The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-06-30
CLEVELAND. 1.-THE ONLY"

"CLEVELAND, 1.-THE ONLY"
Concord Times: Grover Clevelan,
is the only Democrat who has eve
been nominated for the Presidenc.
with the delegation of his own Stat
opposed to him.
Grover Cleveland is the only Dem
crat who has ever been nominate,
for President for a third time.
Grover Cleveland IS the only Dem
ocrat who has been elected Presiden
since the war
Grover Cleveland is pure, broad
minded statesman and not a politi
clan or a time server. He is TIN
peoples friend, and they will cleo
him next November by a majority
that will bury the Republican party
forever.
SPITE WORK.
Charlotte News: The News is sur
prised, therefore, at the fact that
instead of all hands joining in anC
making it a nomination by acclama
ton, nomination with a hurrah
efforts were made to keep as many
votes from Cleveland as possible
Even North Carolina had to dc
something bright This would have
been all right had there any sort of a
chance at all of beating Cleveland
but as it is, people can only look at
1t in the way of spite work.
HISCAREER EXTRAORDINARY.
State Chronicle: His career has
been extraordinary His popularity
is without a parallel in American
political history. What is the cause
of it all? He was born honest, has
lived honest, and that is the cause.
In this man the people have found
great pleasure, and they determined
that he should fill two terms as Chief
Magistrate of this Republic, even if
he had to be nominated third time.
THE GRANDEsT MAN.
News and Observer: 1t came about
questioned. Men of affairs who yield
to none in admiration of his sterling
worth and excellence of character
and superior capability, doubted the
expediency of his nomination; but
the convention waved aside those
doubts and fears and presented to
the American people for their suf-
frages the grandest man of his gener
1tlOn.
A NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS.
Concord Standard: We believe all
men recognize in Cleveland an honest
man, but his attitude to the silver
question is against him.
But he is the only man ever in the
Presidents chair that gave national
Administrations first one since
no to, he
MOST POPULAR DEMOCRAT.
Salisbury Truth: They could not
beat Cleveland before the National
Democratic Convention and they
cannot beat him before the people.
He is the most popular Democrat in
the country, if not the ablest, and
has been selected because when
President he was true to the Consti-
tuition, to all sections, and to all the
people.
STOPPED THE PRESS FOR IT.
Henderson Gold Leaf: The paper is
on the press but we take it off to say
the good news that Cleveland is the
man is just received. He was nomi-
mated on the first ballot at an early
hour this morning President Cleve-
land That sounds well. We've heard
II It before and will hear it again.
ALL HUMBUG.
New Bern Journal: 1t is all hum
bug about Cleveland's not being
able to carry North Carolina. With
the tariff and force bill issues in the
campaign Cleveland will distance
Harrison in North Carolina.
THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
Goldsboro Argus: If there was
nothing else to enhance the regard
and esteem in which Mr.. Cleveland is
universally held by the masses of the |
people, the fact that the machine |
politicians and the bosses are oppos-
ed to him would be amply sufficient.
A REFoM ADMINISTRATION
Durham Sun: Grover Cleveland |
will give us reform administration |
such as the people demand and will |
give them relief. So here goes for
Grover Cleveland and Baby Ruth.
RUTH AND THE WHITE HOUSE.
Newton Enterprise: Ruth Cleve-
land will cut her eye teeth in the |
White House as the Enterprise said |
six months ago.
THE TWO C's.
Tarboro Southerner: Hurrah for
Cleveland and Carr!
Perhaps the Disgrunted VIII Fall Into |
Line.
From the Stats Zeitung.
While it must be regretted that
some of the Democratic politicians
who believe themselves called to
pose as leaders attack the man be-
cause his way of acting does not fit
into the small politics they follow,
this cannot obstruct the natural de-
Of events. Cleveland
will continue to march triumphantly
over the heads of these narrow mind
ed men. The magnifcence of the
machines painted in lurid colors by
Cochran and his kind at Chicago
will crumble into dust before the
better understanding of the voters
for the direction in which the De-
mocracy is heading under Cleye-
lands leadership if these politicians
Co not understand before if is too
late what this movement means and
hasten to fall into line.