The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-09

me as sure you 1t would De reac IN
every household in my vicinity, lex
cept a few who are SO blinded by
partisan hate that they cannot bear
the truth if money was not so scarce.
Long may you and your paper live
and carry on the good work-spread-
ing CONSERVATION in the enemy's
camp. Il. w. SPAIN.
Danger Ahead.
For the Caucasian.
TARBoRO, April Both, 1898.
From the reform papers | notice
that there is considerable agitation
over the formation of a new party,
with silver as the only issue, for the
contest in '96.
In my Judgment it Is, at this time
unwise and inexpedient to engage IN
the agitation for new party. for the
Peoples party has, for three years.
fearlessly and ably championed the
cause OF silver and FINANCIAL RE-
FORM. Then why not wait until the
members of the Peoples party IN
their conventions, throughout the
Union, give expression to their views
| on the issue or issues upon which
the next battle is to be foughte
There is some diversity of opinion
AS to the measures that are to be in
the platform. For the present, until
the National convention meets, we
should stand by our colors.
The writer endorses and advocates
every plank in the platform, but Is
willing to subordinate his views to
the will Of the majority.
The FINANCE QUESTION is now
paramount to every other consider
; alton; and should be made the sole
issue. but if the majority of States
think differently, then we should JON
hands with them and present sollo
front against plutocracy.
q We cannot afford to do anything
/, that will bring defeat in the mex
4 struggle. Oar liberties may be gone
forever if the people lose the mex
battle.
y Therefore, while there are differ
ences as to the issues upon which tn
J. next campaign is to be fought, le
If us pursue the 'even tenor OF GU
N wayr and await the calm and candl
>, $ Judgment of the people Of the cou1
s try, as expressed by their conveI
III tiOns..
ne 1t is not time for any divislo
or dissension in our ranks.
,h Plutocracy will leave no stone III
6, turned to divide and conquer tt
people.
w. Let us, therefore, be steadfast
"a the advocacy of cur cause.
ed "A house divided against ltse
as will fall" JAMES B. LLOYD.
ers North Carokna Higher Ihah Ever "o''
the For the Caucasan.l
JOHNSTON Co. N. c., April 80.
ed Notwithstanding the fact that
dc great many snarling, grow
ing ours and bench-leg phi(
the politicians are continually misr'
no resenting, bro w-beating and RI
culing the last Legislature, our GO
of old State seems to be moving to
front.
,,,o. They admit that the Universl
p a the colleges, the seminarles and OF
iing schools in the State are more pr
ling porous than they have been 81,
'res nrs the war. More northern capital
nth now seeking investment IN NO
per Carolina than ever before, and m
'sed' northern colonies are now max
e at arrangements to settle In \ orth
ul as oliua than ever before. North Vi
IS at lima stands higher. to day, natlona
vas = l;l rTh. ,oct laui
raud than sho o'0i "i' e,.aa
aud ture gave W edoh SltA"on
ount lot and fair count; bull-pens, ira
ulent returning boards have all
Is, abolished. Let the good work
- to on. Long may the CAUCASIAN
, sill to proclaim the truth from u
ton, tuck to Cherokee.
A SUBSCRIBE
is bill People Must stand Together.
Sc Sc the n, KING's MOUNTAIN POsToFl
od in in Ami 3Oth '95.-I wish your
rench liable paper much success In
h was oreat battle before us. 1t boldl
nfe afterD 70 poses the wrongs and upholds
term, rights of the people. 1t deserve
course good wishes Of every true Ame
citizen. l, for one, shall read i
asked do ali can to get my neighbor
Ored y Tho naonlo of this 60,
d after must stand together If our p
ms was are saved from the tyranny Q
voldbug. j. F. HERND
1g the s,.,, 70 awake to Their
We re- ests.
lCquy For The Caucasian.]
sna'or PHILL1PSRURG, North West
April %. '95.-l am North
friend lima Pop" Got "busted''in kal
'signate '93- -'94 by hard times. We have
rss as not not Guilty in getting sec ds to SOW al
was de- have to make our crops on gra
r of the wear. We cannot get money
ne silver grain for feed, though corn /:
45 to so cents.
nything The Spring has opened IN
e before shape here having fine rain:
the sub Hn"P "a L..
uld like Will 90 our Ialn'n 70
Senator Shylocks lesson In 70 and y
tie floor will do them good.
'e,at;an ore .nan nkThe Democrats Ire doing L
,ans. the Carolina just like the Repu
e floor of did here In '94. There is I
ater, was TOO mean or low for them
Di' liz There is no difference in Sc
saw that Democrats and Kansas Repul
but mark-the Pops will carr
made in sas in 80 and 70; l nope J
said: be able TO noio Nor'n oa'oii =,
-, 80. Republicans here say the All
Congress. DeHooi"'1e o -
the facts. ing In the interest," OI Oenoc
~ are the The CAUCASIAN is: an eye-o
obtaining Ssd haag the people here. Every pap
nAu ~ is eagerly read by several a.
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