The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-14

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r.atI"u "i an executive s"ar,l. "nuI.
g-.>.-,i 81 fHr,-s ulr.illss r. 'il.s ,tiAIrlnhi
al -ald luard t=-.u: ,N-"f'i,iu ,isz
nan -. .h- Legislative 'uur r
Tee, aud thi- .Nr-1tiN. h,.arh
~ "iNEN Fttl AtIr"EiIh
% r.-pr-spui iisy ~upr-u,. ',sun-rI fuT-
.uE r-.--- aud u hANr share- az tl4s
financial aud "th-r Important sUi.r-
,.~;~. Ih- rr-Aituu .sf aud autlufnrA
r.,r lhl- is,ara J. t. o.. fsurd iu -, tiuu-
:. d" aBd !. "i statutory Law. aud
Aa- a. construed that 'nl. l...s "a.
arrlN consulted. ur n"lafi--a rf lfs.
acting 80 tsi.- b"ard. n"i Sit landing
h- Ia,i that -'-.tg"n g.. art t'..'- = ct. tt...
constitution DECLARED that -th.. l'r--i-
!rni -hAil Sr iA- ,ti.-f .-At,.4tiAs. .sr'' -
--iai lac -hali have p"N-r q" dir',t aud
instruct all rN.--utsN. ,.,i,-r> aud al
executive WORK ,n Ihi~ department.
Daring ih- session "i tls.. ~upr,fu.,
council NJ p..zlA 2 ii,- 's.niiiiif... isr rrfi-
,lItuiI"u being aNAr.- tnat l'r,-i..ut
P"lA had
NnI gtsLINfp rnAI soN-lbtEsrlsN
IRON ia" executive a'Ard Nhi.h Ma
al Gu'-. r., uinllat Hd.,1 thAt ti,. issar,l
%. Increased 10 ii.- n..fIi,--r-. making
lii' pre- id-nt - off ris z hartman. Ihl-
proposition Ma upI'">r'. ~ a. chair
nan "i ii',. board, Wnu in a nio-i a,lrsIl
-p.-rh NAri'-d gh. cancel 81 tie dan
ger "i the -on- man poN-r'
The recommendation Na- defeated
aud ih- executive bsard r,.naln,-st a.
constituted al -. l.rui>.
| have i.li IL di. 1. President Puik
{" MAKE thi- statement, in ..r,i.r Z.
show that this iaithinl and ~, ~
officer
Ma >nI EF~rn>~InIt
for tie acts committed under il. man.
agem-nt of the executive board aud
doubt ii there ever -Ai-i-d ga anA
at her executive department tao -u,l
| forces FOR good aud evil.
God. ia hi> wi-,l"In. pr"Nid'd iar ia,
people perfect dan r"pr'~"niiu.
| light and darhn">>. :" perfectly '''n
{ -cird that each ia their lara pruN ihr
food for nouFi-hm-nt. anh -l--p in
/ rrir.-hm-ui. lie gave a. l. T. lnik
"A brilliant Christian gent l-naan. iu
| our leader. and Well and iait hfullA ia,
| h-
MEASURE ~ 10 IHE ma ~TANpARI
of our most >anguih- vNp-.Iati"n.
until, with the setting ni tide >un. o.
crossed the river. hut not a. Na- hi
wish. when on th- iih al JnlN. l>.'D. IA
exclaimed: II am standing n.N iu-
behind the curtain. aud ia iuli glow a
the coming sunset. Behind me- are 10
shadows on the track: before m- H..
the dark valley and the river. Mh-
] minglc with i'll dark wairr> van
Ia east "n. lingering look upon "a c"un
try whose government l. of the p,.uIl,
FOR TIE PEOPLE. ANp ~ Tnt rE"rII
Presidents Polkis life in Ma-hin.
ton was one al constant labor durin
which time be- was subjected to mau
annoyancrs. lie was constantly mi>r-
resented and mis,luotrd. The chare
was brought that when visiting an
addressing the multitud.s. who greet
ed him during his tour through ia
Western states, that h- had apolngiz.
for having been i'm the Confcdrrai
army: saying he had Joined IL 10 o.,
tray the cause. This charg.
CAUSED HIN MICH soREow.
but he bided his time.
Brother President. those who vii
Messed that ncNcr-tn- be foTgoitc
scene. when the supreme Council i'm
body. left its hail Ia pay a fraterna
visit 10 the Farmers Mutual Brn-I
.issoriation, then assembled in coIlnri
in the city hall al indianapolis. Pres
dent Polk arose, aud funding ia In
presence al Representatives from r'arl
all the states. asked If hr had in !
speeches or III conversations used ~
langIiag" or expressed the s-iit nI.r
attributed 1" him. Words wo:Ild Ia
me to describe
THAT ~cENE az ISDIGNANT pINIAL.
aud few men ever received such a
ovation.
| 1iere We're other difficulties ~ h:.
20 contend with. Compelled hy law :
reside in Washington. his salary va
not more than Sufficient 10 prov I'd
HIM with the necessities of Life" had
been paid when dur. Ills .ifurt>
economiZe seriously effected hi h.altI
and fastened the trouble whirh raII>"
his death. Could he haN. been -par.
To IL. | believe that under hi mat -
less leadership. his power To "rganiy
and direct the agricultural and india,
trial forces of this nation. ~. toda
would be- in "A position ~
DEMAND or OUR LAw-MAKEE-
the nacimeniin tolaw of such finauri:
and other measures OF relief a. woiil
insure peace, plenty. and cont-niru.i
To our Impoverished and di-conrenir
people.
Now, a. never before. do tn. ,I.inan,
OF the hour call for men of inf.yrii
and unwayering devotion Ia the prii
ciples for which hc fought aud die
4 Those Of Us who survive him u,u,
: choose fearless leaders. possessed .
moral herolsn. IL We expert 10 "a,
, cessfully contend with r-niraliZr
capital, allied To corporaf. power, "a"
ENTHEoNED HIGH PLACES.
apparently Indifferent to the d-nnan,
of the people.
Let me beg OF you, my bret lir.n.
! We stand here today around Ia. rorH-
: ston,. of the monument. 10 br erect.
TO his memory. Ia Ice true TO those. Il,
J mands drafted al ~. Louis: reafiirm.
. at Orala, and again endorsed by ri
r ing vote at indianapolis. in Noyembe
1891. To do this ". must cherish al
adopt as our own his last official AL
peal at indianapolis, when he -,
claimed: I'm the appalling presrn,
OF such an issue,
BURIED AND FORGOTTEN FOREVER
r be the prejudices. animoeiti-s az
arrangements of that unfortuna'
: war: and with hands and hear
f united: with one purpose Ia inspire ,
y "a purpose as broad a. our countr
and "a high "a the demands Of humar
ity and justice, invoking Tia. ben-di
: tions Of Heaven On our patriotic 81
: deavor, led and guided by the spirit
. justice, AS a pillar of a cloud by ia
+ and pillar Of fire by night We won
> restore the ark Of our covenant. fa-l
I Toned and bequeathed to Ia by oI
9 fathers. to the holy of boli.-. i'm oi