The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-11-03
EX-GOV. JARVIS SPEAKS.
4 Large Audience Hears Him in the
Opera House.
he TALKS DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE

And is Cheered Whenever he Mentions
the Name of Grover CIeveland-An
Admirable Address-He Tells the
Third Party of its Folly and Asks
Them to Work for Democracy.
EX-Gov. Jarvis spoke at the Opera
Houses at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
an introduction by Hon. Clement
Manly. He explained that Mr.. Carr
was absent because he had gone out
into the country to Vienna With the
county candidates today. The Gov
ernor referred glowingly to the growth
of the Twin-City since his last visit.
He asked if there was anybody who
thought there should be change in the
State Government OF North Carolina.
Either Elias Carr or David Furches
will be the next Governor. Il am
surprised at the colored people want
ing change when they are so blessed
with such splendid educational advan-
tages as they have at present. Did
you have such things during the State
Republican administration?
Il believe it is the best interests of
the people of North Carolina, white
and colOred, for the voters to go to the
polls next Tuesday and vote the
The Ex-Governor explained the State
Convention held at Raleigh when Carr
was nominated by the farmers of
North Carolina and how his nOmina-
ton was then endorsed by the very
men who met at the same place in
less than ninety days thereafter and
helped to nominate another candidate
for the same office.
''When | see in Marion Buffers pa
in IuIy that If would no Sniri19l
to nominate a man against Elias Carr:
when | see Butler at Raleigh presid-
ing over meeting that means suicide,
don't ask me to have confidence in
such men.
The Governor told of little fellow
nameF John who came to his
office this summer with the eXclama-
nation that he had solved the great
financial problem. Abolish the taxes,
burn the custom houses and do away
with the internal revenue and then
when we want money to just set the
printing press to work. There is a
John in every county Gin the State"
said the speaker.
''The only one course you can pur-
sue for your benefit is to go the ballot
box next Tuesday and cast your vote
for every man on the ticket from
Grover Cleveland down." (Applause.)
Mr.. Jarvis explained the plans of
the new party and said he had invited
theSpeakerS of that party to come upon
the stand by his side and explain to the
people how their plans could be car
ried out. LAS yet not one of them
has accepted my invitation" He
touched upon the tariff question and
showed how the Republican laws
were in favor of the rich and not the
poor. He also told of the Third party
platform and said there was not
word in it favoring the taxing of the
luXuries on an equal with the neces-
SarieS of life.
the government and the Office-hOlderS
the servants. Every dollar and note
issued from the government is debt
upon the people. Did you ever hear
a man borrowing his own money and
then paying two per cent on it.
Don't be carried away on such
plans.
Massachusetts has about $500 per
capita while North Carolina has only
81. The Republican party says let
that stream of money flow on as it
has been. The Democratic party
says stop it-let the money remain in
the hands of the people.
The Ex-Governor closed his admira-
BILE address by saying: LET me beg
you people of Forsyth county to close
your stores, farms and business places
on next Tuesday, and go to the ballot
box and work one day for your cOun-
fry Great aDDl3USe