The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-06

lOVely ana the goose hangs nigh. III
you are inclined to our proposition,
wink me and say ego credo, ipse tacio
dum fdcias.
HARRY HINTON.
Reform is Growing"
For the Caucasian.
LEXINGTON, N. c., May 25.-Mr.
Editor: The CAUCASIAN and Coins
Financial School are doing more to
enlighten the masses than all the
wise CD teachings Of the would be
statesmen of the past thirty years.
Plain truths mystified, with double
distilled mystery, is all | can make
of their voluminous productions
Reform is growing under your
teaching. Keep the good work a
gong and victory will be ours in
1896. A. M. HUNTER.
Freeman Awake! If You will, You Can
Save the Nation.
For the Caucasian.l
TARBoRO, N. c., May 27.-Unless
the people in this country arouse
from their lethargy, and act for
themselves in matters of legislation
and government, they will reap the
same conditions of other countries;
i. e. abject financial slavery.
Like causes produce like effects,
and if the teachings of history are
true, our country is now in most
perilous condition.
Stop reader, and think of tue
enormous wealth now owned by a
few people in this country.
Two per cent of our population
oun over one-haf of the wealth.
This statement is alarming, yet
too true.
When the Roman Empire had a
circulation of 800, ,OOO, 900, business
prospered, industry, agriculture,
science, etc., felt its llfe-giving
touch.
The currency of that nation was
gradually contracted until there was
only $500, 900, 900 in circulation.
The money had gone into the
hands of the few and the result was
that Rome, once the proud mistress
of all the world, became land OF
power y, degradation and distress.
When Egypt, Greece and Babylon
declined, it was in the same proper
tion as their money became concen
trated in the hands of the few
When Babylon fell 2 per cent OF
her population owned her wealth.
If "history repeats itself" freemer
of America, awake! You can save
this nation, if you will do your duty
by voting to change the condition:
that now exist.
Our nation is on the brink of de
struction. Patriots, will you saw
it7 JAMES B. LLOYD.
A Clarion Call From Greensboro.
For The Caucasian.I
GREENSBORO, n. c.. May 81 Their
is nothing more to be desired, at thi
time of our nations existence, thar
for all Americans to be American
in the great fight which i
on, and nothing can be 6
detestable as for any to be Tories
The line is now drawn and none ma
escape showing on which side b
will do battle. Each man now i
this broad expanse of land known a
, the United States of America-ye
, america must either enlist on tn
side of his own country, or be foun
| in the camp of his country's wors
, enemies, to wit-Great Britiar
What she failed to do in 1776 b
, force of arms, she is now tryin
again to accomplish, not with tn
, roar of musketry, nor the thunder {
q artillery, the clash and rattle OF Sc
/. bries and the shout of men, but by
Q stroke of the pen in the hands of on
/, of his own country, who stands undt
the banner of one of the two ol
4 parties, and whose devilish schem
o is being now helped by another, WI
4 stands at the head of his, the othe
q of the two, whose acts make him
v far, far greater enemy to his countl
/ thar was Benedict Arnold.
n Plain langugage7 Yes the tim
d has come for plain action nah no u
r certain meaning Of either.
n Great is the danger which co
II fronts us, my fellow American
! Great is the necessity for intellige
r. action, and for action without della
d Let no one soothe himself to sle'
ii under the belief that ''all is well
Is Let no one be deceived by the d
,r ceptive words - ''sound money
d "honest dollar, "sound currency
r. "sound finance" for they have b
re one Interpretation; Gold standar
q. .basis---perpetual-- -bonded-indebtet
,e ness, which itself again being inte
N preted means perpetual bondage
as the money shylocks of Great Brlta
g and her allies on both sides OF
Atlantic.
All who are Americans and are
=, favor of a new Declaration of Inc
% % pendence, all who love their countl
&c America, better than they do Gre
20 20 Britain, and the British gold sta1
80 80 ard rally together under one banr
- and let it have inscribed upon
% folds American Bimetallism.
= Let no friend of Americas Int
w. ests and safety falter or halt,
~ let each aud every one nou grid
Y his loins and buckle on his arm
20 and do battle valiantly for his col
he try. w. ". ofhAif UNI
'h- "Democratic Prosperity"
For the Caucasian.I
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