DEMOCRATS OF CUMBERLAND
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DEMOCRATS OF CUMBERLAND!


The first Thursday in August israpidly ap-
proachius! On that day you will have pre-
sented, once more, an opportunity of evlncing
to the world your consistent and steadfast ad
hereuce to principles long cherished and ever
dear to Americans. Once more the same at-
,e,npts made in 1910 to delude, and distract,
aud seduce you are to be renewed, and an art
fu enemy is at work to produce discord and
division among you. and an improved and
more cunningly derised scheme is no,o deuel.
oping Itself, not only throughout our beloved
county generaIiy--but in a mcst insidious
manner, in Cumberland! Whig candidates
and whis gentlemen a,c daily heard striving
III tie most shameless manner to disguise Mr.
Chy's abo.ninabIe tariff views-,o misrepre-
sent Gov. Polk, and deceive you into the
belief that Clay aud Polk agree on this
great qneslon-that the on this vital sub
ject has ceased-and that the great champions
of the two parties have laid down their arms
aud united on that momentous question
Shame shame on any gentleman who could
thus da,e trifle with TRUTH aud thus degrade
h,nself by attempting to deceive others! This
is but one OF the thousand petty plans concoct-
ed by the wings to induce you TO stay away
fiom the polls on The first Thursday in August!
Watch the enemv-beIieve none OF his stori les
-ren,ember~ the tricks Of 1910. Let every
man who regards his county who feels a
deep concern for the perpetui,y of our free in-
stitutions-w cherishes the good Republi-
can principles of the patriotic Jefferson and
Jack son, once more go to the polls and vote
fhat mat n ion nd
those principles. Democrats of Cumberland !.
the democratic candidates Of your county merit
your support, your undivided support let them
have ii. Resolve, not only to defeat the VII igs,
b,r to increase the democratic majority. See
the artiul appeal in the last ODserser, warning
f1e wings to vote for Nc NJ illan, aud be sure
not to cast IL vote fora Democrat. Rely not,
therefore, the weli-known strength of our
party; but let every freeman go to the polls,
in rain or in sunshine, and then when we
win the vi, tory and swell our ma jority, each
voter will enjoy the satisfaction of having
aided to win the victory. Let no democrat
forget to vote for Hoke for Governor, for we
verify believe, if the democrats do their daty,
we shall give the wings Waterloo defeat
LOUISIANA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


UNCERTAINTY.


The news on Thursday last in relation TO
the elections in this State, put us in high spir-
its. The Globe and the Charleston papers
gave Us The cheering Intelligence that we had
elected three out Of the four members of Con
.ress, and a majority in both Houses Of the
Legislature.


The Charleston Courier Of this morning
upsets all this, and gives it The other way
ibis is the second time that such news has
been received. 1t first puts one Up, and then
sits him down, and down and Up.


But we have strong hopes that the nexl
mail will bring US right side UP again. .M'l
desperanauns.


The Globe publishes a statement from two
inspectors in New Orleans, democrat auc
whig, which shcws tina, good democratic
votes were rejected merely because the hold
ers were certified by Judge Elliott.


GOOD NEWS.-A gentleman recent,