Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-25


 to be enlightened by some good democrat as tc tEe diff sreuee between the News and the gentlemen named from a democratic standpoint.
 Return to the house of your fath CTS. Get away from the contamnating influence of Moseley, Parsons, Vaughan, Revst (0 Doyle, Warner, Wa k & Co.,, aud b. sanctlied by the waters of pure patriotism. No man can serve two masters. Who are the so called reformers serving, the demo- cratic or the republican party?
 brave, true democrat won't strike the old party when she is down, but will ex- tend 10 her a helping hand and raise her up.
 Wonder if the negro is still strol1ing the fetlocks of the south Highland colt, grooming him for ride into tue repubi can party in 1s9o?
 How base the ingratitude of the so- called refprmers in trampling down the demo- cratic party when it has given them good government for twenty years.
 Reformers say turn the members of the party loose in this election without brand or bridle. If this is done how are you go- ing toget the harness on in 1895?
 The board of mayor and aldermen did not approve some bills Thursday night which it seems some wanted to pass the
 
 fraud.
 Men who have never suffered tho horrors of reconstruction and negro domination, pause and think well before you cast your vote against the democratic party in this election.
 The administration people denounce as false all rumors of corruption and frau |, and challenge an inspection of their books Reform monopoly, investigate or cease your false cry.
 The o-called reformers say there is no politics in this election. Strange that these intelligent reformers cannot see there is politics in 1t when every negro and every repp bican leader In town does.
 
 If the so-called reform movement is not an attack, and vicious attack, upon the democratic party, why is it that all the re- publican leaders and negroes in town have joined hands with the so-called reformers? Let the Evening News cease it's hints and inuendos and make specific charge, and thereby show the people that it will not make any charge which 1t cannot sustain. The books of the city and the vouchers on file are open to inspection.
 The trappings that the repu blcan leaders aud negroes are putting on the leaders of the so-called reform movement are rather gaudy and attractive now. Wonder if they won't be riding them bare back and with a rope bridle in 1896 in the republican party?
 The apostolic missionaries of the reform monopoly do not send committee to in- vestigate the books of the city. They pre- fer to credit and circulate falsehoods for political buncombe. This is not the kind of missionaries to talk to right thinking people. These missionaries are not as honest as they seem.
  The public prints are open to the monopolists of reform to disclaim respon- sibility for the utterances of Moseley aud the negroes at the wigwam. We charge that they are afraid to do so. Will white men indorse monopoly composed of Moseley, negroes and so called democrats with their noses high in airf
 If the so-called reform movement is not a break from the democratic party, why is it that they use the same arguments and resort to the same methods that the ene- mics of democracy and their republican allies have been using in past campaigns? What reformations are the so-called re- formers attempting except to throw the democratic party out of power2
 The leaders of the reform monopoly are trying to Hull the white people to sleep by telling them there is no danger of repub- lican rule and negro domination. Design ing leaders told the people the same thing Ill lOOl -Oof Auu luQuC6u tu6Lu lO aiIOW C06 democratic organization to go to pieces. The result was that. they had to submit to all the horrors of reconstruction and could only rid themselves of it by a revolution. Thursday night, at a called meeting of the board of mayor and aldermen of Bir- mingham for the special purpose of ap- pointing the managers and inspectors of the election to be held on December 4, the board az 1nn managers and in, spectors, way, were good itu6r Hmselves of a
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