Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

crat aim al The same results and CON
tend fof the same thing. Temperance
morality and a go,ernm, NJ g"''i enough
and pure enough for the hc.i people thai
tod ever created; Second, and herr ~
nav D. wrong. "to err l. human -
cause Ne thiuk ~ discover In ycuf ~
gumsui the common mistake that lot' 81
good men make. that % allowing a 'in
gle fault o. ouigrow and ouiscigh Ia
your mind al the accumulaie,i 'irturs
b, they ever 80 great.
Judge Virgin tslis g~od story ii.
ting upon N. Hubbard iIou-s PbIla sl
Fari. ths Judg, was askcd hy msmh"i
q ths oxford BAr regarding thc l"ca
qualification. % prsctitiouer In an"thrl
part ~ Maine lli. reply MI
might .ii In All. chair while an elephant
and mou.s pa. up the street h"iof'
hi eve. ~ ths mouse b. cuuh tell Nou
the leugth 20 ths tail. thr trNtur, - th'
coat and ~. color - th~ eSe, beat i'
would never occur o. Mr.--thsi h. bad
s--n an elephant
why IA. John" lsft the Republican
party
.'Johu" know. that The history - th'
Republican parry d. the HISTORY 20 th'
t,r.t country that III suu ,Nyf .hOns up
on. a. knos. that i, d. ihs history II
AZ country.
Has John" seen a mou.sf
What rva.ou doe. John" give 90
leaving
A. .ays ii o. tc,auss ~, Republican
party 8. airiing viih the i-,ir. conyu
hlnc-rum.
Partially true aud partially tl-s
That ther, o. an elemcnt 20 bad in m
Republican part that b. doing ju.t ~hhf
"Johu charge, no man caa .uccv.sfaiiN
drny What party b. wtihout that
element E,su ths Prohibition party d.
not made up entirely 90 "John.- anl
~ never heard the pcmoyraiig part,
charged " ith t~.Bg exclusively Tuu,
"a Temperance W have uo desire O.,
.vhiis-sa.h" any 20 th- .hort-yumi1g'
- The Eepuhliyau party. but uv r'i,,'
that The rrm~l, b. is The party and uo,
este Be-. w don't believe Boa ,arui.h
ing either the "l;spublican harlut" o'
The "Dymo,rstic tiger beat 80 So l-r'ie,'
that there 8. guri ruough O" U,rryUm'
The bal. W have VI O. 49, a p-rfry'
man or even a p~rtrci ,huryh. hos much
To-. then perfect political party. That
the vat majority 20 the mru vho t,lDus
Co AMI make up ths Republican party
ary flirting wiih rum sr c,u1"t i--
le,e.
Must ths mouse thru Obscure ihs rI-
plant Must the tai, ~ag ths dog n
ii can do that trick ior au, l,usth II
tim, wc mi..gdgy human uat4r
4 chapter q When.
When John" can stand up all ihs a..
publlan. 90 hi. t,.ssu 20 EumfDri iu tso
lines. placing che t,mI~nuor Espghli.
can. ou ous .iir AMI th, rum Erpuhlr
can. ou The other a1I fail. to H1i ,
large majority oa The .iir 20 t,mpsna,s
then ve sr. -ft him.
when John can mhkra H.f in Oar.
mind "a th, Republican. 90 oxford
County placing Temperance Republican.
Goa one li.t AMI rum Republicans on an-
other aud not hui a VAT majority u1 h..
temT~rauc, lit, then Ne ar, -'i him.
When "Iohn" can de- 90. same at
With M Republican. 20 Main. and uu,
hnd me temp~ruc, majority crushing
poser a. compared with thu-s ~ M,
party Who favor rum then vr ar -'i
him
whsu John" can -, vote ~ ths
Republican party 81 ths United state.
on The Temperance question, unail,d aud
unhinderrd by men ~ ether paul.., 4
that were possible that IA. not a good
working majority for Temperance then
~ arr .-ii him.
when John" can shov u. l.t Il
the BEADING Republican. % oxford Oouu.
~ o. q Maine that doe- not contain a
good majority q tempcnnc, men, then
h. may count on our vote.
when "Johu" can saccv. sfully explain
how a vote for IA, Prohibition candidate
for Governor in the late election aided
the cause ~ Temperance more than a
vote for Edwin e. Burlsigh. the gepul,-
lean candidate. then ~ arr 'prohlb.~
When ''John" can successfully show
"a. how a vote for the Prohibition caudi-
date for Congrc.. In cur oWu District Ia
the late election promoted the cause II
Temperance more than vote for Hoo.
Nelson Dingley - lewiston. a man Nho
has bc,n hghtiug the battles II tsmp~r-
ancc all hi. life, not only In Maine bui
In the Halls % Congress, and then show
us good aud reasonable reason Why
the Prohition party II ihi. district voted
almost solidly against him, then Nc D.
come a member q Johns party.
wbsn john can surc-ssfully show
that the Prohibition party has not thus
far In H.. practical workings been an aid
and .'.ide-show~ ~ the Democratic
party. then the men who have worked
all their live. Tor the canse % temper
sncs will have more respect for John
party.
when John can successfully show
that the rank and hle the "bone and
slnew, . OF the ''cat's paw" a. he chooses
o. call them ~ the Republican party
are not on the side q Temperance moral
ity and good government then Ne are no
longer Republicans until then how
ever. We continue 20 do business al the
old stand for ~ have not lost conf
dence in the party that has fought for
liberty, justice, morality, equality and
the highest welfare % L. people these
many years, the party that has given us
all the Temperance legisla-
ton that the country has ever Seen and
has made the country what IL Is to-day,
the beet that the san ever shoue upoD.