Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-08-25
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count.
The miserable, deceitful fellows!
They cannot stomach Cleveland
because he appointed two Demo-
cratic negroes to Office to the North
of rs. and yet they swallow whole
that miserable hater Of the South
ern people, Weaver, who, fhe had
the power, would fill the Offices at
the Southwith Republican negroes.
Weaver has all his life been a man
in principle and practice of the
Black Republican, Abolition, Ne
grosworshipping type.
Cleveland has all his life been a
Democratic gentleman, not nnkind
to the negroes, but standing by
the white men of the South and the
Constitution and the laws. Yet
these treacherous Third party agi-
tators say that Cleveland is objec,
tionable on account of his kind
treatment of the negro race and
that therefore they are going
to vote for Weaver. Such is the in
consistency these people have fall
en- into.
As we have heretofore said. they
are only casting about trying to get
up some false pretence for turning
away from the Democratic party,
and going over to the aid of the
Republicans. There is no need for
any such false pretence for their
mean spirit makes them belong in
the Republican camp, and they are
on the run into the negro party.
For ourselves, we hail their going
with qualification. We speak now
of the leaders, not of those who are
deceived and misled by those un-
principled fellows who have by
means of the Alliance organ N
gotten access to the r OF LII
honest, unsuspecting people. As
for the going of these t~reacherous
leaders, we cay Good Radiance.
The white people of the State
; will be the better off by having
them go to the negro party. Now,
in speaking OF the Republican party
as the negro party, we want to
have it understood that we are not
seeking to use terms of r%eproach.
We only recognize a fact. There are
millions of negroes at the South land
under the circumstances it is not
unnatural that where there are so
: many of that race there should be a
negro party. But whether natural
or not, we have a negro party here
in North Carolina, and it is to
e that party and to that party and te
: that organization and association
o that the Weaverites are Fastening
, as fast as their feet can carry them,
For a long time they have beer
9 slandering the Democratic party.
They have been persistently, at
first secretly, and later openly
telling vile falsehoods on Demo.
cratic leaders, while themselves
still claiming to be Democrats
,.IUnder the guise of being gooo
democrat they have been poison
ing the minds of unsuspecting o.
people with their villainous fabri.
c cations. And now the 10 Oh.
# server takes pleasure in seeing
them throw off the cloak which
! they wore only to advance tLei1
nefarious schemes. They may
9 mislead some hereafter, but they
cannot play the traitor longer
y They a no longer be Benedict
!. Arnolds. but will have to fgh
. like the Hessians did in the oper
fell for the promised pay.
And we will beat them and rou
o them like the Patriots beat thu
r. bought Hess!ans at Trenton in tn
war of our liberty. They will no
!, hereafter stand up among the PEG
: pie as members of the White Man
! party-the days of their deceit am
le treachery are over.
l. What base ISLANDERS have no
ir these villifers of good men beer
guilty Off With ia school on thei
- lips and treachery in their hearts
they have basely sought to poison
the minds of the people agains
st their Democratic leaders and t
undermine their confidence in thu
r. Democratic party. Thus, among
d other things, they have falsely pre-
tended to be disgusted with Cleve
~ land because he appointed thes
= two Democratic negroes to Office a
O. the North; at tbs North where tn
1e people do not regard the negr
race as we do here; but they urg
: the people to vote for Weaver VIII
would appoint Republican negroe
to Office here among US in Mort