The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-08
The OBSERVERS
OBSERVED.
"0ld Dan" 10 AZ Them Again
And Shows What They Sup
port and Advocate.
THE BILL OF INDICTMENT
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The Charlotte Observer q lead.
ing. modern Democratic nesspap.r.
''sf" up 10 teach the Amertoau peo-
pie. and especially the people OF
North Carolina. the true principles
of latter day Democracy, says %
Popalism; "TAa; s % q esr.>. q kssAf.
yoli,.nal paraly.is. xSrs taa. deafl.
asi sle~i - s.vAse6 s sA~~l 10
iT-roy."
That paper claims 60 be al -rpo-
nent Of the principles OF the Demo
cratic pArty-a party whose rspre-
sentatlv.s participated IN the pas
sage Of n Law through Congress. by
fraud. which called into use our navy
IN distant seas, TO
PROTECT THiEyISG CORPORATION
IN California having the exclusive
right 10 take seal. and that navy,
constructed n. th. expense Of the
people. has destroyed twenty-five
American vessels found hshing on
the high seas for seal, all done 60
enable q foreign corporation Ia rob
Americans Of one Of natures advAn-
tages. And yet, 50 far rs VIC know,
no protest has ever been entered by
any Democratic paper against tins
high-handsd outrage against the
interests of American industry.
Populism denounces this outrage
and demands a reform and a repeal
Of that obnoxious law.
Then the Observer says: "Popu-
lism il n blight"
These Observers defend the con-
duet of the Democratic pArfy-a
party whose henchmen fraudulently
naturalized l,97G,6i9 men who had
not been in the United States thirty
DAYS IN order 10 elect Cleveland in
1854. Harrison in lsss, and 10 carry
the election in 1892 IN the interest
Of Wall street money-lenders and the
Rothschilds. of England,
Populism condemns frauds in cleo
tions. .:denounces disloyalty 20 Am-ri-
can interests. and demands that
Rothse hild's go, ,000, 900 OF
AMERICAN SLAVES BE EM.NcIPATKD.
But the Charlotte Observer endorses
ITS party and says "Populism should
be summed"
We ask you toiling North Caro-
, lininns TO read .his contrast.
) These modern Democratic papers
, defend q party that stands n aoo<ssc-y
before the fact IN Law, OF having
brought pauper labor from Europe
to crowd out starving American
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3 to shoot down those who clnmored
4 for work for themselves and bread
= for their children.
Populism cries aloud against this
3 social evil and demands that IL cease
r But these Observers say. ANY kind
OF Democracy is better than Popu.
I lism; and the Charlotte Server
n says "Populism is worse than DEATH
. And both these Observers are na
tive North Cnrolinians!
Farmers and lAborers Of North
Carolina, behold those who woult
lead you, What have you 10 hop.
from such q partyf
A These Observers are now defend
? ing a political party, many OF th'
y followers Of which have, by threat
e of discharge, forced labor TO
3 VOTE FOR ITS OWN POVERTY,
I, degradation and ruin. and are call
ing upon labor to restore them 3
=" power in North Carolina.
Populism despises bull-dozing an
d fraud, and demands protection 50
s. those who, through honest toll, pro
y duce the wealth Of the world, Will
the Fayetteville Observer declare
10 "any kind Of Democracy is betts
ie than Populism,- and the Charloti
a Observer obserpes: "Populism shoul
z be Stunned as leprosy!"
ie These papers defend and sdvoca'
the practices OF a party whose repr'
- sentativss in Congress in 1889 .
Ut sisted their brethren (Republicsn
or in withholding seoens>en thousand soi
lion dollars worth Of property fro
al the assessors; leaving labor to NAL
pr up the deficiency, and in order
'es secure the aid Of the pulpit they ha'
II exempted one billion dollars wor
Of church property from taxation,
FILLED THE LAND WITH INYrDEI.s
and exact large tolls from those vi
enter the carpeted aisles and Gus
on ioned pews of so-called houses
lat God.
He Pcpulism demands . just and "a
of distribution Of the burdens OF q
ce, extravagant government.
it Yet these leading Southern Dem
a cratic papers say "Populism 10
IN blight worse than death, and th
i'd any kind of Democracy il better.
ted They have driven commerce ~
ere from our ships and so framed Q
The laws that debts contracted on
ing inflated basis. must Bow be paid il
the contracted currency, by which de-
ade and interest
My HAVE BEEN DOUBLED
ov on the people without their kno
OF edge or consent, and are contract
and the currency every day. and hl
on farmed out the power conferred
md. Congress to make and coin money
the less than 500 national bank,
IN and while all our industries are ]
gushing and business stagnst
de- they are inducing foreigners to
ais up our mills, factories and Lar
rary establishing q landlordism similal
: In that in Ireland and Russia
,ess- All this, says one Of these Pap
to is "better than Populism;" While
'rity big man in Charlotte says "Popul
is q blight worse than DEATH"
in These Tory papers, disloyal
once every interest Of the Ameri
J, SO Union, have helped TO nominate
d on pot in Office the agents Of Wall st
are money dealers and the Rothschi
ncy. of England, and mortgaged
'lige country to the most merciless -
ever financial c2t-throats known to
,own torv.
from They gave &64. .623,5l2 worth
din bonds to railvay corporations
ieely collected the interest on these b
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