Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-12

even larger peresata~s Of the republican
party favored the principles nov s1aarely
forced 10 the frcat. Jet only . small per eeut
would N thts campaign support then because
they found them uater the d~marrAtic banner
Hal II not been for the preiufice zxaiass The
Democratic name. a. veil Is a xant og con-
hdence In Democratic promises Tor which 4
must be frankly admitted past experiencs
furnishes ample ground. a majority Of ths
voters Of the eountry. IN <uite of "a.
tremendous AAi unparalleled forces puf
iofsArd by the republican Managers
would have cast their vote for rnancta
reform and Amerieaa Independence Tne
peoples party. with . high patriotism sna a.
anseinsh devotion TO principle greater thas
ever before enAibitei BY any other party
stepped outside Of is organization 70 throw IL,
zes.eo votes solidiy for Bryan Had uot NOR,
than thiS number Of tAo-e sha called theru-
selves demoervts in iss. given tAeir support e
Ar mckinley the cause of the people ane
American principles xould have srfumphee
this year. This class Of democrats wiIl sur-ly
support the party Of monopollss Ana tru<.s ir
tae future Their places In the ranks Of the
reform sosts must be taken By patriotic re-
pGblicans In fact. Bryan woali nave b-~u
elected In tass contest had even =sso NOR.
silver repuolic2us come 70 the rescue
The elsctton of MeKiaiey ard the triumph Of
NE gold standard does not express the desires
sna s-nf.rn~ats- o. thsspeople. The majority
oppose The policy Tor which he ssza1sI Aa;
sih - vote Whenever al opportunity u
presented for proper alignment The re-
nsrkaole aad brilliant campaign Of wm. ].
bryan wouit have aligned these forces aad
marched them % a triumphant victory 10 any
candidate or leader In America cOuli have
done 80 under the tenOeratle banner
The administration Of McKLnI-y can not
l osing prosperity 70 ta> American people. The
mills can not be kept opea. idle labor xiveu
employment and general prosperity restored
and maintained until the -eAlth-prosiuc.rs re-
eeive fair returns for their LABOR ana thus ar.
enabled 10 purchase Tie xolf staadars, s1sf
1lonopoiy rule. 10 q eontinaatiOu of which Nr
Mckinney stands psedget. means four
more yesrS Of failing prtces. t0ar more
years q iock-OaEs sad strikes four
more years q reduced wages aai Idle
labor TAis viii cause the patriotic
rank AMI 1Ie Of iAs repaolIcza party TO con-
eeEnz and rrpzdiAie MeKiaIeyism As the patri-
cite ra1E a1d Sic % the eemocratic Party has
condemned and r-p1diAse1 CieveiaaaIsn-
/ can not believe otaerwise for I hay~ nos
less confidence in ihe patriotism Of tai. elAs.
Of republicans tnaz the ranx an; 1ie of
tie democrAtie party has already lemon
stTate1 Therefore. . large per eeat who
tA0axh not fooled by the speetous pleas Of
honest money and prozissi prosperity
yet Who would net n this campaign rxhs un-
der the i-uecrasle banner. viii surely lola
aazas vita the majority q the America
voters outside Of the old parties 20 oxerthro.
. sxovernm-ut Of trusts aat moaopo1ies run IL
the Interest % foreign capitalists Ths peo-
pies party has maic tkis position. IA
fact. Inevitable Tue position Of
the peoples party IN this great coates. has
convinced every patriotic AnertcAz tAat tie
party can Be sr1sGesi 70 stand for tAe principieS
OF good governneat sui the interests -os the
people under any sai all circumstances T1e-e-
fore tEe peoples party .iI es The auelea.
around which the patriotic hosts must 4ai wlll
gather 10 reieen betrayed s-pabIic. Hn1 20
restore prosperity 10 Al oppressed All cut
rA<cd people NARIoS BUTLnz
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