Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11


the Old world. But this idea 40
shamefglly carried out in Sc
cret- waz short lived. When the
people voted they repudisfed ut
reriy all sucn gsurpafi0n IN the
uost crushing de<ea. ever known
in thfs state There Was n reason
fo< this defeat The very prinei-
pies Of free government and fair
pay had he<1 wrsste-f from the
peopIe. they refas@1 % approve
T. They -eo-lle-t n they siff al
Ways xhen alIoxesd a voice. Bur
thEs saze iz@a w2- ags DESTROYED
IN Ehe election of isi1- Il has
prs-niEed sE1-e the foa1iarion Of
TINS Repuolsc and IN fact since
the dawn Of history and xisI until
tie end Of tine be TIE problem Of
problems among civilized man
L . zz<1. ard -i=et ~ var Il
means the orally and aas1E2p1-
l0gs trying - dethrone tie IN
suspectiug. K - privileges against
the plain rights Of the cirlzen-
Bu- the war -ciIE goes On Tne
members who aivOcsEed the -.se-
etczzcu=' II. Mississippi politics
are forever dead among the rank
and file Of Mississippi manhood
None but the same old privilege
classes viii stand tor II and such
notion arr not approved by real
Is true democrats
Al rignE thinking nen hate
turmoil Il y true b9t long as tire
lasts good ren viii never stand
and deliver their Liberties % foe
that i bent upon destroying the
principles Of free government
Therefore, the Old repgdist-f
--seeres caucus crowd and all
those who think Ike them, are
crying peace AMI harmony
peace and harmony Have
VOC ever heard a single one of
the men, vino. IN 1911. voted =
vote Of reputation Of the zct-
anu 3Oings % the .-seeret Caucus
crying peace and harmony
Not much: and you never will
they Won the fignt: they placed
Mississippi again upon the plane
Of a free. honorable and rsrar
thinking people snail they nov
surrender their victory 10 those
who ll=<-aeed the fair name OF
ta- state ard VINO nox approve Of
the tisgraces1l acts Of that r1r-s
We thInx not sc hope not IL
any nan voted In that caucus
~z= % bind and unIezrued that
1= <z= I'D like the OK 10 his
slaughter 20 vote against the wIlI
u ire people and = hide his vote
from the world and 10 vote against
Jas X Varvfauz1 who xas the
uncue=tblnable choice OF the peo-
pie tten ne night BE- % some
extent excused bet Only because
he Was ignorant But the Plan
ners- nauipulat0rs and recipients
Of that unlawful CRIME are nos ID
ewes De 2lIoxed- nor any Of thnse
who are yet II Sympathy with
such noti0us II g0vernnenr- 90
have anything % do xira the gov
ernment OF this people, II 20.
liberty and the true principles
that protect men IN their plain
rights are dead No wontsr these
01tlaxzd desperate nee and those
vhO think their ray, cry peace
and harmony Who y Response
Die for this unrest and lack ot
peace and harmouy7 The very
men that are r0w crying i< al
over TIN. state Take notes and
see We offer \ liberal rexzrs
: for any man n this stale tina
: openly boldly and above boar
. voted 70 repuoiac- the uEgar-z1f-
Cd zn6snocrafie and ir<iefensIols
d0ings Of the secret ca-eus-'
that Il Tow crying peace and
! harmony Il foQnd- report IL
!. tbs paper send phosD. and ~
VIII have cut NADIA ard publish
him % rne world and pay a lIrerz
; reward III there De none, rheE
had not the people better look q
their rights had they better no
! be careful Of the wolf in sheep
clothing bid they better No
sranss arm and hold steadfazr I
sh0=e principles of truth fair plz
ard justice TRAIT means rhe per
peEuari0a Of rhnse high and n0bl
: principles Of free government 10
1 which our sorefzthers gave thei
h<sx thought and many OF ther
TIER Eves@ Yes NE want .speac
: and harmony but L viii news
{ eo1se fron the crowd that uf<es
Il the cry i must cone and vi
!. eoms fF0sn the same men wn
went ID the polls IN 1911 and b
n vote Of almost 81. 600 REGISTERS
: thesr votes protesting against n
G usurp4tion Of their rights u
J. violation Of every sacred prsneipl
n Of free government ard SAYING
the word what they demands
and what they wouit always nav
Z when alis<e6 u express the
5 ballots After the next elecrin
4 tksre viii be IN truth peace an
!. harmony" there Viii &c 80 hrr
left Of the old crowd that heiIev
= different from the large masses {
y the people that for some time. |
4 least. Ia ID De hoped they NJ
o lot again attempts ES enEhrcre Z
. e-1misszrs-s Of bass rule al
privilege over the hves and Hoes
;. Ties Of ne masses
r Pzrronize Our 100 Departures
= DO 70 FYDEAULTwTH EVER,
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