The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
VIEWS OF yeRITAs.

Az ASrED-A candid Tor Congress hy
W the party Of thu third part Of the
seventh district SAID candidate must
4gree not 10 fly the track nor start a uew
patty alter the election 1t is not essen
nal tnat he be Intelligent, educated or
good looking but he must bave the gill
4 gab. aud be an expert ~ the ant ot
,busiBg the aristoctatic, au'ocraiie.
ilntocratic, Democratic party. We haV'
shown ny our choice 0f Weaver for the
read % our ticket that We are not hard
o please. aud che di grun,lsd cnndidaies
4 other parties Will inl It 10 their adj
vantage to apply at cnce. We have OF
aud for sale cheap. job lot OF second-
aud aud shop-worp politicians, gather.
I'd 10 atless than cost from the Other
parties that We will gladly dispose OF ut
anv price off red.
R@- Plense insert this ad. aud charge
60 ,ae party,
They ara in great trouble just
now as to VINO will carry their ban
ner Of reform AMI | want them to
have fair play aud they shall have
candidate if have TO rnn my
self or hire some LAWYER to offer
them his services. We have in our
anks some Hooker Democrats
who won't vote for Dndis an
some Dodd's Democrats who won't
vote for Hooker and | want them
t0 have a chance e., vo g for some
one else. Thy seem t. think tn t
this is n personal Instead Of a
political clmD ign, when the truth
Is, 1t is a battle tween the Dem
0craiic parry On tn" one side IL id
the wOrld, the flesh aud the X :
pu 'licans on the other
The thirds, except for their in
cIdeatal aid to tn. Republic ms,
will hardly be known in the rae
AMI will be he ird from Ouly iD
spots. They NAV elect Congress
man here and ther-, but tue old
Democrats mong hem will not
vote for Weaver. Many of them
are disgusted alre dy aud ar look
ing b 'ck with longing eyes TO
theil fl st love. They We're led i tn
z. P. foolishness by means OF the
Allia ce.
1t was an easy ma'ter to con
vince the average farmer that ne
was being imposed upon by tbr
rest of N nkind particularly as he
ell ON or never hears he nnpleas-
ant truth hat the hard times and
i presen poverty are due prin-
cipally TO him elf. | am a farmer
1t p eseht and candidlt wknowl
edge that it is prncinily m, ow
fault that | am to-day p 'or mln,
and brother farmers, look ca II
man at his own ease AMI see IT the
majority of'you ,r' not in he M
boat. Some very e nd peokle geI
migIty ma s,m tlm s a what
-ay but / cin't nelD 1t. Trait
nurts, aud farmers Ike king. sci
tom he n he ruth. Public sp AK
RS are usu lly candid tss pr-srn
or pros &c i've AID dare not tel IL
our faults. They pat us Oh tn
: ba k AMI call us the "hnne>
ye,manry' and the sssalt of TIL
! rartn" aud all that dodgaste,
/. nonsense, AMI hlter Us uutii VI
| think we are ''Smr pumpkins
. when the tru h is most o. us ar
? small potatoes and few ia a hill
We sorter haf way farm becAus
we cant do anyt ing else. We &
to the country osten-lbly to rails
something to eat and then go bacl
10 town to g-t it. Th- t1wn !
!, freding tue county. We abnse lh
lawyers an,I poke fun at tue sbile'
Shirt crowd, bur if we have al
extra smart boy we make a lawye
i Of him ii we can. ani it ricklrs II
Il all over when one uf our ms get
{ clerkshEp. Now aint this trut
: brother Copiah county will spen'
q this year as usual the full value Q
: the c1ti0n crop for bread an
i meat thai could and should hav
,,een ralSsi here, and yet som
4 people wonder that times are 5
Iard aud wdnt the Government {
e help them. Tne Government Ca
=. oily assist the ,rmer by givin
i alIn fair play. Free silver so
hsl, u, 1u free trade will. If "
& manufacture free OF chargr all til
= silver of all tue mIne own-rs o
Il. earth into dol : "r spoous tue
4 will NOT divide with n and aeithe
Is spoons " Il llais Will be mon
) p en- iful. The South will ney-r 4
u Independent nor able TO diet a.
"a terms to any ono until we rais
= our own bread aud meat, an
y hereby be en4bl d to hold OF
u c .tton as long as we cioOse.-
4 veritas, n o. !, st j Springs Meteo