People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-07-29

enemies, as the convention had
scarcely closed is work before a
hot headed, shallow Drained, white
washed Democrat called us lot of
thieves and rascals. You can very
easily recognize good, true Demo
crat after hearing him talk little,
for he never uses any such language
above referred to, but goes gently
on and attends to his own business
An Allianceman writes from
Lowndes county:
In the ne-sided paper published
in Valdosta. writer stated that he
lived in Lowndes county, signed his
name Democrat, makes this false
statement:
"On call for a rising vote, as
near as | can guess, about one-thlrd
of the house arose on the Omaha
platform, and some of them were
not Lowndes county men,"
l do not say he lied, for he only
guessed. Now for the facts When
the vote was called for there were
100 Or 200 men in the house. All
stood on their feet in an instant ex-
cept "Democrat" and one other.
When Mr.. Sneed said, 'sAll who
will vote with. the Democrats, rise"
not one would show his head, so
those two must surely belong to Mr..
Tom Reed, of Maine. Would you
not think so? He has "a out of 235
Democrats in Congress, and [ sup
pose that he has our two. Let me
quote more from Mr.. Democrat of
the Reed persuasion. He says:
81 was once a member of the
Alliance, but am out now. I love
the principles, but when the poll
ticians got in | got out"
| think know the young man, and
wish you and every one else could
have heard him say what | did, that
he "never would vote for no mgn for
no Office that did not stand square on
the Ocala demands"
The Peoples Party in our county
is here, and here to stay by large
majority, or I am badly fooled.
Count on majority for our beloved
Peek.
A correspondent IN Monroe county
writes for publication:
Our State Convention has had
peculiar effect upon some people
down here. They are somewhat be-
wildered. We boys think the eight
teenth funeral is the next Job on
hand for the Democrats.
They say Col. Alex. W. Bealer
was at the Convention and seemed
to feel the need of his 100000 Dem
ocrats to aid him in killing the PEG
ple's Party. 1t said he pulled his
hair wildly-that he also now needs
wig, and we voted him one, which
he can obtain by calling on Bob
Abernathy-also resolution of sym
pathy, voted him by a crowd at
Hams corner, which Bob carries in
his upper left vest pocket.
On this same day a benighted
Demo. came by Hams corner ask
ing for information as to the where
abouts Of Montgomery Folsom. Said
"Mont." had one of these machines
what grinds out money like a hand
organ grinds out music. Mont. was
the inventor and patentee Of the ding
thing and he wanted to see it. He
was going to have him put a tariff
reform handle to the thing and grind
him out peck of money. We re-
ferred him to Capt. G. F. Gibson, as
the one most likely to give him the
desired information in the absence
"Mont."
The latest from the GAINESVILLE
Gazette: Coz. B. H. Hardy has with
drawn the last atom of his sympathy
CD for the Peoples Party, and an
earthquake is the result. Now he
calmly views the situation as Cleve.
land dictates, and allows Uncle Billy
Waggoner to keep the flies off him.
They will elect Cleveland and lunch
with Freddie Douglas, too.
Captain Corley has, up to now, held
the back door of the Democratic
household ajar for the P. P. boys to
sneak back through, but now he says
by Jack, we had better try 'em a
whack at the front"
If anybody wants to fight just let
them ask Uncle Monroe Moore about
the tumble bug crop. 1t is said the
buzz of a horse fly will put him into
a 2:1O4 trot.
Uncle John Abercrombie has re-
gained his equilibrium-he walks on
his feet once more. Uncle Billy
Parker is having prepared a fine,
large sized crow, for his own special
benefit.
Uncle Tom Dumas now sings, 'sI'm
happy on the way" while Tom Nc
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