The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-03-16

BIG BLUE SWAMP, y. &
\ very caustic Democrat in onI
hearing the other day said that it i:
best for the South that cotton il
low. Don't you think they need him
at the national museum:
4 fellow was asked the other day
what lie thought they would do with
him at the final wind up. He said
he didn't think they would reach
his case on judgment day, that it
would take all their time to try po-
litlcal thieves.
How many men could be found in
Sampson county before Cleveland
was nominated, that opposed free
silver: How many can be found
now: Oh, for such original thinkers.
If man were to burn part of
his earnings, we would call him an
idlotic fool: but if he votes for the
old parties, men aud measures that
will destroy it IN prices and useless
expenditures, the same is patriot
and wise man.
We overheard conversation the
other day something like this: "What
kind of fellow isyour neighbor B?"
"He used to be real clever fellow and
one of our best friends, but he went
off with that d-n third party and
since then | don't have much to do
with him. God pity your poor,
black, ignorant infamous contempta-
BILE soul. In the name of justice and
reason, has it come to that pass that
a man is to be estranged from his
friends and underrated IN the world
simply because he is honest with bis
Whittier are We drift
ing and what Will our masters do
next:
If Mr.. Cooper's bill to imprison a
man for getting drunk had been a
law when the Legislature met, do
you know of any Senator who would
have been unable to go? If you do,
answer, because, '.When the wicked
rule, the people mourn"
tits real amusing to hear these
little pin-hook fellows of the Demo-
cratic party when they 60 to town
get around their bosses tell that
they are Democrats and what they
did last election.
We see a good deal in some of the
partisan papers, (and among that
the Sampson Democrat,
about the feeling that exists between
town and country. Now, what started
this feeling? Did the country peo-
pie or the town people start it, 1t
was originated by these same papers
that are now asking for peace. They
now admonish the country people to
lay aside this feeling. Do they ever
admonish the town people to do the
same: Not bit of 1t. The country
people want peace and if the town
people want it, they should be will
ling to come half way, or at least be
charitable. They continue to abuse
the reform element and because the
reform papers occasionally retort
back at them, they say We are wag-
ing war. How can the DEMOCRAT
dare ask for peace til 1t apologies to
the many good people of North Car
ohna for the very hard things it has
said about them and for no other
reason than that they saw fit to diff
fer with that little sheet as to party
policy: Gentlemen, We country peo-
pl0 Will meet You half way, but will
not 60 any further. We will see
who wants peace.
Say, is Mr.. Cleveland deads Why
is the price of cotton declining?
Some of the papers that said his
election put the price up will please
explain.
How many men have We in North
Carolina who for the sake of having
1 certain ring notice them IN COM
panv, would vote the Democratic
ticket if they new positively it is
against their own INTEREST,"
He's a dandy Who is a dandys
The man who saws he is a prohibit
ZIONIST and then votes with a party
hat brings itself in power with whis-
1ey.
Do you ever hear anything from
Judy Carroll these timess Wonder If
.hey havn't got him boxed up for
he Worlds Fair?
Do good many of those farmers
who don't belong to the Alliance
and Peoples party really hate Us
who do belong to them: or are they
Just trying to please the bossess
We think some of the partisan
papers have about stopped putting
Jimmie Bell since the reform papers
Ire beginning to publish about his
buying goods from the State Busi-
ness Agency and refusing to pay for
hem. Turn on the light.
We notice that the Sampson Dem-
,crat never fails to publish anything
t sees that it thinks is detrimental
o the Alliance. Isn't it pity that
10 able @ paper should oppose Us?
Of course If it turns all its mighty
oglc against the Alliance and Peo-
ole's party, they must go down: for
EalI NAV this rapsr he oaIIod 4bo