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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
DEMANDS OF
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE
AND INDUSTRIAL UNION
OF AMERICA, AS ADOPT
ED AT ST. LOUIS IN 1859.

!. That we demand the abolition
of National banks, and the sub5titu-
ton Of legal tender Treasury notes
in lieu Of National Bank notes, issu-
ed in sufficient volume to do the
business Of the country on cash
system; regulating the amount
needed on a per capita basis as the
business interests of the country eX-
pands, and that all money issued by
the government shall belegal tender
in payment of all debts, both public
and private.
,. That we demand that Congress
shall pass such laws as shall etfectu-
ally pre- vent the dealing in futures
of all agricultural and mechanical
productions; preserving stringent
system of procedure in trials as shall
secure the prompt conviction, and
imposing such penalties as shall Sc
cure the most perfect compliance
with the law.
3. That we demand the free and
unlimited coinage of silver.
4. That we demand the passage
Of laws prohibiting the alien owner
ship of land, and that Congress take
early steps to devise some plan to
obtain all lands now owned by
aliens and foreign syndicates; and
that all lands now held by railroads
and other corporations, in excess OF
such as is actually used and needed
by them, be reclaimed by the gov
eminent and held tor actual settlers
only.
3. Believing in the doctrine OF
"equal rights to all and special
privileges to none,' we demand
that taxation, National or State,
shall not be used TO build up one IN
terest or class at the expense of an
other. We believe that the money
of the country should be kept as
much as possible in the hands of the
nponln. and hence we demand that
all revenue, National, State or Coun-
tv. shall be limited to the necessary
expenses of the government eco
noIhically and honestly administer
ed.
6, That Congress issue a suffici.
emf amount Of fractional paper cur
rency to facilitate exchange through
the medium Of the United States
mail
7 We demand that the means OF
communication and transportation
shall be owned by and operated II
| the interest of the people, as is the
United States postal system.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
Awed IA Whole Troop.

Through Passenger Conductor Burke,
some very, very fresh theatrical people II
lesson not long ago. They were ell
route from Allegheny 10 New Castle
and twelve male members of the troop
We're in the smoking car and acted not
only as if they owned it, but the entire
road and good slice of the earth. They
doubled mp several seats and proceeded
poker assistant superintendent vii
lia,ns CHANGED 10 be on the train, and III
passing through the car noticed their
conduct and demonstrated. They paid
little attention t. him except to abuse
him. and applied a vile name 10 HIM a.
ter ne had passed out. Somebody ~
ported this tn Conductor Burke. Nh
tips the beam &. 22e and whose muscles
are hard rs iron
lie went back 10 where the barn
sto-mers were holding nigh revelTy, ana
walking ap to the crowd. broke out
.'You fellows called superintendent
Williams 3. Dir, name when Ae was not
III nearing Now am here and want
yor 70 understand you can't call me
that and that | won't permit such con
duct on this tram. am running If, ana
| intend t. run It, and | viii allow no
interference from such a gang az you.
Why, l can whip the whole crowd of
you one by one. If you don't believe it
/ Will sidetrack the tram and any one Of
you can step off and will Show you.
Why, there isn't a man among you
want you to understand this NOISE has
got to be stopped, and you will have 70
behave as gentlemen
Not one of the ranters dared lift Il
hand against the sandy conductor as he
lowered above them and administered
the tongue flashing, and from that %.
they were quiet and not another card
was turned until they arrived ii Noa
Castle Junction.-PittsburE Poat.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
The platform of the Pee.

"o pidtiOFul OI the Pe0-
pies party is SO plain that any
man can understand it. The Fl
nancial plank especially is the
oDe leading plank for us 20 Sc
cure first, and the one which
causes the great and determined
light against the people. The
enactment of that one plank in
to law, would drive trusts, com
bines, speculators in agricultu-
raj products, aud the "Shylock"
who loans money at such a
great interest to seek other pro-
!essiOno more honorable and
better for their souls. Select
men for yOur lawmakers and
executive officers who are wed
ied to this above all others,
and the safety of our homes
from confiscation, and of onr
lives from slavery will be Sc
cured. More money in circuIa-
ton and a lower rate of int crest.
and the keeping If the hands
Of the money powers FROM ON
crol 5, will be a boon, a blessing
to this cOuntry.-Special IN
former.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
IN THE GRAND MARCH.
Col. Sydney Harper, a Democrat
ic District Chairman, Of Tex
as, Joins the Peoples Party.

To Tie Ployte n the Fo,rth CoaUes&ion-
al district:
hereby tender my resignation as
chairman Of the democratic party
for this congressional district. My
reasons for so doing are that / go to
"a party more democratic in princi-
pie, more patriotic in practice and
less proscriptiVe in management.
Under the name democracy the
grcat mass If common people of the
SCUM nave been lured step by step,
each wear being led farther away
from the old landmarks Of its foun-
jels, untii.to- day there is no per-
cePtible difference between the lead
ers aud the vilest republicans. The
age of corporations, trusts and COM
biues in which we live is debauch-
ing our politics, corrupting our laws
and destroying our government. AMI
making d wreck of our liberties and
paupers of our people.-Great West.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
War BalIoon. a. H.troIanao


Helgolanders have been a>iittle pnr-
zled during the past fey weeks owing
70 some tl,oon exr Timents which
Captain Won Fors>raf5t the German
@ ans seo sfvsf been maxi. making .ss
taken pisE BY day and night With the
object holding communication sea
ward h the island and for balloon
sisnakng. The appearance OF the bal
lceas amazed the adult population, and
gave Infinite delight to the Juveniles,
for balloon Ii rare sight in Helgo
lsnd Many Improvements have been
made on the Island, and the services Of
some skilled German artisans have
been reauisitioned for the purpose Cd
vel sinking In the upper part a the
MACE. London Sewa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
A Dose of Red Pepper.

Many years since said prominent
minister, when Simon Pare Cuiy..gs-
slism was preached, CHANGED Ia b. In
indianapolis during the progress of d
convention of ministers of that feith
Stopping at tho Same hotel where /
did was young parson who had come
from the east to attend the convention.
AS 1t afterward developed he had taken
the precaution in visiting that malariouE
country to carry vial Of cayenne pep
per IL his pocket to sprinkle his food
with he preventive to fever aud a9ue.
At dinner one day a tall HOosier observed
the parson as he seasoned his meat, aud
addressed him:
d" Stranger, III thank you for leetie
Of that ere red salt, for Pm kind o cum.
GUS TO try it, he said.
Certainly" returned the parson. "but
you will find 1t very powerful; tc care
how you use it."
"The Hoosier took the proffered vial
and, feeling himself proof aga!ns: any
quantity of raw whisky, thought that he
could stand the red salt with IMMUNITY,
and accordingly sprinkled piece of beef
rather beautifully with it and forthwith
introduced it into his capacious mouth.
1t soon began to take hold. He shut his
eyes and began 10 writhe. Finally he
could stand it no longer. He opened his
mouth and screamed Fire.
Take drink Of cold water from the
Jug said the parsoG.
"'Will that pat it outr asked the mar
tyr, sulting the action to the word. In a
short time the unfortunate man began
TO recover and turning 70 the parson, his
eyes yet swimming in water, exclaimed
"'Stranger, you call yourself Var
salist, believer
81 do mildly answered tha parson
WAL, want TO know if you think
it consistent with your belief TO GO about
with hell fire in your breeches pocket 5
St. Louis Republic.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
IS Ts0? IFsO, WHO IS 10 BLAmE2

IS 7 so? IF SO, WHO 5 TO BLAmEi
Certain PARTIES il Clinton say
thai there seems to be a Un-
friendly feeling existing be-
tween the town aud country
uoople, aud tuey unhesitatingly
accuse Mr.. Marion Butler It
working up tbs feeling. Now,
a. TO whether Or not thir feel
iug exist, Is left for them to say;
for, if there is such a feeling in
existence, they are the fathers
Of it. We had hoped that we
would he spared the trouble Of
denOunCing this sta teInent to be
false but since the last report
"that Mr.. Batter says he is now
sorry that he worked up such q
feeling" has been circulated.
we lCoI IL ""i ''u'y W I0' VA
readers know, Il@I Ill ouf opih
ion that report Is wholly and
absolutely false, and we dare
any man to prove tbat Mr., But
Ter made such a statement.
HOW Can any one eApecV MI
buIlef TO De sorry lor 'hiilS VI
winch ne - not gGll'S " {
are always open 20 'oh'''Vlph'
arr @i1n 10 pe"' 'HS 'iU''N 81. g..
dnJ 'Ihie' "''' '''l '''''0''I'''i -
1"t' on our e;1rs aS "eins 'D1
th'l2 Dn' 'futn'
htr. D9'Iet Has zone d IL III -li'
power, Through he oAO"A7lA>'
10 promote tho interest u '"'S
to"h ana TIE acCloh VI 'oi ''.A Il
people now only Sno ' W 'h0
plDIlc row nhgfa'eIui 'hcJ "re
fof HIS services II MI. buVler
IL tue cause Oh TINS leellhg' ID Is
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the approval u 'h0 'o",''iy
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

lie Inscription to The CAUCA-
SIAN has been reduced to 81 90. This
will b. very imports AZ campaign and
every one should taAgv "a interest in it.
We shat keep up wis A.. Now is the
tine to subscribe. =
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

A great ;, ri 2 medicine is P. 2. r,
the great Sc 0lood purifier In the world,
as hasts II pee plo n this city, where It
is manuf Cured can testify.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
COLUME. A storv n.

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Twentieth Century. By Edmund Boisgtil,srE
(Ho1. lo1sdtiiIs UOnzseLyl. THE most remark
able and thought producing novel that tins
disturbed industrial and social conditions ~
sne present have produced."-Areaa. Cloth
e1&. Paper, hOc.
A Swedish edition Of the above--Cloth.
Gle. Paper, 75c. Norwegian and G. srnan
TRANSACTIONS are nov In preparation
DOCTOR HUGUEr. 4 Novel. BY
the author Of "Casar's Column" A wgofer
fully fascinating eiory, based or tho most
startling and original conception ia l!gerAt15a
Cloth, sl.S. Payer 5Jc
AN INDIANA MAN. By LeE0B
modem pSiisics az to seem more Ike his.o =
and biography than rsn-ssss - - O. .crJO fl1fsS
Ocean. a stery that holds the res.dHs' 4 stycE-
ton from beginning - CHG. - fssCaQg III. -.
Cloth, el.0o. Paper, Soe.
DRIVEN FROM Sc nc 1t3IEA:
OR. Just a-canpln'. By =. ~ Post. This great
81 % 0-s.3 sxvs per volume. II j. row frfs
dshed n P9gul.S;r form for. and .,p Fof6qses
wrote the doom Of the El6ve-ytrATer II TDc}s
Toms Cabin 20 suthor baE strtsck more
vigorous blow IN favor O the rights OF Tie
Paper, Soc
A TRAMP IN SOCIETY. By
Robert e. Coasdreg. Thrilling and fhsciIIst-
ing Nc one vito reads II can restrain
sdmiration Tor the usp w13 cgn write stoFy
thai contains II its warp and woof " much
that is helpful and bettering d hume jty. "
Arkaysasc Trureler. Cloth, g. Is. Paper. SC.
PTZARRO AID JOHN SHEER
MAN. By l4fs XaYie-s Todd This woFE
VII 60 far toward the solution 81 The financial
problem, and IL wiz prove powerful lever IL
the overturnIng of Hsrnrnon's temple. IL
should be read By every American citizen. "
Formers Altiazce J2NFEsaL seito. Paper. sc
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

Tn. usaly Tsss9hle s.Fi.ls1.@sAsaa ~ tlae
tx1aEapA4s Il .2riy Christianity IT. furnl
Z t.se s814Tsz tacs thai tAs sAFly t'sr1-
tsAss- s-s-x living Ezsen Is lsls@e i've Nsrv
thrilled md xs4a ss.sEsss. = tie teach e
Aglns C7zr1ss- Tia Tsrsscasaas.s sasross<A
which .AaA Tz-sssv. CAT l.. .s-essruts.I So
- -Aesr lAas F,aEIts otsIy - .h&i ;l@ct.
Tie ,ss-szra. - ssasazsaa. tn tu~Tfr->
sscrc tie ass7ooEa TAaytss sSssnis - tas
ag,gyA.ag A4sgaET - sAe CAra.s. zesas
ssar :. the trs. csa.tuEtfa How u,ssAla
.At=ss H.. ? endure kfs~t tHsy dld ~ Etss
srasG-.4Ess-! D. .lss l.vsss.. tssee3 x :As at
gnE ta.rEst 81 asszss. Eaisagota th.-y IT f=ss s
If :ha Alltzs ut lbs Roman arvaA a..aas
a. .gr..tsI .A1.a sasvssE-,,sl fug b. 0f a-t
- liaA III tz-#h 4 fsss r,sssrge,- .. s
- f%sas Ca-@sf 1Agyrl .n'e So s-.a-a
If ,'sc az ga Ill ~ I'D Christians. 3" lar.
IA : dag 81 tle >-sGsa3g.,r E-alt ~
: IL y,ussr of thp great aus Phlshs-s.,s 6.
Thsg kE.a.l ,sg tAe eafat~ ,ag s,aE O.. st
prayer .gsl ~acs.a Al4 T;artBrs-a r.-<s aEsa
..!ls ezs VOICE ana thanks tfas 1.re.4-
Father g.: the p-1ysit-z az .Esa~ srf#
CErsst livery A,..y; yssE. a. legg .-ad
il "a. triumph a. a-...fs ri! sus- TAe
bolts g is.,. srym4 lie ,a.-es. aua .l.r
the aEeu- -,.aLs sas .svgga Ngf9.a'Fs.
liet47. SIC pua .At- gusra ( i4.a, ygnas-
Va al.e ctA.G~s Al ,hy. ..4,g ars t,T.
d shrt,.s, Ehv.r l-..i.-s,,- ga H. ar -,r-
ii-o<C.. ZhI., tbs za-4 1.fa-- up -be
bl,ss1 4ai tls ~. = kuraa. l-4.ys- c-v
for lao., sIzsvt. pyrseas. 3ey,.!ua 4
l,ysLE Christians {" a living Christ Is "a.
onlv possible explanation & sacI ms
tory. especially when Wa remember lhu
triumph that followed The p " rh-
ark through lLeSe years # lla-si aE.i
suffering Ia triumph 10 .yIldq1slr
victory
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
PEACE, FE srIIt.

Fourth We know that hv rbs, iI.ra
the dead because he lives today Ws has
met him. We have seen him We have
heard him. We have felt the touch at
MS hand. the thIob If his heart II
name is the one Eylug power .14at Doe
rtle history Of our civilization ! Wake.
down Broadway N Guoi Fr.4ay by tLr
door Of the p!t 4 modern sumu"rgs
ma from Ina; roaring he'll Their issued
ar sound. 1T Hva- stjI. cannot u.., .'..
e'ald h1w - t,,sl peasant "tu al.e
1.agO years ago and WIS uol .Va4- n.
u. iessed. but a fraud, could tav li.
hand today on thus bowling mob " = ul
bling maniacs aud say T. them an his
Friday. Peace, ho still His r.an, H.
the one power that prorsidcs over 'he
councils Of nations and OF empires IT,
Gay 1t Is the power that touches llNEl~
hearts, moids and fashions living cla-
acters. am not talking about Theory
hut facts. can call this morning urou
TINS congregation and from among gu'l
a Thousand witnesses viii rise and te-tl-
fy 70 the fact that Jesus Christ mas
risen from the dead, because you PER
sonallv know him as the living fneDd
and companion of heart and hfe.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
g The Campaign OF education.
=
''f1s RuLEe WHO eEapE."
f1E RuLEe WHo sEapE !"
TIN MEN OF MONEY ysuAED.

TEN MEN OF MONEY ISLAND
OF, The PRIMER ~ Finanee. By g. f. norton.
. IL makes JIe money question, which has
bothered - many trains, as simple a. ihs
alphabet I. f. 4 literary wonder IN this tbat
II makes posting one SELF on ;he Fundamental
principles - righteous finance a. easy end
Lester e. HUb5oTd Paper. &c. a
PROTECTIVE TARIFF DELU-
Sion b Ars Marion Todf. "This look.
By the psDst able and eloquent LAZY nrator that
Eraces the American platform thorOughIy
takes NON re tariff Question tbs fslge SD
mistaken IDEA Of Projection 20 2lnefit "a,
l2soE.' - 8ogs-LJcggfoy7a PsptE sc.
PROF. GOODWIN SMITH. and
lis Satellites In Congress b. hrs. Marion
TI91aL - clea- and coren. Fascination %
. the facts relating to tie BunreEa question. -"
.. Chicago HeTa4d Cloth. el-on Fslser, &C. ,
IN OFFICE: 4 Story OF Washington
LITE and Society. by Lesss plt1l Ioon A
striking novel, the scene Of vi.ah l. lad IA
peculiar eide light Old some OF tts mysteries Of
national politics. Paper. &c
A KENTUCKY COLONEL. Q -.
Orfs p. Read While this book advocztes noN
Political reform. q deserves o Place With re
form books az a notable example 81 tae revival
ia American literature. 4 pure, fright Auleft
GEr sovsl- wholesome IN sentiment, spAIkiins
with rEE led 4glDor. strong IN character pc.
t-aval- ozfgi:sal h styie-e book sha rad lng Of
mind foTyFer. Cloth. sI.o0 Paper, ae.
THE LITTLE GIANT CYCLIC
PEDIA ADD Treasury Of Rsady reference,
By x. L. armstrong. A Million and One Feet
and FIgnre5- g. fuIfsp42e col0red i9apg- =
coicred chh-GS, piates and diagrams $50 us#
latsFt CELSIUS 81. n vorld Of valuable Inf n
nation III enc handy volume. Tie very bzs
book Of tts kind Prfne IN feKibse MOROCCO,
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22
II ATI
I a : 40

We do not wish large advertisements. bat
number OF snal! ones for a year. II p. not
S'zf but TIaE that He prefer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

So ] no, ~IJ.hlt An extra Charge
8" ! yr, .12U.00 mlldc forpo.,tion.
~ I~l,RIPFTDE
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

My God, my God, why hast thou for
saken met He taught scarcely three
years. man without high culture il.
the traditional methods Of education,
save by the light of the divine law
within, poor in this worlds goods, the
friend OF no great man. crucified as a
criminal between two thieves
THE CROWN FRAUD?
Yet come with me a hundred years
from that day. ana the historian tells us
that there is to lie found on the face of
the earth not nation or q race or tribe
that gathers at camp fire, even Of a
wandering arab, that yon do NOT hear
songs and prayers to this Jesus OF Ma
zareth thus crucifed. He lnolds the
wills of millions in his own. Martyrs
court death for his sake ara count it
gain. The history OF the world is his.
The calendar OF time is reset 10 the bou1
of his birth There Is no history ~ the
world since Calvary except the history
of Christianity Kings b43ptiZe their
children in his naIne The brightest
monuments OF earth, IL cleaning mar
BILE with glittering spires, poems OF
architectural beauty. speak the s5lprg OF
his name. The cross. the emblem 81
shame, becomes the symbol Of triumph
1t has conquered all. The history OF
Greece and Rome, all the civilizations
of the past have flowed into the stream
of history from the cross, and III 1t have
been lost. Is there any human explana
ton of this phenomena Of history! The
only KEY that car unlock it Is the my
| tery of the divinity of this lowly man Q
the people who died under the reigh o
Tiberius Caesar and Pontins Pi2se. 1
fraud could not have changed lie caien
dar of Julius Cesar 4 fraufH ould no
have rewritten the history OF lie world
nERo's TORCHES -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

IN, \. g, SEPT. %, 1892.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-21
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