The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-02
Look Well. Democrats!

This is a period in the history
of our nation when there will be d
political fight in all the states Of th Q
Union, and the great fear is that it
will be democrats Cor pretended
democrats) against democrats in
stead of the democratic party being
thoroughly united and arrayed
against the repub lican party.
There is no just cause of such
indiscrimina ton; heed the grand
achievements attained by the dem
ocratic party III the past, when
they had their forces concentrated,
and you will observe the good that
has been effected under its infu-
ence.
We have no ill intent towards
the republicans personally. sbut we
de detest their system of manage
ment in the affairs of government,
simply from the fact that their in
terest is a detriment to ours, and
that which works to the best results
to our interest is equally so to
theirs, consequently now Is the
time to put on the whole armor
and fight the political war fare
until November, 1892. at Which
time instead OK the repu blican party
saying to their "peis,' swell
done thou good and faithful servant,
as thou has been faithful over a
few things, will make thee ruler
over many things" the democratic
party will be heard saying to the
republican party, "Depart from me
ye workers of inquitY to never
more return"
1t is expedient that we should
have a bright recollection of the
past, so asrts be better prepared 10
cOmfeN the future, and we wdQl
know from the records of congress
and the journals of the legislature
that the honest, frugal people of
this free government have been de-
frauded under republican rule of
more than 1000, 900 hard earned
money. This amount wrested from
the pockets of the Iaborers was not
extracted from any one thing, but
like the effluvia that is scattered to
and fro, and drifted into one great
mass.
If we believe in politics in any of
its attitudes, which is wisdom in
government, let us consider these
grievances with a calm disposition,
inspired with spirit of hopeful
redress.
/ am now a non resident of Ten
nessee, but am interested as much
in her victory and achievements as
any who live within her borders,
and nov the very man whom we
upheld so strong two years ago as
the democratic nominee, has with
drawn himself from that party in
order to defeat it. lie has never
made but one mark, and that is the
one he is now ma king to defeat the
democratic party, the very party
who clothed him with more honor
and a greater victory than any
democratic nominee has yet re-
ceived. But the democrats of Ten
nessee will elect their nominee as
governor, who will steer the "Ship
of State" into the haven of peace
full prosperity, not like those rills
from a height which sparkle and
foam and In vapOr are over, but
current that works Its way into
light through the fi!tering Iecesses
of thought and classic lore. Now,
IN conclusion, | would say to those
who have followed OFF those lead-
ers into different organic atoms to
now cease their folly and stand
together and fight together with the
democratic party for the election Of
j Judge Turney as governor, JOSIAH
Patterson as congressman, and the
democratic nominees for the legisla
ture.
With congratulations 10 the peO-
pie of Tennessee for the encourage