The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-03-05
.SILYERlTES
ARE SOLID!
They Will Pa, rnseip.. Ab:,,
Party Art Wall Bel, Gcls
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Republican -s~vstts- rssnaati-- ~-a-
atss Teller. of toisrais> . hs b. sas s.f
the Ablcsi. ns-t bob-.t sni f-srl...
m-n 81 tho " s.t ard 80. ssh~r. Cd.
Joined him 20 blasAtux fh~ g.n.. sG
tariff robt~ry and d.naand nx thal "a.
mon~y of tb- ton..itustoa t~ r.s~s
nir~d-b~t !tk- th--~ d. tss a.aA- ~
play and biu.i.s. The, arr .tssdiss
by ~hAi ihry th"oght th~ir nst ti..s.i
platform meant ~h~n ~ 90. sd.,s-s
ih~y are rxpc.ing tb- h,r--rt-y sns
rAsoaiiy Oi tho-~ Who .ay % aasan.
gold standard. and thsy d-,iar- IT,,
siii stand hy the spirit and HITTER ~ ,is-
Constitution To the ~nd-psrt, 90 na
party. They ridlcul- m-n ~h. ar
Try ing Ia rad thrm cat of tho iauy.
but they wili nnd that th~y st.s.t .ss-
IL ~ they m-an What th~y .ay. for a d.
controlled BY the gold standard ban
co~r..
| The Nes lork Journal la. s.Ard
the opinion Of l~adibg men ga tLi. sn-
t-r-sting state of srair. and here AZ
some Of the opinion. .-bt "a that pa-
PER by telegraph:
wAsnisoIo>. o.. {, f.b -.
To tie Editor of tie Journal:
We Republican. of the silver state.
will stand by the Minn-apol'. pIsi-
form as nnd-r.tood in our part of ihs
country. and viii never d-.-,t ,L-
ship. u the i-ad-r. of our part, .i-ci
"a adopt the gold th-ori-. of Mr !, l-s--
land aud walk a~sy from u.. ~ ~iIi
gare after them in sorrow.
Tn"s. ~. s.EIss.
senator from Montana aud {. hartman
Of the Republican National Com
wA-uIs.ros. DC. f-h. 20.
To the Editor of the Journal
) The senators Who have ,tat~i ii,.ir
con, ictions here cannot r-msin ia the
I Republiran party without boiling
!. their convictions. aud I do n.t think
ihos~ men will do that. It .how- that
they are willing Ia stand 10y their con-
, viction. aud put patriotism abos-
> party. M.Ei"> Burtss.
x WssnI>.Ios. 10. &. f.b. -.
, To the Editor of the journal:
q ! think both of the great parts.
must die, because they have become
one. The average life of q party i-
II about thirty years aud the limit o. for.
n ~. The West is Determined io have /,
=, portion Of that reciprocity thar IA.
~ Republican party 10 willing to -ni-ns
% TO foreign countries granted Co tha
IN section Of the country.
,e WV. N. >TE~.HI.
c. To the Editor of the journal:
ip The gold-sfandard men la tie Ess
n. have already split apart from u-. onll
h. yesterday, one or two Of fh~m st
NJ tempted To read me out Of the part,
r. do not propose To BE- thrown out D.
men who change their views on finann
- To serve the passing current % pubii
nt opinion, while I stand firmly on 20.
10 plank Of the Minneapolis platform q.
et- gsrding bi- metaiism. which Q DIRE,
u my self. with the cooperation of sens
Id tor Jones, and which . thousand set
sible men-just Ne good politician. q
nv are in the senate adopted in op-
-, convention.
IL there is nns split, somebody 81,
III will do the splitting. If Mr.. sb-rms
70 wants to get rid of me from the d.
ice publican party b~ had b~tt~r GO :o q
pie Louis and change The platform. A.
in said this afternoon ia the S~nai
o,. The odious goid--iandard tb~oris
,., are trying 10 work . bunco game
~. the people Of thi. country"
HEssr VI. TsiiEn.
- There can b~ no doubt that the %
Nv terest feeling exists b~i w~en the sily
een Republicans and the Republican lea
ler- ers of the senate, though tb-y will u
my confrs. IL in interviews. u .. free
, to predicted that the outcome of ia.
rho tacks ON the silver senators y~st<rd
' n will be the breaking awny from q
Republican party Of all the silver ~
- ducing States. After the present 81
mish is over there will be frequent
Az currences, and the fight nu.t tb~n
you transf. FRED TO the National Convent
you II ~. Louis. The silver men e-cii
that IL the convention fail. Go x
iuty them the proper recognition th~y Y
md bolt the nominees of the party. q
;ck. throw the electoral vote Of such Sta
-. ~ they control. 10 the party that C
ri~s an unqualified fr-~-sits-r plank
its platform.