The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-12-13

tan Hospital III washington--A 'FRONT.'
n.nt >orth CaroIins. Democrat sizes up
the i;es"lt--TeiiN what Lead to it and
Places the Responsibility "her" II 'e.
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ed.
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an" ne"lId'te" are thc LS '., SilI''l ~ =.
iea"otS III ihe 2ou''leln '''"''o'
Is IInpoH"Ipie 10 oD."'" ti'In ''nJ '-'1
OF them an IhIeILIEtnI oPlhloi III
suggestion "9 ~ VIA '.'o P''t M TIL w.
90 no" or wv" years nTno'' M
hl0tali"al'oh 10 'o'l,PI'.o' I'e A.
N"lI "S"'H'I 'lo I"', ~ Ia
mahd Iof uohe9I ele'IIoiIS mas eliuI" '.I
,,'tC,' H. ~ tLn Novrm-
hnr nrr,ectiou.tho Democratic leaders
soc if. and the situation is hopeless.
They are despondeut. desperate; bat
= urIl ynrnrito the couutrv if thew
do not repeat the cowardiy, truck
l;rgnnlirv ,t fine auproachinp Con-
,,rn5i tb3+ has made the party a
tarm Of rpproach and contempt. The
IoaIa,s are as wide anart as they
,,nra Lrriu,, tbn Iaet session The
..,.n,a di,is;nn +. remarked. The
,an,n IarI, of pnitv is noticed. There
- na on,,no,, nndarstanIino. All
tLo,, W. l,nnw j.. tbat tbev have been an
m;LJIatnd Nanv inoHiries are made
'Ln,,t En,.l, CarnI;na None of tba
,,;otin,. SH1f ar.. Lorn to nvnlain the havoc
oad r,rocl, or tho oouinov. Due to the
tLnu,,htrI,Iunss of funeral director
Pa,,,ea tha Moth Carolina ward in
thn un.nIt,I has bern closed ana the
Iaor ,' ,,,.anernIIy cranaL. Rutaprom
inon+ nononra+ir nnlitician who psr-
+;.i,,atod in tI,a cannaign mates an
;,,+,lra.+i,,,r o,,I,n.tion Of +be result
III the State,
WHAT CAUSED TIE REVoLUTIoN.
81 was not entirely surprised, he
said. It was obvious to every speak
cr in the campaign that there was a
great reaction against the Demo
cratic party. 1t was plain enough to
me that the revolt lead by Butler III
ISg2 has crown into a revolution in
the Intervening two years. 1t had
infected public sentiment, and no
appeal was made or that could be
made had the slightest effect. The
current against the party was newt
able. And what caused the reac
ton! The primary trouble was, in
my opinion, Ransom's candidacy fol
reelection to the Senate. The free
silver sentiment in the party resented
his allegiance to the administration
on the financial question. His vote
to repeal the Sherman law was open
ly denounced by the best Democrats
in the State as treachery. The cam
paimn was conducted in the interes
of his re-electiOn-ag against Demo
cratic remonstrance.
.,,or, an roor
MAJ ''' YIN ,
Democrats remembered Vance
warning. lie SAID the pro1eSse'
friend OF silver money VINO Will Ia
yor the unconditlonal repeal OF Ih
Sherman law, trusting to the Jusuceo
capital or the chapter Oh acGloent
to get faI0Iaole IeSisIa'loh lnereai "a
Ief' Is elther ttaltoI u d LooI'
They believed nlm When he decIare
IN the Senate that II the refusal t
serve the bankers ana brokers ny III
unconditional repeal OF the 0herha
law puts me out OF the Democfatl
party, you Will my dear sir. II 20
live few months longer, see III
greater party Oh In"o party ueIloel
ately walk Out Oh ltSGiL- ieaVin
nothing gehlnd out smell Oh orln
stone ana wall street. DeLeaI {
the LeglNIaIiHe IicheI was Ine ON
Alternative. 1h0usdhoS OF hoheS
selt-respecung democrats PfeIeFre
defeat to 'prlmstone ana wa
street 1t was the sentiment ina
emphasized the revolt against tn
party. 1t Wldened and deepene
the breech and made conclllatlo
impossible: There We're contributor
causes. The belief that eIectlo1
were dishonesty conducted IN tt
State was one. Election frauds wei
vehementIy denounced by every h
publican and Popullst IN the can
palgn. The defense made by Dem
cratic speakers was accepted by II
people as an extenuation and just