The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-14
TO THE POINT,
BY "HAYSEEDER,"


st. Peter llIknow Georgia's pictu-
esqued dmagogue. John b. Gordon
whenhe meet SHIN. Vance tagged him
the other day the "wild-eyed-long-
haired medicine man." 1t will stick
through time and eternity. But
wallowing in his own filth Gordon
has only obeyed his little boss Hoke
Smith. Heavens, what are we COM
ing to?
With half of the circulating me-
dunn destroyed, the other half mus.
do double service, with consequent
doubling all along the line. Labor
must work twice as hard and live
on twice as much less. Interest will
be twice as usurious, the oldbugs
twice as rich.
The men who did it are bimetal-
lists O. They were elect on the Chic
ago platform. They voted for all
the ratios to prove their friendship
for silver and voted to repeal the
Sherman law to prove that they
were serfs. Down with such traitors
and towards.
Little Billy Wilson, of West Vir-
glnia, was President of the Chicago
convention that adopted the Demo-
cratic free coinage platform. He is
now the subservient tool of the mon
ey power and the leader IN the House
OF the administration cohorts. He
has deceived the people and betrayed
the Democratic party. Heretofore
an honest man, in general estima
ton, he has sunk to the leyel of the
common ward politician. He bows
in AFFECT humility and takes off his
hat to his master-Grover Cleveland.
What is the country coming to any
way?
Who is it that demands the re-
peal of the Sherman law-the only
barrier | between the people spolla.
ton?
Perhaps the following letter. adj
dressed to |. H. Foust, Salisbury,
will throw some light on the matter
1t was written by E. D. Shepard g.
90: No. 9 Broad St., New York,
The letter declines the offer of a
loan and adds: 'sThe Senators from
your country are not looked upon as
promoters of the general welfare. IF
their stand represents the views of
your people Oh financial matters. #
will be very difficult for YOU to Sc
cure any accommodation from cap-
ltallsts In this section until their is a
decided change" =
10 bring it nearer home the gold
bug bankers have forced Gen. Bob
Vance to the wall and have com
PEELED him to made an ssignment.
Vance is not only persued and pun.
lshed by the administration. but the
bankers are trying their iron hand
,; 2n him by Furnishing his brother
Bob Vance.
These are the people who demand
ID the repeal of the Sherman law
'nd the consequent demonstration
II silver in the interest of "sound |
lnances," Gov. Tilman ,s rioht. |
l little hanging would be a lone
'tep IN the direction of "restorins
Ihe newspapers say that Ransom
8 to make speech in favor of the
repeal of the Sber-
nan law. We don't believe a word
II 1t. He may have the gall to sneak
round the departments in Wash.
ngton and stab some unsuspectinp
nan, whom he has promised to helm
n the back, but he lacks the nerve
o stand up in the Unit ID States Sem
TEN the face of the American
advocate a measure that
vii send cotton even lower than sI
ents per pound. However, this NAV
e hasty conclusion. FoIlowing
nal death of silver it is arranpe5
or a rise in cotton and wheat s.
nat "we can not always somet;mo
Eliminate at last" VIII
But In any event it is refresb;nn
eWs to hear that Ransom is IS
lake speech in open Senate. Vance
18th one foot in the grave. has
andied "the laboring oar where !
Iorth Carolina has been concerned ,
My his presence in the Senate res. i
ues the State from oblivion. Ran
I'm Is spectacular success as he nos t
and struts around the Metronol;. q
IN hotel, all will admit, but Vanca :. G
1e Senator from North Carolina W. Is
merely hope that Ransom will NAL 2
speech. We are curious to know H e :
= ~ dan ss, lna his campaign speech.
'eec a. Vance put the question tS c
- :. the other day SO pointedly. bo f
ust speak or die" aUnder yh;ab 6
~ bezonias speak or die.a
~ IL either funeral or on