Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-02-10

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Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. X.
pleasure to any spot away from the
turmoils and struggle for bread, and
live for thousands Of years, II physl-
cally permitted, without adding one
cent to his possessions, arises in the
morning like any other %toiler, Is at
his place of business and remains
there throughput the day and often
most of the night, in his grand and
determined efforts to serve the
masses and compass their liberation.
And what is his prowessi Listen and
remember well: With bis millions he
has builded up and is successfully pub
fishing great newspapers in five of the
most important cities of the nation;
great newspapers which daily cham
pion the rights and interests of the
toiling masses throughout that great
pivotal section Of the nation where
any party that defeats the grasi ing,
corrupting menacing, trust riden
Republican machine must find it's
votes to win a victory. No campaign
fund that can be raised by the Repub-
lican. Trust combine can take these
pivotal states from w. R. Hearst, IL
he is made the Democratic nominee
and offered for President. No cam
paign fund can be raised and dispers-
ed that win make this gentleman's
campaign look insignificant. With
his great newspapers, he hes upon his
individual pay roll Of the best paid ex-
pert workmen In the country, an army
almost, IL not quite, as large ss that
of the Presidential appointees. Not
one of these employees could be in
induced to oppose their employer
even as readily as hundreds Of the
appointees Of the President might be
Influenced to vote against their crea-
tort Why9 Because they know him
personally, come 10 contact with him,
know bis true worth, love him as they
would 8 father or brother. Then think
OF the millions Of toiIIng subjects Of
the great combines and trusts, barely
eking out an existence, and imagine
what must be their Joy If permitted to
cast their ballot for their champion,
their friend, their daily defender.
W. r. Hearst lie not a small man, not
3 youth with unreasonable ambitions,
not . sell -announced candidate for the
Presidency. He is the choice Of every
we'll informed man In the nation who
Is opposed to the menacing practices
Of the criminal trusts and their Re-
publican party. BE is more than this
be is the choice Of q great organiza-
ton In his own state OF New York.
now the business and financial center
Of the world, who are well acquainted
with bis personality, with bis business
ability, which bis high sense Of honor
and his love Of the country be would
bless, and these great legitimate bust
ness interests, great hnanOierss greaI
men, interested in the stability anC
honest administration Of govern
mental affairs, ere not afraid to se'
him entrusted with the highest prero.
gatives Of the nation. Could more b
asked Of any mans quandcati0ns7 "
R. Hearst is not only , brave, daring
honest. determined, sensible jour
naIist, but he is also 3 statesman, 81
executive, born to the work Of leading
men In the right and ssfeguarded B!
industry, youth, health and wealth
He would be an honest President
be would have no incentive t
be dishonest. He would make . con
scientious President, because bis life
work has shown him 10 be 80 indie
pendent IN character as 10 defy q
prejudlces and stand ont IN the ope.
for bis honest convictions.
The question Is, win the nation hav
the manhood to initiate the exampl
Of Mississippi VIM It break ava
from the politicians and apoilsmaE
who win restore the government t
the people 70 whom Il rightly belong