Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-09-06
THAT MONEY BEGGING CIR
CULAR.

CULAK.
AS announced in yesterday S
ARGUS we publish this morning.
on our second page, another of
Marion Buffers 'secret circu-
lars that has come to light by
being sent to the wrong man.
In addition to the pointer the cir
cular in question contains as to
the extremes the Populist leader
is resorting to in order to secure
corruption funds" and advance
the circulation of his paper, it
contains a wholesome and cheer
full pointer for 'unterrified" Dem
ocrats-which is, that the Pops
don't know where they are at
they think they are stronger
than they are, and thus it is that
their leader and State chairman,
Marion Butler, sends his secre,
circulars to men who are Demo
Gratis, thinking them Populists.
All these circulars that Butler
sends out do good, even though
they go into the hands of men
who profess themselves Popu-
lists; for they cause honest men
in that party to pause and reflect
ere they enter further into the
nefarious designs of Butler,
Faircloth, Furches, Grant and
other Republican co-operotionists.
But the cheering fact remains,
that tha great majority of the
people of this State are Demo
crats-and Democrats of the
right stripe Democrats who
have no part or parcel with Pop
ulism nor condone their political
creed and pat them on the back
and call them dissatisfied Dem
ocrats." Away with "dlssatis
fed Democrats there is nc
place for them in the ranks ol
the unterritied Democracy arm
ing for tbs battle that is before
US. II the Democratic party Q.
North Carolina was controlled by
such namby pamby men our gooC
old State would indeed be in rea
danger; but, thank God, it is il
| the hands of men who are rea
Democrats and true patriots Oh
principle and not for spoils, ane
who recognize in the Populists
as they do in the Republicans
only enemies to the Democrat,
party and good government.
The Populists and the Repub
licans are fusing together. Butle
is begging money-and yepeotin.
his appeals in every quarter. fo
eorrupting the ballot Of the Stat
in the interest of the Republican
! Populistic combine, and it, there
fore, behooves every Democrat il
the State to bestir himself. Ever,
one of them should go to tn
township and precinct primar,
and see that the best men ar
sent as delegates to the count
convention. and then every on
, should go to the polls on the frs
Tuesday in November and vot
the straight Democratic ticket,
There is another thing that
essential to the full measure Q
Democratic success. 1t is tha
all the Democratic sampaig
speakers talk true Democracy
There is a clear difference be
tween the principles of the Den
: ocratic party and those of tn
! Populists and this differenc
, should be set forth boldly b
every Democratic speaker. w
cannot win back our fellow cit
+ zens who have strayed into POI
/ ulism by trying to show tn;
there is very little difference b.
Y tween our principles and tho'
, they advocate.
o We must endeavor to convint
B them that Populism is wron;
radically wrong: that Democrat
D is right, thoroughly right.
Let US have a straightfo
o ward, honest. fearless, aggre
f sive campaign for Democrat
principles,
8 Such a campai IN, and on
o such a one, will inspire the Der
acratic hosts in this State al
lead us to a victory that
= worthy of the party.
= We have got to whip the r
J publican-Populistic combinatie
= = this year, and we can do it if v
. are true and brave.
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