The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-11-03
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e&Et4s 10 RSN tegsfe szsz szos.,s
cioQaens fasgs that. 10 sgs.sseas,l In
this s'rusgse. wuuld IL sssAte sh.i
sessc snCssa; fetch h..i .gigsel rv.,-,.,
and ea.nDtsn s~sis-. far .ixtss.u
Years past s'tss~ soils Saa,h hast.~g
ss'aHssa 90 visA delight bs u,
nloFeY paHer =. suFr i, tu.st .ulr.
epoueh In The Elcgsotal Collie. 10
give ihss s.s.ss,'lr,i neas,sssrsssc r.rt,
an appearances of Fsel aaa sssbst.n.
tias oppa,.tioa to t,,e f.es,sl,lic.a
! party.
I The nienry puwcs ssw that in Of
des 20 FsSlnue the agricultural t~s,.
tpic to slasery. that va nnsc..aty
'o draw tlsesg gtstai.oas awar frs,s
Iqneesseus that If ass,assrl, weaM
I prevent that couss- nafsoa.
/ The nlssliod .le ded a,on l., ths
coospiEaiors Wa 10. take ..oss,s.,e.
Of the machinery Of the two old rar.
Ties aud ses thar itrr were kep. Issar
enough eqaal 70 make ia. nas.s-
'h!hk there Was an actual contest.
To 1876 for the lirst time Wall
s'rtet took control cf National
Democratic Convention. and fra.,
then nIetl6 nos the party manage.
ment, for sake of the favor ~ the
moaey foser. has heSn aLsalu,ol,
deaf to the demands If zine tenth,
of those who have faithfully .s.ei
the ticket.
4 lev bankers ID your Southern
cities who enjoy special privileges
aild have been made rich a, the .x.
prnse OF the great rural population.
haze burned incense before the gold.
ca calf, assuming to Represent the
democracy II the "Sulld South"
How they misrerrescuted. von Won
kho. only too we'll. For eigh:ass
years yoti have patienily sotcd .hs
ticket, hoping f5r relief from tho
oppressive legislation of the Repnb-
iican party, aud Just when heps
seclued to be realized with Demo.
crst IN the White lieuse aud both
houses of Congress practically ia tho
control cf the party, 10 and behold
the Preadeht you had elected coollr
Informs yon that the iiscal policy OF
the Republican party that had for
itc object the gold standard with tho
industrial serfdum which that inn.
pile. was to be adhered 20. lie did
not wait even until he was inaugur-
ated, but by publish.d d letter pro.
claimed himself Wall streets tool.
He slapped in the face the Demo
cratic masses who had voted for him
THAI he might curry favor with the
money power that had dominated in
the Republican, party. Under his
administration more than eighteen
millions Of dollars were presented u
the bondholders under the name of
premiums on bonds. The govern
ment had pnder the Iaw an mdis-
pnied right 10 pay these bonds nj
par whenever the gleenbsck was ex-
changcAblc at per Tor coiu and vet
Grover Cleveland was 50 solicitous
for the honor of the milton that
when a million dollar bond was paid
which lad originally cost only so
cents on the dollar, that had added
few thousand more for the patriot
ic bondholdcr to carry of. Lest his
friends the banks should forget him
in 1887 when there was a "stringen.
cy' in the money market and the
banks we're short, Mr.. Cleveland
came to their assistance on the first
call and loaned them seventy mil
lions of dollars without interest.
! This money had been collected from
the people by burdcnsome taxation.
If yoa farmers Of the South Dor.
rswed /. dollar of that same money
from one of these pet banks, You had
to pay from 8 TO Is per cent. for il.
When you ask for money at per cent.
from the Government on ampler
security, YOU are informed by the
leaders Of the Democratic party that
it IS unconstitutional" and cant be
done; but they find no constitution
al objection 10 the Government loan-
Ing the banks at one per cent. up To
80 per cent. Of the security, and tax
ing you 10 pay interest TO the banks
Oh the whole face of the security
(scc laws creating national baaks),
and II there is n "stringcncy" with
you, you can borrow this one per
: cent. money by putting up double
security, and paving 8 TO Is p,r
cent. for it III advance Are you
men Or will Won Justify the as.
: sumption of the Wall street. and
Standard Oil clique which forced
the nomination of Grover Cleveland
OF our unwilling party, that ron are
cattle-to he driven IN herds under
the paTtg lash to the polls and rotc
into powes the most implacable foe
I of the industrial classes;
They say the silver and cognate
questions of currency are not in is
: sue now, but the only issue il that
OF '.negro domination" Is there
any sincerity in tbis, arouse the
meanest faculties Of the mind BY an
! appeal to race prejudice? The real
q purpose IL to keep alive the prejudi-
ces and ignorance of the past and
: prevent both you and the colored
), man from fixing your eyes on the
d thieves that have been robbing you
r all for twenty years past. The
: lspirit that prompts this attempt to
q revive and fan race prejudice and
feeling into flame now, is too low
aud contemplate for devils. No
man knows better than t.rover Cleve-
land that the Force Bill is dead be-
vond resurrection, and that it was
killed by Republican Senators who
had courage enough to fight their
Town party and stand by your inter-
ests on the fiscal question. All hon.
or, say to these men who could rise
x.xa sse..s and