The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-03

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with item rs never able to get along
y.-y well. t"ry think il was the fault #
III. TEMPER, Tut think IL was the fault IF
tt..,r ycCupa Tn. Mr.. Chri-tOrhcr Nagce
nn! Nr. Dav.i Marltn-par nolIe fratrum
--..tye also - themselves introduced in
o.. -~ 10 info the public Tat they did
Il. Ink Y , highly either Of my poit-
ir..l Consistency or Of my political intlu-
s....r. Such onions from such sources are
f., ,qefLc r, est possible culogy. for the
~ l..;c~ sue! iren mean by politics are,
L'.gly fot fue, Is wide rs the poles
- Icer ! '.-ycr sold my own vote:
IL "r i. as II ,,arty, directly CI indirectly,
t, ryiny u,..yody q sc's vote How then
{ I'D the Vi ,ers and the Martins Of poll
t.. think W, e me?
som" Of H. most friendly political oppo-
=. now r, have been mistaken in
IL. r. ;,.Iuei,.4 10 my past political CON
q, ct, and | . IA to DISPOSE once for all Of
rimpc.t, 1t I: question Ny coming Of
a.. .iappcnc 10 "Di:. eide nth the birth Of
t. nr'ublic - party, 50 hat have never
I.... aHvthi < LIT Il Republican, and i
T. . never + It. mill uovy;.t liberty TO vote
m. p one ut a K,pull-ran for noIiticaI
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j. we'll own / have never regarded
} .!CipHi e., Is properly having any
/. ny to GOV sth partisan politics, but from
to lS!f! nave II yer vot ID for a /. mo
{. O.. Tor any flee which in my judgment
/ > "a. = s"ri Z, political 81 Hi4icance. OF
''tl-' vote for Pre~id"n, harrison four
Sc" - 1" -, q. would hay" I.ade then he
E. "a st+;rrm 1t If tle chang my opinions
l.. y" u;'i"rr ne rs f1ye M" !" nov.
The srll-r 49, huupr which have never
81" hit 1" re- ..'-~ gives me q very Keen en-
j nc 80 al I'll" suggestions which have
been made hat | never was a very good
!. psb1ir7n, er. if WAS years ago, | had
I,l., ago aa..d 10 he so. 1t is true that
We, "fr"sct to the attempt to imprncI
J. ,.,'jcIt J,!.I.Son, but with that c,.:-.i;-
t, i 1 do IL" Lejievc that there was ANY
II re a!WaT' supporter of the Republican
D. ~ t'.hn raS.
t j. also .rte that ii the close OF the
e.. upai.,n If so found ny self compelled
L believe hat Mr.. Tildcn WAS entitled to
Il electoral vote of Louisiana, and it was
ou.y after TIE decision Of the electoral
O. linj-sion and the constitutional DECLARE
tI,n 10y both houses Of congress that Mir
i yes had on elected president of the
| u!tcd StatG that | rcconciled myself to
Ia Hssumpti, OF that great Office.
u j. also true hat declined in Noyem-
be-. 1876, to Z. 10 Louisiana to be present
ut the action Of the returning board Of
IT, state when deciding upon it's electoral
vo,, for | sa 4 them and | believe still.
that in view Of tie vast advantages the
! rty had enioycd in the cleo