes.
Harrison is so dainty that he never
appears among the common people OF
the Hoosier State without kid gloves
of delicate tints.
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Rev. 6. w. Sanderlin, Democratic Z
candidate for State Auditor, is fixing
up his fences but expects to see after
his stumps about August.
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"The bandana kite is big one
and thereby hangs tail-an unsulli-
ed record of forty years of public
service. ."-Duluth Photographer.
The Greenbackers of Indiana will
90 against Harrison. So says Sam
Douglas, the State Secretary of that
party, and he says there are 10000 of
them.
The editor of the Raleigh Signal,
the Republican organ of the State, re-
fers to the negro members of his party
as "stink-pots." Well, well, welli!!!
-AsheuiHe Citizen.
The reference of Republicans to Mr..
Cleveland as ellis Heaviness'' is quite
appropriate. They have been sat
down on and know how it feels.-An-
niston Hot Blast
The Democrats of the 1st district will
meet at Elizabeth City August 7th for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for Congress. Maj. Louis G. Latham,
the present Congressman, will not be
a candidate before the Convention.
From Maine down to Texas,
And up to Montana,
From Cal. through Nevada,
And down to Savannah,
All over the country
Now waves the bandana;
And that is just what
Is the matter with Hannah. Puck
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Mr.. Bum publishes card in the
Neacs- Observer in which he says Mr..
Nichols has not refused joint can
vass, that no request for canvass
has been made, because MIR. Nichols
is busy at Washington, and cannot
now take time to arrange matters
necessary to a canvass.
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The action of the recent Republican
Convention at Chicago in casting votes
for Fred Douglas (the negro with q
white wife) for President, and Bruce
another negro for Vice-President of
these United States, has increased the
demand here for white hats and ban
danna handkerchiefs. - Salisbury
| Watchmdn.
Mr.. &c. Pritchard, the Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
while a member of the Legislature
voted against the bill pensioning ex.
| Confederate soldiers. 1t is a small
amount they get, it is true, but he
didn't want them to have that little.
Roanoke Ne,Os.
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Mr.. r. Z. Linney is one of the new
converts to Radicalism in this State.
The Statesville Landmark reports Lin.
ney as saying that two of the candi-
dates on the Republican ticket are
damned scoundrels." We have no.
desire to contest the question with the
turncoat gentleman. He Is closer to
the candidates than we are and is bet
ter prepared to speak. wilson Ad-
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In lecture delivered in Nashville,
Tennessee, a few days ago, Sam Jones
said this "We need grit in the
Democratic party. admire Grover
Cleveland for that. A gamer man
than he never presided over the Uni
ted States, and Grover Cleveland can
get my vote for President every four
years, because he has got backbone
as big as circns pole
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Grover Cleveland, with his match
less record and his brilliant promise,
stands before the country as the choice
of the Democratic party for its high
est honor. He is no longer an untri-
| ed man. For more than three yeasIr
he has guided the national policy firm
ly, skilfully and safely. He has been
equal to every demand,-San Fran
cisco Examiner.
Rev. G. III. Pendleton, the Baptist
minister of Worcester, Mass, who ped
died the villainous stories of Mr..
Cleveland's domestic life, now COM
plains that the newspapers chad no
business to print what he said" This
fellow is about as despicable Great
ure as has been produced in any cam
paign, and is unfit to associate with
respectable people.-Er.
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And So they say Dockery y not,
accept because he is not iDl position
to accept after all, not .sing been
officially notified OF his nomination
and no committee having been az.
pointed by the convention to do the
| notifying. Well, we'll. can such things
be and overcome us, etc.f How has
the G(one) O(uD Party continued
where it fell some time sincel