The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-11-06
No Pinkerton in ours.

in session yesterday.
Johnston cooked Ewart's goose. al
the court house yesterday.
| A free ballot and fair count, We
must and shall have, to-day.
THE Sol Smith Russell Co, are
chartered at the Battery Park.
p A scratched ticket is a radical
vote. Vote the straight ticket.
Mr.. J. S. Tornlinson, and wife, Of
Washington, D. c.. are in the city.
Every democrat must do his duty
to-day, if he wants to save our State
from ruin.
Vote for Starres fer Senator. He
will make you an honest, intelligent
representative.
Honest Tom Johnston will again
represent the people of the ninth
district in Congress.
Courtney is the best Treasurer
Buncombe ever had. Stick in a
vote for him to-day.
The days of 1S68,'69 must be re-
meMbered by the honest white men
OF Buncombe to-day.
DR.. Will Hilliard is an able, in
telligeht physician, and a gentle-
man. Vote for him for Coroner.
Watch out for the radical boodlers
at the polls to-day. They say they
want to prosecute democrats. Well,
let them begin.
We have got the drop on the rad
ical boodiers. Let them commence
their prosecutions, and watch out
who gets hurt the worst
We want free ballot and a fair
count, and we are determinedto have
it, Pinkerton's cut-throats cannot
intimidate hone-t white men.
Dead John F. Wells certificate
and then See if you can vote for such
a man es Lon Wells tc represent you
in the Legislature of the State.
Every reserved seat, and an ex-
ira row of chair seats, were sold for
the Sol. Smith Russell performance
before twelve o'clock yesterday.
Dr.. Ranzin's sermon Sunday
evening, on the DUTY Of Christian
Citizenship" was an excellent one,
and has received much favorable
criticism.
Mr.. Johnston's speech yesterday !
routed the republicans, right and |
left. Ewart was dem0ralized, and |
in his rejoinder, was hacked and |
Mr.. J. Y. Jord IN came all the way
rom Richmond, to vote tor the |
democratic nominees and honest
John is democrat of
The true blue type.
The democrats are opposed to
fraud. The radicals foster and |
maintain it. Vote against Pinker-
,on's cut-ttrt ats and their employ
radicals,
Watch the tricksters and Pinker-
ton scoundrels to-day. Don't let
them get in any of their dirty work |
against the interest of white work
ingmen in behalf of re dical monop-
olists.
Radical bluster about democrats
being arrested for using money will |
not scare anybody worth a cent
Radicals have spent Doodle, and |
they are spotted, and for every
democrat hauled up on this infam-
ous charge, two radicals will like
wise be prosecuted.
Mr.. Eaves' request of the judges |
and poll holders that an honest elec> |
ton is held will be- strictly carried
out. No Pinkerton or radical en-
issary will be allowed to do any
dirty work in behalf of radical
Morton menopolists in these parts.
Had Mr.. Eaves been as urgent to
prevent radical negro ex~convicts
from registering he would have
done more good than issuing slan-
ders upon the democratic managers.
But he is silent Upon frauds by his
own henchmen, while very yir-
tuous C?) concerning supposed
frauds by democrats. Mr.. Eaves'
Pinkerton party is badly beaten.
The result to-day:
Old Buncombe will go democratic
throughout.
John w. Starnes will he our next
Senator.
Thos. D. Johnston will be re-
elected by an increased majority.
The State will go democratic.
Grover Cleveland and Allen G.
Thurman will be elected by an in
creased vote.
Let every good citizen strive to
make the result overwhelming.
We are voting for both men and
principles to- day. All concede the
men representing democrcy are
honorable, faithful men. all admit
the principles advocated by the
democracy are in behalf of the
masses of the people as against the
millionaire mcnopolists. Every in
telligent man must admit our OPP
ponents do not fill these require
ments in man or principles. Vote
the straight democratic ticket to-
day.
A complete line of children's Shoes