The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
In Opposition.

The, Democratic party for over thlrty !
years, haa been the party cf Opposition.
obstruction. ont Gcring all that tiuI., Il :
has beer trying to convince the people
that the :.apr blicans have teer i.atilug
them doAu Ia v-e.k aud ruin. Mol
quite two Years age, after z campaign or
taisehoni and fraud. tie remocrac, I.as
given -. vote OF Confidence. and ln iae
ti.,. caue into full cou:rJI of the
government. The leaders had PROMISED
il 90 mary things, and chief among
them all vas Reform cf the tariff The
t.,ilin. u, ,il,uaS Cf the land had tear IL, !
To believe that the day of tteir deliver
ance frotr oppression and thralliom was
at hand-that they ere about TO be led
ont Of the wilderness CT spuiiation and
robbery IA which they had Teen held for
quarter of !. century into the promised
iaai Of plenty, where "robber barons'
would be uniN0wn
And VT AT mas the harvest been? The
. answer may be found in Cievelanis g
'.p-r:i:y anc dlshonor" letter. and IN tiic
fncr.:ninati.G speeches uf Democratic
seilator6 and free trade editors uf i.to.
tI-Veiand began Just ;,bcnt where Eu-
Uianan lett uf. The latter had Witnessed
period OF industrial and '.Dapciai dis
itster unparalleled al hat day, and his
party had paved the way for secession
and rebellion. tie suppression OF which
taxed the best skill and statesmanship
of the Eerutiican party and the utmost
RESOURCES Of the nation. Democracy
sbcrlI har. gore into the same grave
-.th the lost rau-.," but il has cI,,ng
To ife through many yicissitudes and
hce,rs si"oned to die while 10 full cor
'rpi of the SDy"rnme,t. aud saddles; OF
All. IN poSs. ss.Un Of all lis patronage.
tre thing has l'een clearly ,i..uGn-
-,ra'ed since Mr.. Cie.c.aud's accession
:" office. The Democratic party does
no: possess The tact. th. hoEcsi: md
the Patriotism TO carry un the gov,.ril
inent II satissactur, manner. Ii would
hot reoeenl The pledges it has made II ii
could and could not II it wouid II lied
L., the people about the tariff, and Wte;.
n made q lretense of CARRYING its reform
policy into effect IL brought on IA snarp
financial crisis. which was sp.e,.i... fol
lowed 10y al industrial depression of uii-
,,araiieleG magnitude. Tariff legislation
in the Eorse wac characterized ,y seo
tionai hale. vindct!veDess, AMI outrage
Gus DETERMINATIONS. In the senate IT
las besn tainted with scandal ana cor
rHption, sas carried on in secret tha
bribery might be hidden from the gaze
" the public. and that trusts and mono
poles might secu-s larger opp bitunIties
fur fatteD.Lg Gpon the substance Df the
people. There declarations are based
upon the Hccusations AMI confessions OF
Democratic president, Democratic
senators and democratic editors. On
lis ppa showing the debasea and rotten
old Democratic party is on its last legs,
and It ought 10 crawl into some 9n,et
corner, curl itself Up and die. The
DeMocratc candidates. whether, state
congressional or county stand upon the
action OF the party are pledged TO the
support OF all these principles of opposi
tion. The Republican Candidates, Massrs
lroHthar, Murray, Moore, Meyer. Morris,
Curtis, Rrumbaugh, Edwards. Burnett.
Murphy, hikire. Turpin. Morgan, Wise
aud Klopp, stand pledged TO these princi
pies that believes in the projection t,
the American horles, a. honest dollar
and everything patriotic. and american.
Let us hava another change. and tine
place TO begin to bring this about is by
casting your ballot for
>iaorge &. Growth her for congress
n F. Murray FOR Representative.
Il. &. Meyer !or treasurer.
u. {. B:unbaugh for collector
L. c. Hoore for recorder
Charley Edwards for sheriff
G'uv. Morris for circuit clerk.
John CIrtIs for county clerk
r. f. Burnett FOR assessnr
Heary I. Attire f0.- Erohate ludge.
Asst. TGFp,n for Judge at iarse.
Ben Morg I'll for judge lSt district
Joseph Wise for Judge "a district:
D..'J. \. klopp for coroner.