The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-11-17

s. If theDemocrats do as we'll with
their big victory in the next two
years as with the 148 majority in
present congress, how taxes will be
reduced!
The Caucasian is cheap, only |
one dollar year. You can't afford |
to be without it. Help us TO pnt it
in the homes Of five thousand North
Carolinians.
Sampson county went for Wea-
yer, for the Peoples party State
ticket, for the Peoples party Con-
gressional ticket and Peoples party
Senatorial ticket.
Sampson county gave Weaver a
majority of 1873 votes. Cleveland
ran behind, Harrison next and Wca
yer ahead of both. Buckle on your
armor for the next fight.
-Keathy, the Peoples party
nominee for the Legislature in Dup
lin, was beaten bv Ward dem only
one vote. The Democrats won in
many counties by the Skin of their
teeth"
We hope all delinquent subscri-
bers will come forward and pay their
Indebtedness. 1t takes money to run
paper, and owing to the heavy loss
sustained by the fire, the editor will
be unable to indulge in future as in
past.
Key. Mr.. Dempster, Canadian,
preached two very able and instruc-
tive sermons at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and
night. Mr.. Dempster has accepted
a call to the pastorate of the Presby-
terrain church at this place, and will
probably make Clinton his home.
After long absence from The
Caucasian office, on account OF the
campaign, and the meeting of the
National Alliance at Memphis,
Tenn, Mr.. Butler will in a few days
return to his Office duties, and will,
no doubt, make the paper better than
it has ever been.
When q subscriber wants his
paper changed to another office, OF
when making subscription remit
tances, he should always give name
and postoffice. A friend from Tatum
Texas, sends money for the paper
but fails to give the name. Send us
your name, please.
The old parties finally discover.
ed that the Peoples party was in it
: They were in it so deep as to excite
great anxiety among the olds who
have heretofore had it all their owl
way. After the smoke blows away
/ it will be found that the Populist
have accomplished more than an,
other new party in a presidential
campaign.
l. - ltuf. bIlt u ioCl ltIhOi,
y Is acomin' an comm:
y Judy, the Undertaken,
" Is coming to town.
1t Scatter the news,
Sweep out the station,
Judy is coming, the biggest
man in all creation;
Is That is, in his own estimation.
Fowler and Johnson, the PEG
K. pies party nominees for the Legisla
20 ture, got a large majority Of tn
white vote of the county, and wei
beaten only votes by the combine
20 Democratic and colored vote of tn
10 county. White, the nominee for tn
Senate, carried the county by 4
majority over the combined oppos
- ton.
DO you owe us anything on sui
scription ? 1t is unnecessary for l
to tell you that we need the none
now more than ever before. TT
Caucasian office must be rebuilt.
can't be done without your unite
help. Let every one who possib
u can pay us promptly, and let eveI
friend of the paper get us at least OF
new cash subscriber.
In the absence of the editor, '
= take the privilege of giving our rea
? ers sample clipping from one of Il
many letters received at this otfie
IS Among other things he says: ode
Bro. Butler: | wish to convey
you the gratitude of our people f
10 the manly and noble fight YOU ma
for us, and assure you that we il
iro tend to stand by our cause and 81
tain our friends as we have neV
done before. Look out for a lol
-. list of subscribers soon.
i've FL Paso, n. c.
Under the present arrangemer
'ur it is utterly impossible to get the
: 10 per out on time. Besides, the VIC
done By the press fails to give sat
Try faction. Other, and permanent /
US rangements must be made. Eve
effort will be made to complete so
oe- rangements, so as not to loose
'P issue. But should it be necessary
discontinue for one, two, or TIL
'I, weeks, 50 as to make permanent
raneements, we hope our readers "
not grumble.
ngh
me, Since the campaign opened, I
ypi- Caueasiah Office has suffered to
loss by fire. causing much confusie
also Mr.. Butler. the editor, has b.
' our too busy during the campaign to
of L l..