The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26


tain head OF all national and indi-
vidual wealth, WIZ not legislate
awhile in the interest OF rings, CON-
Dines, pools and trusts and against
his INTEREST," Is there any good res-
son why those who create the wealth
should not bs entitled to all tn,
rights and immunities that othsr
people receive:
More money, less debt ar bank
ruptcy for the masses. Take your
choice.
Are you a member Of the Alliance?
If so show by your acts. Don't te
ashamed OF 1t. Don't borrow opin-
ion. Think for yourself, act tor
yourself. Be man--5s an Alliance
man.
1t is not because the Alliance does
not know what it wants, but becauss
it does know, that is bringing out
such TRADE OF abuse from the ces.-
pool of corruption against it.--The
Western Call.
In recc mt speech Senator Cor
man, OF Maryland, one OF the fore
most of living Democrats, said that
the protest OF the Farmers Alliance
against the force bill did more to de-
feat il than all other causes put to-
gether. He declared that that de-
claration Of the Alliance was of
greater importance than any other
made in America since the DecIara-
ton of Independence, because 1t was
the declaration Of a gteat indepen-
dent organization representing all
parties and all sections Of this great
country.
The Bible says that he "that hath
taken usury shall not live" But
times have changed, and the man
who takes the most usury lives bet
ter tnau any ybOdy. He may squeeze
the very life ont of some poor devil,
and then turn his hypocritical eyes
toward heaven and ask the Lord to
be kind to the poor and afflicted
Ex.
"Liberty can nOt;long endure in 4
country where the tendency Of leg
islation is to concentrate wealth in
the hanus Of q few .p-Daniel Web
ster.
What then are we to expect will
be the out come of our Republic?
Never before in the history-of the
world has wealth concentrated wi, h
such rapidity in the hands of a few
as il has in this country in the past
thirty years. Industry is staggering
beneath the load of debt imposed by
class legislation. Every avocation
is made to pay tribute to the money
power. The insatiate greed Of ava
rice has fastened itself upon every
avenue of human sployment snd
is draining out the life-blOod OF all
industry. In the great cities wealth
rears its head and in insolence mo ks
the wants Of man. Faster and fast
er the humanity strikes in the hope
less effort to supply human want.
Larger and larger grows the stream
Of wealth that flows away from The
fields of industry to the fields Of idle
ness. How long can our CIVIL in.ti.
tutions stand the strain ?--The Crits
rion.
THE IMAGE AND SUPERSCRIPTIOF
OF CESAR.
Rockefeller & Co. say how much
all America and tho whole worlt
shall pay for the oil they burn il
their lamps.
Wendell Philips once said he wa
ashamed Of civilization that made
five thousand men depend on ont
man.
What would he think Of the Stand
ard Oil Monopoly?
Armour & Co. say how much ~
shall have for our cattle and hogs
and how much every one shall pay
for their mea..
A few speculators-set the prices OF
the vast grain product Of the wcrld
and Gould & Co. do our hauling 3
, their own sect will. and that swee
, will is call the traffic will bear."-
, Kansan.