The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-10-19

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the paper 20 10 you any
must send in your renew
mr. The low price OF
-..ar9 il lust OUT or THE
.... send it longer than it il
... j.. governed accordingly.
l... Iu session this week-
rl,.~.Iford on the bench.
There 4rr p,rtles III county want
rg,..ug Essex pigs. Those of our
,.,tr.. aho have them for sale will
,.,..... note Of this.
Wear. sorry to know that Mr..
n.r.. Brock Of (irantham' had the
oi.f....l, u break his arm on Mon
las 4-,. Did not learn particulars.
COTTON j. coming III pretty freely
and Is Inning from - to 8 cents.
Go.I-.,., IL the place to sell your
c.-,Y, She ALWAYS stands at the
up of be. market.
If,h, .o-called Democratic SEN
ar - unable to carry through its
pet scheme Of demonetizing silver
g.tho., the aid of 90 Republi-
caa., hos will it be when they begin
rru,r.f reform proceedings? Can
the, .oaut on these same % Repub-
rraa ~.uators to be with them then?
Ta.u'y-siX Republican and TWEEN
ty-thr.. so-calIed Democrats consti-
mtr that great majority in the Sen
ltr that would rape the constitution
and taar from the people the right
Dusr silver rs money at the dicta-
tons Of the English Jews, through
their plant tools, Cleveland and
Carlisle. Where are we at?
q W. took Il trip in the country on
SUNDAY last and we were struck with
one thing We saw-that is, there is
mere hay being stored than We have
ever seen in this county before. 1t is
good sign; it is Il bad policy to de-
pend upon the West for hay when
this is. strictly speaking, GRASSY
country, or 1t generally is about cot
ton choppjng time.
1t gives us pleasure to know that
the deserving firm of Butler, Jen-
kins X Co., successors to the ALI
ance Warehouse Co., of Hendel son,
are again at the front selling Tobac-
co at highest market prices, with
charges the lowest. The happy
faces Of those who patronized them
on their opening day, Oct. 10th,
showed mat our farmers know
god thing when they see it. Garry
!Our Tobacco to these promoters of
financial reform"
WHY THELAw SHOULD BE REPEATED
The House, by a vote of 200 to
BO has repealed the Federal election
av, the PopuliSt voting with the
Democrats for repeal.
We have been taken to task by
friend of the law for the Populist's
inconsistency, as he termed it. Says
he here YOU are scoring the Demo-
eats for frauds &c. and yet you turn
and help them repeal a law that
allows YOU to have federal supervi-
"rs to prevent or prohibit fraud.
Well now We take this view of
the matter. This is a case where
Prohibition, under existing circum-
ances, IS not likely to prohibit. We
aFe satisfied that the re has been
intimidation and other deviltries,
fFactIced by the Democrats at the
20Dsand by returning boards. And
hey will tepracticed again, if they
aFenot prevented. But We expect to
y hempr,yented; but not by the aid
q the federal election law.
lie party in power have ali the
IL ch.ncry for enforcing the law.
'1Ty have the courts. The Solicit
Aaye theirs; aud almost unlimited
N'er Is given to solicitors. They
: lldlct or they can let it alone;
1ow about " how the old thing
~ 8orh when it comes to prose
'"48 democrat for carrying the
''~on for the democracy. Indeed
- Is not the way they reward their
'''TF'' Ihey take scriptural view
LIE Matter and follow the idea,
.pat the Ia5orer is worthy of his
~s They even make an exception
'.e general rule; that of paying
tvIo" who does the drudgery
cl1 least, and the dirtier the work,
p 'sster the pay.
uso again, what may we expect
- ,L NE court enforcing this law, if
50 should attempt by our own strong
% prevent frauds. To be plain.
e sama % Fe should 60 to the polls and
rer- FAIR COUNT or a FREE
eec, y 9Dd that is just what We ex-