The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-11-15
H.J PROMINENT
DEMOCRATS
HENRY w.rrsu~n>.~sIrw

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That ii did not 20 to pieces on the
rocks on which it So often drifted
seems to indicate the presence of tn.
hand Of God preserving its life, in
spite Of itself, for some all-w wise pur.
pose. In 1854, a peace party with Z
war candidate; in 1865, a soft money
partv with a hard money candidate
in 1872, a free trade party with :
protec,ionjst candidate; winning the
election in 1876. only to lose it b,
the bad luck which seems insepara.
hl4 from bad nlav. and throwjno
away the succession in 1880 bv ia
refusal 70 se4 the snra thing # hac
IN the rennmination Of tre Old ticket
It fiaaliy, through curious chapter
Of accidents and by the hair Of it:
head came INTO power in $50. aftc,
an absenc. of exactly twpntv-fou,
tears
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lts leauer was man "noliy uo
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known TO MS polltlcai associates
equally unacquainted with the grea
outle8 Ne was ABOUT 10 assume an'
| win Ihe men od "hohl lie must rel
lof co4hSeI anu support lie mag
lnFo the Chlte0 states Z 4" ger ,2taV
OF Ne" ofk. lie -tancito WASH
Ington a 44arto editIon OF Albany
bound III nall oah, IL took mn
three years groping about III the darl
to find policy and when he ma
tonn4 1t ne hec@'ne frightened ID
his discovery, ana attempted 10 Iu
away 1t took MN TOUR years t
learn the trade OF nelog president
ana having learned 1t pretty Well, Ii
lost MS 100.
lie came N again, however, o
just such d TIDAL wave as has lioate
back the republicans, and, beng one
more IN the Saddle he proceeded {
run Things MS c|n way, ASKING le
or hlndranceso OF 10 one; Inc reSni
mas 0een olaaS'fonS ID me last degte'
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qu10'lon " 'I'0 iiohU' "n" ~ Gil
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tory on the money question, 4
pressed a measure on tar'H reform
which not only disappointed publ
txpectatiOn and stuitititd the part
n,edga. but which. by it's continuan,
of tha narnlavitias and comnIicatio,
of tho ia n,;o1oadinr sro+or,
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d way iof oo"afos 10 uouge ana i
TRAITORS to co'splre, playing INTO u
hands OF the protectlonlsts and ma
ing havoc with every democratic i
terest in che meantime.
The war with Hill was not Il
only fiobt the President had on h
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: Ill tne oehaCe' anu "hen 1T cahle y
with his protest 1t was too late.
, HEAVILY HANDICAPPED.
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