Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-09-01

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QeAssdidkfs tS5 R5ssiDor ddwn-
that the Third- Party has pat cont
in, this State, looks especially to
thu farmers of North Carolina tSf
suppoft-fof votes on electiohds >
Wha:a ticket. and Whist IN ex-
pectatioDt rsif p
In this connection We have 81
word to say for and to the farmers
of North Carolina. They are not
ed fof their Demccrscy, patriotism
and virtue.
They have been triief to the
right. Drawer in its defense and
more untirlng in their sxeitione,
perhaps, than any other class. In
The dark days of redistribution,
when power sand plurder were
loffered freely to those Who would
fall down and worship, there were
fewer farmers than any other class
who fell from the right.
Are they now going TO- forget
thoee dark days Of dire and inns
pending calamity and their heroic
resistancea Are they going to
tu,ntheif backs upon the traditions
of their fathers and their own pc.
~litical obligations and fellow the
fortunes of traitors to principle and
TO countryl Forbid it, Heaven!
my farmer fr;"nd-my coun,
trymsn, ifyou be inclinipg to the
Third party, and come and reason
with me o mement in all sincerity,
and az On honest man. i.
You are told by the Thirdfsrty
"orgins" and the sreacherous, I'M
principled, oficesgrasping leader
who have forced themselves for
ward, that you must not read MOI
I believe Democratic newspapers
They know full we'll thatif the.
e can school the farmers to this kline
t Of policy they can cherish sotn'
r hope Of ultimate success, be
g cause q remarkable trait of tb'
D farmers 10 their loyalty to thsi
friends and convictions. The.
e shut their eyes and close their car
to any assaults against those VIII
e claim to be their friends. Trntl
10 too feeble to drive them suddenl.
from their prejudices. But trutl
w;U prevail" the eternal year
{ of God are hers. Why. ther
will You turn q deaf cart WI
will you "let Wisdom cry an
e Understanding put forth her voic
g in vain ~
!. The farmers Of North Carol Ms
without exception, have been steac
fast ADVOCATES OF economy an
honesty in the administration c
government; they have stood al
most as M man against clai
Legislation and tariff robbery
J and they have eve justl
denounced corruption and pro
:, iigacy in high places. And Sc
: when they came together and OF
ganized as a class and, within Il,
organization of the Democrat
party, a'ked for representative me
: from their ranks TO b nominate
for Congress, we, the Democrat
!. people as a whole, gladly conced
ed their desires-nnd the conse
!, quence is nearly every Congress
: man from this State 10 a farmer.
a. Nay, more:-in the late Stat
i. Democratic convention, when the
, said to their fellow citizens and fel
low delegates: ave are brethre
of the same household! We hol
i. the same faith. We are fightin
, flor the same results. We are nj
|. merically stronger than any othe
!. class, and we ask you to help .
Nominate a farmer, not because b
# is a farmer, but because he is
good Democrat, honest and con
dpetent," did they not meet tho CO.
dial and unfeignedly hearty re
sponse, "Verily, We wW stand
lyon, shoulder to shoulder" An
yet some of those very farmer dele
:. gates in that State Democrat
:. Convention that nominated far
mer for Governor, are now howl
ing Third partyites. seeking to d.
feat the ticket they there pledge
) themselves to support. Some 9
them even who were delegates I
THAT convention are now candi
: dates on the Third party State tick
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