The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-08

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produce trusts Trusts are the logi-l
pal result Of allowing private indi-
viduals and corporations 70 have
Of our money and transpor-
tatiou systemA Any IAN or news
paper that u honestly opPosed to
trusts viii strike ct these evils, |
which are the roots and parents OF
trusta
Any man or newspaper Who IL in
favor of trial by jury will not abuse
the system or the Law - it nov
stands, but will strike ut those who
do not execute the Law properly.
There is daily multiplication Of
evidence to show that the Pops have
been right from the beginning Thou
sands Of people are realizing this
fact, but many are still struggling
with old party tea 1t seems to be
clear that they are losth to admit
that the much abused and villl6ed
Pops could zee . thing % much
sooner than their parties did, and
they entertain q faint hope that
their party may still gain the glory
of bringing about some reforma 1t
is everlastlingly too late for that
now, and they ought to see that the
only true and sure course for right
ing wrongs is to support that party
which has exposed them and fought
against them.
We told you it would be 90. Truth
and honesty will impress good men.
The principles of the Peoples Party
are bound to commend themselves
to people who can brush the scales
of partisan prejudice from the eye.
Three good strong men in Kentucky
and Alabama have done 90 this week,
and have expressed themselves In
burning words. The old "machines"
are doomed. Fall in men. Hear
the bugle call. Scale the heights of
corporate greed and human oppres-
sion-drive out the shylocks and
plant the banner of progress and
patriotism where the whole world
may see it wave.
The Taylorsville News of this
State is new, vigorous independent
paper. The first number has Just
reached this Office. 1t declares I'M.
equivocally for the free and unlimit.
ed coinage of silver and advocates 9
graduated income tax. 1t has en-.
tered the Peoples fight with gloves
of, and if succeeding numbers come
up to the standard of the first il
must prove a strong champion fol
equal rights to all, special privilege,
to none.
The Democratic papers are ex'
pending a tremendous amount Of
energy in trying to fix up ticke,
for the "Fusionists." We hav.
made the remark before, but it MAY
be permissible to observe the remark
a second time that while the kind
solicitude of these papers is duly
appreciated, it is quite probable that
this is matter which the "Fusion.
lists" will attend to for themselves al
the proper time.
We hasten to acknowledge the
very high compliment paid us by
the Sanford "Distress,' err beg par.
don-Depress; no, er'-er-yes, now
we have it, Express. It expresses
the opinion that we are mean and
vicious. Well, it is pretty tough to
tell such rock ribbed truth on q fel.
lows gang as leaves him nothing to
do but spitefully spit at it. Thank
you.
| We have on our desk a brilliant
but dignifed paper "The Free he.
public" of Louisville, Kentucky
It has taken up the fight agains,
the Demo-Republican straddline
combine in that State. 1t stands
solidly for the Omaha platform and
the perpetuation of a Republican
form of government.
| The people will soon be ding.
donged with the song that times ar,
getting better. Well, just let III
ADMIT, for sake of being agreeable
that they are. Who made them bad
Who brought on the panic? If tn,
present systems are such as will le
certain powers make times good o.
} bad, how will the people ever know
what to expect? Do You seer
The newspapers, that are con
stantly crying out about the imper
fectiOna of the law relating to IN