The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-30
CHARITY 4 PART or TIE CONSPIRACY

Troy, which was betrayed by accept
ing the Trojan horse as gift from
the Greeks, has given the world fol
all future ages warning. 1t is wis,
TO fear the Greeks bearing gifts, to
day as much as it would have been
for the Irojans then. The none,
power Is plotting against the liber
ties of the people to-day as tn,
Greeks did against the people OF
ancient Troy. The papers and tn.
politicians who are ever ready to ad.
vocate any Legislation that will rot
productive labor, are the first to ad.
voeate some special act of charity OF
benevolence. They do this to try II
cover their tracks. They do it not
out of love for the people, but to foo
them and hold their confidence. Fol
instance the New York World, which
belongs to the English Jews and
goldbugs, and advocates the tamna-
BILE financial policy that S;2cds Tile
people for the benefit of the specula-
tors, bankers and stock gamblers, is
always ready to get up a bread fund
to feed the starving. poor, or to raise
funds for stricken section. Had
1T not been for the bad financial leg
islatiOn fOstered by the World and
its masters, it would not have been
necessary to raise a bread fund tc
feed those who are willing to work
in New York, but could not get
work. o Another case in point was In
the u. 5. Senate the other day. Just
after the bill to demonetize silver
had passed, Senat r Hoar, one of the
goldbugs, Immediately offered a bill
to vote money for the relief of cer-
tain number of families in South
Carolina who had suffered from a
cyclone. While this bill was under
discussion Senator Stewart said: ~
''Mr. President, | have always been
in favor of extending relief to the
mn fortnno+o 70 tho full nv+,r+ &c Al,
Constitutional power of the United
States. This bill provides for re-
Heving the suffering from Il cyclone,
which, was a force of nature, which
deprived a few persons of their prop
erty and means of support; but
when we enter upon this class of
Legislation we ought to, reflect that
there has recently been a Legislative
cyclone, which has been muchmere
far-reaching in its effects, and has
not only temporarily deprived a few
people of employment and the means
Of livelihood, but has doomed to
starvation and beggary millions of
our fellow-citizens, who are to-day
begging for bread, and who in the
coming Winter must suffer untold
misery. If this bill shall become Il
law, it will furnish precedent for
the appropriation of many millions
Of dollars if other cases equally
worthy are to be provided for. l I. IL"
'' 81 am not sorry that the Senator,
from Massachusetts by this: bill has
called to the attention Of the Senate
the suffering and distress. in one
quarter in order that some realizing
sense may be had Of the universal
suffering which the Legislation in
these halls. has inflicted upon the
people of the u nited States.
=. Il am glad that this question of
suffering and starvation is to be dis
cussed. | hope the bill will Be re-
ftrred to the committee on Finance,
and that they will consider to what
extent it is possible foE congress to
extend relief to the sufferers, who
must starye during, the eomingg, y NipII; #
Ter, not "5ii'';tc on account of cyclones Of
nature, but on account of cyclones of
legislation, dictated and carried
through by Executive authority"
1.-The Senator size" up this Species
of hypocricy, " hich is part "of tht
conspiracy in a very timely and fit:
ting manner, The milliQnaires like
Rockefeller, Carnegie and Armour
who give large sums of money tt
.chutehes and school are a part o1
the same conspiracy. They give, =
part of their i'll gotten gains to re-
.liglous,. s4hsaqElitsbls apd >esllsaaaaa
institutions, to get. the preachers anc
educators to, laud them and. justify
their methods. This business is al
ready corrupting the. church, church ane
saping the very foundation of ou1
educational institution4s. i II j The f !. soon
err the people are aroused 10 ln'
depth of this deep and" dat
gerous conspiracy the 'quiic5kker. ..tTll tn
fatal cancer will be plueked from on
the heart of the nation. Beware o
the Greeks bearing gifts. ''r" "'''''
WOMAN SUFFRAGE COLORADO: q
The proposition. to ::..' confer. qp0'
the women of Colorado the sam
rights as possessed by Other cltlzen e.
with regard to suffrage was carrie
at the late election by a handsom
majority. The act of the legislatur
oopferring the franchise readNa
follows ...ur.ur .D,-u1ts"'' -.
:"That every female. person shar