The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-03
Mr.. v. R. Henry
3 Gives Reasons,
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ing sentiment In favor OF government
iesai tender notes and silver coinage. >
cleveland recommended bonds in his
message. ." "''
The bankers demanded bonds in
tneir circular. Was conspiracy ever
palmer! Cataline's conspiracy against
rome DID not reach the depth OF VIII
many that moved Cleveland to hetrav
his country.
Refused this bond issue BY Congress.
ne proceeded under the doubtful stat
ute OF 1875 to issue sl65. 600 600 of bonds.
thus denying the American people. in
creaslng the public debt, and the $3.50
Vo,OOO per annum interest in gold
which they had to pay. This was
looked upon as the browning infamy
OF this administration, but now we
are told there will soon be
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE.
Mr.. Cleveland hired a substitute to
take his place in the ranks during the
CIVIL war, but that was not SO cOwardIy
as when, with loss to the TAXPAYERS
OF America of $l6,OOO,OOO, he comDro-
missed the honor of the Republic and
the credit OF the country, by substi-
tnting a Shylock Bond Syndicate for
the Federal Government. Those who
stand against financial slavery and
falling prices will say with Senator
Jones, of Nevada:
eff the Government must issue bonds
for which, In my opinion, there is no
necessity, why should it not take the
bonds into its own possession and de-
post them in the Treasury of the
United states as security for TREASURY
notes TO be issued by tie Government Uith-
on erp"nse 10 Me people,. Thus the
government would save the interest
on the bonds while they were locked
up In the Treasury, which could not
be saved IL the bonds were placed there
as the property of the banks"
We do not need to issue bonds for
gold. We do not need to sacrifice our
people for gold. This country does
not need to depend upon any other
country for money! Having forced
the repeal of the Sherman Act by his
tyrannical methods, and the infamous
use of patronage upon corrupt MEN,
bers Of Congress; having thus struck
s54 ,OOO, 600 in silver per annum from
the pockets of the people, which even
Sherman had declared not only in
creased the circulation to that extent,
but greatly helped to sustain prices
having accomplished
THIS "CRIME OF i893,"
the people waited to see the good re-
suits promised.
What did they see? Fifteen thou
sand bankruptcies between April and
December, with a loss of $75O,O0O,00O,
and 100000 men, women and chill
dren begging for bread.
TO quote another:
"Hate is a hard word, and we use it
advisedly and with regret; but we
hope the fathers and mothers of this
generation will take their little ones
upon their knees and teach them to
hate the name of Grover Cleveland
He has broken more hearts, caused
more suicides, brought about more
business wrecks, done more to kill
Americanism among Americans, starv-
ed more children, wrecked more Amer
lean homes than any other man who
ever put foot on American SOIL"
The Democratic party is responsible
for Cleveland's tyranny and villiany
! The Democratic conventions of many
/ States have endorsed him, and the
democratic party of North Carolina
| (what thereis left of it) has not had
and l don't think
| WILL HAVE, THE COURAGE
to denOunce and repudiate him. His
| office holders and the Ransom ma.
chine will save him from just con-
demnatiOn.
| The Republican party was charged
| with having "Outlived it's usefulness
The Democratic party has failed tC
show any. The Democratic party can
not again secure votes by JaDus-faced
financial planks and the candidacy O
Wall street cOnspiratOrs disguised il
the robes Of Jefferson.
The Democratic party will be hel(
responsible for the maladministratiO
of this government since it's advent tt
power. The people for the first tim,
in thirty years have "a chance" tt
measure it. For the first time since thu
days of Buchanan it is
MARCHING TO IT'S OWN MUSIC,
and instead of keeping step like 1
grand army, to the glory and progress
of the Republic, it has become de
mOralized mob, headed by the false
hearted Cleveland and his Otfice-bOugh
lieutenants, Carlisle, HOke Smith
Sterling Morton, M. w. Ransom, Ca
Brice German, and others.
The crank and file" of the Demo
cratic party, and many of its prOmi
nent leaders, are as good men a
breath beneath the sun-thOusands re
pudiste and despise the Clevelan'
goldbug cabal that
HAS CONTROL OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY,
and thousands will sever their con
nectiOn with that faithless, discredite'
organization, and take their place
under the only flag that is left t
those who love tn" principles of DE
macracy--the Great Banner of tn
Peoples Party.
Read this pitiful cry from one of tn
most prominent Democrats in tn
State:
"rhe cool assertion has been mad
by North Carolina Democratic au
, thOrity that, outside the money ques
ton, North Carolina Democrats wi
accord the President complete en-
, dOrsement!
, Democrats of North Carolina,
, that true? Do you endorse the mar
elected by your votes to carry out tn
principles of your party,
Who appointed the Mugwump Horn
blower;
Who appointed the BOlter Peckham
Who appointed the Office-purchase
Van Allen;
i Who refused to vote for the Demo
s cratic nominee for Governor
l his own State:
8 Who retains Republicans in impo
: tant offices (frOm which Dem'
! Gratis had been remOved) afts
: their terms have expired;
Who has made appointments to hie
office in violation of the letter
Q well as the spirit of the Const
tuition;
: Who secured the repeal of the She
g man law by promises made
: his behalf, which he has refuse
utterly to fulfill;
Who vetoed the Democratic seigno
IL age bill: