Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-12
Shoals, w. Va.

ED. ADVANCE:-Iti is seemingly
strange how the masses of people
are looking after the general inter.
est of the people. 1t seems that
some grand event is going 10 take
place. The time has come for the
people to speak for themselves, and
they are going TO do it. The ballo,
boxes are to be filed at the coming
election with the sentiments of the
subjects of this grand government,
of ours. The long political lanes
are to be turned The little cliques
and rings are to be bursted to atoms
and their bosses are to be heard cry
"Oh, what have we done?"
Those men of self claimed re.
nown, who are now advocating the
great cause OF temperance under a
cloak of hypocracy, saying at the
end OF their short, committed, re-
vised, vinegar bitter speeches, "vote
the straight ticket-for Harvey and
Lace OF course. That is the length
OF some OF the now called temper
ance advocates. Now, we, the vo-
ter>, know them. Some of them
had their saloons reared in an old
coal house at Cassville in the ring
primary. They could not rent a
room in decency. That time is
passed at Cassville. Listen to the
temperance advocate over in Lin
coin saying: "Vote for Harvey for
Judge" The people do not want
tiarvey-a man who received his
nomination by the use Of rot gut
whisky. Real temperance, church
going people at once say we cannot
support such a man. McGinnis
said in his circular 81 Will not sub.
NIT to whisky and money and anv
undue influences in the primary. -
He has not done it and will be
elected by an Overwhelming major.
Try. Neither is he afraid of the
ring paper, that the old gentleman
as the Wayne Neacs calls him, will
be showed up by the Prosecuting
Attorney. Now the Judge is in no
dagger from that source. The ring
editor is sick; made so by the swill
he has taken from the little Simons
at the Court House. | see in the
ADVANCE that DOC" n. has pre-
scribed for him and he has consent
ed to take the medicine; it will be
equal to "epicac;;" bat yet it will
have the desired effect.
The ring editor said something
about s. s. Vinson making rat,
Ting speech at the mouth Of Lynn.
Now every BODY believes that: es-
pecially those who heard him at the
mouth of Buffalo at the flag pole
raising. Uncle S is known in the
elections of Ky. and West Va. He
says he is Democrat, but by his
actions you cannot tell so much
about it, am informed that he
voted for w. il. Harrison As wear,
ago-a Wing then-and it is thought
that he will be per uadcd to vote for
Uncle Ben. tn S time. If so he ha,
the hand of Lemonade" for he
will be too old to change any more
A Tha'p, candidate for the Leg
stature, lett his home this morning
to canvass the county. Mr.. Tharp
will make us a good Representa-
tive and will not condcscend to DO
litic,l ringsters and tricksters and |
think will have the license laws on
peddling repealed, as they are Of no
interest to any one, only hose who
made them He will favor other laws
that will be Of profit to the masses.
as well as the classes Lctus elect
a man to represent the masses Of the
people
The Newman Bend Club is In q
prosperous CO.. ditiou and has en-.
10, able meetings at the Owens
school house, where it meets in har-
mony. The Democrats often meet
with us, if The good old man al
the Buffalo flag pole raising did say
the Republican party was com posed
OF Indians, Niggers, Yankees and
lnfidels." He said, too, he could
not recognize them unless they re.
perted OF DISTINGUISHING him. Hfs
rock is not our rock; our enemies
are not our Judges, and my opinion
IS he bad better repent himself
would even feel ashamed if | had
called my relatives, friends and
ueighboIS. and those who prayed
for me when | was on bed OF
sickness, such names. would
want to take them by the hand and
say TO them II was wrong; forgive
me- The old man does not know
the number Of Republic N christians,
warm-heartcd friends Of his. relig
iously, that were struck 10 the heart
when they could look at the bloom
Of health upon his check and think
that through their humble petitions,
with many others, that this old
brother was raised from the bed of
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