The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-11

oIa" @ uoWn from the mast head of every
pohticlan the bloody shirt, settle the
race problem, bury pr jrdice, kill the
hepuoilcan party, aud bring the wealth
producing people of this land to a serious
contemplation OF their position and con
dl'lon and on this line has inculcated the
simplest and the purest Democracy that
mas been talked for fifty years, vet not
withStanding this, would not support
1T II could see wherein it retarded the
growth or dimmed the glory of any State
III the Union or abridged the rights of
any American citizen. do favor it for
as | 60 back to the pure crystal fountain
of democracy it reflects through the
myriad of its pure waters and down the
corridor of more than six thousand wears
that the aim and purpose of all patriotic
legislation is the greatest good to the
| greatest number. Believing this system
Will accomplish this end and that it is r, st.
ing upon the basic rock of Democracy my
| feeble efforts will be in the future within
the pale OF the party to get the Democ-
racy to cut the ligaments that under GER
tain leadership binds to Wall Street, to
regard New York as no longer the terri
tory of our hope and throw the shadow
of its protecting wings over its real
interest, the arm of its protection around
those that need it, and champion the
rights OF the masses, supplying the in
dustrlal wants Of mankind instead OF
committing the Alliance to form new
third party make it an auxiliary of the
great Democracy of the people and 60
into the campaign of '92 with the Ali
ance and all the other industrial unions
that have the same common purpose,
marching in one common phalanX, under
one inspiring banner, that the earth and
its nonperishable products is sound
basis for National issue as a basis for
legal standard for the admeasurement
of value. With this shibboleth We
will call to our support the great
masses of the people from all the sec
tions of our common country and will
bury so deep that arch enemy, the Re
publican party, into the cess pool of its
own iniquity, and not bubble will rise
to the surface to mark its final resting
place. As Democrats can We afford to
close our eyes to the existing agricultu-
raj and industrial depression or shall we
t continue to permit ourselves to be de-
ceived by rounded collation. of stats
{ tics that would seem to show sufi
5 cheney Of money in circulation and that
: the agricultural South was prosperous
and booming when we know by practi
e cable contact that neither Of the propo
. sitions are true If there is sufficiency
: of money existing in this country it is
s beyond the reach of those who created
Y it and for whose uses and purposes it
O was created. Enough money, when the
agricultural products of the country
6 have to be sacrificed for the want o.
: money to move the crop. Enough
J. money, when it cannot be commanded
Il by those who can give the best of Sc
Q curity. Enough money, when a man Q
It known financial reputation in the hear
n of the commercial centre Of th
b country with over four millions o
assets had to permit his small paper t.
90 to protest. If it is existing SO far q
!, doing the business and the people of thi
= country and service it might as well b
in the bottom of the Atlantic ocean
ID What we want is not only sufficienc
l. of currency but a machinery that sha
j. place is within reach at small per cent
le as we'll to the farmer and laborer, tn
1T country merchant and the city merchant
W as with the boudholder and railroa
a. magnate.
le The South booming. The farmer
le here will hardly appreciate that there
er anything booming in the production
le cotton at to 8 cents, and corn an
ne wheat at equal sacrlicial prices. Mort
n Carolina may have booming Ashevll
to which by reason of its proximity to tt
or clouds and the stars is enabled to max
as merchandise Of its air, water and 81
in ciety. She may have booming Green
of boro. located within reach Of mine
he that draw succor from protecti1
ch tariff and for the same reasons Georg
We may have her Atlanta, Tennessee b
,se Chattanooga, Texas her Fort Wort
n Alabama her Birmingham, Florida b
we st. Augustine, Virginia her Richmon
lis and there may be series of small tow
ur with furnaces drawing succor from Il
tn protective tariff that are lighting up e.
ial mountain sides of Virginia, North Gar
'ur lima, Tennessee and Kentucky, but the
rts is nothing booming on the plantations
as the country, nothing booming IN th
Sc great gift of nature, our monopoly
ga produce the feecy staple that stretch
Its its snowny down from the Gulf OF Mexl
ng, to the Old Dominion border. 1t is us
re- less for Us to disguise the truth that t
lite farmers or this country ATe uol IodPA
/ such reward for their labors and sac
lie, fees as it would seem but justice
nit them to do and fundamental imp'
be tauce of their high and honorable, "
ca heaven appointed, would seem to justi
ch Tney are not receiving their equita'
nis- share in the net annual Increase
zed wealth and comforts, which, by tn
cry sacrifices with the assistance Of the eal
the and heaven, are contributed to the wol
'om and the patriot farmer, merchs
aud and professional men are lending th'
J of best talents to the solution of this gre
ern problem, and he that shall contrlbl
The the most towards its solution IN VIII
CUP our every conceivable interest is
IAN. volved deserves better OF his eoun
hat than the whole race OF polltlcla
and Understand me not to speak despalrln
md, of politics or politicians. For 1t
,sia, legislation, the sharp bladed lnstrum,
ond of politics, that drew out the yoke Il
ame bears Leaviy upon the necks OF the P
,an. ple. the big blunt hammer, the legis