The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-07
VOL. NJ
,DITOR'S CHAIR.
,..r. CF T-E EDITOR on THE
seyss or The DAY.
aAy OF HOPE.

u tlIr
1 al.lIl continue to be waged
! The propIr on the Que side, and
1 o.y power and the monopoly
,,irr. We have often feared
f,n,e would lose, and be forever
rr,,.,!. unless providence by
special dispensation took hand
mighty conflict. 1t has been
! #.,nd,rfl!l shrewdness and fore
With which the monOpolies
n.rd their money to fool good
that has at times startled US.
tar.. oil several occasions been
nr4ord not because We doubted
.rrr.. Of our cause, or were
20 in the courage to fight for
right events even against
n5ous odds, but because We
that the men who We're plan
nd directing the fight against
A4opIr were, "to begin with" not
smous the finest intellects in
.ouptry, but also were well Or
8-d More than that, they were
associated together, so that
s. ip,rlIects were frightened and
y developed by friction and
contact with each other. These
khiIc they are now congregated
j great cities, employed by the
Bugs aud monopolies, were not
zthcrr Is a rule; they are coun-
b., they represent the highest
Ibf Intelligence mot manhood)
! country to day. Their man
i and patriotism has been sold
hold. But we must remember,
Bther things being equal, intel
will always rule And We
Feared that these men had ar
{ at that plane of intellectual
&ht and reason so far as above
pf the masses, that We would
y be able to check mate them.
Il game has always been to keep
kopIe fooled and divided. This
RpIe enough as a result. but
Eonderful shrewdness is shown
i'll thousands of methods they
nsed to accomplish this pur-
They have often succeeded
D there were some men who saw
sspne, and were pointing it out,
1IAg the people against it. If
pntinue to succeed, then there
Dope for the people. The re-
Dill be, that we will suffer until
Low desperate. This was the
h the French Revolution. The
of history contain the records
by such direful results. Such a
ri is pictured in Ceaser's Col
To prevent that picture from
alizing, to make it possible for
1t generation to escape such a
be Alliance and kindred Or
lions are educating, appealing
conscience and hearts of the
pointing out the dangers,
ering the remedy. Of course
ganized effort is the hope for
pmph of right, and the liberia
the people. But the special
hope to which we now refer
tOut which We started out to
does not come from our own
but from the mistakes of the
fully shrewd enemies that we
biting. 1t is this. The asso-
Of the highly developed in
that plan out the movements
monopolists, recently planned
with view of stampeding
ntry, SO that the extra session
ress could easily carry out the
pf the goldbugs without all
& from the people. When
genuine panic, everybody
elr heads, except those who
Tor purpose. Then with q
stone, and with the cold eye
Eagle they pounce upon theil
HEED victims and fasten then
In their grasp.
the effort to get up a panic
BE failed. The country die
impede worth a cent" Tn,
Pt the panic failed, and tina
pldbugs, and the intellect
fhey have hired to think fo
re puzzled and dumbfounded
lay looking each other in tn
d wondering why, is tn,
Fay Of hope to which We re
hey failed to take into ac
Pc depth and strength of tn
movement. They failed t
and estimate the work an
4tlon done by the Allianc,
E'r znne stampeded many busi
men In towns, but it failed I
20 the country; it did nc
ede the Alliance. They hire
pers to lie about the Allianc
ftle its principles and worl
ridicule its leaders and ca
Franks and fapat;o, IN