The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-11-03
REMEMBER '76.

Piled to ths Delta District; and ad-
dressed to lis Democracy:
Let Democrats be on guard in every
State, in every district. The fight is
won to-day, but We must push the
enemy at every point.
The near approach of defeat makes
the Republican leaders more desperate,
and no code of morals, no written law,
will restrain them.
The Republican party has passed
under the absolute control of as reck-
less a lot of political freebooters as
ever detied the wishes of the people.
Remember '76.
At the head of the Republican Com
mittee is Quay, of Pennsylvania, noted
for his methods for eorrupting the
franchise. Exposed, disgraeed, yet
powerful, he has forced his party al
lies to stand by him, while he released
his confederates from the peniteutiary
and put himself in the senate.
Quay will permit nsthing to inter-
fere with his determination to win
this election by force and fraud. The
same orders issued in 1876 have been
issued to-day.
A gang of desperate spoilsmen have
been stationed in every doubtful State
in every doubtful District, to execute
Quay's command.
Let the people of Florida, of West
Virginia, of Indiana, remember '76.
Let the Democrats in every State
see that every District is safe; that
every elector is qualified, and that
every letter in his name is properly
given.
At indianapolis ballot-box suffers,
forgers, thieves, bulldozers, have gath
cred by tens, by twenties, by hun
dreds.
Dudley win be with them, and
Dorsey will encourage them, and Lot
Wright will know how to handle them
Never before have the Republicans
had such sums of money to debauch
the voters.
Never before have they had such
elaborate plans for purchasing elec-
ton.
Even Gen. Harrison, their capdidate
for President named by the monopo-
lists because they knew his moral de-
ilciencies-even Gen. Harrison is made
to handle the money with which the
State of Indiana is to be purchased.
Democrats, the result of the election
Tuesday week depends on your cour-
age constancy and devotion to party,
Remember '76.
If you are loyal, untiring, deter
mined, you can thwart the schemes OF
the conspirators, and send them down
to eternal political infamy.
But they are desperate. Read the
incediary utterances of the author OF
the Mulligan letters.
Read the innammatory appeals OF
Reid and Halstead in their newspapers.
Sec Robinson and Dorsey and Dud-
10y, and the remains of the Naval
Ring. and of the Star Route Ring in
close consultation with Huston and
Quay and Harrison, ready to do their
dirty work.
More is at stake than we feel to-day.
The tariff fight has been fought and
won on the Mills Bill it remains to
be seen whether Doodle and buldoz-
ing end corruption can resist the will
of the people and falsify IFS expression
The fight for administrative reform
under the head of Tilden, was fought
and won, and then lost by over con-
| fidence and devhsh Vaccinations of the
worst enemies of our institutions.
Every man sees plainly that to-day
the fight for tariff reform is won un
der the lead of Grover Cleveland, bul
if there is wavering anywhere, if ther,
is hesitation, If there is doubt or dissen
sion and disagreements, we may lost
all the fruits ofyictory, as we lost then
twelve years ago.
Remember '76
The chiefs of the trusts are pouring
out their money like water; the i'm
porters of pauper labor have opened
their purse strings the oppressors o
American workingmen are giving an
other turn to the screws and making
their victims contribute to the fund.-
of the Republican campaign.
Here in Louisville Wilson, whose
political methods are known of al
men, stands as the representative o
the party of fraud and corruption.
His campaign funds come chiefly
from Quay.
lie or his henchmen have so mani
pulated the registration lists that 7,30t
negroes are put there, though there
are not more than 6,100 negro voter
in Louisville.
Wilson Is no worse, and not bi
better, than his allies everywhere. II,
stands as the most fit representative o
the party of hypocrisy and corruption
Let every Democrat do his share FOL
the overthrow of plans which res
upon the boast ofthe Republicans tina
they can buy the election. Do you
work by voting for the Democrati
nominees for Congress and for Presi
dent. To elect Mr.. Cleveland an,
give the control Of the House TO th
Republicans would be a draw battl'
Remember '76.
Figuring on the Next House.