The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-04-25
LETTERS FROM
THE PEOPLE.
Various Matters on Which the
Popular Opinion is Expressed.
all Sections Interested.
LIVING ISSUES FORWARD.


'hAhh> Tor i'-loraiinn 81 the All an's
tharrtr--..>I,n, ham, TroubI...
II Would TaS. N-sr To- Tell a.
For the Cauc.l, ian
sILER CITY. y. g.. April 10.
Will you pl as" lac l nj enough Z,
give me "A brief history of III. capi
Ia lst hrib'nc tn" Congress and Nortl
Carolina si-l&Ju-" the lsst few
years | want 10 know the bills
thes pass III fsvp' If the capitalists,
railroads ami trust companies How
much money us.i in the last Presl
Dental elcctlouto get Grover Cleve-
land in office. hope you wM com
ply with my request.
The CAUCASIAN is "A good pane,
and | must read ii every week.
j. q. LESTER.
The CAUCASIAN has week afteI
week been exposing Democratic cor
ruption and will continue t. do 50.
but 1t : to blg Il JOB To even out
line il ali in one Issue ED
Standing by the Demands.
For the caucasian.l
The following resolutions 10y
Vance county Alliance have been
sent US for publication:
Seeing from published interview,
with variou Alliance leaders that
there appears to be "A disposition tc
set aside as whole the Allianc.
demands and to Substitute single
issue--tinance.
Now. then fore. we, the members
OF Vance Couuty Alliance. at q
regular meeting held in the town OF
Henderson, this the llth day of
April, 1850, do resolve,
lst. That We re-cndorse the St.
LOUIS demands and that we are OPP
posed to changing them in any way
2ud. That We call upon all gooc
Alllan cemrn to see that our demands
are not compromised away. And
we hereby serve notice that we VIII
not follow the leadership OF any
person proposing to do so.
5rd. That we hereby tender ou,
thanks TO the Legislature for the con
sideration shown the peoples in
ttrest AT lis recent session, especially
for the law restoring our charter.
The Shoe Factory.
For The Caucasianl
The following has been sent u
from Vance CUunty Alliance:
I'VE, the Alliance of Nanc,
county. in regular session assembled
this llth. day of April, 1898, Do en-
d. rse the Alliance Shoe Factory. au.
we recommend to the sub-Alliance
of our county and to Individua
Alliancemen that they take stock il
| the enterprise"
| Notes Ftoin SLAM Bang
| For the Caucasian.l
GRANVILLE. \. c., April II o.
Your paper ough. to 90 to every ma
in the 5 ate. All this country ougl
to take it as an educator on votin
i'll the year 1896. Speechmakir
would rot do half so much good.
Jas. Brach board. a well digge
WAS covered with walling rock to tn
depth of thirty-five feet. The we
ii which he was caught was fift
feet deep. He remained there fo
seven hours before the rock was a
taken off of him. He was onl
slightly hurt.
We had "a hail storm this wee
with hail as large as guinea eggs
broke out lights, split shingle
killed ducks, and chickens, etc
etc.
Mad dogs have bitten stock her
SIx COWS and ten or fifteen shee
have been killed. The dog did h
work at night and passed on Do
ems Of dogs have died since by bu
let's and clubs The man in the We
was al Mars Hill; so was the Ia
storm. and then came the mad dc
trouble.
: Oar Democratic friends in the
eff TT to find something to ho'
about have stumped their toe nai
all off. The Douglass resolnti,
took off the nails. Then came Il
assignment root and other stump
! Poor f-llows. They have stopped
tie up their sore toes bef. re tn,
start out again. What will be ne
= | cannot say. From what their p
j pers say. enough Populists will
D back to them 10 this State 10 ele
!, them a President in 1896.
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