The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07

lie sentiment lFlS easy TO obtain wise |
tariff legislation, and that all other |
questions must lie in obeyante until |
this great reform shall become cry
stalled in our laws. Shall the ereal
campaign of education" couut i3I'
nothing? Shall We foOlishiy trltter
away our strength on interior mat
ters when the great vital question is
vet understood? Shall we recall on
forces from the topm0st crest of 9lo
rious victory. Gnd allow the enany
to turn back and reoccupy the grt ulsd
from which it had just been dr '
by our triumphant armies. SAIL
the pampered milionaires get riah9I
and the oppressed millions get p )or
er while we have our power to ies-
troy the unjust legislation which has
| fructined in these ca}amitOuS results.
Shall the Democratic party, ike tie
| Juggling fiends, keep the word of
promise to the ear and break 1t TO
our hODe?" No, no, thOus md
times no! If the Democracy slal
show timidity or Indifference on tile
supreme question, defeat, and t1ut
| justly will ne it's fate.
| If Grover Cleveland is nomin; 5eI
his election is absolutely certain. Mr..
| Blaine or Mr. Harrison will, in all
probability, be the Republican nemi-
| nee. VIII eitherof these two stand 4
| better chance than Mr. CLEVELAND to
get the support of the silver mer Of
the Alliance Democrats. Utter II ia
any crowd, the atmosphere puts tes
the applause Both of them and tie
| Republican party itseliis vastly II ore
pronounced against the free coinage
OF silver than Mr. Cleveland it 4
the Democratic party i'll power aud
Mr.. Cleveland President, the Aliia aace
Democrats would have much ae5-
ter showing for success than tley
would under Republican admins
tration. The Republican party o3ve
US, and still adheres to, the iegisla-
ton which restricts the coinage .
: silver. That Democrat would SHOW
himself a lunatic indeed il he shout
prefer any Republican to any Demo
, cratic nominee for the presidei e.
: He may at least have hope with T.
J Cleveland and Democracy none hoy
| ever, with Mr. Blaine, MIR. Harli o
, or any other Republican,
? But we are told that the Aliiaae
r will, if Mr. Cleveland be nominated
: start third patty and run ti.ei
t own candidate. Let them do il
They cant elect him, and the OIL
5 possible effect will be to throw h
, election into the House Of Repres y
: tatives, when the election OF Cleyt
| land would be absolutely certain :
of the A States having Bemocri Z
0 majorities.
Y Those who expect to witness Ysr
e much of rehabilitation among -
S Democratic members OF the Allia /
il in the event OF the nomination O i
Y Cleveland will lind themselves ri
It taken.
ir Grover Cleveland is a name to ca
II lure with. The American peop
i love grit and courage and Pii.
s blunt honesty. IT the Democi4 {
n convention nominates Grover Its.
land and puts its banner into !
20 hands of the great chpiftain the
- pressed enthusiasm OF the peopie
E break forth irresistibly. There s
L; be an ebb to the swal!iug tide OF
~ thusiasm until it's ,verrising O.
Il IL shall break upon the White dos
~ The Alliance pledges viii be We.
: than Wisps OF straw to tetter the
" it's of the giant Democracy.
~ ~ b. PURYEAI