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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
rmr cersAs sn,urAuouA.

Preachers and sshool masters 81
this coansy go outside of churches
aud schools aud newspapers 30 ed
ucase the people. aud never did
they undertake q worthier or no.
bier task than this a establishing
Of Crystal springs. hardly Halle
hurst. q Chautanqaa Assembly. la
lectures and schools VI instruction
In practical science and art and
agriculture 20 extend through sin
weeks Of glorious Indian sumner
time. The Remington camp
grounds snd buildings viii be oc-
eupied by pupils and teachers and
lecturers Here tssshers win be
instructed In arts 81 eommnnica-
ting what they know 10 children,
whether grown up 90 in the midst
Of struggles Of adolescence The
cost Of attendance viii be reduced,
by elubs camping In tenements al
ready built and costing nothing
nov, b q minimum. and since
whiskey u exiled by heroess codes
from this county. unalloyed intel
lectaal delights win 20 hand in
hand with moral training.
There was never such q revolu-
ton. In all the ages progressive.
among people as this Of sohricty,
81 simple christianity. 81 intellect
ual progress. ot reformed habits al
agricultural AMI other industries
a. this which distinguishes the
course ~ events In this district ii
Mississippi
Practical fnsncisl results will
flow from IL The best p5puIa-
tons 81 the Union will be rapidly
gathered here and with the depar.
ture Of the saloon lawlessness and
vice viii disappear. and Hazlehursi
becomes the capital Of = very par
aiise.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
TuE rLAIs rnurn.

Ambitious, selfish men are In
the Alliance and a. we'll do they,
of the same sort, lead the Demcc-
rAcy. They understand and prop
erly abuse one another. each ac-
cusing the other q purposes a.
selfish ambition and both no doubt
telling the truth and both having
the same aims. 90 win leadership
ana Office and power. All such
leaders. bctrnying such purposes,
whether Democrats or Alliance
men. should he Jonahed--kickcd
overheard aud the people. the
honest common people impover-
ishod by billion dollar Congresses.
should stand together in this CON-
ing presidential election First
securing the presidency. send 10
Congress Representatives 81 the
many, Of the taxed and of toilers
on farms and in shops and mills
and mines.
The great trusts have hired
Democrats aud Alliance leaders
and orators 10 break up the honest
Democratic party and the great
mass q the Alliances are as straight
and honest and true Depocrats as
tn~-~~Anm ~assPT~rw-an We v--E-
righteous Democrats who are too
honest ~ 10 take any Of the
subj. In thcin."
Whether beaten or victorious IN
the pending election In Ohio,
Campb~ll should he the candidate
Of the true Democracy Of America
in %. The trusts may possibly
defeat him now. A million dollars
will IL expended by the tariff mo-
ncpOlists 10 elect Mckinley but q
hundred millions could not make
him President or defeat Campbell
in a national contest Let us put
aside our local and personal pre-
ludices a. aroused by George and
Barksslale and Money and by Polk
and Macune. aud revolutionize
the government liberating the
people aud restoring the simple
government of our fathera
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

II Is evidently the purpose Of
the old leaders and lifelong place
holders Of the Democratic party,
N represented by the MISSISSIPPI
plan. 10 take advantage a. triiiing
differences between them and the
Alliances. 10 exclude many new
and aspiring men. NJ honest and
rue 20 the country and is coasti-
tuition anil laws ~ themselves.
from any share in the spois Il Of
Zee. Inst Is tue oniy isAhe n be
determined by the absurd fuss
about the Subj" Who shall
have tho spoilsP the old or the
new menG II the Alliances may
be- thrust out u the party. the
faithful old fellows who have been
feeding these thirty years. 81 the
public crib. while farmers we're
plundered 30 destitutien by billion
dollar congresses win sun be
Stabilized" II b time that many of
them were slaughtered They
have only delighted our prejpdioes
while abusing the YANKEES who
were busy picking our pockets un-
der the smoke Of empty sectional
conficts
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Last week We sent ahrsd .
special edition a. two thousand
copies q The sIaSsA,te ~ 10
pie of this and sbJoinine I -
This number sfsthe pspel "a
the advantages ~ Hszlehars - q
cotton market Mlng whx the
East and Memphis and Nss Or
leans and yicksburg were repre-
scented here by agents of mills and
by those Of great eostoa buyers.
We spoke Of the COMPRISING e.
adjustment and accessibility Of
markets and of wagons freighted
with cotton bales and % he &C
tivity 81 our local cotton market.
We see the results % the di=triba-
ton OF this commercial and Local
advertising sheet a the modest
newspaper. There vas never such
an lnfnx Of cotton bales and never
such an active trade in the great
staple. The Commercial Club d
Haxlehurst 10 busy makius prep
arations for still larger rcsipt.
and more buyers than ever befors
are gathered here
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

not present es'i ia - - An
this sixnia6n no1hlne. p'kep Iiv>s
not man Who mors alhor HID
and the Force bill thar 0>na&er
George. and there = no hslser .
truer Democrat. Hn pressncs o.
tho momentous ocuszicrl. - every
Misssssippian knows was . physi
o&i impo~sibiIity. In fa<t tiecgs
and Esarss started In frsnssndu1s
haste side bv side 10 rss<A Tie
Senate chamber on time bot
Essrt's legs are twsce - long -
0eorke's and the greet Repablssn
lawyer beat the shortle6ged Mis-
sis<ippisn . quarter en- bore II
was . two-mile race The fsets. -
given aud commsnted On hy the
Gil. induce us 10 suppose that
the worth Of Senators h 10 be
measured by the length Of their
under-pinnine their sab-Ts Sup
pose therefore we have oil ths
row In the Democratic party set
tied by measuring the legs 81
George and Bark~lsla Tnfse In
no better mode o. settling the
stnpendous sub-T. busznesa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Unit~i States Minister 10 Chill.
wag = partner In trnd< md In shaw
Int 4osernment psp<r a Chilli
VIII The knave. BAlmecedA nor.
happily. no more. Ryan would
bay and Bslmeo~ls Fvsissn gov
ernment debts held ~ The form-
o. "a par. They cot Ryan City
cents On tbs dollar. H. shared
the zpoils with DslmlcuiA who l.
alleged % have iwenty miIlions In
the lank of Englsnd. His widow,
gilded with gold stolen from thu
pour people Of Chill. will buy q
splsndid home In New York city
and trssel. On spectsrslsr coca.
sions. with McAllister and the ter.
if-ennoblel zoo
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
aAkr ALI ras oorrox roc car

The increase "a the cotton crop
from 900. 900 bales In 1890 10 nearly
ten millions last year signifies
nothing Consumption. Is area
and the demand of each individual
outgrow all possible c,ttnn pro-
duction Wherever a locomotive
eliminates a savage's nakedness or
q missionary the fog 81 heaihenism,
cotton shirts must fir-s hide dsfor.
mites Of body and 81 morais
Only Baptist converts In Africa
betake themselves 10 water before
they don their first cotton iutegu-
ments and missionaries carry more
cotton shirts than paper tracts.
II The river commissioners would
divert the Tennessee. through the
Alabama. into Mobile Bay and q
fourth o. the Missouri into the
Arkansas aud this STREAM into Red
River and the latter into the Sab
ine. a. the moundbuilders did,
leyees might do the rcst n more
we're rcquired and then the district
of lowlands. from Memphis 20
New Orleans. $4,000 cuitivabIe
square miles. would add more than
10 million bales 10 the cotton crop
and IN . few years. u this were
doae tomorrow, the worlds grow
Inc population would use and need
every pound o. the feeey staple
Go ahead. make all The cotton you
can Obey natures and Gods
laws Lave and let live Make
cotton Tor those who can't aud buy
bread from those who can make Il
Cor us more choaply than We can
Tor ourselves That's the doctrine
n Christianity and a right aud a.
free tredc Tear down Chinese
walls herr and those that shut cut
the nations and The unsel6~h World
w,lI D. hotter emil wiser and hap-
pier and richer thar today.
sa4 ANsAaAAAAN
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

That's 60 the Point, 10 u MOTT Aad Why not say
whsn.we have the goods snd make the priees thai w
back this statement every time. We gelnx % DO basn
ess right throagh Ghis Fai this b.z giving good honest
Escs a fsresl pse< Ysa i aad prepared b pls&se
And eestsn % carry cut pronise<. We have
piss sssck io wheh % select We showing the meat
eempete ns a Fall and Winter goods shown IN this
locality aad every Of them positive bagsla IN aaaly
and price, Every article IN stock has beea selected win
and boasht roek bottom aSares Al grades saa varieties
represented In this ssek with the choices, and test
goods proeurahle In that line
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

NonoDY can fnd out Who h
ahead, os at least how far Georse
ousruns B@rksdAle in this prelmi-
nary contest between the racers II
ssems In the pages q the Clarion
Ledger, one 81 the time keepers ian
the grand stand nj Jackson. that
both George and Barkslale have
stumbled and fallen At points
where the track was supposed 10
he smoothest and under whip and
lash both the racers have passed
out at the end 81 the track and are
rushing on through the woods and
swamps with brcak-ncck sped,
winning and losing counts and
counties The Mississippian Il
the best counter II 10 q funny
show aud much ado about a. near.
~ nothing, except the spoils Of o..
Zee. a. was ever seen in ''tents d
wiakedness" or ~ circnses ia ell
these Statez
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

From One End Co the csn>s iron sop b bottom
all the Jast ths very pest money haya just the
aewes % the styles. md all bought figures make
u nni possible bu EASv N all the lowest 81 low prices.
There yin h. esIsrt aud satsfaaaa IN daag shop
ping Zoe The with us beranae have gathered
gsther With and Judgment nmsase iae ~ haEeagh
~ popular styles. The latest novelties ideas.
and the most original concepaaa "a eHg manufacturers
In and foreign countries represented In our
splendid sa,ck.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

TnE Farmers World II Dallas.
Texas, and . great newspaper Il Is,
like Tar Sonar. heads IL editori-
al page with the oft-repeated max
i'm. 20 eAllc,l. raise more and buy
lcsA" The discussion II this prop
o-ition, on our local pagr. should
arrest the attention Of cur Dallas
contemporary and u the farmers
IL these partA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Wa wonder II our cnterpri.in,
county court viii enter into con
tract with that IL Simpson county
10 build bridge across the uver
that srparnies the counties and the
wan, 81 which impoyerishes both.
We make the inquiry because all
our exchanges are laading the
public spirit aud wisdom 20 the
merchants 81 Hazlehurss Who are
notwithstanding the town and
county hy means % this and other
like cntcrprisca
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18


MCKINLEY put up The tariff ON
glass from 45 10 60 pen cenA All
the glass factories hare combined
90 put up prices and regulate pro-
duction and the plnndered people
must either abandon the use Of
glass aud use tan. RAISED 900 per
cent or grow gourdA Up with
gourds and down with IN aud glass
monopolisis Keep yoar chArac-
tiers bright enough 30 see your
faces In them and have no mirrors
save those homemade and always
stainless
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

SoME fellow M North has been
$4,000 to rrimw,u1as- biossav
shirt and war ~ sections that, "a =
der IA cover and the COVERS a q
lying boob about Mr. Davis,
the process 81 plundering toilcrs
aud the poor and farmers 10 de-ii.
tuticn may IN roncwel and eontin-
ued forever while go rave aud rant
about the negro. Sab-T. aud other
absurlities.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


fof unissd States senstes.
s.z0n0R0E
CE HOOKER
For D,striei .Asscsney
SIS HUDSON
For state ssnsiet.
Kn NAYl&
Fuf itspr.-sassfsst@
sw. MILLER
VS.. cAr.nISo
An oCrSfs
Fcf shern.
". r.. MATnExf.
rof Chsnrpsy cl~rk.
10 MARTIN
Fos GrcnR t1sfk.
W. . REA.
fos TueesaFsr.
r. v uROoNR
Fos snp~siniend~ns a fsiacaiaan.
RIA STUART.
I'as Asaf~sg.
u. " SIMMONS.
fos CsHunef Banger.
W NJ IlOBERIkaJS.
Poe sarveya.
W l. HALEY.
Fo sutersisos. neat oss.
hF. CATCHiNa
Fof Jnafins - ~ reaeA
F.D. HuHl<AoE
l. ID GIsEENf.Aw.
For Constable.
JESSE THOMPSON, III
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

THE oldest thing In nature. En-.
cept ''old Dialsolo" u Salvador, IL
an atlanta patent outside. We
have been experimenting with one
and II 10 the dullest and meanest
md most worthless ever printed,
and are compelled 20 print 9 home
made paper
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Tan y. Y. Democracy having
nominated strong man f1ower.
for Governor. forgot. In It's plat
form 10 mention the Sab-T or
ucopge or Darksdale and We fesl
sorry about n
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
TINE TIME MAS .comE ron a BRIEF
mArrER-oF-rAcr Talk ON n MATTER
oF-FAcr SUBJECT.

You Buyers of Faii and winter Goods
aboui 10 supply yourselves WITH Suitable seeeas fof tho
comlnx seassas Requirements Ths Idea uppsrmsss ysar
ads DO xs somsthlag aeoa and aervieeabie lowest
prara Win all ~ yoa n de~n to question Of
right place CO. No trouble about deciding yoa waat
good goods chear but great deal ef uonhe dscldag
what am via d. the sss BY its In thdscsions
WI WILL
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

ing convrntion q t,oIsnbuu 0hln
uov 5toas che toohesst Oh knck
Of thea al. win h. Sired. = : cold
shot into she Chinese wall "a Ne
kiuleyism, behiod which the Re-
pnblicAn party now fights iis last
local battle There . no "sap-T.
de'usicn IN this Ohio contest The
people there are fighting Tor the
libsmiion 81 the masses from the
domination 81 the classes while
ere here are trying 30 burst the
Democracy asupder and destroy
she last hope al the South and Of
the many and u the poor.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
~ ~ Iaro~ssns.E


Talmage talks so much that one
often finds jewels In the great mass
~ molten wpr.l. lstwcald ba well
" everybody ss6ppef long enough
to answer his question:
what sort Of a world would this
be II In ciphsring out the charac-
tiers q others In our moral arish-
metie we stuck 10 addition instead
% Subtraction Y
When yeu can say anything
good about any man" he eontinu-
ed. by eli means say ID aud lose
no time about II. Don't wait until
be y dead Say something that
viii do good Start sone kind
word on lie trsvels There IL no
telling where the good Il may do
VIII stop II may grow more Wig
orous ss the sges 20 by"
what life would be. II every
body were possessed Of the spirit
Of kindness, and lawyers and doc
tors and editors and reporters and
merchants and all Sorts and condi-
tons cs people helped one another
whichever they got . chance, and
always said nice things about one
smother II would bring about
the millennium
IN We people. nov that whiskey
h no more. win practise the pre-
ceps esnbodying . dream a the
Savior. its falfillment in the per.
feet blessedness Of orr social rela-
tons would be neither impossible
nor remote.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

The New York Sun vas induced
10 pablish q dispatch from San
Francisco. . few days ago that
told one monstous lie after an.
other about men and affairs In
Central America through half q
q column II u difficult Cor one.
even for . resident In those Spsn-
ish countries. 10 get NJ any share
a. truth In reference 70 pubic men
and measures Sp~nisnis never
tell the truth. II II neither right
nor fashionable nor proper In de-
cent society 30 sp&k or hear H.
Then one can ouly learn facts ly
observation or through the Azsees.
We happen 70 know the persousl
history Fl the rHscsls whom Ez~ta.
President Of s@lsssIor. sought 10
take from IN United States steam
e. and do know that The steamer
should have surrendered them.
They were he hardest LOT Of ban
'liss ever aboard "a bon<st ship II
b only amaxins that The captain
took them On board End uonler-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Poor Polk He was originally
an honest. good man and fearless.
to- and not devoid Of brains But
the presidential bee baxzeth In hrs
bonnet lie would rather BE- flrst
and In solitary majesty al tho head
Ct a party. however .impotent Tor
good or evil when standing alone.
than 10 cooperate with the Democ-
raey and relieve the farmers Of ell
evils that weigh them down. We
can't help thinking that Re-
publican trusts ara hiring men and
Democrats Of the. Alliance 10
rcnd asunder the only party that
can destroy these trusts and effect
The emancipation Of the people.
Tsmmany. 100. dreails the depart
urs Of its sh~olutism and IL agents
are here driving down wedges. Ike
the Mississippian. 10 reud the
Southern Democracy asunder.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

Tar IL an eloquent and tonch-
ing tribute a tbs friend and
school-fcllow a. bic youth and
manhood. rendered b. the editor
~ the Meridian Standard. 10 tho
virtues AMI worth % Dir SYKES,
hilIed recently on the railway near
Ashville. North Carolina The
stnry az affection runs through the
cQncurrsnt lives ~ the living and
81 the dead. leading every reader
a the touching euloeinm b. con-
fe.s that the lar Mobile fratrum
were worthy III one another.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
Ayers Pills.

FeF laxs q spTstlte. hllisss sxashies. esussl
paflos.. iasilkssiisu. AMI - hessisehs. lhsse
tits sEe unsurpassed.
Fof q long tlns { was q snaefeT from
stomach. lisef. and khl1ry TRUSTEES. espe.
Fieneing much dlffieallY 10 dlgssilea. 9Th
severe pains ~ TIE hmllar region aud ether
parts II the holy. Having sisd q variety "a
Femediea. Including warm baths. with aniY
Temporary feiisf, Aisaafi thEsa msonills agn I
began the use ~ AyeFss Fills ansi my heAiih
% - much improved that gladly testify 10
tlls snp~Fios merits ~ this medrtna -
Mnnaei IaFMn Pegeisa. ruEan. FuFtaRAl
-FaE the eHTe II headaeas. Ayers tailaar
Ne Pulls are tire naasa es~eiise HAesslrinn I
sseF assd II. n. Jamses. DaErisesirF. Mass
"Nhen feed The neesi ~ a eathaFtie. take
Ayers Piils. alla hsai them 10 ha nanEw ease-
tive than Any other pili I ewef tmek Mira
y. g. Gfuiib. naFwpllsllie. Va
. have found la Ayers lalls. IN mtaliA.
his rssnaaf ier e@nstlgsMslun. hsiloasn~ss. ant
himhFed Disorders. laeesillaT 10 ninsntsile
tocalitias Takrn Ia amali sfsd hequsni
duxa8 f1aaaa Ftltm
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18


DR. w. q Jsrnag1n. bora and
reared In Noxabee county IN this
State. and an ''elsse" al our Uni
versity and al that Of Virginia.
hes won the highest professional
position In Georgia. having
been appointed surgeoa Cor the
railroads oonverging a Atlanta.
The salary incident 10 The dice II
proportional 10 endless tasks Of
mending bones and sksIls of
braks~nen and car cSuplsz nd II
drunken people who living fast
think 70 out~trip~iocomotives. that
cre~~ The stresaN Many srs diesp-
itatcd and otherwsse ''baae>d up"
Tor the special delect.tion a Dr..
JarnAgin In that awful towa that
consains The scrobalic 0prlds snd
hurrahing ~sab- T'<rrsnsan 0eor-
gia Legislature
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
The Liver

whea eat "A order. imFaEses sveFY afKmm "a
tina body. Msmaenlma inF sesns either aHnnmUmu
Eneml are fHmamrfsziE tNken whhasm the hast
sasssa~ "a lss~ lFuuble. sna ufsiA that . ss&
FNf4 fzere ear be No kssalih. stmm4ih. ~
sensfsFt n ang pafs "A tho sgslHnG kfegsnry.
n sasaa fnEpA. = eosasIsan sIszlne Zoe . sl.,a.
g.sh hssFi bai ~ afss sssa meFs sssstiss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; 10 10 pleasant
and refreshing b. the taste. and ae,s
gently yst promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sya.
tem eiIsctually. dispslz cslds. head
aches and fsveFs aud cures hAhiiual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its Kind ever pro
dnced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptahle 20 the stomach, prompt In
iss action and truly beneficial In iz
ELECTS. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. he
many excellent qualities commend u
10 all aud have made Ia the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs h far sale In SOC
Rnd si bottles BY eli leading drug.
gisi& Any reliAbls druggist who
may not have IA on hand win pro.
cure ID promptly for amy one who
wisAss 10 try II Do not accept any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
sss fs<scfsco. cx1.
toei3Faff. ~ kfH F1ax. ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18
Act We'll

~&&
On ths uswr. rwsioflaa ~ natural powers. and
alilRg u he thfawlng % nsaiasiAl Ipoisnns.'
&C Y. Aistsn. tltsltman Texas.
"whemsser | am sNasilssi With eansfllsa,
tiau. o. stisef from loss u appetite. Ayers
rus 80 me right again = A. .. kissf. d.,
hoek itaslse. Va
sin -. ~ the advise Il tfseRd. began
the use u AysFs Pills - = Femesiy Zee 10.
loasasxs. eas1alipallan. high fesefs. and
eolsls. They served ne betfeF than Anything
I had previously tried and have used then
IN altarks Il that sort ever siness- u. W.
sieHsh. lusasonta. Ara
Ayers Pills,
ranFAaNn ~
Or / c. AVER a CO., lsvsA, Mass.
esd ~ ct Dsusxsss. aad Dsaiss. N Mealsiaa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-18

We Nave Aimed al not ssIy havIag ihe brightest
and sshest aasortmea bat 10 hare practically desirable
and popular In every respect WE'LL We eona that
we have the Oo yoa want and that prices inst
satisfactory goods. Yea In aud easily satisfy
yoarse Mspont wihsat TIE slightest risk No visitor
under any ebilgstiens % he unwilling purchaser We
expect show merit In quality and Style satisfactory
price order 10 cell good. We ass Cor their pat
roaAge ualess repay the favoFey giving In
hrstcass article Al price advantageous the buyer
prices all Fght goods al right lnenons are
all rgh and Win be all right iryoa wi give hs
opprtnalty 90 share eas bargsln. with yoa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-29
Poor Politics.

ILdianapolis sun (Ind)
AS might have been expected, the Senti-
nel has begun personal warfare on candi-
date Herod. The Sentinel can always be
depended on to do some dirty work in every
political campaign. Although it has often
tried. 1t cannot lift itself above the filth and
slime of the political gutter. While pre-
tending to be Democratic paper. it has so
persistently and recklessly assailed the pri-
vate character of the candidates OF the OPP
position that it has lost the respect of all
decent people in its own party. As result.
the support of the second fiddle is an in
Jury to a candidate. Honest men do not
believe in it and respectable persons doubt
IL. Such 10 its political reputation-a rep
utation that it has labored Zealously for
years to establish in this community. Con-
sequently its attack at this time upon Mr..
Herod's personal character will have
no effect other than to make
Herod finds himself elected two weeks
Democratic tiddles. Their shameful disre-
gard of the truth and reckless assaults up
on personal character have Disguised hun
dreds of voters, and the latter Will now
cast their votes. not particularly for Herod,
but to give evidence of their adherence of
the methods of the mud-slingers and Will
fiers. Let the Sentinel continue it's present
course if it SO desires. Its favored candi-
date will be compelled TO pay the penalty
and Mr.. Herod will reap the benefit. Mark
this we'll