The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-22

In each some Substantial peovision for ~
hsz. and send them % The Executive foe his
approval II - witAAolds his signatuTs,
and ,s y. u.ssle 70 s,cuI. u reo.:..y
laws noevishsenndia Nh VITO. - a. - .
lass resort suspend The rul. and Pot them
into the general appropriation billa, With
the distinct uDderseand3ng that II the people
can get no relief the GovGsnment cnn ese no
monsv.
This language, uttered when he
stood there ~ an apostle in the temple
Of humanity, may not agree with his
utterance standing - high priest in
the temple Of Aammou, but prefer To
follow the counsels Of the plebeian
rather than the patrician leader.
II my Democracy Is to-day 1t fault,
next TO Thomas Jefferson and An
drew jackson, Mr.. Carlisle is re-
sponsible for such Democratic senti-
ments a. are cherished BY me. For
years l listened to his utterances IS
those OF the very oracle and expou nder
Of Jeffersonisn Democracy. The words
of wisdom falling from his lips 50 veri-
ded each maxim Of jefferson, each
declaration Of Jackson, as served TO
ground me firm in the faith that this
was . government designed for the
welfare Of all Gods children
NOT FOR LIMITED PORTION.
II have uttered q word of bitterness
concerning one who more than any
living man was my commentator on
the saints in the Democratic calendar,
such bitterness is not in my heart.
The good that he has done shall live
and follow him long after his mistakes
have been forgiven and forgotten, and
We must view him as we would one Of
the grand sculptured warriors Of the
heroic age, which time and the ele-
ments have marred and defaced, leav-
ing enough, however, to show the
beauty and glory Of the original.
do not know that l even had II in my
heart to quote as applicable Brown
ing's lines upon 1.-The Lost Leader"
We that had loved him %, followed him
honOrd him,
Lived IN his mild and magnificent eye.
Learn q bis great language caught his elea'
Made him onr p.ttsrn to live and to die
He alone breaks from the van and the
freemen;
He alone sinks to the rear and the slaves
We shall march prospecting not through
his presence;
Songs may inspire us,-not from his lvre
Deeds will be done,-whils he boasts hi.
Quiescence,
Still bidding crouch whom the rest bad.
aspire.
Blot out his name, then.-record one los
soul more,
One task more declined, one more footpatt
One more triumph for DEVILS, and sorrow
one.wrong more to man, one more insult
No man was more cogniZant of thi.
crime Of demonstration than Jno. G.
Carlisle. He saw it clearly until hi,
vision was Obscured by the COLDER
halo of the saskatchewan he wa.
called to the cabinet as Chancellor o.
the Excheduer. Now he does not de-
nounce that act as crime, and says tha
though he favOrs the coinage of sill
yer, he thought there ought to hay,
been charge for mintage.' Yet h,
voted for every bill for the free ane
unlimited coinage of silver that cam,
before Congress while he was a mem
Der of that body.
| "Along this highway of monometal
iism are buried 5000 suicides, and OIL
it walk
MORE BEGGARs, TRAMPs AND BANK
| RUPTs
than have ever before been known il
our history; more gambling, more idl,
men, more haggard women and cryinI
children, and the end is not yet. Yes
you told the truth Mr.. Carlisle, ant
these people are here to vouch for tn,
accuracy of your prophecy" Lett
hear it again:
1.-THE absolute and instantaneous destruc
ton of half the entire movable property o
the world, including houses, ships, rail
roads, and other appliances for carrying OF
commerce, while it would be felt more sen
sloly at the moment, would not produc,
anything like the prolonged distress ant
REORGANIZATION of society that must ineyita
Oily result from the permanent anpihilatior
OF one half the metallic money of tn,
world
When the Democrats in CONGRESS,
passed free coinage bill and Presi.
dent Hayes vetoed it, Carlisle stood
up and warned the Democrats that II
was their duty to stop every dollar OF
appropriations for conducting the gov.
eminent until the President signed the
bill and thus say to the government that
II 1t would not give That bill to the
people, Congress would not supply the
necessary money for the administra-
ton. At that time Mr.. Carlisle would
have stopped the wheels of govern.
ment rather than see the horrors OF
gold recommendation descend upon the
producers and labOrers of America,
But somehow the bees have been buzz
zlng in his ears, and in his minds eve
the golden halo of the RothsehiIds
hangs over him.
NOW then, the people have seen tie
disastrous consequences and attend.
ant misery Of this gold standard. II
Is result of following and trusting
politicians. Those who have rebuked
IL nave lost office, and those who stay
IN by grace Of Democratic admins.
tration, have abandoned the
CONVICTIONS OF LIFE TINE
They have never seen a gold stan.
dard set up that brought high degree
OF blessing to the people in its opera
We have had the gold standard be-
fore. You, who stand here. have read
OF the time when the Lord led the chill.
dren of Israel out of captivity. And
when the prophet, the leader and the
laWglver had gone up on the Mountain
OF Truth to commune with the Etern-
a God, these same people who today
demand the binding on Of the golden
shackles, these same people whose in.
terests lie in that direction
caused Aaron, the high priest to set up
golden standard (calf) on the plains
below and fell down and worshiped it !:
but the prophet Of the Lord ground
mat cali into powder and spread it out
upon the waters. Ny friends, you can
let them fall down and worship at this
shrine. There may be many who will
still worship at the shrine Of Baal and
Moloch:: but there is
STILL A MAJORITY OF PEOPLE
who know not these false gods. lad
plause.l
Yet another time the golden image
was set up. II you will take your Bible
and turn to the third cha nter NJ n. n;.I