The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-07-11
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eols rRIcE WANTS TO BI
their DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.
GLOW.
Rife on the silver Sentimen
"a inb ,op,h aud Wcst.--Forms fol
lyil ,caim, RcadS---Nrw Fouad.
q y New Tariff.
.Lac n.roy. y. G. II is Iumoret
uinsr r.Tiical circles that Senator
Z 70 Bricc. 81 Ohio, ia casting
ga "a ~, upon the presidential
'aaa n, and that his friends ar,
w erry eliort to advance his
'ea qbe programme which has
a''f Aimed forthc purpose oi bring
-Oie -miu,aily before the cOun-
ing Standard bearer of the De
as ID m lSg6 Is not an easy one of
aud .imyni by any means but his
7 W Ne confident 81 his abilities as
''ul general. qualities which are
'fess gtel with great wealth, the
7 r. < strife both in politics and
iar gaaization in behalf Of Sena-
iiola N Chic. /, said 10 be based
lets IAN which Samuel j. Tilden
" when he was 4 candidate for
''le raeratic nomination for the
; v IN lS7f. II consists in
y allit sentiment in every school
D0A nth State. brice is not only
is. bat bc hGs in his employ
y BIS In every polling place. Ac-
10 this arrangement he will bc
~ abs III advance ol the regular
]. 70 learn the probable com
~ d the legislature, and with
a. matiou in hand will be able
u \. Hminc what. if any, are his
" " IN electing legislature fayora-
" lim His friends 10 not enter
u y y hopes 81 his being able 10
hi gubernaterial candidate
lut they claim that his
\ sd getting a legislature favora-
q @ reelection are as ten to
y y tils Time 1t will be the fight
u as hie, in view OF the over
\ -uctoric, of the Republicans
N; Ohio, where every congress
a Airct hut two and every leg
4 1s'rlci IN the State was lost 10
4 romey, but the friends of The
m --lohalre siatosman place great
n hf revival 81 business due 10
m a'-' 'sfil lah, IN framing which
ve toA 50 prominent part. It's
I Protective phases, fer which him
N. ~ ls colleague in the tariff act,
uoiman, were roundly cen
II 0' Dtmocrats of The free trade |
n VII he used in holstering up his |
lf lhe nomination, and will be |
: oll lof the purpose Of showing |
X lH been the firm and fast |
y 'hs American workingman. |
J y ID Washington cntertains in /
I latelf style than Senator Brice. |
= HeAes attract friends. the Ohio |
q ~ Is not wanting for these. /
\ ~ may spring sensation by |
mat he is largely interested |
''andard oil Company, the most
monopoly Of the age, and when
a0Ae II Is possible that the stock
ambitious capitalist statesman
lHtra fall.
= ~ TIRE SOUTH AND WEST.
'sl States Senator Bate. of Ten
: 10 the city after an absence
months, during which he has
Y extensively through the south
I, " lhe Pacitic coast. He said
.Ould q strong sentiment for BIZ
~ prevailing in Texas and Cali
9Heie The people seemed to
'.sn' and studied out the ques-
themselves. They were out
4 aIr y enthusiastic for free coin
= = iennessee, where his opportu-
.,.. .l'aInihg public feeling among
.-' toward free silver were as
those Of any man in
e oehator Bate said that he
..".u 'lle proposition ON a pop
~ 9oaia carry by ut least two
-ne farmers and mechanics.
NV. eao toni for a living, we're al
s1i' a u demanding free and un-
~ ns''ias' Of both gold and SILVER.
~, - Deliel that silver would be
.iso issue IN the next presidential
Gol A. was cause which could
M In'iy overturned. II was a
Ds,aa. 'oig since established by the
nv ana within the lines Of that
nm. 1a''le should be fought.
| tbra pe no straddle, no ambig-
na~,'ssoiogy IN the next Demo
airoa.,l, i''Vlm, but "a clean-out and
4 V'u ! declaration for free coinage
n. : Upon such a platform vic.
W.. assured, for the American
ibe ,'e w. 100 intelligent not TO see
snd -use |. OF silver was the only
n tbo isnt ; one-the only one on
lae5 interests Of the whole people
foh BOUNTY CLAIMS.
plsn. iorms to be used by the
els;aes lau'efs Of Louisiana in filing
n a a. ior bounty, under the S5,-
ntiarnF'opnation, are ready for
M u. y these blank forms, together