The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-07-09
A WINNING CANDIDATE.
Mr.. a. y. Anderson Wants to be Hired -
by the PeOple-And 1t Looks AS Though
He VIII Get His job.

by the PeOple-And 1t Looks AS Though
He Will Get His job.
Statesville Landmark-Gold Dem.I
Mr. A. A. Anderson, of Calahaln,
Davie county, familiarly known to
most Statesville people as Alb. An
derson, has the following card in the
Mocksville Times of last week:
Fellow Citizens of DAVE, Yadkin
and lredell Counties
Please hire me (by voting for mel
to work for you as one of your Sen
ators to the next Legislature of
North Carolina, and l will keep wide
awake, work well and be very thank
full to you all for the job. am a
Washington Clay Wing, a Jackson
Democrat, and Lincoln Republi-
can. l am for the coinage of silver
and gold-'.Uncle SAM Qhe United
States) to have toll for grinding TIE
metals into dollars and putting his
brand on them.
want the United States to make
money enough to pay its pensioners,
and all it's hired hands from Presi-
dent down to constable, and stop bor-
rowing GOLD from Wall street and
London at big interest.
Very truly yours,
A. A. ANDERSON.
Referring to this card the Times
says:
I'VE call the attention of our read
ers to the card in this issue of A. A.
Anderson, of Calahaln, this county,
in which he announces his candida
| senatorial district. Mr.. Anderson
is farmer and is one of our most
influential and well known citizens.
| He was born and raised in Davie
county, learned some in the blue
back speller at the free schools and
at Olin in Iredell county, went to
school at East Bend, Yadkin county,
and married one of Yadkin's most
attractive young ladies, consequent
ly has been more or less connected
with all the counties in this senate
rial district all of his life.
Without committing itself to Mr..
Anderson's support the Landmark
desires to say that his card seems to
fill the bill. Being a Washington
Clay Wing, a jackson Democrat and
a Lincoln Republican, should make
him popular with all parties, (he
should, however, have rupg in
something about Jefferson). If we
understand his financial views arigh,
he is in favor of the government
charging toll for grinding both silver
and gold, and with this toll paying
all its hired hands, from President
down. This is d happy solution OF
the financial question. Hurrah fo,
Alb"
Mr.. AndersOp's Idea for Raisios Govern.
ment Revenue.
To the Editor of The Landmark:
i l thank you very much for send
, ing me a marked copy Of the goot
old Landmark. Please allow m,
space in its columns to say: We d.
not expect to get toll enough fol
grinding (coining) silver and gold e
pay Uncle Samuels expenses duel
hunting and alb, but we would draw
, on his many other resources, such al
, Mckinley Bill (Bill Mckinley tariff
Wilson Bill (Bill Wilson tariff, inter
nal revenue, etc., etc. We woult
also like slice off of incomes lik.
John D. Rockafeller's $40 900 day.
Should there still be a shortage W,
would advise Uncle Samuel to issu,
: Abe Lincoln greenbacks and no
gold bonds.
Very truly yours,
A. A. ANDERSON.
Callahan, n. c., June 26, 1896.
Yadkin Ripple.-Rep'I
r Mr.. Anderson being well known i,
this Senatorial district and ais,
being Washington Clay Whig, i;
: Jackson Democrat and Lincol,
Republican" and of our own know
ledge a highly respected citizen
: should in our opinion be a good re
comendation to start with ant
make him popular with all classes
, Statesville Mascot-Silver Dem.l
: : The reading of Mr.. Anderson
t card is sufficient endorsement O
: him, and We say hurrah for "Ab'
! Anderson of Davie.
4 WHAT FREE C0lNAcE VIII nm