The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-19
FOR CONG RRSS-FIFTH DISTRICT
JAMES T. MOREHEAD,
OF Guilford.

North Carolina sent delegates from
ten clubs to the National League of
Democratic clubs in Baltimore ON
July 18th, Good for her.
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Remember, you who vote the Re-
publican ticket, that you are voting
to replace the party in power that
robbed N. G. and you are voting for
Morton, who is now trying to force
tine people of our state to pay the un
just debt that Deck ery's crowd sad
died on us. Don't you forget that.
We wonder if those misguided men
who vote the Prohibition ticket en-
dorse the plank which declares for
woman suffrage. Do they want the
tender women of our Southland to ell
bow their way to the polls through
crowds ofdrunken, yelling negroes and
have tobacco juice and mean liquor
squirted ON them as the male voters
yell for their choice? Does the third
party endorse that plank If it does
will the husbands and fathers be like
ly to vote for it
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A person signing himself r. S. Ro-
zelle wrote long MINDED letter to the
Union Republican IA few weeks ago
giving has reasons for ecou,ine Re-
publican. He repeated the same dose
ssigh Signal last week. Who
is h0zeife? What is he' Did any
body ever hear of him before Rath-
er funny that such "a small potato
should imagine the people of North
Carolina were just dying to know his
great reasons for taking a step so mo-
mentous(?) to the welfare of this great
country.
The editor of the SENTINEL wants
to say right here and right now that
the Republican nominee for Superin-
tendeEe of Public Instruction is utter
ly incapacitated for that office. We
have known him for over Is years,
and know him to be us sr of very
bad English. We have heard him
speak many times and never without
hearing him clothe his small ideas in
words and sentences oftener heard in
a howell than among educated. people.
Yet this is the man whom the Repub-
Leans want to put in charge of the
schools of North Carolina God for
bid
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Hear this, you people who hate in :
ternal revenue. Hear this, you to
whom the Republicans have been say
ng that their party and their candi-
1ates were in favor of revenue-r re peal.
/'Delegate" writes to the Bakers
vile Democrat as follows: The Re-
publican nominee for the office
of Lieutenant Governor comparative
Ply recently applied to a DEN o-
cratic official under the hated Cleve-
land for the appointment to very
small revenue Office to exc out his
scanty commissary! The moral for
this "true blue" and immaculate Re,
publican candidate and his over-zeal-
GUS henchmen to learn is, .consisten-
cy is a jewel" Delegate" has seen
the candidates application
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The letters of Mr.. J. P. Robbins. OF
Watauga, who turned Democrat after
the disgusting scenes in the Republi-
can State. Convention, are worth read
ing and re-reading. In his second
letter he says: "A Friend says that
according to my hypothesis will have
to abandon the Christian religion be-
cause some negroes are in the church.
think not. l left the Republican
party not because there were negroes
in it, but because negroes control it.
am willing for the negroes to enjoy
their political rights, but am not
willing for them to control me in the
enjoyment of mine. just SO in church,
have no objection to negroes belong
ing to the same church to which ! be-