The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-17
TO TIE POINT.
'HkYsEEO:R" MAKES MANY TlnELYssO
TELLING HTS.
THE VANCE CAMPAIGN BOGIS MISS
AGEN> EASCE~ REAL MESSAGE.
Messenger Bob GIsnn--Ransom Got his
Thunder aud owe. "A debt--HowIer- past
and pr"-"nt--Dehniiion of Bourbon
Democrat-Ths war and the solution.
BY HAYSEEDER.

Thunder and owe, I. debt-HowIer- past
and pr"-snt--Deiniiion of Bourbon
Demoerat-The war aud tn. solution.
BY HAYsEEDER.
With characteristic gall and mean
ness some of the bourbon press in
this State are abusing and criticising
Vance because he stands squarely
and honestly on the Democratic
misunderstanding the free coin
age of silver. The parrots know
onI = one tune: ''stand by the admin
lstration-platform or no platform"
They forget ungrateful fellows
how, IN the last campaiga Sim
mons dragged Vance from his sick
bed when the old Democratic war
horse was too feeble to raise his
voice in behalf of then "lost cause"
They forget the shout that greeted
his venerable presence at the Nor
canton rally, echoed and re-echoed
IN the western mountains until cleo
ton day. 1t goes for nothing with
muzzled and labeled, hirling press
that in advocating the free coinage
of silver Vance is advocating the
convictions of life time. It is
enough for their partizan imbecility
that he does not wear boss Cleve-
lands Wall street collar. Does a
political party championed by such
contemplate leadership deserve to
live. No, no, no,
Simmons sent Bob Glenn over the
State as the bearer of a message
from Mr.. Vance to Marion Butler in
the last campaign. 1t brought the
sweat from him in great rivers every
time he went through the pantom-
lme, but he endorsed it manfullv.
At times he was pathetic, as many
of the readers of The CAUCASIAN
will remember. The fact that Mr.
Vance sent no message did not alter
| the impressiVeness of the lie. Where
is Messenger Glenn now? Here
is message to the people from the
old hero himself:
The banks, stockholders, bond
holders, chambers of commerce.. ct
id omme genus, clamor for the re-
peal of the Sherman law and urge
the calling of an extra session of
Congress to assemble and sit during
the dog days for that purpose alone.
| TARIFF REPEAL WHICH FORMED THE
CHIEF ISSUE of the PAST CAMPAIGN
! is thrust to the REAR and the IN
TEREsT OF CAPITAL is placed in
FRONT.
Under these alarming circum-
stances | have listened, and mostly
iB vain, for the voice Of the Farm
er3 Alliance sounding their opinion S
and wishes and of those they repre-
sent, composing fully one-half of the
nation; giving the FEEBLE and VA
CILITATING among POLITICIANS to
understand what they had to expect
if they betrayed the PEOPLES CAUSE
on this great financial question.
1t is time your order was bringing
every atom of its influence to bear.
1t should use every means possible
to let it be known that there is vet
another and entirely different world
in the fields and homes of toll, whose
interests demand attention as well
as that combination of money deal
ers, stockholders, and gamblers and
spectators who assume for them
selves to constitute the Cuisines in
terests" of the land"
We call upon Chairman Simmons
to bid his messenger bear aloft this
second declaration Of independence
that the people may know the peril
that menaces their very existence.
Garry the news to the people who
have been deceived by Democratic
platform and campaign promises.
But it is Messenger Glenn no
longer. No more day sweats and
vapor. bath for "terror Bob" With
a $7,OOO.OO office in his hot hand he
says, with all other plutocrats: ''the
ipeople be d-n.'
If Mr.. Whitney insists on ad-
herring to the Chicago platform the
Mugwump papers will accuse him
of disloyalty to the administra-
tion.- Washington Post,
Exactly the accusation the Bour-
bon press in North Carolina are now
making against Vance. A bourbon
here is mugwump in New York.
They both wear Cleveland's collar.
The mcgwump wants to be respecta-
BILE. The bourbon is a dog collar
Democrat for REVENUE. The prin-
ciple in both is ''shall the dog wag
his tail, or the tail way the dog?"
Secretary Carlisle ought to be i'm
peached. He has not only nullifed
the Sherman law by refusing to buy
silver, according to it's plain man.
date, nulliied the constitution
which explicitly declares that silver
and gold shall be the money of the
real. 1t is "a gigantic crlme." He
said so himself in Congress only a
few wears ago. lmpeach him. Put
him on the witness stand and con-
yict him out of his own mouth.
So they have got a new dodge.
We have money to move the cotton
crop. Repeal the Sherman law,
quickly. The ''you tickle me and
in tickle you" money devils logic
Ransom, they say, lost $4,000 IL
moving his cotton in the right time.
1t was not for the lack of money tt
move it, but lack of confidence" IL
the price.
When Crisp got to Washington las
week he didn't know nothing NJ
no how" Will the Sherman law
be repealed? "Don't know" "ha,
, about free coinage? "Don't know
About the cloture rule9 "DOn'