The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-11-03

| WHEN the Republicans sold out to The SENTIn
the millionaire manufacturers they 2. Davis, tn
did not dream of the tate which Presbyterian
would follow them. ton. His oh
THE Mckinley doctrine, carried to t; H.
a logical extreme, would prompt ;+;o
= tax in New York on the products OF
3 North Carolina. Kew u
=, ~ no longer a
) A MEETING with twelve stands and Democracy, j
thirty thousand auditors is rarely bition at int
= surpassed. Such the Tammany it go. but
F. meeting in New York. stump and I'll
4 A NATIONAL park in the Southern LIE is
a. Alleghanies will hundred country os
Thousand extra visitors for North proposes &c
larolina every year MOUSE "i'ho
->--- : the people
UNDER Cleveland there will be all denv this fal
k the protection the workingman VIII
nee bat not ii much protection as If every
! the tariff trusts will want. County eoul
8 noisy and i'll
THERE is moral issue in politics ton which
this YEAR 1t is whether tariff rob the Reynod
J bers shall continue their partnership they would
/ with the Federal Government featlng 1T, a
The Southern people claim the WHEN al
right to control their own affairs OF the Gra1
We can ask outsiders to mind their is satisfied
own business and let ours alone. on the pens
>--- others ougl
WHEN Matt Quay said that the l;ovos with
Republicans might succeed without ; 1;+ Oh,
New York lie virtually admitted that
Harrison would lose that State. Wrbave
WHEN a man undertakes to set at men 10 10
H. naught the statutes of this State in eVangeists
regard to registration he is quite We love the
likely to get into trouble Thus wro
rr ono;na+ion of Cleveland was man. Why
the playing of a trump card NO taken 10 oh
other man could have strengthened
the party so much with new recruits f" hlihi.A
~ r. - the Republ
lE DEMOCRATS may well feel hopeful SO 900 TO
The farmers in over fifty counties OF subscriptio
the great State of New York are in snm he w
disposed toward the Republican knowing II
:. party. be getting
IT seems that Gen. Weaver travels
on a railroad pass and the number he %
of his pass has been made public IN ~ ~
Kansas What a consistent poll ~ ~.
ticianl I -.
THE temperance men in Iowa are can leyislat
49, leaving the Republican party so rap aimed to n
idly that the G. o. P. must soon Into such
hunt for it's adherents mainly in the fallen.
IN grog shops
INGALLS, says there ought to be Republican
Force bill and Johnny Davenport party that
says there will be one. The South possible.
will be solid in it's denial of such in is only at
famous legislation. pie The
>-- infamous Il
,os A CANDIDATE who refuses to apollo ~ all who
gize for calling decent man a liar -, "a :
cannot be gentleman, and If said
rs candidate carries muruerous hn'io REPUBLI
he is very much like criminal. 81 angry
ext SHERIFF LEAGUE has at last given cratic succ'
the main reason why he didn't arrest more abu
DeGraf at Bethania last Saturday referring c.
he said: 81 must acknowledge that Grover VI
1 am afraid OF Lead pattle.
It's -- of his brot
'0' THE first death in the White House y, i, tho "
was that of William Henry Harrison; cd hab,nd
his the last that of the wife of his grand for his
. son. May the dark shadow not how
er there soon aganl THE tin
eli - -. I'LL, | extensivel
=. has just begun it's session are some 9,oa
Jun of the brightest young men In the 80
State They helped to roll up that Wv I u.s.
win big Democratic majority. .a
ri AT Sandy HiT N Y, when St. from Wal
John was advertised TO speak in the sne on W.T.
ews court house for Prohibition the Re- mo for "a
sur pubcans got the keys to the build
ing and locked the doors. senate
rye THERE are some despicable asser- great spec
IT is tions made on the Republican side the Demo
this campaign. One of their hireling does not
takers says that Southerners are revenue
- loafers and do not pay their debts. erhhehO
Mr. -- high enor
IF the Mckinley bill helped the in WAGES.
tho poor farmers as mucn as IL uoes the cording t
OiF rich manufacturers, a good many of nounces
'"N the farmers in Forsyth county would wbicl, as
be living at the Hotel Znzendorf. worse an
mink wears roll
,s+; IF the foreigner pays the tariff tax Se'''
as Republican organs are wont to ,1oe
say, then the men who ship South
Re- ern cotton to England must help Anee
ant to pay the expenses of the British IoiV.ic
heir empire hepuoiic'
" member
GARFIELD graduated at Williams 50 years
An; College, and every member of the On the o.
an faculty voted for him; now all but statesme
two of the professors will vote the Cooley al
Democratic ticket Good school, turned tt
q his Williams Collegel party, a
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