davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-12
Der1bieoenes

@eneralOtreftor Davis bat geitcrn benz
WerfDtrcttor 8urnDam Bic Sr0rc sufom7
men lalen, itrengc baralf Su acDter, oaB
f~ortan ale Gtobliiiemcnt5 an ocr MtDuaD
Ylatldllce puHft IL ltbr 2beno5 9eldloiicn
meroen.
Der 8erfauf Ser 8eltausiteQun9spoitz
farten init 2lnficbten bonn 2(~uSiteQungs>
pldBe TT bon Den 8oitbeD0roen perboteu
porbclt, peii Bic &arten nicbt 6ie porz
i6rtftsmdBtge @rOBe baben un6 Su tbelcr,
2 Stld tltr D Gents. pcrfauft ipcroel1. Die
8ortcn 1tanoen bcfarntli9 biSber in
Nickel in the Slot tutomaten an uieler
StelIcn orti Dem 9uSiteuungsplobe sum
8erfauf.
Die 6eier SEES Sn6ianaer7S ages, tir BEN
oer %. Nu91tt ouScrle6cn mar, lit auf 9Ln7
o%rbnung Der Snoianaer StaatSbeb6roe
pom 6clttalenoer geitricben ipor6cn, neil
bic bcrporra9cnOiten Mdnner, sic 81 Der
SEER eln8elaocn iparcn, iGnlmtlicb an Bic
lem Gage ain ~Gricbeinen perbinbert itno.
Scr DeUttge Gag in Der petBen Staot
9eDort Den rgobmen" unb ben ySOritern".
Die Erogromllle Ser Seitlicbfeiteu baben
mir berelts geltern Dcr0ffentlicbt.
Sine SronSc>S Statue ocS General Somes
SbieloS, Elm 8crf bcs 8%ilobaucrs 2eonaro
98. goIt, 1T in Dem Goumc 6eS Sutnpiler
StaotsgebdlocS alf9eitelt noroeu, in MEL
cDen1 itb Die alien &ricgSfa6nen bcfinber.
9tclc Stdtuc miro nocb 8erfii9ung Der
StaatsLcgisIatur Der 8unbcSregierung gum
0elcbenf 9enacbt uno lpGter in Ser Sfulpz
tur7Sale DcS @UpttolS in g8albinston aufz
gelteIt tperoc1.
Sci bcm 9eltri9en intcrnationolen @cttz
i1ipilnmen in Ser n0rblicben 2agute 1ruz
gen je cin SnOioner, Elm Strife, Elm 0a6o7
mite uno Gin Samoaner Yretie bon je S.
DaDon.
IS Sboripacbter u116 8~iQeta6nebmer purz
ben geitern BON Superintendent 3l1der entz
loliel1. Sic itnb bobur6 liberfliiiii9 9e7
morben, boB bic bi8Der ~9etrennten Sim
gongStDore fit &inoer unb Q(rbciter pcrz
etttgt mur0en. Die Q(uSitcQung lpart DQ>
0urb monatlt3 $4,000.
0elte %gfocbnntttag Inn 4 lt6r iperben Sic
ontcrtfanilcben QluSlteler etnc Gerlamn7
lung obDaltcn, III ipclcber Sobn 8oDb
SDac6er cine @rlGuterung ieine5 BrGmien7
ipitcmS gum 8eiten geben tpir6.
0e1te Nbeno pjr0 Die betpal6ete Sniel
feenbaft erleucbtet fem. 9luBerbem pir6
man bic clectriI6en SontGncn in Sc
lpe9un9 ieben unb finoct ferner Gin glGnz
senbes Seuerperf 81 G6ren Oer DSOreiter"
ftatt.
, 1893-08-12
WGiien SahIen.
Gin Gheil ser Hagen oes ,Sotus" Clubs
9e9en ehemali9e mlit9Iteoer oes Clubs
erleoiot.

9tibter 6o9Lan6'8 @eri6tS3immer mar
Bis auf 6en leBtcn YIob gefliut, ais geitern
Die bretBtg &I0gen bes v2otu5" Clubs 9ez
gen e6eniobtele ebcmaltge Mitglteoer beS
Clubs auf9erufen tpUroen. GS 6anDelt iidb
babel, tpte icbon frii6er bcribtet, I'M Sab
IungSbefeble fir angeblicb riiditGnbige Sei7
trd9e, g. s. 8rabm, %. 8albmin, 6.
8rdlten, s.. &. Trane, %. s. 0ilroD ltn0
30, WtanOeQ, tuaren burc6 flint NOuofatcn
pertreten, Die 6eantrogten bic &lagen ab5uz
~Deiien, Da Der Stub teine Corporation ges
ipeien lei un0 cS unm0glicb lei, fcItSuitelen,
oh Die NnGetla8ten iDre 8eitrG9e be3a6lt
b61ten, neil ie ME Sutttun9en iibcr gez
maCbte 3oDlun9en erbaltcn bitten. Der
QtOpofat !6elm, Ser Die Sacben beS Clubs
p~ertrat, tonnte bingegen NIGHTS etnlpenbcn
unO Der Gtcbtcr ipies Die Gtagen ab. QGc=
niger gut fan1en SomeS 8roofs, T.. 9obb
un0 8. @. &cltor bapon. Der Eicbtcr
cnti4ieO, OaB iie nocb ais Mit8IieOcr beS
Clubs 81 betracbten ieien, 6a Ite nicbt for
met rcii9nirt bdtten. Gr perurtbeilte besz
bolb 8roots sur 3oblrng BON $3.50,
0oOO 5u $l3 un0 Seton s1 1888. 9ic
iibrigen SlagefGue purben bis 3u;n IS.
Nugult Der19oben.
, 1893-08-12
Diro nah pontiac 9eben.
Z. 10. mcGIau9hrY sum Superintenoerter
Der 3eformfdule in pontiac, 81,
erHd1lnt.

@rz8 oli5etbef st. 80. WfcGlaug0rD bat
Die iDm icbon Dor lGngerer 3eit BON @ou>
perneur 2l!tgelb an9ebotene StelIun9 zines
Superintendent Ser Stats >9teformi9ule
III Ronttac an9enomnen. ST miro Oie1er
sage mach F0nttGC Sieben lln0 iein 2lmt AM
|. september antrcten. Sein Gebdlt be-
trd9t, BET FREEZER Mobnltng ulo Station,
$4,000 per Sabr. Sein NprgGnger, .. s..
Gbcets, Der pOr 5tpei Sobrclt Don @ouDerz
neur Sitter an9eitelt iDurbe, bat icbon Dor
ldn8erer a3eit ietne 9teiignatiou ein9ereicbt
ltl1o 9cbeten, tbn lcbon am /. 9lltguit ietneS
Nrr1tcS 81 cntDe6cn. Gr miro ie0oc6 auf
@r1ucben ocS 2tufltbtSratbe5 Derblcibcn, bis
gctptlle bon !0errn WtcGlaug6rD porgez
l6la9ene Serbeiierun9en auS9cfii6rt linO.
9as Snltttut mar % Sabre lang cine
S6ule tltr iugen6ltde Climber, nur6e
aber por Sipei Sabren in cine re9ulGre Ste
t%orrnanitalt fiir vicbwarSe Scbafc" I'M Qllter
BON 10 bis p Sa6ren um%geipan0elt. 9a
itcb aber balb bic EGumlicbfeiten ais Ill
tletn ertpieien, 10 mur6e belbloiien, ein
nclcS a3eilengebGuoe 3u baucn, Da5 300
SUB lang, 30 SUB ttef lperben iou Unb un>
9etG6r $4,000 folten mtr6. Der Q(ufz
lt6tSratb battle ieOocb 8roBe S9mieri9feiten
BET Der @rribtung bes goucs. g&ac6Oem
5tpei Gontrattoren 8anferott gcm1acbt bat
ten urtO cS itcb Damn berau5iteQte, baB bic
gum 8au beipiui9te Summe an ben Stoat
5uriiffalen tpiirbe, fats baS @ebduOe nic6t
bis gum l. Sftobcr fcrti9 ici, nabm Der
Jtatb bie Sodbe ielbit in Die 6anb uno erz
nannte 5tpet Mtit8lteoer, nGmlic6 st. IS.
WtcGlougDrD unO G6arle5 s. Seton, ais
8aucOmlte. 8eiOe 6erren boben ieitoen i6rc
9an5e l3eit barauf peripanbt unD ben 8au
na6 Wt08li6fcit bei9leuni9t. 9a5 mar
altb Der @runO, tparum 6err WcGlaug3rD
ieinc iOforti8e @ntIaiiuug aus Dem Nmte
zines YoLi5etcbef5 witnicbte. Q(ls 0tapor
6orrtlon geltcrn 60rte, 0aB iein e6emali8er
8Oli3eibef Die StcIe an9enommen babe,
iagte CT einfacb: Sine before Na6G bdtte
man ni6t treffcn fOnnen. 6err Wic>
GIau9brp lit bort Der recbte Mann an recbz
ten 8lQbe."
, 1893-08-12
Sranotiftun9 in Gpaniton.
Die Ghdter weroen perfoI9t, entfommen aber
nafoem iie einen Doli5iite1 p~erwunoet.

Set lGngerer :3ett brcnnt 6~cfanntlic6 ii
GOanitou 1eoen 6reitag Elm Stau ntcDer,
2lu6 8cltcrl lDar Dies Der Sal. SIS po,
berettS Dunfel, ais pl0blicb Der Stall bon
Garl SG9er, Gfc Sherman Noe. unO Wton:
roeitraBe, lit 6lammcn itono. QGGbrenb
Die 2eute 5uiamn1eultcfeu, mur6en Stpei
Nfdnner beo6acbtct, Die iicb in Der 9tGbe Del
8raloitGttc in DcrOGcbtiger g8eilc berum>
trteben.
2llS me6rere Qerionen iic5 i5ncn 81
nd0eren Der udten, nabn1en Ite 3teiBouS.
Sic pltrben o~erfolgt unO ais 1te nicbt ite6er
bIetben pollten, nabm 4" pliSiit Stubs ieiner
Gepolper unb feuerte. Die &ugel ieblte.
%iporouf elmer Der TIiic5tlin9e ficb berum:
Orebte, cincn icbperen Stetn ergrtif mi
oieien nodb Dem @oIi5iitcn mari. 9o@
@urtGel6oB traf 10 gut, baB Stubs nil
elmer 9Sunbe am Sopfe ~bcitnnun8slos 81:
iommcnitiir3te.
ST miro einigc Sage ba5 8ctt bitten
ntl11en. Die betoen Dcrmutbltbcn 8ronD:
filter %entfanen. 0a9 Scuer ric6tete elmer
S6a0en bon $1,000 an.
Q8dDreno set Stall brannte, 6ralt9cr
Gtnbreber in Sic Mobnul1g Don s.. So
Wtcrcintun on Meit Monroe Str, bod
>purben ite uertrteben, ebe ie i0ren 3ped
erretd5t Datten.
, 1893-08-12
Gin GinboItsbefebI 9e9en 21lonoeI
Bros.

SO. s., llnbermoo6 jun. un6 2etptS SC.
8auer crtpirtten Dcute 8ormittag i'm &reis>
geribt einen oOrlaufigen Ginbaltsbefebl,
burcb ipeIcben ben 6erren 2eon, Simon
unO emanuel Ofonbel, BON Der Tirma
Wfan0el 8rOS,, Derboten ipir0, Bic 2luSitot7
tung oes GOitelO7 6otclS an Ser So. Str.
unO 8alDin8tou 2(pe. forti9aficn 81 lai
ien. 9aS 6otel mar i'm Wtat bon 6er 60
lumbian Grcuriion 81. c%r0ffnet uno inn
SUM oil WelDiIe 6. GpanS ii6ertrasen
porbcn. Die 2luSitottun9 beS 6otelS ipor
BON ber Strma Wt0n6el 8rpS. fiir $40, 600
g~etouft porbcn, biSbcr iinb OauOu jcOod6
$500 be5oDlt. Die Tirma WanOel 8ro5.
iou ba6er 9eoroDt baben, fitr ben ritditdnz
bigen Saufbetrag bte Notwithstanding
tpieber an it6 81 nebmen.
, 1893-08-12
Oefhdftsflelmmen.

Die 8auunterncDmer 2(bra6m .. 8ofeb
nlt0 So1n 90. Stonbfiel6, 6irn1a &Ofer
& StGtd9fieto, 1T G6ica8o !6eigbt5, it6erz
trugclt beutc 8ormitto9 ibre 0eibdft5an9cz
le9enDeiten an Mm. 6. Snop. Die 8ez
.itdnbe itnb auf $4,000, Die STANDARDIZATION
auf $4,000 angc0ebcr.
9te SoutD SIDE GrpreB & Storage 60,
Oeren 2ofal itb in 1523-1525 Nabai6
2lOe. 6cfi1rOet, iibertruQ ibr @cicbdtt an 9az
pt6 s. 9eOeQ ais Otaiienuermolter. Den
8eitGnben I'M QScrtb BON $4,000 itebe1
&erbin0li1fciten gum 8etra9e bon So, 900
QeQcniiber.
, 1893-08-12

Die QuSiteltun9S0eieQi9aft tpirO jest
etipaS naD6olen, mas itc bts6er peridu1nt
bat. Sic miro ndmltcb fir bas llnter=
ne3mel1 cttpnS Jtccl0nc mocDen un6 Slpar
miro tie Die lpe5ielen Qlt1roftionelt burc6
Nnl9lag5ettel urO an6ere Geclame7Wtitt
Dem @ubltfum gum 8eiudb entpfeblcn.
@encraloircftor Davis unD 6err Otilct
bo6en ben &er%paltun99rat6 geitern peran=
, 1893-08-12

- uGapt." Strceter cricbien 0cute Gorz
mittag in &icbter WtcGonneIl'S @eribt, nm
Iidb bafiir 81 Oerantiporten, baB er iidb tpei
CERT, Elm fletnes g8cltauSitelIungsz6 oteI,
bel Del6em er intereilirt lift, an einen Maiz
ienoertpaltcr ab5utreten. Der Gapitdn CAB
5lt, DAB Der WtaIienoeripalter ernannt NOR
Sen lct; ct mcinte ober, c5 let bOrt nicbtS
gu pertpaIte1, neil baS 6oteI fetue GGlte
babe, Gtcbter OtcGonnel Deri6ob bic
8e~rbon6lUn9 I'M 10 Sage.
, 1893-08-12
Der Gonours Don GAMES 3. moIfer
& Go.
DER widtt9e Orores oes Ribters mcGonnca

SIN SoGben ser 8anferottz9 (tgclegenDeit
Der 6irn1a San1eS 8, g8alfer & 50. erlieB
Jttcbtcr McGonnell 9eltcrn bier micbttge
8efeDle, Sn 8e5u9 ouf baS bon SEN Sir
men Stn1On & 60, 8. g. Salomon &
Cons, Benedict Bros. uno Wertbbctmer &
So. eingereicbte 0eiuc6 Inn GiIGgabe elmer
an9eblicb auf 6etrilgerlicbe QSeiic ~erlangten
Yart6ie QSaaten prorete Der Hicbtcr an,
OaB Die Maaren bon ber Wtoiienpettpalterin
sum @tntaufSpretie p~erfauft tperben lolen,
DAP Der Grl0s oaraus a5er bis sum Sep
tembere0 ertdbtStermin 5uriiGbebaltc1 tper>
ben iOQe. Die Strma Spielman & 50.
lol bic bon i6r bealripruc9ten Waaren su=
ritderbalten, tpenn fic so 4ro5ent Oe5 Sin
taufSpreiies baar bintcrle9t uno fiir ben
9fclt 8argi6aft itelt. 6crner iol Ser Ser
lpalter annonciren, nQB alIe Qulpriicbe an
bte banferottc 6truna innerbal6 breier
WOnate ein9creicbt iperoen miiIfcu. Grit
tens bari Den NngciteQten t6r ~ritditGnbtgeS
Oebalt bis 81 800 ausgeSoblt peroen.
Die pierte Ororc perbietet bem Master in
Chancery" 8QB, III 3utunft weitere Ser
bore G15uitelen III 8e5ug 0uf Die 0erant>
mortlicbfett zines Directors ooer ouf Shat
iachet, Die bic Qlrt unb Weiie an9e6en, mie
it6 2lngeitellte De5 0Jeicbdft5 anoern &eutcn
ge8enilber il6er Sen Ston6 beiielben aus
1pracben.
, 1893-08-12
9aS btc1iqe NbeQotiDnSoericbt 6pf

- 9as bicli8e 9Ipe1lation5geribt, 6eIien
Nmts5imnter itb biSDer I'M Gbtcago Opera
6ouie ~bcfanOen, miro nocb Dor Sem Mie>
ber5uiammentritt inn Sftober, neue Guar
there im 9liDlono 8lof, Gfe Glart unb
&anbolpD StraBe, bc5ieDen, mo- 0as gan,e
7. StOfpcrt gu 6ieiem .,3mef gemiet6et
nuroe.
, 1893-08-12

Last, borldufi9 auf 5tpet @oc6en fir He7
clameSmede Sic Sunme BON $3.50 D0c6ent7
li6 auS5uicbcn. 9a5 GeclumezG omite,
b0s nit bcn n0tbigen arrangements be-
tralt lit, bcitebt aus BEN !0erren MiQet,
Gol. Gulp, g8. 6. Curtis rnb 9treftOr
GuStDDrth.
, 1893-08-12
Sohmiiher Gag III 2lIt=1Dicn.

Die 806men BADEN 9c6altcn, ipa5 itc berz
iproden: Giner glonSooQen llnt3ug in Ser
StaDt nit Gau1enben pnn Ibeilncbmer1,
bIbi6en uno iinnreicben @ruppen uno pic
len @Giten aus Na6 un0 Sern; am 9tacbz
r1itt0g Elm bonn natiOnaIen @ciite burcb7
b%rungeneS CONCERT inter pcriOnlider
2eitun8 zines Ser grGBten Gomz
p%Oniltcn Ser 9feu5eit, Nnton 9poz
RAIDS, ionic turncrti6e Qetitunsen
beS ySofol", bc5 notionalen Gurnpereins,
in Der Q(rena, ipelcbe algemeinen 8etfaQ
fan6cn. Sir berte 9(ben6 ii1lb peridbie0ene
6eitli9feiten in 2tusiibt 8enommen uno
cine GROCER Gbeil bet 0Gitc miro Alt :
Q8 / e II beiu6er, mo baS nacbIoIgenbe, bon
&apelmeiiter 3iebrer ipe5iel fiir ben
b~eutigen 6eittag Der 80bmcn aufgciteute
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13

The last Legislature was not only
a blind partisan body, but it was
also a corporation server. Not only
did the W. Il W. R. get what it
wanted, but it seems that every
other corporation could get any
charter for the asking. They granted
charter to an insurance company
with such sweeping power that the
Secretary of the State has been
forced to revoke it. We trust that
the State will never again be inflicted
and endangered by another such
a BODY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
HIRES Ar Y0u

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s.-
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-, ,,,,..h.. t. ,.r.~.,.g :
,f ~. h.,.. =. req
.,a arar THE
-. =. faas..,.s.f-
60 ..t..ha .,.....a. ,h., the e..n-
,..... ,.....-....,..- .a,...f4 IL.
t.... -..,a
-.......;.... ...s -ta...I =, H..
...., ...t.-. -.,hfl.
-. 49,, ,,g........s .r,rr...,s.y
Ct. .ol. .h. 5.-;..... If .b..
ma. s.--.:.4.:.s. ,. 49,.
,............I........,....f,.....r..-,
ei;.., - tg,.. .... of i.-u,,,.,
80 f....l 49,. r.,a l,h.r mail ths
,r..5,.,..s If l,b,r and f.af shall BE-
;,or,...,a .,.car,;,.., +, tb,. Iav If sun
.,.....tt....I :, t..;,r istE.
....... .1...,..,.1.I l., the
,I,:. - -,.., .,.t.,,, had
i...,:. ........;,., ,I. .,rs.c..t tronhIe
.l4 ..'... h.,.. ..a,..J H.e;1a.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
Green County.

SIR EDITOR. May | be permitted
TO send few more lines. to your val
liable paper being much interested
III the Chlldren's Corner. will NOT
take but short space I will only
answer and ask a few questions. | viii
not Put the names of the ones thar
asked the questions as it will take
up two much space.
Virginia Dare was the first white
enlid born in America, 1T was in
\. Y; IN Dare county. The county
now bears. her name. The first set,
llement IN the United States was AZ
jamestown in 1907. BENJAMIN FranLe
I'm was the celebrated Philose,,ho,.
mat went without any meat in ordar
e get money TO buy books witt,
John Adams. Thomas Jefferson ana
Zaehariah Taylor were the Pres;-
dents that died ON the 4th of Jplv
hinton James was the first stndant
to arrive at the University. IF any
OF the readers of The Caucasus
has the piece of poetry .The Inns
mat touch liquor will never foueh
NINE" | would be very much plea sed
If they would send it to me and let
me copy. With much success to
LIE CAUCASIAN.
Your friend,
Lucy BARROW.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
= NEW PATRIOTISM WANTED.
Les Is adopt a Noy Declaration OF In
dependence.
TO The Caucaaian)
TAEB0RO, n. O., July 4cb, 1898.

TARBoRo, N. c., July ALI, 1898.
The natal day Of this Republic is
not celebrated aud commemorate
BOW with the enthusiasm and pa
triotic display that formerly CHARGE
tcrized the most important epoch in
our history.
The American people need, at this
particular time, to consider pro-
fouudly and earnestly The lesson
taught by the Declaration Of indie
pendenc4.
The immortal patriots Of 1876.
weary of the tyranny and oppression
Of tie English, reuounced allegiance
to THAT greedy, grinding nation, and
established, after an heroic struggle.
the great Kepubiic OF the West.
The cause which operated to bring
about the Revolutionary war was
that the Colonies were unwilling to
be taxed, by England, without rep
resentatiOn. This was a fragrant
wrong which tbs Colonies, though
Weahjngs We're reluctant to bear.
y ben the news OF Englald's re-
fusal to allow them representation
IN her councils was spread through
out this country the people became
50 indignant that public meetings
were forthwith held to deuounce The.
course winch England gas pursuing
toward them. This uitiuatel, c,I-
mluated III the Declaration OF hide
pendence At Meckienbnrg in I;15.
The great patriots aud heroes Of
that period IN tue history Of hi.
nation, fought that our people might
forever he free from English oppres-
sion, rule and dictation.
But the s4lrit Of our forefatbers
apparently has lost its enthusiasm
aHlocg many of their descendal f.
to-day. To the obseryant the rule
and dictation Of England IN matters
of finance are plain and unnistaka-
bic, VI hat we need TO-DAY is to de
clare anew our independence of Eng
llsl rule in our money matters.
american systems should BE- rigldIy
4Ii1efed to, aud anything that sayors
CT monarchy should be dismissed
from orr country. 1t is time thar
cur people were more strictly adher-
ing y the Monroe Doctriae. "AIngri-
/ ca for Amer leans.
Let Is, as Americans, like HaDl,i-
bal. at the altar of the gods, swear
allegiance forever to our country
and eternal hatred TO our foes-t6e
crowned heads Of the world.
JAMES B. LLoYn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
SALLIE PEEL,
Wayne Eounty;

Mr.. EDIToR-I read your valua-
BILE paper, and / like it very much.
| am interested in the childrcn's
corner. | will answer w. 3. Riven-
barks questions. The word girl
occurs in the Bible but once, and
that IN the Bird verse and Bird chap
t~r Of Joel (second.) The word
Lord occurs in the Bible 1,S53 times.
| will ask question. How many
times does the word Reverend occur
ia the Bible? Wishing you and
your paper much success. ] am
yours, l.. L. Cox.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13

A certain bar-keeper who was dis
pleased at an editorial that We
wrote with reference to the South
Carolina liquor law, and the organi-
zation of the bar-keepers in North
Carolina, called into the Office a few
days since and discontinued his pa
per. The same day our book-keeper
entered down sixty nine (69) new
cash subscribers. If the b.sr-keeper
is satisfied, we are.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
Mr.. BlAND'S OPINION.

Mr.. Bland asserts that there is a
conspiracy against silver. He is
su,e that the free coinage of silver
will add to the wealth of the country.
but he believes the wealthy men
of the East, for some inscrutable
reason, are bent on keeping the
country poor. His aphorism Is that
the mole money there is in the land
the smaller the profits of those who
deal in it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
LIS % MEN. ARENOM ALL.

We occasionally hear some dcfen-
der Of the old parties ask what IL
meant by the phrase ''the money
power" The best answer we can
give, one that should carry weight
with it, was given by one in the ring,
Chauncey NJ. Depcw, president Of the
New York Central railroad, who
said:
"l'ifty men in this United States
have it in their power, by reason Of
the wealth which they control, to
come together within twenty-four
hours and arrive at an understand
ing 10y which every wheel Of trade
and commerce may be stopped from
revolving, every avenue of trade
blocked, aud every electric key struck
dumb. Those fifty men can control
the circulation Of the currency, and
create Il panic whenever they will"
If reason will not convince business
men Of the power and evil of the
':money power then certainly the
terrible experiences of the last 60
DAYS in the business world should.
The 80 men to whom Mr.. Depew re
ferrcd have simply given another
tune to The screw of contraction, and
Great Grover, where was he: Is
this republic? Where is our boast
ed liberties when fifty men can de-
feat the will of sixty millions?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
Yaang Folks Post Office.


Ma EplloH -i ana a .,lrl ii years
old ux paper AND mama both arr
dad. JAey died saen aa- very
small. My uncle leak t"e alter
..say G,e,. an,i am there te.. we
axe gBe GAEoA>tAs and ! IKE ~
sars mach, especially tae chlidrva :
.ar,.er I viii answer Sali5v Vii
Ta. Gr.t student that arrived -
the ai,eraty 1T N"4t1 Iaro3lna
,,,ss Hinton .fau.ps al hilu ngtoss.
N shUe fuu aH S'lF T,'tti 'nhH y
.,,..... a,4 Nenr uukruNu
f,i.r!. RosA fowtEtS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
LET US PAY FOREIGN COUNTRIES 1


BULLION OR OTHER PRODUCE.
If Congress bows the knee to the
gOldbugs and demonetizes silver,
then the people should rise in their
might and demand also that gold be
demonetlzed. The greenback dollar
has never given US any trouble, the
gold and silver dollar has given us
oceans of trouble and misery. Then
we are willing to do away with both
for home consumption, and have "a
money that won't circulate anywhere
else, and that no other country will
have. If any country that We trade
with wants gold, silver. copper,
nickel, or any other precious metal,
let us pay them in the bullion.
They don't want the metal with
our government stamps on it. To de-
monetize gold destroys its money
value, and leaves simply its ''intrin-
sic value. Then in as much as En-
gland has howled ''intrlnsic value"
SO long, let us pay her in intrinsic
value only.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13

Mn EDTToR.-Pleuse allow me
q short space III your valuable pa
per. | give and answer the ques-
tioas which may be some help 10
some one that have been asked. The
word and occurs IN the old Tesla.
ment 35,543 times. The same in
the new Testament also occurs 10,
6S4 times; The word Jehovah oc-
ours G,S55 time times. The 10Th
chapter Of the End Kings and chap
ter 81 of Isaiah are both alike
JIMMIE TYNDALL.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13

The BUSINESS MANS" VAIN CONCEIT.
The Raleigh-NewS-O bseryer-Chron-
icle says that business men should
begin now to pass resolutions to in
struct Congress what they want it
to do. The Editor of that paper it
seems will never learn anything;
don't he know that the farmers
have been petltioning Congress for
the last five years, telling that body
what they wanted done, and must
have done to save them from finan-
ciaI bankruptcy. Now of course if
Congress will not hear the farmers,
how can a few business men expect
Congress to listen at them? W hat II
pitiful looking little handful they
will make, Congress will laugh
them out of countenance. But it
may be that The News-ObSeryer-
Chronicle is about to take up the
sub-Treasury and advocate it again.
If So ana he can get the few bust
ness men to join the great army OF
farmers, probably they could be of
some comfort to each other when
Congress laughs at them and hollers
Unconstitutional"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
Sampson County.

EDITOR The CAUCASIAN Your
correspondent Miss Nancy West
brook from Johnson county asked
the question. What three ex-Pres;-
dents died on the 4th Of July. will
answer it. John Adams. Tbomas
Jefferson, James Monroe. Wishing
you and THE CAUCASIAN much sne,
cess. am your unknown friend.
NENIE HoNEYcTTT
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13

Cumberland County.

Mr.. EDIToR. | have been seeing
letters from almost every county in
the State so thought would write
one and ask a question. How many
nmca does the word land" occur in
the aible. will close wishing YOU
and yourpaper much success. | am
your little friend,
ETHEL WILLIAMS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13
VANCE'S WARNING.

In 1886, Vance said in the L. :.
Senate: ''Continue this attack un-
til all the silver coin is dam0netized,
and ii contraction is certain to ensue
which will strike down prices and
labor to the full extent Of the pro-
portion which silver bears to the
whole volume Of our money. 1t will
prove the greatest financial calamity
which has ever befallen the Ameri-
can people. Every species Of proper
ty would shrink, the wages Of the
poor most Of all. The only excep-
ton to this universal shrinkage
would be in debts and gold. These
would increase to the extent that
other property decreased i'll value.
x " = X :Ie;, in the blindless OF
greed Of men, it is solennly proposed
to remedy this short supply by OBJ
literating 81 per cent. of what We
have. Should such a scheme be sue
cessfnl all over the world, the conse-
quences cannot be Contemplated with
out shuddering.'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-07-13

Ms. EDITOR, DEAR SIR.-I will
write you another letter on my 18th
birthday. AS | have seen so many
questions asked and answered | will
ask ana answer one. Carolina was
named IN compliment to King
charles |. and the stamp act was
passf d a. ID. 1865. When and where
d;d the first Provincial Congress of
North Carolina meet. | will close
with three cheers for THE Caucasus.
Your friend.
adobe WHIluAPn