The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-28

III Replaced stilrl'ni az = l"arU1f uiru
with UutluGht and iu."u.I truf III.
rial>. j. emphasized particularly ., ii,
retirement 81 capt. Mason aua th..
election 81 : oil" Wilson.
Mr. Wilson knows a. much about.
this matter y did Mr.. Mason when.
he was elected.
II permitted murr -'rallu. uf hill.
and NOR f.i>,. r-c.r1- thrn sac ,A-r
before hu"Nu iu tl- lI-f.-, us iIr
~t,l-.
Thr e n'r,sints ourceruir- stolen
hills can rom irF cy-ogefs'i,l. .i-'s.
knay,.h Democrats are r,s2 .nsiilp
for all the thieying. ght records
are clearer and better ,han they ever
were h-forc.
IL increased taxation from y 81 to
- - cents on the Slon.
1t simply added two cents Tax on
every one hundred dollars worth of
property IL give the children Of
North Carolina some decent schools.
II did not pas law against trusts.
but ~a> Ih" plant tool 81 .urporai.
power.
1t demolished the book trust. I,
taxed the products of the tobacco
trust. II smashed political ring
trusts ey'rywh here, aud struck the
money trust by passing "a siN pr cent
interest law.
II did not decrras" appropriations.
l. took $1,000 from the State
guard: took $1,000 special a2pro-
pria.ion from the University. which
was not needed: saved al last ;l5O,-
900 IN the administrator Of the
school fund.
II did not d-rrra-. ih- salary II any
officer ~ ih" state. u did Goi d,-crra-,.
the fees Of any officers.
tLese ar" Just like the Democrats
made them. ID mocrais ,ijNvc, ihcrn.
Democraiic "f,icc-holders didn't say
they wanted lny reductions, Siie,
II did noi stop any abus.. or rNI,-ndi-
tur. anywhere.
'omrTrigbt ur, now, AMI ten
,.">e those abuses afe. Thev. no
do-l,, cy:-', tut come up aud tell
.n'm. The co-open-liorists had a
chance" Ii they didn't us. il right,
sh"w them mp. What and where are
the abuses: Ont with ii. full aud
iree. Democrats are keen from long
experience and can hood-wiak honest
men. Tell on 'em. Show tie ras-
Gals up.
IT. created 3.Ono new Office. which
have been filed with fusionisis.
These are all magistrates. The
people will tell you whether they
want them or not at they nez. cleo
tion.
Il made the \. y n. college the foot
ball of politics.
Look at the board of trustees and
see what parties are represented
thereon.
IL passed ,be MOS; unfair and one
sided election law ever enacted ia the
State.
\ majority of $4,000 will differ
VI, h you at the next election.
IL increased appropriations $4,000
IL made anpie Prov ia r. ite
uDior ur2ta insane, thesii''c'a. !saf
and CupU a.d blira-somrrhl.-
; which Dan crars had refused L. jr:
and pulled from utter wreck ard
ruin the penItsntiary- The people
say this action IL good.
II did not declare for free coin
age, bat indefinitely postponed the
. resolution instructing senators 10 yoi.
for il.
The old senator's were going out
: AID could not receive instructions
Would not have noticed :hem any way
The legislature refused TO insult the
new enators 10y reminding them OF
, their promises. They cid not need
aDy such instruction.
IL did not redeem it, pledges mads
. 10 the people.
1t redeemed every sirgle specific
pledge made-new election law
county government, increased public
school facilities and terms, and 81,
!. per cent interest law.
IL did not afford any relief in an,
, way, shape or form TO tbetoiIing z masses
{ Thought these "masses' weo
: g!orioDsly ard happy under Demo
o cratic rule. But show 'em up. Tn
!. fusionists had .'cnance." Show 'en
up. Perhaps they will listen to sug
), gtstions. Democrats never would.
n 1t did not stop paying unsuccessful
contestants or contesiee-.
y Never promised to DO SO. 'Twoul
it have been wrong not TO pay them
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