The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-28

IE Whitelaw Reid should die tn
Republicans might as well put on
OF the Pinkertp'.:s on their ticket. /
uou!d To- just about as snvory {
now Tor the laboring classes
fRi sTDENT HARRISON was praise
by Andrew D. Whit for his civil SCI
vice policy Then Whitel;iw Reid
newspaper praised White. Then tn
President gave White an OFF {
Harrisob's is I. ''small favors thank
tuiiy-recrieved administration.
IT ! reported that the Republican
will seni large sums of campaign
money into North Carolina ard IVES
FlrgiI.ia. There is scarcely am
thing that We like So well rs IN III
flax If ii oney, has Ne don't care t.
havr it sp-nt here in any niSchicv
Gus enterprises
THE Washington i'uSt says
III was Gov. Flower T. ho dt ciar...I
, that the E0minat!oH az Ciny.l;inu
would b.. suicidal. and under the. New
York law suicide is Il penal offense."
The Post photographic forgets
| Illinois.
| GEN FIELD told Richmond re-
porter his party would carry the
| Carolinas, Georgia and Texas. He
further says that the Peoples party
| viii help Harrison and injure Cleve-
land. This Field will run to weeds if
he is only let alone
Major Mckinley writes to Editor
Mcclure of the Philadelphia Times
that he is not fond of disputation
He therefore does not accept any in
vitation to a joint discussion on the
tariff question, but refers the ma tier
to the campaign committee.
SENATOR WHITE, ofLouisiana, male
a reputation as forcible speaker in
the United States Senate last Friday.
His main point was that the passage
of tho anti option bill would bring
confusion, disagreement, and tur-
MOL into the whole commercial
world
The State Chronicle b gins an ed
itorial by asking: Suppose Cicero
had temporized with Cataline, would
he have saved Romeo" Well, sup
pose We localize this question. Sup
pose the sheriff should further tenn
porize with DeGraff, would he save
anything or anybody but the muir
derer?
GEN. GoRDoN, of Georgia, a man
whom the South loves to honor,
says that the Democratic gathering,
in Madison Square was one of the
best pieces of practical politics he
had ever seen or heard Of There is
always a best way of doing things in
politics this year the Democrats
know how to do it.
THE appointment ofTruxton Beale,
who IS going to marry Miss Blaine,
IS like an invitation from President |
Harrison to the Maine statesman
to come out of his tent and help in
he fight. Bea!e goes from his post |
II Persia to become minister to |
Greece. But why did not Harrison
give him Turkey?
WILL Harrison carry his own State
his year? The most recent news
makes Us think that he will not.
The Blaine enthusiasts of Fort
Wayne are seeding, the Fort Wayne
member OF the State committee has
and several members of the
Ounty committee, also. There is
rouble in the Harrisonian camp.
BTsHoP Q. p. FITZGERALD, of the
|. Z. Church South, makes a pretty
uggestion to the effect that subur-
an town in Georgia should be nam
i ''Lanier' in honor of Sidney La
cir who was born in Georgia half
anturs ago. Thename would beauti-
lily befit d beautiful town.
The celebrated race horse, 70
ambien, must be owned by a stud
Mt of Spanish and egotism, for ''Yo
ambi en-" is Spanish for 81 also"
he horse has made new record for
mile-and-a sixteenth, his time be /
g 1:45A minutes, a half-second |
etter than any previous record 5
WHITELAw REID is one of the most
men ever nominated for
lie Vice-Presidency. He is a dis I
aver of wealth, Il worshipper of
ealth, a marrier of wealth and an
of wealth. He hasno sym
ithy for the classes that he consid C
$ beneath him; neither have they t
~ for him. 4