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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
CURRENCY LEGISLATION
win >ot be- tbandonsd on Occount Of the
D.fra, of tn. Carlisle Eiil.

D-fra of the tarli-i. Eiil.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. lO.-Notwith-
standing the reverse suffered by the
Carlisle currency bull in the House
Of Representatives. yesterday there
is To he no abandonment of the Ell
fort To secure currency l. gislation.
II is stated by IA gentleman CONVEX,
saut with the facts that "A new meas
ure. having executive approval, Will
he introduced in the House in about
two weeks. This length OF time will
be- ollowed to elapse in order thar
the confusion. retirement and strug
gle over the first bill may he allay Il
and new start made under more
favorable conditions. 1t is probable
that Mr.. Springer will not direct toe
course of the new measure, as TIE
desire will be 10 urge 1t along new
lines and Rith new leaders with a
view to separate IL, aS far as possi-
BILE, from any loss of position at
taching To the old measure. The
lines on which the new measure wi |
br framed are not d, iinitely known.
To some extent il will follow the old
bill, with such changes rs the ex-
periencr of the rece, debate showed
10 be desirable. II is pointed out
that the vote of III to- l29 is an adj
verse ma jority of only > So that tn"
change of three would show u
majority supporting the bill. Under
these circumstances 1t IL felt that
CONCESSIONS will be made securing
the adhesion of number of mem
beers whose opposition has been bas' d
on specific objections. Ii is said,
however, that there will be no con
cession IN the nature of u surrender
to the silver element, IT they push
their demands to the point of re
monetizing silver at ratio of IL
TO |.
The Senate committee on Finance
met at > o'clock to-day in pursuance
'of the call issued yesterday for the
purpose ot considering the Currency
question. There was II full attic d
ance Of members present in the city
The committee adjourned after /
brief session until Saturday morn
ing. Ii is understood that no bill
was submitted to the committee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

in 1856 he ret,y %! 20 Thu state
md was licensed to practice by the
supreme Court at the fall examina-
lion. and has built up a large, rapidly
growing and lucrative practice.
la September. lss6. he was unani-
nouisly nominated by the Republican
convention of Davidson county to the
House. and was elected. In 1855 he
was again unanimously nominated by
his party and reelected to the House.
and at this session received the vote of
his party for the Speakership, the
Democrats electing Hon. Augustus
l.eazer. Last year he received the Re
publican nomination for the Senate by
acclamation. and after hot contest
was elected. although the most of the
Republican nom nees Oh the ticket
with him were defeated. In this con-
test ne defeated Hon. ;. f. Williams.
Democrat. who represented Davidson
county in the Senate in 1887.
Mr.. Walser is IA prominent member
Of the Methodist Church, and is active
in church work: He is chairman oi
the Republican Executive Committee
oi Davidson county. and member OF
the Republican state Executive Com
mittee.
Mr.. Wal>er is unquestionably the
foremost and most meritOriouS map III
his party in North Carolina. In adj,
dition to unusual ability. he is fair and
Just. and enjoys the respect and es-
TEEN of the Senate.
He is strikingly handsome: is a
ready and attractive Speaker. e /,
unmarried. but is, We opinr uitt
willing to he offered up a sa| e t.
Hymen. He is young yet. but Is grad,
ually overcoming that reproach.
1t has several times been suggested
to Mr.. Walser that he ought either t'
change his name OF his politics, II
however. there is "A Republican wh'
can wear the honOred name of Zeb
Vance worthily, it is the young Sena
tor from Davidson.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

tss. H.rrs VII aud sh. u.fsss. oi
| Wales 10 II. Grand Ns<t-rsii;p. Tb-.
| honor WAS ta them. ss.a IN The order
| - Inch arewpss-.i their membership aui,
Upon subscription Ia IL. principles,
Ia the hrssad-r sense IL Es. aiw-ys
| been political for,-e oa the eide ot
the rights 81 man. Ia onr greAf r.-sD-
| luton all the gfrat Lead. r. aud all cur
generals are sai6 10 have s.s.fs Ma-.,t,s
except one. and Isat nne aa- Benedict
/ Arnold. In TIA. great Conflict which
all men know To be nov iInp- ndin-
and which, indeed. j. already began De
tween she classes and the ua--s-- b.
tween the gigantic combinations called
| trusts. hui ia which no man trusts. ou
tie ofs hand aud the people asi Ih..
ether: between the forces Which viii
carry man on ta his highest stage uf
development and thss- forces hirh
woHid drag III back 10 medieval
mie"ry-in thi, great struggle tia.
weight Of at order which maintain.
fraternity aud the essential hrot her
hood Of man Mil u. found IN tn.
scales on the. side OF liberty. Of right
and progress. Their. can b. no greater
denial o. it> cardinal principles Of
fraternity and equality than any es--
aires OH the ole hand and millions of
lsauperS on the other. 4 too patient
world has born this system till the
tension cann"t be- mueh greater. The
chang. i coming: il j. coming in The
naH.e of liberty, equality and irater-
nity. hen we ar. frt-.m, n-and equals
IN rights and bro; hers indeed. the
= crnal principles ri Masonry will
g',sern the world. l. the pc. too
etger, l. hc too hopeful who sings
swing Inward. Oh. Gates Of IN Ft-
turr: swing Outward. ie Doors al the
Past.H-
II or tn, soul Of the people i moving
And rising from slunber IT last.
/ he hla,'h forms OF night are retrt at
ing.
The white peaks have signal.d the
day.
And freedom her loug roll is heating,
And calling her sons Ia the fray.
oh, Woe to the robbers WHO gather
Ia fields where they never have -nwn.
Ws.o have stolen the jewels from labor
And builded 10 mammon Il throne:
While our fellows are treated a. cattle
That are muz1led when treading the
corn,
Aud millions sink down in life's battle
with a sigi; Tor the day they were
born.
Swing inward. Oh gates of the future
swing outward. ye doors Of the past
A giant il waking from >luuh"
And rendiEg his letters ri last;
From the dts. where his proud grants
tuund him.
tnhunorcd and scorned and BETRAYED,
He shall rise with the sunlight around.
And Lule in the realm he has made"
Masonry originated "a a labor organ
iZation. lis very name. it, symbols,
and its liturgy alike proclaim this. The
. -pirit still anlmateS ii. Its fundaHent-
al principles are equality, justice, aud
the Brotherhood of man. Upon no
other theory can its long exi>trl.ce be
explained than this hold upon the pop
ular heart. Beneath the dcspotism of
, Russia ii Is prescribed and exists only
| in secret. In the air Of a free country
il brtath>. expands and lives. Like
| the flower, ii grows towards the light.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

An .b.urd Sew YORK. Dispatch IN ne
gard to tn. north Caronna ~ Ak r
.bip.- Vance Memorial fs-rei.~. POI.
pon.a.---D.ncisusys iii taken Up.
senator Ransom resigned the pre-i-
dency Of the senate today and senator
Harris was elected. Everybody wa
thanked and tn. farce ended. Ransom
has aged recently. II. j. slightly
crippled and moves about the >rnat.
chamber with some difficulty.
A New York dispatch Ia the effect
that Wal, e. had been elected speaker
by Kepu3lican-Dcrlocra combina
ti"n Interested Hill yesterday Tn.
neagr. and contradictory news from
Raleigh has been .Xasperating.
Vance memoriaI exercises postponed
till saturday January ~. The speaker,
ar" men of national reputation. Vance
was popular and influential in III
senate.
The urgent deficiency bill wa
taken up by vote that Indicated
it, early passage. II depends on Sena
tor quay and his unfinished thr-e-d a \
speech. He can easily talk il To deaih
and may do il.
Department authorities are deter.
| mined To execute the income lax iaS
regardless oi the appropriation.
Til. Senate steering committee ar,
considering the adyi.ablity of re
cnacting the sherman law. The prop
O-ition commands strong support. !
would iittingly climax the ignonin-
ious collaps" of the Democratic part !,
| and it, confessed demonstrated impO.
tcncy. There il much talk among tn,
! Democratic leaders of rising aboV,
party. but the trouble j. they don
know how. Not one man among then
| has Il decent idea Of What ought To b,
done. 1t will all end in an extra se-
sion. Rumors are current to-nig ht o
n cabinet rapture involving Carlisle.
| r,.Siuuat ion
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

Cola Weather In England.

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The weather
in England is intensely cold. There
is skating in Regents park and on
all the ponds about London. The
Rev. Thomas PodmOre, Vicar of
Ashton-Le-W,llows was found dead
in the snow. Tn the Continent riv-
srs and lakes are frozen and MANI
deaths are reported in consequence
of the snow storms which have pre-.
vailed In many parts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
RUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.

The Best Salve in the world foi
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. r or Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands, nlblains Corns, and all
Skin Erurtions. and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. 1t j. guar
anteed Ia give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price - cent.
per box. For sale by J. X Smith,
VI, Olive. y. c., J. II. Hill d Son.
Gnldeoor". y. C., X. II. Holiday,
Clinton. y. c.. and all Druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

Oae of the Most Promising Reru b,isan'
In North Carolina.

In North Carolina.
TIL. following il a sketch "f the life
Of Mr.. waiser. the Speaker Of the
Lower Housr of the Legislature:
One of the youngest ard able-t MEM
beers ri tn. senate il Hon. Zeb. Vance
waI-er, of Davidson County. who rep
r.--~nt- the 3Isf Senatorial district
Mr. Wais~r was born on his father
piautat ion at Riverside, near the iad-
Kin, iii Davidson County, June 11th,
1853. lie graduated at Yadkin Col
leg. with the degree of \. II. in 1873.
when only rs years al az. After
yards he attended the L University
aking special cours.s. representing
the dial.etie society al the ra-nH-nce-
a.Bt 81 Is.3. During the Year. Is.i- >
aud q he studied law at the L niy.r-ity
Of Michigan under Jsdg. Thomas VI.
Cooley. graduating July lsi. ls>si. with
distinction and the degree al IL T..
in an unusually brilliant class. mum
b-ring 1876. While pursuing his iaw
studies NJ the University ot Michigan
he took a course in the school of po-
itical science. In the spring Of Issa
II special examination. he wa
licensed by the Supreme Court of
Michigan to practie. law before the
supreme and Circuit Courts Of that
state
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
COMMON SENSE

She uld be used in attempting to cure
that very disagreeable disease, ca
tarrh. AS catarrh originates in i'm
purties in the blood, local applica-
tons can do no permanent good
The common sense method of treat
ment is to purify the blood, and for
this purpose there is no preparation
superior to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

sAfa@ss and gsnarsl effort will be
msisse To sechr~ the establishment of
. juvenile refornsiory.
The newly ELECTED state of.ie~rs,
including treasurer aud IN creme
Court JUSTICES. xii! he iadactei in
To Office Jan. %. Stat. Tn-asurrr-
elect William II. Worth has dssirna-
ted j. W. Denmark, nov bushes,
menager of the Progressive Farmer,
the state alliance organ, a. chief
clerk Of the Treasury.
Mr. Ransom, whose 'erm 10 the
Senate expires. Is = lawyer. He xas
elected to the United States S-na,e
as Democrat In January. 1879.
AID Was reelected ia 1876. 1853 and
1889, He served AZ attorn-v-g.l er-
al OF North Carolina before the VA
and Was a member OF the Legislature
before the war, gong IA pace CON
missioner ~ the Congress # th.
- ntb-rn states al Mon'e hm, ~,
Ala. IN 1861. He vas in IN, Con
federate amy a. lieutenant colonel.
colonel. btigadler-general and nialnr-
general, surrendering at AT~pn.a,-
toX.
Lynch burg Va. Jan io.-Thr - If tie
series OF the pool game h-isrrn Nai'.lrr-, e.
Eoanok". and >ait.rsii,e. OF I.,r,h bIr.
fCF the championship Of NirsinIt. ws~ play-
ei here tonight After "A spirited ,aEis-t
Ss'''"rNh IL defeated h;s OPPONENT i.y tie
s'"i" NJ ~ To -. " illIce having non q e
Int game. lhe tEIri and hnal game Alh l.
piaSed tomorrow might deciding the ,On-
test
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
FkIRVIEW INSTITUTE
SPRING TERN OPENS JAN.I. g5.

Business College Course. Typ
writing. Teiegraphy, Regular AGA
demic Course. Music, Art.
Beard, including everything, fl, m
$3.50 10 $500 per month. Splendid
Literary Societies, Y. NJ. Q. A., Mil
itary company. Established 1854.
New Boarding Hall on grourd.. lSl
students here last year. Elegant cat
alogue free. All students met a,
train. Enter at once! Equal advsn-
tages to male and fema ., Address,
W. T. WHITSETT, Phi. D.,
Gibsonville, GuilforI Co.. y. C.
Ciec l3-lmo.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

When Won need Surveying. GIT the
best Surveyor the country affords.
" hen you intrust your surveying TO
a man. you Intrust the counting of
your. cash To his carr-if ne is in
competent To 10 the work correctly,
Won hOse your property through has
failure to correctly compute it for
you.
| Offer nv services To the public,
embracing an experience of EIGH-
TEEN lEARs as "A SURVEYOR and
guarantee the best possible results
.nder all conditions, and in consid-
"rution of tn. financial strin2ency,
reduce nv fee to 3 o" per day. in
stead of 81 90 as heretofore, when
paid cash. Will survey IN any sec
lion of the State.
ABBOTT l.. SwINsoN.
Goldsboro, y. g.
sept. p, ) mos.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
p. p. p.
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In blood poison, mercurial poison. mala-
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OF contradiction that +. r. P. is the best
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Ladies whose systems are poisoned, and
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Pook Root and Potassium. For sale by all
druggists IIPRMAN Bios, ProprletOrs,
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10


Traveller.
The North Carolina Legislature will
meet this week, and one is FIRST
duties will be the election of two
United Sta es Senators.
The term Of Senator Matt ".
Ransom will expire Oh March }
next. His successor Will be chos-
en-. The other Senator will be d
successor Of Mr.. Jarvis, VINO was APP
pointed by the governor last April,
when Senator Vance died, to serve
until a successor should be CHOSEN
by the legislature. The term of
this Senator will expire March 3rd,
1897
Marion Bntler, the leading Popu-
list of the State, is likely to be Sc
lected as ore of the Senators.
Marion Butler, the Pope list lead
er, president of the National Farm
ers Alliance, etc, if he is elected,
| will be the youngest member of TIE
Senate. being only 81 Years of az.
Pritcnard, the Republican lea,i~r,
who. it is thought, will become his
colIes que to fill out the two years
unexpir,d term IF Senator Vance, is
also young man, being but little, if
any, over II Years of age-the COM
bined ages of the two about equaling
the age of the retiring Senator Ran
som Senator Jarvis is also an old
man.
The old practice of elec:ing none
but veterans to I'LL the higher pc.
litical offices seems to be pas. in :
away iu the South, at least in tbs
Carolinians,. The new governor 81
South Carolina. John Gary Evans
is only 81 Years Of age, while tn,
new Senator. Ex-Governor Tllin.an
is in the forties.
| The retaining of old men in th
higher offices by the Democratic
party of 1he South until many o
them PASS their usefulness. ha
been a cause of much compliant Oh
the part of the younger Members O
that party, the aapiring ones VIII
t have seen no chance of political pr
motion until they, too, reach tn
. leaf period of their lives, aid thi
i fact has no doubt largely contribut
: ed to the recent Democratic defea
Z. III this State and the growth of Til
y manism in South Carolina.
e The warnings thus given are MOI
e being realiz-d by the Democra
leaders, and will probably be heede
: by them. The old stagers who, d
g some one has aptiy put il, have ''Lee
e living en- r.miniSc-nces and avpl
c toddieS' for the last thirty years mn;
: make room for generation W.
o have grown up since the "wah."
: The republicans are certain /
Is gain Srnator from North Carolin
- In this legislature the Democra
1t will have onI7 eight members on
'e forty in the Senate and 10 ont of z
: in the House. The remainder
n nearly evenly balanced between Il
: Republicans and Populisis, with
y slight advantage in favor of the Ia
al ter. These two parties will act t
= gether in securing a reform Of Il
Of election laws and other questions
De importar &c to the state.
L Republicans are doing much tai
r ing atcut the way in hich the Pc
of ulists are coming forward as ca
It's didates for the positions in the lie
Up Up islature. Not only do the Popu il.
.n want all these save the speakers b
no which goes to a Republican,
its they also say that the vacancy
ar the Railway Commission must
e e filled by one of the people.
.ge NV ments are on foot to sec1
the establishment of three new cn,
~, ties, and these are to be earne:
lit pressed before the Legislature. A N
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
I>UtN To NEw ADyEETIsEMFNTs.

sog-We wish to request our read
ers when writing 10 any of the abov,
companies To say that you saw the
advertisement IN Tue CAUCASIAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
A WONDERFUL OFFER,

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EMPIRE NOVELTY Co., l57 fremont ST.. Bos-
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
THE CAUCASIAN
RALEIGH, g.. JAN. i0, 1873.
WAKE COUNTY.
LOOK Ar TBt LABEL.

On your paper. DO not look foF
the "blna cross" any more. We haV.
out our list in mailing type. Your
name Is on a printed label with th"
date when your subscription expires.
Be sure 20 send your renewal or 20"
want The paper another year. at least
a week before your subscription ea-
pires.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
A Reprieve of Ten Years,

Ap average mans life can easily
be heightened ten years by the &C.
casional use or Ripans Tabules. DO
you know any one who wants thosS
ten years9
Ripans Tabules may be obtained through
your nearest druggist Price 80 cents DO,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

1t Is no doubt the Largest al d
Best Lighted Warehouse in North
Carolina. You will always tinl the
best accommodations for man and
horses, as well as get full market
prices for all grades of your Tob icco.
Capt. +. j. Parrish has ben H.
the Warehouse business for more
than Fl years, and always works
hal Il to get every cent he can fer his
customers.
NJ. John W. Pope, who was man
sger of the Alliance Warehou Sc. il
now with the Parrish Warehor So as
General Manager, and will look after
your interest, and hopes his friends
will come to see him.
You can do as well at Par ish'r
Warehouse as you can anywhere and
none Will appreciate vour patron
m re than Capt. Parrish.
Try him with your next load.
Large demands for Smokers, On
and Wrappers. Business al ~
dispatched with promprness an.i
curacy and full market prices AL
wavs Obt.ined at
Parrish's Warehouse,
DURHAM, n. &.
dec G-2.fpS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

Hood Pills cure constipation by
restoring the perisaltic action to the
allmentary canal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
CAN WE BECOME ACQUAINTED?

NJ Ms Custom
marie. all wool PANT.
Lowest prices ON rec
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and we will promptly
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eNpre-s or mail pre-
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all-Hvol pant-. III
guaranteed or money
refunded These pants
are a p zsal barrain.
lish pattern. pleasing
Pants Samples Int
Prices ranging 81 %
49,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
NORTH CARDINALS SENATORS.

Marion Fuller, if Elected, Will BE the
Youngest Member--Ss nator Ran>"m'>
Term Will hootly Expire and senator
Jarvis soon W i'll Save Filled the Time Tor
Whieh He W as 4 appointed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

and our ieader. ST.
ami modest Mems
free Ia any address.
and unwar.ls. We Ia
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10
RANSOM RESIGNS
THE PRESIDENCY
OF the United States Senate on
Account Of Feeble Health
HARRIS OF TENNESSEE,
SUCCEEDS HIM.

An sb.urd Sew Y"rk Dispatch Ia Ne
gard to the north Carolina ~ Ak r
ship Vance Memorial ts-rei.~s POI.
.--.b. acIeusy Biii Taken Up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25
OPERA HOUSE NOTES.

The receipts Of Richard Mans
fields one-night engagement here
amounted to $2,575.25.
The sale Of seats for the Tavary
Opera company opened this morn
ing and is reported brisk.
Advance Agent Clark is in the
city to arrange for the appearance
of "The Plunger," successful
comedy-drama.
Manager Walker, OF the Grand
opera left for Austin yesterday on
his way to Little Rock on a bust
ness trip.
The opera house management is
not being complemented for selling
forty tickets to one individual for
specializing purposes, as was done
for the Mansfield engagement. This
individual bought these tickets
for 50 a piece and sold them for 3d.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25
Only to be Bagged.

Boston, Mass, Jan, 25.-A dis
patch from Houston, Texas, an
nouncing the capture Of a prisoner
answering the description Of James
NJ. Bradley, alias William Matt
land, has been received by Warden
Bridges Of the state prison. Brad
ley made his escape from the prison:
chapel in a mysterious manner ON
Thanksgiving day, 1882. An officer
will be sent to Texas to investigate.
Bradley is one OF the cleverest and
most noted criminals in the coun-
try and was one OF the mt M ers Of
the sewer gang, who escaped from
the prison in July, 1892. He was
then recaptured in New York.
His sentence is six years for burg
larry at Pittsburg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25
Hard for the Wire rappers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Chandler introduced the following
bill today in the senate: "Any
person who shall wrongfully tap
or connect wire with the tele-
graph or telephone wires Of any
person, company or association
engaged in the transmission Of
news over telegraph or telephone
wires between the states, for the
purpose of wrongfully taking or
making use OF the n VS. dispatches
of such person, company or asso-
citation or its customers, shall be
deemed guilty OF a misdeameanor
and upon conviction shall be pun
ished by a fine not more than
$1,000 or imprisonment not ex-
ceeding two years, or by both,
such fine and imprisonment"