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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17

jos anteriores q la lucha y que
afronte el peligro en- el instante de
la batalla.
Para encausar fuerzas sociales
de un cfrculo en- que ha-
lie campo la mujer, Y en- que Sc es-
y Sc desarrollen habitos
de verdadera cultura.
rs indispensable que renazcan
los viejOs entusiasmos dormidos;
que los hombres de valer sacudan
el sopor que les embargo Y que la
juventud les secunde con su esfuer-
20 vehemente.
Es indispensable opener a las
fuerzas disolventes del gobierno, las
fuerzas creadoras de un pueblo
que, teniendo condolences de vida,
no puede resignarse q la nuerte.
Es indispensable demostrar que
amamos al terruno, va que contra
el terruno vienen los dardos de una
reacci6n desatentada Y funesta.
Nosotros pedimos a anuestros con
ciudadanos una labor efcaz, que
no retroceda ante los valladares
opuestos a su obra por los enemi-
gos de nuestros adelantos.
D6jese aparte a los delegados del
Gobernador, 81 ellos pretenden di-
.vorciarse de nuestros grandes inte-
reses y estorbar nuestros grandes
destinos.
Suplamos las deficiencies de la
administration: deficiencies volun-
tarias, que nacen del desapego que
sienten hacia nosotros los que de-
bieran impulsarnos.
Ponce no ha decaido.
Ali, en- sus Ilanuras inmensas, la
cana ofrece el producto de sus ju-
gos sacarinos, que nutren con to-
rrentes de orc las areas particulares.
ALA, en- sus alturas f6rtiles, el ca
feto brinda sus bayas roias, que
alcanzan en- el mundo un precio nun
ca sonado por los cultivadores de
hace cuatro lustros.
Aquf, en- la zona urbana, Sc cons
truyen nuevos edifcios, Sc restau-
ran otros Y la propiedad sube a me-
dida que Sc cubren los huecos Y Sc
pueblan los solares.
El presupuesto nos merma Y los
contribuyentes satisfacen al Estado
y al Municipio, directa & indirecta-
mente, doscientos setenta mil duros
anuales.
iEn que estriba la decadencia?
Estriba en- nosotros mismos, en-
la indolente laxitud con que vemos
crecer Ell predominio de elementos
que nos son hostiles.
En- la pasividad con que acepta-
mos, sin protestar nj resistir, ell do
gal que nos aprieta y nos humilla.
Ponce no es hoy el Ponce de la
Feria porque sus hijos han deserta-
do, consintiendo que Sc burlen a
mansalva los que contemplation con
envidia Y con recelo nuestra pros
pera fortuna.
A Ponce sobran elementos para
recobrar su renOmbre +; para demos
trar que Sc enganan los que 10 Green
raquftico y d6bil.
Unanse, en- los altos empenos de
caracter social, todos los hombres
de buen juicio y de ardientes entu-
siasmos, sea cualquiera el grupo a
que pertenezcan.
Unanse, en- los empenos poIticos,
todos los liberales de coraz6n, Y ira
bajen sin desmayos en- la tarea no
bic Y augusta de redimir al pueblo
Infuyan nuestras damas IN este
movimiento simpatico Y pronto We
ran como Ponce surge q una exis-
tencia robusta, libre, Iuminosa, CO.
mo la merece una ciudad que tan
tas efem6rides brillantes cuenta en-
su breve Y impia historic.
Desmintamos con hechos q los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17

al tio Merlier, ezcusandose por 10 acontecido,
hasta anadi6
-Festejadlos. =. Volveremos
Sln embargo, Domingo que Sc habfa ouedado
solo en- la sa!a, disparaba siempre, sin or NADIA.
sin comprender NADIA. No sent7a mas one Ia ne
cesidad de defender Francisco. Los soldadoa
habian partido, sin que q Sc desc la mas mini.
ma euenta. cada disparo, apuntaba vmatab.,
un hombre. Bruscamente hubo un gran ruido.
Los prusianos acababan de nvadir por detras
oei corral Hlzo e uitlmo disparo, Y cayeron
sobre el cuando ai1n humeaba su fusil.
CCatro hombres le suietaron. Otros voc;fa.
raban aIrededor de &, en- un dioma espantoso.
I'm POGO estuvo que no 10 degollaran 4 escane
Francisco Sc habfa lanzado suplicante. Pero en-.
tro un Official hizo que lie entregasen 81 pri-
sionero.
Despues de cruzar algunas frases en- aIem5,,
con los soldados, volviose hacia DOMINGO Ii
dlJo rudamente en- buen frances:
-Dentro de dos horas sereis fusilado.
III
,R6egla dictada por Ell Estado Mayor aleman
1odo frances no perteneciente al ei6rci+o u.
guiar, qaien Sc aprehendiese con las arrnas
en- Ia mano, deb1a ser fusilado"
daclendo asl terribles ejemplares contra l,s
campeslnos, defensores de sus casas. los oIes
names querian impedir el levantamiento pene-
raj, que temian.
I'll chcial, un hombre alto seco. III rnls
clncuenta amos, soneti6 Domingo ( m Lrarya5
lnterFogatoro Ain cuando hablaba con Mill
cha purcza en- frances, tenfa una seonedad e+-s
teramente prusiana :
- Sois de este pals /? !
No, soy beiga.
"a Por que habeis tornado las armas9 1
Iodo este debe seros indiferente. III
Domingo no respondi6. I'm ese moment, Il
el ohcial repar6 en- Francisco de pie rnnv u;
llqa, que estaba eseuehando en- su palda frasj;, ~;
te torrnaba una Inca roja la leve herida M;fF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17
NOTAS Y COMENTARIOS

~ 4LAkC NNCD1I41N AI1INC
Los canges que hemos recibido de la
Peninsula, no nos traen noticias de YER
dadero interes politico nj social
Fl triunfo electoral de Salmeron, es
la nota mas culminante de la pol tica es-
pamela, hasta la salida del correo.
FL gran orador, que Sc habia trasla-
dado Barcelona a dirigir personalmen-
te su election, fue recibido con entusias-
mo; y a ST. regreso a Madrid Sc le hizo
una gran ovacion.
a Ie tenemos, pues, en- el Congreso,
y seran de DIR las verdades que salgan
de sus labios.
Segun dice FL Literal tan pronto CO.
mo sea aprobado el actual proyecto de
Presupuestos, ning1n funcionario de la
administration general del Estado nj de
la administration de justicia demas
carreras especiales, podr4 jubilarse por
entermo hasta despues de cumplir los
sesenta y cinco amos.
va Sc han leido en- el Congreso, por
el scHor mlnistro de Ultramar, los pre-
supuestos de Puerto Rico. Importan los
gastos 3.69I. 1867 pesos y los ingre-
SOS 3 725.597.
Entire las economics flguran la su
preston de la Audiencia de Mayag1ez
y de la Contadurfa de Hacienda, en- la
secci6n de guerra Io2 727 pesos y en- la
de Marina II 834 Ademas, pasan las
estaciones agronomicas a la DiPutacion
provincial.
En- cambio Sc eleva a 10000 pesos ell
credito para obras del puerto de la ca
Pital, que solo tenia consignado 22, ,ooo
ResPeCto ingresos Sc Proponen re-
formas en- contribution industrial y &C.
dulas, Sc eleva un peso por cada 100
kilos de cafe exportado el impuesto de
o.25 que hoy Paga Por quintal y Sc es
tablece el transitorio del 10 por 100
d Seg1n los edkcHLoS hechos por el Sc
nor Ministro, diChos presupuestos AFRO
jan TN sApsra6ft de 80 $50 43 pesos.
Los peri6dicos de Madrid dan cueuta
del incendio de Sabana Grande, de
las medidas que sc han adoptado aqui
para remediar esa desgracia
Pero nj siquiera hay una Erase de ex-
citacion al gobierno nj al pueblo penin-
suldr para que acudan en- nuestro au-
aiIio.
Dice Ia prensa peninsular que el Go
bierno cree que, una vez aprobados los
para el 50 de JUNO podra
cerrar las Cortes en- los primeros dias de |
Julio, sin ninguna novedad nj contra
tempo
Pero las minorias no son de igual OPT /
Mon, pues piensan que los debates adqui- |
riran tales proposiciones que el senior
Canovas Sc vera en- cl case de plantear
"a question de confanza.
En- la proxima combination de ascen
sos militares, fgurara el general de divi-
sion don Juan Contreras. a quien habia |
va ascender a teniente
general y no assemble por hallarse pade-
-iendo una enfermedad de la que va es-
IA restablecido.
Mucho nos aIegramos de que ell pa
-riota general Contreras Sc halle bien
de su enfermedad de que su prox mo
lscenso Ie permita venir a Puerto Rico
algun dia, Pues generates mobiles, gene
rososy conocedores de este pals, como el
son los que convienen.
Dice FL Coyyeo que el dia que Sc ira
to en- el Congreso del contingente mi
itar y de los presupuestos, solo habfa
in par de docenas de representatives
del pas presenciando los debates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17

De Julio en- adelante no continua la
ONEIDA municipal de los gastos consa-
bidos.
Ell Gobernador, con franqueza mill
litar, fjara 10 que deben ganar nuestros
amos queridos, y nosotros bajaremos Ia
cabeza. Porque asi 10 exile la ley.
Y pues que la ley 10 exile,
Ha de ser justo y muy justo:
Baste saber que ella rige,
Aunque en- verdad nos aaUe
Que no ria nuestro gusto.
En- Madrid Sc considera SECURE. para
brevisimo plazo, el advenimiento de Sa
gasta
Y sera precise que nosotros, los tRdf-
genaS de esta fnsula. izemos las bande-
ras, encendamos las luminaras, queme-
mos los cohetes y demos salida franca a
la satisfaction al jubilo.
No tanto por la venida de don PraXe-
des Mateo como por la marcha de don
Antonio.
Continuaran los de Santurce ejercien-
do elpoder, va que nosotros, amigos de-
ideal puro y neto, no aspiramos al 60
bierno del pals; pero habra menos tor
nillos que aprieten, menos sentenclas
que amenacen, menos gentes inviolables
e invioladas
Porque estOs conservadores de Cano-
vas conceden una expansion, una tole-
rancia. que no hay mas ALA.
Figuraos la imprenta libre y ca
torce processes y seis hanzas sobre cada
| perodista.
Figuraos el municipio libre- y una
playa de calamidades cronicas en- ca
da ayuntamiento.
Figuraos el sufragio lihre. .-.-y don
Ramon Llanos ell detentador, el provo
cador, ell usurpador, de alcalde en- Hor-
migueros
Fig1raos el ciudadano libre y una
organization juridica que establece eI
despotismo insoportable de la toga.
Que caiga. que caiga pronto, un par
tido tan absurdo.
Y 81 no cae que 10 supriman todo,
hasta las audiencias, hasta ei gobierno
general, hasta el obispddo Y el cabildo.
AL paso que marchan las cosas casi
estamos por Pasarnos con armas y baga-
jes al nihilismo
Porque asi /Coybo al BacoI
Una tras otra explosion,
No quedara en- el penon
Nj la sombra de un cosaco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17

Dice FL C0rre0 que el dia que Sc ira
to en- el Congreso del contingente mi
litar y de los Presupuestos, solo habi;
IN par de docenas de representante
del pa. S, presenciando los debates.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
Springr's Station.

TO the DEMOCRAT.
As news has been very scarce
in this nCighbOrhood for some
time ] have been compelled to
remain silent, however it has
been revealed to your humble
seryeGt that we can beast OF a
living SIX eleton in HillsbJrough,
in ,he person Of John MCGEE the
proprietor of the Canadian Cat
tie Ranch, who stands 5 it., Is
ir., i'll his sock feet and Tips
the beam at lis lbs., Mr.. NJ,
was bern in Scotland, raised in
Gambia and spent greater por-
ton Of his manhood in the
United States and is given "
to be one Of the best teamsters
in the country, he is undergoing
treatment for the purpose OF
increasing his flesh by DR.. In
man which seems to be success
tul, except now and thcn an alb
normal condition of the En-
fratrum of the stomach Supposed
to be caused by having to use
No. 80 cartridge hulls for Cap
sules in giving billed beans, hay
ing no drug store here it is i'm
possible to procure capsules,
Ii seems that wonders will
never cease, there has been a
house erected in Fleetw bod grove
for the benefit of the public, SC
] will close until something
else ls revealed.
FLEETWOOD.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
FLEETWOOD.
Hazel Home.

Editor DEMOCRAT.
juno 10TH, lS92.-Sirs, I am
an old man, and have for three
years been shut up at home by
had health, yet l still feel a1x>
ious to gather all the intOrma-
ton possible, and feeling the
democrat, is a fountain, from
which, much may be drawn,
and yet not become exhausted.
| come with some inquiries and
statements, which you, or some
one will please give me some
light on, as no one wishes the
advantage Of his fellow mar.
In March | sent 10 the National
F. III, CO., at Nashville, tc send
me one thousand pounds Of
corn g'Ower, which they did,
five sacks, upon which l paid
81 ,OS freight, in May l ordered
irom W. 7. Embry agent at &C.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
SHERIFES. 4LE

ID VIRTURE of two VeDd. Ex-
ID PISS. issued to me from the Circuit
Court of Lawrence county in the
ause o.
Handley Eros. vs Hamm Bros. and
Rankin Mfg Co. VS. Hamm Bors.
I will on
Saturday July 23rd., 1892
proceed to sell at the court house
door in Luxembourg Tenn. for cash
to the highest bidder one store house
and lot in lion City Tenn Known
on the plan of sal town as lot No,
126 situated on the corner Of Walnut
aud Second street levied ON as the
property of Hamm Bros to satisfy
two judgements in favor OF the above
plaintiffs both rendered by J. P. Feby
6. 1899, one for $500 and $2.65 costs
and the other for $500 ard -. &C
costs. The aboAe will be sold to sat.
isfy the two Judgements above men.
toned and the costs aforesaid and the
costs of this proceeding.
June 22nd., %.
Jas. K. Garner Sheriff.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
Grand July 1915 Notification
CHALLENGE.
DOG VS. PONY.

bOb No Wv
n HEREBY CHALLENGE any
~ pony in the world not over II
hands high, to a trial of speed
wi h my trotting dog "Doc" COLI
ditions to be as follows; Pony
and dog to be farnessed to cart
and both to trot. Half-mlle heats,
best two in three. Am also will
ing o trot "Doc" against any
man runner for same distance,
or against bicycle ridden by boy
under Is years Of age, Or will
give any trotting horse q start Of
% seconds to do q mile to
DOCS" half mile, or will trot
DOC" half a mile against any
horse running mile in harness,
Will also match "Doc" Tor q
contest at all gaits-walk, tret
run, jump and swim, against
any dog in the world.
WILLIE KETCHUM.
Columbia Tenn
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
HEPOLICE GAZETTE

Is the only illustrated paper
in the void containing all the
latest sensational and sporting
nows. No Solcon Keeper, Bar
Der or Club Room eau afford to
Sc without It, 1t always makes
friends wherever it goes.
Mailed to any address in the
United States, securely wrapped,
10 weeks for 1925.
Send Five Cents fol sample
copy.
RICHARD X. FOX,
franklin Square New York City.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24


Perhaps it is not the most
acceptable advocacy or the
most beneficial to make definite
party lines in county or district
elections; but when PARTY lines
are forced in these people choos-
ing Offices of non.political I'M
port to tie masses, IN the excu.
ton Of their incumbences, it is
inexcusabIe and tlagrantly ne
.glectful Of duty to refrain from
a strict aud full party vote. This
makes the test; and the victor
has assured ofsuperior strength ;
and IL success there is an assur-
ance of power that is not given
by h,po of prof. Uses nor by the
hypothesis ofthe most accurate,
victory carries conviction that
is not easily explained nor argu-
ed away.
The issue is now made in
LawreDce's county tickets and
advisabiliIy of plans must give
way 70 actual conditions it is
party against party clean clear
cut ard unmistakably. Demo
Gratis you have it i'll your hands
to elect, easily by 800. viii you
neglect your opportunities!
There is but one hing to be
done and your ticket is elected
that il, to vote your fall strength
as it now stands, Austin, Busby
and Springer, are the righ!ful
claimants Of the three respective
offices, for which they ere ask.
ing your votes, See to it, that
their claims are made secure.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
JOE NJ SoWELL.
A small Cyclone!

Of applause was caused by The
appear ance Of the trotting dog
"Doc" last week at New York
City. There will be a tremen.
dous cyclone of applause at
Columbia Tenn. July 1915 when
he makes his appearance during
the July jollification. Big
excursion from this city at re-
duced rates. Go! have a jolly
good time.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
NON-- RESIDENT
NOTICE
A. Z. KittIell.
J. r. Kttrell.
J. r. Kttrell.

T n THE above styled cause it ap
i pearing to the Court from epiti-
ton of Complt. which is sworn to that
the Deft. J. Il. Kittrcll is non-resi.
dent of the State of Tenn. 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made
in the Lawrence De MocRAT newspa-
pei published at Lawrnnceburg Tenn.
for 4 consecutive weeks requiring said
Delft, to appear on first Thursday after
4th., Monday Of July term OF Cironit
court, at Lawrenceburg Tenn. TO
answer or plead demur or show cause
why Complt's bill shall not. oe taken
as confessed as 10 Deft. ] r Kittrell
This 2Srd., dav OF June 1892.
John. B Kenredy elk.
". A. Stewart, Atty.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Southern Female University,
Fal! Term begins September 10.
Spring Te m begins January q,
aver 152 boarders, % teachers d
'Vfiicers, Full University curriculum
Five distinct courses. three Of which
lead to the degrees. NJ. A., D, A.. and
B. L. Special attention to Music and
Art. Thorough Business Course.
The scheme of study is framed with
view OF Offering to young women such
facilities for obtaining a liberal educa.
ton as are enjoyed by young men at
the best Universities. HandsOmest and
most cOnpl Ue school editice in the
Sor;h. all tn rooms, halls and stair
Ways carpeted. Accommodation tor
100 boaidcrs. Smed's improved system
4 heat and ventilation. Lighted with
gasand electrsci'y. Hot and cold
yate. throughout Abundan;eoi bath
ooms an! closets. PaIlors, library,
eading rooms aud gymnasium CON
euiehtly loo ated, Cash cost Of build
ng. $4,000. Eight acres Of comrus.
Board, ghts. fuel, servants attend.
Inces etc. five months, $64. 80 tuition
-. Send for catalogue to Rev 1. D,
BASS, d. D., FLoRhNCE. Ala
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

The man who has not inter-
st enough in his country to al
says cast a ballot when neces>
sary, at whatever cost, is act
worthy of the protection secured
to a citizen of a Republic
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
The w Orld'S Columbian
Exposition.

Send so cents to Bond & Co !;
57G Rookery, Chicago, and You
will receive, post paid, a four hun
dred page advance Guide, to the
Exposition, with elegant Engrav-
ings of the Grounds and Build
ings, Portraits Of its Leading spir-
its, and a Map of The City Of Chi
cago; all OF the Rules governing
the Exposition and Exhibitors,
and all inform alton which can be
given out in advance of its open
ing. Also, other Engravings and
printed information will be sent
you as published, 1t Will be a
verv valuable Book and every
person should secure a copJ
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

American, glorious greatness
is illustrated in this, the salaries
of teacher, and superintendent
in toto. in the United States
amounts tc S8O,0oO,OOO per an
mum The pensioners draw
$l46,OOO,O0O, Why have
schools at all2 Why not give
us all pensions with the instruct
ion to vote the Republican tick.
ct and quit fooIing.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24
I.awrenceburg Hotel For Sale

Hotel with nicely furnished and large patronage located
in central part of town convenient to depot Receives all the
commercial patronage and paronzed lar ely by town and
county Including about of ground well improved
with fine ard orchard and splendid garden spot and gou
out buildings. For terms and other information apply to
George Mester Luxembourg Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Tae most important CAM
paigus are now being fought that
have been forced tor many
wears, ,ook to it, both State and
National.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

The people of Tennessee are
tired of Gov. Buck, let him go
back to Rutherford and hoe COT
ton, every one is willing,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

The Kan who has aOt got the
courage TO put in the ballot box
the ticket of his convictions is a
political coward, and is open to
bribery.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

II has been fully demonstrated
that the voice Jf the masses Is
mightier than the man or the
organized clique.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

The advanced exponent u
Tariff reform is nominated on
first ballot, and enthusiastically
accept"u everywhere.
There is no man else in the
patton who Is SO dear to Dem
oclacy and who so commands
the respect of his political OPP
ponents as GROVER CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Owens OF Kentuckey han
dies the gavel we'll. denry
WAtterson swings iuto line.
Tammaay is harmonious. Clcve-
land is nominated and the peo-
pie rejoice.
Democracy is eloquent and
takes tae most advanced ground
ever taken before.
The Honorable William l..
Wilson, Of West Virginia the
permanent chairman makes the
speech of his lite and among
other things, says: There is..no
sell government when the .peo-
pie co not control their own
elections and make their own
laws, when either of these rights
is taken away or diminished a
breach is made, not in the out
CT defense, but in the citadel
of our freedom,
The Hill and Boise boomers
pale into insignificance, and
are only greeted it with respccta,
BILE applause On their names be-
ing presented in nomination
all seemed to be directed to Cleve.
land aud nothing could avert it.
The Alabama delegation hclsted
a portrait of Cleveland on an
umbrellas staff and the men and
women in the galleries waved
hank erchiefs, tire W up hats
ony to be followed by a louder
and more determined demons.
tration by the delegates unit
all was wild with enthusiasm
in the great and elegant wig
wan.
The platform is democratic
Opposed to extcrtlon from toe
people of every unwarrautet
nature; for the rule of this
government by the people auC
not by the polltica,, trickster'
Opposed to the classes fulins
the masses, for government
eqrinomically administered; pro
lection to all. With a tariff
plank that voices the sentiment
of the people and makes talii
the predominant issue OF :h
campaign, This Democratic.
Upon this platform the PEG
pie are willing to stand and wit
their trusted and tried Advent
10 Tree government are wiIl;n
10 'work with all the assuranc
Of.succeSs.
Victory in November.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Cornegie opposing organized
labor, Reid on the ticket, and
yet the Republican party loves
tho poor |. boring man.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Grover Cleveland is the most
representative MAD now In
America.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

A great many presidential
boom, have been tabled Tor in
Stapce "a Hill boom.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

1t is being suggested that it
would be better if Whitelaw
Reid was out of the scrape.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Democracy is a child Of llb6r-
ty loving people and will sur
yive 80 long as tree institutions.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Baby McGee will have to
take baby McGee's doll rags
and leave the White House.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Tennessee is capable of sup
porting many times the popula-
ton she now has.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

In the p.actice of democratic
principles rests the peace and
safety OF this free Republic,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

The success of the democratic
party means more to the South
than simply pride III party VIC
tory.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

The politician gets to be more
and more a useless factor IN
rociety.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Democrats see to il, that your
county ticket is elected.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-06-24

Peter Turn ~ is surely a win
ming card.