Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
TO YOUR TENTS, 0 ISRAEL !!
The BugIe Note Sounds Full and
Free
FROM OLD SAN0 TO THE SEA
The Issue is Drawn in Black and White-No
Democrat Need Doubt as to
His Duty.


We will defeat the combined forces of
fhe enemy as sure as the sun rises on
the first Monday morning in August
Roanoke Leader.
If the white people of Alabama wish a
continuance of white rule they should
vote for Joe Johnston. A vote for Good
wynn is a vote the other way.-Gadsden
Times-News.
Let no democrat sulk in his tent now,
but let every one register, get in line,
and shoulder to shoulder we will march
to triumphant victory for good govern
ment and white supremacy.-Eutaw
Whig-Observer.
If you want to burden the state with
a debt that you and your children and
grandchildren will be forced to pay in
excessive taxes, then vote for Goodwin
and the entire ticket of which he is the
head.-Leighton News.
Goodwin opened his campaign in Bfr-
mingham last week In his speech he
stated that he was protectfohist This
would defeat him In Alabama even If
he had not combined with the republic
cans-Sumter County Sun.
The registration of voters is progress
ing. The committee appointed by the
democratic club are hustling. Before the
registration books close every white voter
in the beat will be registered. Put Cuba
down $50 majority for Johnston.-Cuba
Banner.
We want honest, walking, talking,
working democrats In this county this
year. If democrats will do their duty
there is no doubt as to how old Henry
win cast her vote IN August. Honest
democracy will win. Democrats, do your
duty.-Headland Sun.
Alabama is a white mans state, and
white men must rule It, A vote against
Captain Johnston and his ticket will be
an invitation to return Of the. carpet
bag days of 1870 and 1872. The lines are
drawn. On which side will you be found
In August ?-Bessemer Journal
GOODWIN. the nominee on the rep-pop-
mig ticket has stated that he would vote
for a negro rather than support DEM
ocrat. How do those of Kolb's former
followers who are not expecting pie like
the idea of supporting q man for govern
or who entertains such sentiments?--.
Greensboro Waterman.
The ticket of the unnatural alliance at
Montgomery is not taking well with the
people. They don't like it, they can't
like It, they don't want to like 1t. Their
hearts throb against 1t. their blood flows
against it, every instinct of their south
ern manhood is against 1t. and the whis-
perings of the dead cry out from the
ground against it.-Clarke County Demo-
crat. hl = Ross si-
It's dollars to doughnuts and the rolling
earth to pinch of dust that the courtly
Alb T. Is going to have his hands full DUR
ing this eventful campaign. The better
element of voters in Alabama have on
their thinking caps, and 1t will be hard
matter to hoodwink or bulidoze them.
They won't have any Tillman thunder.
or cheap, vulgar methods in debate.-Al-
exander CITY Outlook.
Mr.. w. w. Wadsworth, the hustling
chairman OF the democratic executive
committee of Autauga county, was in
Prattville last week. Mr.. Wadsworth is
true democrat and always inspires
those around him with new zeal for the
cause. He is confident of success in this
county in August. Let every democrat
take off his coat, roll up his sleeves and
work for a grand victory In August
Prattville Progress1i E9f
An inordinate desire for office caused
the leaders among the poculites to bring
about fusion with the republicans IN
this state. This was too much for ths
rank and file who went on after Kcib as
democrat, and now they are returning
to the party they left and enfistfng under
the banner of true democracy headed by