The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-05


Do 56n want monied aristocracy
to rule this country Ordo you want
the people, rich and poor hike, to
rule it?
Ii heformer. then rote for Benja-
min Harrison; who has declared that
cheap coats make cheap men. But
i il the latten then vote the Democrat
ic ticket; for the Democrats have al
ways from the time of Thomas JEFF
ferson, chanpioned the cause of the
common people, the hardy yeomanry
of the country.
Do you want all men to fare alike,
whether rich or poor, whether they
wear dear or cheap coats? then vote
the Democratic ticket.
Do you want all men to get the
worth of their labor? Then vote the
Democratic ticket.
Do you want the rich to be the ia
vored few before the law? Then vote
the Republican ticket.
Do you want it to cost you twice
as much to live and support your
family as it ought to do? Then vote
the Republican ticket.
Do You want to pay two prices for
all you wear, and nearly all you eat?
Then vote the Republican ticket.
Do you want to be hewers of wood
and drawers of water for the rich
manufacturer? Then vote the Re-
publican ticket.
Do you want the government to
furnish the rich banker money on
easier terms than the poor man !? Then
vote the Republican ticket.
Do you want the rich banker to be
allowed to charge you three or four
interests on money given him by the
government? Then vote the Republi-
can ticket.
Do you want rich sugar planters
or refiners of the South, or Sap Drop
pers" of the New England States, to
be paid bonus of two cents pound,
or nearly half the cost of making
their sugar, by the government, with
out givingyou Of the Middle or West
ern States any bonus on your wheat
or other cereals? Then vote the Re
publican ticket.
DO you want to perpetuate class
legislation, for the benefit of the rich
manufacturer and capitalist, and at
your expense? Then vote the Repub-
lican ticket.
Do you want silver demonetized.
and gold put at Premium Then
vote the Republican ticket.
Doyou want enough money, wheth-
er gold, silver or paper money, to
answer the legitimate wants of the
people, and so guarded that each and
every dollar thereof, shall be the
equal equivalent ofthe other in mon
ey value? Then vote the Democratic
ticket.
Do you want this to remain a free
government of, and by the people, a
free vote and a fair count? Then vote
the Democratic cKet.
De you want your votes overhaul
ed and thrown out at the will of hired
satraps, by the party in power? Then
vote the Republican ticket.
Do you want an honest govern
ment2 Then turn the rascals out.
DO you want your public servants
(now calling themselves your lords
and rulers 10 settle their accounts
with YOU, that yen may see how they
have been dealing with you? Then
turn them out Of office and put The
books before other and DISTINGUISHED
men. and you will learn the truth,
and not before
Do you want the court house ring
to rule you as with an iron rod, and
take to themselves all the emoluments
of office, place and power? Then
don't vote for them, but if you want
to be their submissive slaves then
vote for them.
If you do not believe the so called
county nominees of the Republican
party of this county are the peoples
choice in fact, as well as in form?
Then you are not legally nor morally
bound to vote for them.
If you want to purify and elevate
your system of nominations in this
county, you must see to it that good
faith and fair play is observed and
practlced by all in obtaining nomi
nations
For you to sanction such nomina-
tions attained by bad faith or fraud,
is to sanction fraud yourselves.
Ii you don't want to be domineered
over by bigotry on stills, then cut
the Hare short on the 9Th of Nov.
1892.
A SupDosiiion.
We have heretofore supposed that