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glance at the Records.
Watson m in bis little book
r. himself refering to the
on
flis to subtantiate hissophis- _
not afraid of the rec
'e are Be quoted on
Pet them record be
U let the whole
ed. following to
: e append the
Watson’s statements and
the canded reader to judge
ee n them: Hol¬
June the 28, 1892,
la Democrat, made a mo
L to subject government
to taxation by the State.
L. in house voted, yea 03,
I Rep. in house voted.
I. uay 17.
i the reader ever see this
liird | harty paper, or ever
from a third party speak
IPlease remember that the
■party charges that there
■difference in the “ two old
is.
in. In Ayril, 1864, on
ipplenietal National Bank
Q der which they operate
the vote was as follows:
b Senate voted, yea 0, nay 7
I « « “ 30 “ 2
House “ ‘ 0 “ 65
‘ 80 “ 1
democrat, both in the
land Sena e, seventy-two
|ber, voted solidly against d
out of on e h und red an
ii Republicans in both
i, only three voted against
it the third party charges
5 no difference, and that
mocrats are as much re¬
I de as the republicans.
!ehonest votqr let such
| live or will he repudiate
iase remember that when
itional bank law was
every Democrat from
ection voted against.
is another bill about
he third party say a
eal, but does not tell you
je jh democrats stood on it.
1869 on bill to declare
jy indebtedness of gov
|t payable in coin, every
pt in the senate voted
every democrat in the
put one, voted no.
p another effort on the
[democrats I bonds; to tax gov
March 29, 1869,
I a democrat, moved to
I off sugar, coffee, tea,
Itches and tobacco, aud
jou Eouse government bonds.
voted yea 39, nay 0
| “ “ 0, « 104
r 11 ever see this in a
I’ty paper ?
I in 1870, on funding
r boiids into gold
1 House vote yea 0, nay' 54
Hon ' e vole yea 139, nay 2
nate democrats voted
and republicans solid
P s ac t also largely in
ae Public debt, but the
- on *y charges it to
[•■ and does not tell you
democrat in the
^0.0. b0 voted against;
L republican in bot.h
two voted for it.
the third party
CONYERS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY SEPT- 3, 1892.
have much to answer for
that “ great day. 5 9
The third party charges that
the Democrats have allowed the
existing banking laws to con¬
tinue in force without effort to
abolish or to better. Let us see
if the following will not prove
this statement to be false. In
1870, Randall, a democrat, off¬
ered amendment to a funding
bill proposing to withdraaw na¬
tional bank circulation and is¬
sue $300,000,000 greenbacks.
Dem. in the House voted yea 41, nay 6
ttep. in the House voted yea 10, nay 115
In 1870, Morgan, democrat,
offered to amenu by repealing
bank charges and issue $400,
000,000 greenbacks.
Dem. in the House voted yea, 84, nay II
Bep. in the House voted yea 3, ; nay 11
In 1870, McNealy. a democrat
moved to withdraw national
bank circulation and issue
greenbacks.
Demin the House voted yea 53, nny 11
Bep. in the House voted yea 1, nay 112
Did the reader ever know of
a more infamous falsehood than
the charge which the leaders of
the Third party have been mak
ing—that there was no differ¬
ence in the “two old parties ? ”
Can any Democrat leave his
party with such a splendid rec¬
ord, an d at a time it is being so
slanderously attacked ? And
if he has left through these mis¬
representations, will he not like
an honest man return to his
friends.
On Resumption act, sell bonds
for gold and redeem greenbacks
contract currency,
Dem. in Senate voted solid no.
Bop. in Senate voted yea 32, nay 1.
Hem, iu House voted yea 0, nay 72.
Bep. in Houses voted yea 138, nay 21.
This is one of the iniquitous
bill that the third party charges
on Congress, and does not tell
the honest voters of this country
that the Democrats in both
Houses voted solid against L.
The Times Recorder says there
is going to be a rivalry between
Sampler and Dooly as lo which
shall give the grea’est democratic
unjority in the fall election. Mr. S.
W. Coney, chairman o< the Dooly
executives commit'ee, was in A meri -
cus Saturday ’ and reported tin t the
D-ioly boys will be saisfied with
nothing short of beating Sumpter’s
record whatever it may be. He re¬
ports everything very pr sperous
oo'i’icaPy m Doo'yand epeiks enthu ¬
siastically of ihe good effects of
Judge Crisp's speech at Cordele on
Friday.
The general verdict of the
press m that section is that
democracy is teribly in interest
in Brooks andLowudes counties
The followers of Weaver are a
powerless majority in those
counties. The disciples of
Peek rise scattering. The pure
democratic teaching, which
those people have had for years
at the hands of such leaders as
Congressman Turner and
others, has made themhrm in
the faith, They are fully ar
oused, and Lowndes and Brooks
may be relied upon for
creased democratic majorities
1 at the October 1»V •• ad November
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