The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-08-07
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HoSESCrTTS.
There has been a very interesting
revival AT McGee's church, conduct
ed by Rev ]. r. Br:stowe. and also
one ut Royal, Chapel. conducted by
Rev. q. ". Best.
Politics, seed ticks, bear ticks ard
other ticks are raging in this section.
We think that we voice this town
ship whom We say that We want -
-, for the Senate:
for Sheriff AMI ----, for
Clerk. REMvs.
Mr.. Editor: Asyou want the town
ship news | an glad 10 send you
some good news from this part Of
the township.
We have had gloriou, meetings If
fifteen day eat Royals chapel, con-
Quoted by Rev. q. y. Best, our pas
tor, assisted by Rev. Anderson But
Ter, most worthy young man, who
preached some most excellent SER
mons. The result Ii six MEM
bers being added to the church,
three by baptism, two awaits bap-
tism and one by letter, and two con-
versions who connected themselves
to the Methodist Church, and at the
close Of the meeting several came
forward for prayer.
Our pastor, G. S. Best, visits the
sick, the poor and needy and prays
with and for them.
our most excellent school teacher,
ID. L. Oates, took part in the meet
ing with IL, a worthy young man.
j hear but very little said about
politics, but we are solid for our
township man for the Senate.
CAPTAIN
TURKEY.
| Mrs. Frank FaisOn, aged about 30
years, died at her home ON Monday,
after an illness of only few weeks.
A most excellent woman is gone
She leaves ahusband and three child
rem to mourn an irrcparable loss.
NORTH CLINTON.
am sorry that the Wilmington
Messenger has taken the unwise
course it is persuing against the
Democratic party, for when it raises
it's hand against the Alliance it Is
lifted against that party. Will that
paper prove to be traitor to the peO-
pie that has fed and kept it aliye, lo
these many years? In nearly every
issue it has some direct or indirect
slur for the order. 1t says that Mr..
Grady is a black horse. The Hon.
B. +. Grady is lecturer Of the
Farmers Alliance, and his life il
| spotless. There is IL the bosom OF
that man q heart as pure as the spiril
of any man that has graced the halls
of Congress since the days of Wash.
ington. His aims are to promote
the interest of the wealth producer:
and not the hungry tools of mOnop
oily. He is not a Worshipper Of the
great Goddess Diana and Of the i'm.
age which fell down from Jupiter
as newspaper men do for thell
sbrines. Let it be remembered that
partizan newspapers, whether they
have received patronage and favors
at the hands of the bankers or mo-
who profess to have great love ant
sympathy for our order, and at the
same time ridicule and denounce oul
plans of relief, must either be hypo-
crits or think that we are fools.
Monopoly did necessitate the for
nation of the Alliance. When w
have suffered under the cruel tyran
ical hand until we could bear it n,
longer, patience ceased to be a viz
tue. When we ask for representa-
ton these same papers raise how
4 about splitting the Deg ocratic party
They see that they can no lenge
serve two masters and are now doubt
full which way to go. What causes
! Revolutionary War? The Siam
. Act. The colonies objected to i
only because it involved principal
No matter how small the tax Nigh
: be, they objected to it, for, as the.
said the British Government hat
no right to put this or any othe
+ tax upon them when they were no
represented in the government. ON
+ taxation without representation
was a phrase constantly heard in Il
colonies in those days, and the ex
element about the Stamp Act wa
/ the real beginning of the Revolt
. airy war. | ask, is not this the cas-
: with the farmer South andiWest? w
, have comparatively no representa-
q ton, or at least that representatio
is not true to us. yet we are burden
e ed like beasts and ruled by rod G
: iron. Instead of being planted b
their care, we are plated by thei
Cypress ON and nourished by the
neglect. Yet Notwithstanding a
3 this we are, believe, as truly loys
as any subjects, but a people jealor
them if when be violated.
The Lord has blessed US with tn
gentle showers and good crops,
plenty Of hogs, (barring the cholers