The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-11-15
VOL. Mi.


,..,.:....+,.,, NJ. ..,.r,,c,.
LAIN LAIN
.....tou is over. 1t 4 good time 70
.. u0niu talking. Hence l. the dH-
... Democratic party t" take care ol
ua to make us next IEht on the i'Ae
fall" Ma = 'o''Ih,N'i''' It - .'''
...or kindness or by appropriations Of
moneys for their bonen', IN I''''
.''''S y'"'l .'''' ',.,'I ,.,t .I;,, ,r,,,a
ro,JiIv - .ul,mis-iyeIy. as tame
...,. did under the fun flush Of liber-
..r, . condition Of slavery. The
....- .,lfre leaders whip j. enough
.. .y4ar-i beIIow!n., and the most
....rrt actions. They may Slight them
.,.,u .rob6Je up'' all the Offices but
raIf,ugrru and tel them t. vote
..rrr.a Democrats .yyHo employ them
them q place 10 earn their brrad-and
... viii vote as ii.I!en every time. This
lyuu.r Mans Government at the
E, ,,,,,s+ to L,,+ a White Mans Gov
.....erf TuF C,rcAsrAE-or rather the
.....r. has Jor,inated and will dominate
....-..,..r lt. ,,ncs He WAS born to rule
5,.ri,, All rores stand in his way
....,, ,I,,yn before il The history Of
7.,..,,. ,,f ,.,..,r, sl,,,,,,s this The yellow
.-.dtIack races can never resist successfully
... ..,,,,.,rd ,,arcl, ar sbar. in his honOrs.
...i.,...,,ot hoa, 20 ,,ritten -
c,,;or
On the same day the lollo"lhS s
t..I4oram apueared in the GOldsbOrO
~ gus
THE PROGRESS OF THE NEGRO.
r,,.,,, :, .l.,, 9rot finch of N.vne county :
..l,,.,.,,-..,, ,,,,,. i,iious.r com
r,,..,.,..,,, ,s rocord.d in
t,.,,a,.,., r,.,,, WA ,Iid NOT forget nor
l., .,,, Gallant work nf
,,.l;,1,,o,,n1 ootriotfc and progressive
o,... .,.t ,,1,,r,.J ,,otar. of thi.
, ,,a,l,, came to the
.,,.l'li. ;,,tno,,. 4 ,. ,,,,as.a nm.
'S'"' anu ~ Wv -
''''IiV'"6 '''o' 70 .. '''o S.,.,,,,,4 H.,
''''' =, 80 r,.',;,.., I'D.
'',S ~ Wv +,,.,. G.,
-, '''''1N s....,;.l .,,,,,, ,.r,,1;t
l'''i''P'o '''' ,-;l,. T,,,,,ll;,,,
Many Oh thelh Vo'ed 'le sun ~ lac
ticket on principle. ana we respect thelh loI
If and many others voted the straight Dem
.'' anu many ''l0-' e., ,,,r,
' i"1C Il'A'l III OI"'' W ,
certain the defeat CT fusion. ana VIC u'ahF
Them for it. zach element was determined
,.., ,,,, ,,,,,rircirIed romhinc should no
..'''' Wv f..,....I,.itl.,;r off,rt.
,'''' nl,, ',,,,, of tha countv oppre,iate
thus endorsement of its administration b!
the citizen in black and Will enae'Vor 'h
more " '''',I' "l's"Pi,lo
r,.cx,erience Of Tuesday election show
ju q most gratifying manner 'ha' '''e ''e'.i
nrracy and the COlOrcd man are coming u
,1.;r.,.' ,.o.r. f., do i but If is here an,
.;4,, nc tL
mere 10 stay al" gro" "'''
years roH on .......,, TIN
Inc Argus mas always iii='''i'''I,i0'. 49,
tue negro III .he 9outh tan" ,lie 7o'''i' - ~
home OF the negro ana WheFe lie thjoS
most happiness ana lr'7euoili3 aI,o-l0 ,i,-lhas
Democrat; ana Ill 'IllS Ies"''' '''ei'
o"r mIhd always oeel' Solle.hiiie PI''-'1'' ,"I
and pitiful IN the mlScohceP'loh o1 'iie 20
ored man. lie has resaroeu 'ile oioN u III
brutal and the curse OF the vulgar ''' lll'l'''
ing universal loathing by the "hne nv
Of the South for him He has not been aoI
to discriminate, and he has therefore froi
the beginning of his acquired cltlzenshI
aligned himself with the nefariouS and Oh
reputable Republican party simply becau.
il had the fewest white men in it in tt
south. He has not heretofore recognizt
that his best friends must of necessity be II
men in his community who could serve NJ
when in need of aid. But the scales a
dropping from his eyes under the benig
influence Of Democratic education and wld
ming experience. He sees the past and pre-
ent of his race-how it has advanced uPC