Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-11-03

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Are they all in line working foi
the republican nominee as Loyalty as
he worked for all of them IN the
spring election? Ifnot all, which are,
and which are not? If any are op-
posing the republican nominee does
it not convict them Of treachery in
the spring campaign? UnquestIona-
bly, it doesl then they who are not
guilty will make haste by their actions,
which speak louder than words, to
hurl back the imputation The Edin-
burg Sentinel has placed upon them.
Not to do so, would be to blaze the
Say to their own official grayes-to
commit political suicide!
Again the Sentinel says: eff Mr..
Will was elected he would be in q
hopeless minority, so that he could
not amend, or change the law in any
sense, if he wanted-and therefore
Republicans had better vote for
Sucklry'-Oh Shame where is thy
plush Who made it possible for a
Republican to be in such "hOpeleSs
minority in the Virginia Legislature,
a state, which upon a free ballot and
henest count is Republican by fifteen
thousand majority. Answer: The
author, Of the iniqmtous W alton cleo
ton law, whose candidate, the SEN
tinel asks Republicans 30 support.
But like the scaffold that Haman
lruilt for Mordecai this same law will
now be operated by the "Regulars"
against, the Author Of the law and
his friends just rs he intended, it to
be operated against Republicans.
Mr.. Hay said at New Market that
if Sticklcy was elected, he would be
in "hopeless minority" and could
10 nothing, just as the Sentinel says
Mr.. VIII would be, if he is elected.
This consistent Sentinel also says,
that the tariff. character of money,
and Mckinley in 1900 has nothing
to do with State Election Then
why did both of the Democratic con-
ventioms at Woodstock and Nj Jack
son, that nominated Stickley and Eel
lrrs pledge themselves to the Chicago
platform of 1896? And why dld Mr.
Slickley say at the primary ut Stras-
burg, "That he Lad heard ne had
been called a gold man, and he want
ed it distinctly understood that he
was not a gold man; had never en-
tertnined the idea Of being one, had
heartily supported Bryan in 1896,
md believed in the cause of the
ebite metal" The Sentinel con
cludcs by saying, This is tree fight
Republicans will vote for their liz
tcrcst, ana bes; man Oh the 1ih @.
Noycmbci, circular or 10 circular.
Wien did the Sentinel become all
thorizcd to speak for Republicans?
But this is the only thing that the
Sentinel says that Is really true Re
publicans always DO vote for their
best interest and best man, and they
will DO 50 on 9TH Of November next
when they cast their ballots for Mr.
viii 1.-THE Republican nominee-Senti-
mel or no Sentinel. Fellow Republi-
cans we repeal if you are in favor Of
the present iniquitous Waton-Parker
election law vote for Mr. JOSIAH
Stickley the candidate of the author
Of the law.
If YOU are in favor of an election
law, that will give some freedom 10
the voter in Shenandoah county IN
casting his ballot-no freedom to the
voter anywhere else in the State; an
election law that will enable the
Regular Democrats" to steal %
counties out of the 100, in the State,
and that will give them nine chances
out often t. steal Shenandoah also
then vote tor the nominee OF the Mt.
Jackson convention, Mr. J. i. Teller.
If you are in favor Of fair and
honest election law, whereby each
voter may have the right TO cast one
free ballot and have that ballot count
ed as cast, vote Tor the Republican
nominee.
If vou are i'm favor of Gland crab