The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-11-01
Especial to The CAUCAs:ANJ

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heartens Them "A hi. Corruption Fund
Sent to the state.
Special to The CAUCAs:AN.l
New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Demo
cratic machine in the New York cam
paign stands for spoiIs, corruption,
ballot-box stuffing, Maynardism, dis
honest politics, fraud, deception
Tammanysm. The keystone of the
arch is David j.. unI. Inat's why
1.-THE letter sweetheart, never came. "
Frantic appeals made to Grover to
write a letter indOrsing Hill and
basel y stultifying himself, are IN
needed. Not only does he refuse to
write. he refuses to register and will
not vote III the coming election.
Dan Lamont is the same sort of a
harmonizer, and so is Postmaster
General Bissell, the "every day
mouse-colored ass and mugwump
Carlisle has cancelled his engage
ment to speak here. Faulkner goes
back to Washington Inundated in
suited and Disguised. Hill leaves
headquarters at the Park Avenue
Hotel swearing Vengeance and con
Tossing defeat. The whole City and
State is ablaZed with Indignation
against Hill and Tammany.
| NOT A PARTY VICTORY.
! Hii's defeat will not be party vic,
! tory. Combination, Incorporation, :
fusion" between Republicans and
Democrats is the mighty, irresista
bic opposition that will sweep the
State in November. 1t is an upheav-
al of patriotism. The politicians
have but little to do with the dlrec-
ton or management Of the cam
paign. One year ago the people
rose in their wrath and annihilated
/ Maynardism. TIE issue was then al
honest ballot. What was done III
New York in 1898 will be repeated
in 1894. What was recently done
in Maine and Vermont will be re,
peated here. A wave of public re
monstrance is sweeping the country
THE UNHOLY ALLIANCE.
In North Carolina the opposition
to the machine" is stigmatiZed as al
"unholy alliance" Here it is eulo
gized as the "upheaval of patriot
ISM The Free Trader and the
Protectionist shout the same peans
fight under the same colors; sink al
differences of political OPINION; re
Joice alike in the splendid ,prospec
of a great popular victory. Speak
ing of the situation in this State
now the tendency of the Democratic
party to disintegration, a prominen
Southern Democrat who resides il
New York said to your correspond
emit:
DISINTEGRATION
81 am convinced that within tn
past year and a half a great man.
Democrats have gone into the PEG
pies party, not as stab voters or mel
who bolt because of personal grudge
but have gone there because thel
convictions will not,change when tn
party deserts its principles and be
comes an ally of Wall Stree
and the Monopolists. The Democrat
IL party Will IlS pSticby oil " III
money power of England and its al
: lance with convicts, murderers an,
the left handed patrons of brothel
and saloons as evidence in this city
has become an un-American party
and there are good many men i
this country who are Americans be
lore they are Democrats,
THE AMERICAN PARTY.
am prepared for a majority c
any wonderful size; and as for my
self, l shall not grieve over it, an
shall be more pleased if it is yer
great than if it is very small. Tn
Democratic party cannot win an
: hold this country until it returns t
t its first condition. The charge use
to be made at the beginning that tn
{ Federal party was the party of th
, aristocracy and the imitator of III
;, ropean institutions, while the Demo
cratic party represented pure Anne
icanism. In this latter day the Den
ocratic party Is what the FEEDER;
D party used to be.
PARTY CRISIS