The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-31
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the clearing hou.,s az III. ,r..,
citic, should no longer lomip,ts AMI
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MIR Il,rter the n,.congrassn.n
from N,ssacbr,.,ts NJ c.,
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standard and anr.d;c,.I J,.,s,a. tn
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l,,ri,y b,.I.rs I, u. III -.
more L;m.,aII;s,s l.r,;,,.-na,.Ia.
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side he d;J nn, INV .bora - a..
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Another cau.e ~ ,ba mani. wss
the Reform Climb ~ Nav Nork Tb,,
cmb had sttemn,.J ,o Nv mn ,b,, ,,r-
ifr h.gnro III. p,..,;,, ,f ,.,,,ra..
fLauyhter Tho ,n,uh.r. of ,b.,
clnb mad, ,h,. h,.,,.,,,,,,.I,;I;,;o.. -, -.
resen,ntives few and their I,bors
light. lLaugb,.r
AunIh.r ,Lin, MAS ras,a,.,lJo
for the manic. and tha, was III. Nav
York bankers The ,dy,cates 30 tha
GOLD standard s.,d ,b,, ,b. h.oL.,.
of the East had como IN IN. ,ol;o, nr
the government. Hewho had evc.
and had noted current events knew
better than that lI,uyb,or ,nJ .n.
rlause
DEMAND ron rurrxrRAsr srss,ox
Who had demanded ,h.t congr.ss
should bc called IN oxtrs scssinng No
body of apricuIturists had demand.
ed. no hoJv of l,h,,ors h.J .sLaJ
for i, The demand had en,o Err,
the absorhers of tho c,rutr,,'.
wealth. II came NOT from IN. IL
600 900 OF American citizans INT
from the 1900 who had acoured
one half of the national wealth and
wanted a. soon as possible the bal
ance of IT. Laughter and applause.
lie stood by the Democracy, which
had respect for the man who ioiled
ms well for the man who absorbed.
Applause. We stood by Democracy
rs excmpiiiied by the first Democrat,
the Democrat who said that the man
who was naked and hungry and sick
was his brother. Applause. That
man had been crucitied because he
had entered the temple Of the living
God and scourged from il the money
lenders. Applause.
Since he Sibley had been in Wash
ington he had been asked why he.
comfortably off in this worlds goods
and coming from Pennsylvania,
should take the position that he now
did. His reply was that the Pensyl-
vania could still read, write aud
think. They read their Bibles aud
they knew that the Tenth Command
ments was as true to-day as it had
been when Numbered from the sky.
Applause.
GoID-sTAspARp ,RGrNysTs
con,l. :, ea, >, no .;i.
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a~oa;nst ~ h;na,aii;sm' ,hat Fn.n %
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d., no suoh nonaa;t;n utJ -.
nnt n. onork * S;hartu ON ,h;s o. -
t;nent fAnnl.usal l. w.. s.;d
that the odds were against the III.
metaIl;sts Gran,sd WI, ,h.n,
Sb,uId ,hav .sL Co. ,I 80,
that tb.;r wort was dnna, g.
r.tl,., Tho, ,ho oraa,nr ,,Inr,. .amI,
/; ha ,ba;rg 70 H. ala 49, a.,
,,l.use
The work;,,me,-,b tho mo, vb,
turned the fnrrow-were tb,pkipo
over this financial question. The d..
monetlzntion act Of 1873 was n trai
torous act, and along with the names
of Judas Iscariot and Benedict Ar,