Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-01
SOS SALE. PRESIDENCY
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fttle the rank and Sls have N d. ~2tA
the selection ei-e9ahhasn o0els'> {
4 saw essential il Is u have the s0ppo''
those who IL the rank - lesdsT>hlR
have sttAned II tAsisHsolutisn Na'eA
wins the title ~ boss
Il is sa- these reasons tAst the GOV
s-nnr Ass not wanted 70 hea- the voice
z q the reople His reoo-a IS governor
t &. ONO hss condemned his sanaia's
.-stive sb3lity. NisHaa1sSeDent u MS
own affairs shows how poorly ne Is
qualified - manage the a1sirs q S
great nation He encounters the scIve
hostility a Foraker s1i the 9eaions
u-o-rtirSs ~ Sherman, in his own
state vet with the Mscassvellsu arts
e the modern politician. he schemes
Tor The presidential nomination tie
Is proclaininc ms candidacy in every
Quarter He Is 81 ms post Of duty
when he canno. discover E better place
in which to help the chances Of Teali'
inx upon his crowninE ambition Al
facts come ont regarding the recent
meeting Of the president makers 81
Washington, the eyes OF the people are
opened To the tsreiosl part they play
in running the 8. 0R
Plstt is willing 10 deal. as he always
is His terms will in nowise shock the
sensibilities Of Mr.. Mckinley. PIat'
will undertake 10 deliver the deiega'
ton ot New York provided he is glver
!. complete control Of federal patronage
in that state. and the naming al a cab
met official outside Of the secretary O
the treasury; tor that place the thrifty
/. Buckeve ~ofnceseeker has promised Il
his financial hacker in his w state
: Foster will serve upon mare favoraol
terms because Of his enmity to sher
: man. and some OF the other gentlemen
|. interested are animated by a policy o
anything to beat Harrison as we
as other valuable and valid considera
. tions Itlooks as though a deal nigh
Y be made to secure the nomination
TO the governor.
: In this connection it is of interest !
0 know that the election OF Mcklnle
would tend to the restoration OF Nj,
Kinlevism. so emphatically repudiaie
by the country. and 50 unquestionahl
n responsible for the business and tinar
cial distress from which the nation
now recovering.
Y The people of the United Stat,
should bear this in mind. They ca
d not ignore the law OF self-presergatior
They cannot afford to reestablish II
4 sway Of the trusts, the combines an
centralized wealth, wrung from tt
people by the promoters and the be-
efciaries Of McKinleyism. They dal
n rot invite a return Of the deplorab
i condition to which the country W
70 brought by the practical workings
McKinleyism. They dare not resto
: the domination of the classes al
in place the masses at the mercy of tho
"a who promulgated McKinleyism for Il
~ most selfish. sordid and unpatriot
purposes. 1t is the votaries of Mcki
leyism who complacently regard t
+. presidency as a matter of barter al
d sale; a crime against ~ institutio
that the American people will Il
y sanction.-Detroit Free Press,