The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-07

Thsra NJ, riots of hunger and sfahs'
r.. ,t,.-s.. will CEASE hen YOU Cess
TO fear. ,sar-r
oxa., ar. Won afraid An imag'naf!
hohsobliris .,,,x
A rnsn after "A debauch went fe<sHs,,
60 ,h,, u,ersus nj New York and 'oau
the ke.per he was looking t"' hi
He said he did not know WHERE hT "~
exactly and was Oppressed WIN 'ie 60
that he might he in the morgne. IL
he would like TO identify himself
THIS l. our situation today
II is an aaomaiy. Il Is an aeSnrI''S'
II Is growing To he crime
1, docs not matter what congress MA!
or NAV not do--the present panic j. IN
sanity pure and simple. Congress i I,.'
the foundation Of society. 1t Is not the
scure. Of nations wealth except 10y
trick and chicauery.
OF what arr you afraid, re! e'!'t
Afraid Of your friend and neisnoor OF
Your God:
Will tine sun forget To shine ana give
Ms another harvest? Then 1t Is useless
Tor Won 10 NA1~
world.
Will the rain 'rget tn Gomez
Will the dew not water the earth
! again: Are the The tides TO cease their
| ebb and flow and the winds lie down up
%. the black bosom of "a dead sea and
| commerce die with its winds?
| Perish the thought! And perish the
| devil that frs. breathed into the heart
| of laan such insanity of fear! And what
VIII YOU gain who have little money
| to yield 10 your insane fear!
| DANGEROUS TO HOARD.
Won are afraid To trust banks? You
/ are afraid to trust men, are you! wen,
| try your old stocking, then. or your old
| chest You will be a fool for your trou'
| bic and learn better by and by. Your
| money is safer in banks and with men
| to use than anywhere You can lock 1t.
A woman i'll Washington sold an old
coat some time ago which she supposed
| her husband would not need and was
Mortified to find few days afterward
| that he had stored 800 in bills In Its
! lining. Fire and water have destroyed
vast sums Of money boarded.
\
| insane panic and are breaking open
houses and reaping u golden harvest
| They followed farmer from his bank
to his home the other day and succeeded
easily in relieving him of the money
that caused him SO many fears. 1t Ii
said that the records of the redemption
division of our treasury department.
of the Bank of England and of Francs
show that the losses suffered by indl
yiduals through their lack of faith il
banks exceeds by an enormous sum The
losses suffered by bank failures.
Anew WEEKS HENCE.
| Let the banks cease to hoard! Let the
| people cease TO hoard!
It is unreasonable, it is absurd, it Ii
insane, and it is crime against society
Within a short time money will be {
drug upon the market, and the nation
will go forward by leaps and bounds
The present crisis has only served t.
show the tremendous resources of ou
nation. In the hour of your sorest need
when it was supposed your credit wa
ruined, you drew about $25, OO0, 900 il
gold from Europe. In no way could yo'
demonstrate more clearly your tremen
dous financial power.
/ This nation, with it's industries pros
! trate1, is still master of the finances o
the world-because you have the Drawn
, | the brains aiid the bread. The earnin.
power .t our people is something wei
, nigh iucalculable. 1t is the best of al
! fields snr the investment of capital
Every rOwrcd bead Of Europe own
property IN America. 1e wants to b
safe. Your country offers to labor it
, best opportunities. You had as we'll tr
, to push back the stars in their courses a
to impede for any length of time tn
progress of America. A panic among u
is an ignominious insanity. AS for me
I believed
i l believe in my country. I believe i
my neighbor. l believe in God.
e would climb to the topmost riggin
1 of the ship today and shout below
9 every panic stricken group on deck:
D Gods in his heaven;
q Ais well on earth.