The Holt County sentinel., 1888-07-27
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General Clinton L. Fiskc, of New Jersey. the |
Prohibition candidate for President, in all i'll |
trrview at Detroit. Michigan, July 9TH said
The little sickly annex wliic! the Republicans |
n:ti.ci Ia their platforms las driven Thousand,
Of temperance voters into the Prohibition
Ranks" When asked by the reporter where he
expected 10 make the largest gains, lie replied
'We will gain largely i'll New Iork--prohabiy
increase our vote hity-rcr cent.-dfawing chiel-
ly from the Republicans. We will gain largely
in New Jersey, Virginia. West Virginia, North
Carolina. Tennessee, and Missouri also in tie
New England states. Our gain in the north
will come largely from The Republican party,
and in tie south from the Democratic party
l sha! cndcayor in this article to treat this rs
would all other matters claiming attention,
fairly, and hope to secure Il verdict from every
Eciiuhlic! reader that !:y criticisms are Just.
viii preface 10y stating that m; Eci,Iblicaiism
dates with the first organization of the par, y.
and my temperance principles twenty yctiS
farther back that never SINCE my powers Ul
reasoning idWncG. have | been other than Il
radical temperance wt.Ikcr, always IN >yEipi-
try with every oiiurt locking toward rrfurila-
tiUn-tuward lrSstilinE Of that EloIIsttr evil
" which is dceiis ii.iicuvi.rl AIT. nc,scd III by
a grr..,!i a.: St.ni iimrnt which f.iri>rd only III
evil - iI-oiy wien the iiItr.l, ct is t.;irkched
by ,,rDr..Vrd i,,iiuruce. ! shall hail With de-
light lIrXprc>.ible the o,twllnS of day, her
aided with notes o. Joy sung by tie redeemed
ffuiu Tie curse of ;l.coliel. l tr.nble 1T the
mighty obstacles sidiidI;ir in the way of IA con-
summation so grand. 50 glorious. tremble al
the though. that orsaniZed effort, planted III
the ycry ...:,I.st of this cvangrliZing work.
"lh eu.i>,nri,;S from the "S.tcrtd desk" AID
noble baad, II praying Women, whose daily i'll
,oc;,tIoIs are. 'Ihv Kingdom come, Thy viii
Ic donr,'' can he ,u blinded and misied is 10
lct tnc:: zeal become L consuming fire."
The greatest obstacle in the way Of temper
;:!cc legislation ;lnd reform in this country TO-
day IL the attitude Of the Democratic party
through lis utilization, with the whiskcy inter-
csts. You c.,Enot N!:d a ''w!iiskey joint, or
scarcely Il vcn,irr. tat does not pay tribute 10
the Democratic party: hcEcc, 10 advance The
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against all temperance effort imprrgnable.
Tie Eernhii'.n patty through lis representa-
tlNeS iii tie Chicago convention, declared Itself
In sympathy with AL honest cI.tirdvor and cot
S!'cit citori, locking l5war.! mitigation Of the
eIi!s ol IHtriap1rincc. y hat o;!irr great and
leading parry ever nni,ie such dccIartI. on.
linen, consider the fact, that wherever iIuli-
otlo1 has been enacted, il has been TIE work
oi the Republican party: and II Srca,S i'll tuned
aiid III bad order for Mr.. Fiskc. the DeEincr,tic
head OF the i'ro.isiliun party, To ;.ilude &c Il
''sickly alinrN. ali,i in the same breath declare
the expectation of his party this fall Is to add
fifty per cent. gam ia New York, which mc:,,.s
6aco0 the Prohibition vote uf that state this
ftl. That ur;tuS lie rlrrtori, yt,it of E,w
York state secure FOR Grover Cleveland. \ large
s'ih III New jersey ana Ire New England
slates, means the electoral vote of Connecticut
anu N.w Jersey Tor the Red Ban'lanna." Al
the S.me time, ";!ie outlook l,r the Prohibition
TICKET c'h!u h"t he better
Can 1t De possible that that public avowi,l Of
sympathy ana earnest interest III the Work of
temperance rri"rni, VIII drive thousands OF Re
Pu"i'c'.h> 10 vote WIN 4 party w!l''Sr console
dt'"d 'iioft from low unii! neHt November
WEI pe ~ Hl'iHc Al! Tie doubtful states secuir
i'r '"'ei'.'id. lEe odtio"k iur the fr"h!bi-
''"' 'i'At co"id h'H be ".i'ef. III Is bot IN tie
power Il i'nstage 10 moie clearly express a
purpose. NErli you consider TIE utter hopeless |
ness aS 10 accomplishing anything, save The
"'""''''''s VI "''''F parry o'SALiHdti"'iS- y" !
one air''i"!iS l:ir E.ct 81 t!ie kcpnbiican party
iaN!hs Always been All ally "i l"e temperance /
movement. h''ice II Is ci;ii'':c'i and expected
''t s'''''S ~ ..e / t""i"'ioh fa'kS VIII be from
'"'' parry. i"e pr'r.'!ai VI an dI! w',in. by |
"'' 'hi'ehlthe" '"ruic'' he pf"i'";iiiccd tre:cA-
'iS. L" S'"p your nearest ifiehd Willie WagIng |
any c'''h'c'' e"uid not De considered sane aci.
no" can an insane Party DE trusted Ia inaliaSe
'""HS VI government: we VIII make more
eo''' '"ei''s S'"'eHeHt oi tiie case Ihe frohi-
phi"h parry N""S us purposes I" be such a re-
VISION vi li'''ioi't ia"S aS VIII secure co-oer'-
.i"h ny the geherai government III the work OF
iui'efHii!s TIE inin Power. The Republican !.
Party ny feso!ntlni', Appended I" It's National
iiatiofih "i PRINCIPLES, declared Itself in syn-
p"'"! "hi' every eHor' ioohlhs Toward lnlti-