The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-06
AFTER A
THIRD TERN.
l, Has been Known for Non,hs
That Cleveland Wn
in the Race.
WHO OPPOSE HIN SUFFER.

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The Washington correspondent Of
the Atlanta Constitution wired has
paper as follows Saturday night
That President Cleveland intsnds
io absolutely prescribe silver Demo
erats no longer admits OF question
Mr.. Cleveland himself has delivered
has declaration Of var.
When he wrote his letter 10 Gov
ernor Stone, OF MiSsissippi, . fsv
weeks ago complaining bitterly Of
the ofice-holders Who we're opposing
his geld policy, and threatening
those who persisted IN taking the
field for silver with dismissal, the
administration papers denied that
Mr.. Cleveland intended TO enforce
proscriptive policy. But nov Mr..
Cleveland has himself personally
notified . prominent Democratic
United States Senator that he pro-
poses 10 have an eye for IN eye and
and tooth for . tooth, and that
none but goldbugs will be placed on
guard.
He intends TO use the patronage Of
his Office 10 enforce has financial
views AS he did 10 secure the rs-
peal of the Sherman silver act.
The United States Senator referred
TO was none other than John Mayo
Palmer, of Illinois. He saw Mr..
Cleveland yesterday in tae interest
of some applicants for postmaster
ships. Although Senator Palmer 10
supporter Of the administration,
Mr.. Cleveland declined TO take any
action. When pressed for his res-
sons he explained with some evidence
of temper, that he proposes TO wait
until the Democratic convention met
at Springfield next month.
| HOW HE WILL CIT 1T.
| 1t is well known that that conveu-
will pronounce for free silver, and
will not mince words in its chsrac-
terization Of Mr.. Cleveland and his
policy.
The President declared that ne
wanted TO find out before be made
another Federal appointment Just
who his friends in Illinois were, and
In as many words told Senator
Palmer that those who opposed him
would suffer.
This means prescription in Illinois
, and the same policy will be pursued
all over the country. The patronage
Of the administration is TO be used
10 build up . gold organization in
the Democratic party preparatory 10
: Mr.. Cleveland's great political coup
: d'etat next year, when the organiza-
tion he is now building up is ex-
, pected TO run him on an independent
, gold monemetallic business man's''
, platform.
Cleveland is today rs much Of q
candidate for Presidential nomina-
ton next year as Governor Mckin-
s ley is. When l asked Senator Nor.
gan, Of Alabama, . few days ago
J whether be really thought Cleveland
: was shaping his course to that end
c he replied emphaticaily, Certainly
D | have known for months that hs
was after q third term"
THE ADMISIsTRATIoS's CANDIDATE
All this talk about Carlisle beins
the administration's candidate fol
e the Democratic nomination in lS9(
8 is all bosh. Ii fatters Carlisle, ans
G Cleveland does not object to that
= but he has no idea Of letting hi
:, Secretary Of the Treasury get in tn,
race any more than to secure tn
= Kentucky delegation, il that 10 pos
q sible, which is doubtful. Wall stree
& and Lombard street want NOR
y bonds-$5OO, 600, 900 more-and the
is want Cleveland reelected, and i
is money can elect him he will ge
,. there again. No other man in tn
country would have the bullheaded
g ness TO take the maledictions Of mil
- = lions Of people and 60 ahead and d
'e what they don't want him to de-
y That is why the gold kings var
It Cleveland elected for third term.