The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-01-09
DEMOCRACY Us.
FREE SILVER.
Why Free Coinage Of Silvss. Can
no, b Secured Throegh the
Democratic Fay,y.
RECORDS, FACTS, 0PIxIoHs,

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Under this head vill h-e pr..~ni.d
eompeting for The
cash prizes announced slse~hers sor
the bsss article on why tho fr~e
and Cnlimit~d Coinage Of Silver
Cannot Be Obtained Throagh the
Democratic Party
SAiisnUss. y. q. Jan. ,. -
We purpo~~ giving ts~ of tse ms.,
plausible reasons As 90 se~ then.
why the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver cannot b~ obtaln~d throeGh
the so-oailcc I~mcorstie party. 90
that the people may s~e th- logic .f
our r~ss,pinx. We ~iii nr.t gis. the
location of . mayorit, Of that party
and tbeiroocapeiion. >o~ upon ca
animation we Ind . mayority Of that
party live. In the siliaS~s. tosns and
cities. and w~ Ind them employed in
all the different a,ooatAons of life ~x-
o~pt that of
crIrivAIisa rns soii
and producing the msin-stays of hf~
which are necessary % supp.rf man
aud b~ast- We'll. ~ ve have q ma loriiy
of that party Who are oonsssasss of tho
nec~ssaries Of life aud not gss,.dno,ss Of
them. is % not reasonable Ia suppo~~
that they ~iii do all they can To S~t
rnoss rnoprcrs BOWS
a. loo ss they can and k-~p them go 10
greed for gain i-sds us to buy la the
cheapest markets. Well thru. ~ ~
have party majority against ~ha~~
Interests 81 10 to pass any Lao that
would have q tendency % raise the
price of the products of the soll. hoo
| can We hope for such laWf Yet, ssk
II they do not compose the ssm- class
that floods the country every too y~srs
with their mass m-~iing. and gather
ings 10 proclaim To the
roos rARsER AND L.nonsn
their great sympathy for th-m. and ;o
pour out their wrath and hatred upon
trusts and monopoly. How b~auti-
fully they Will tell you that thry would
lust wipe them of the face of the earth
aud give you . good go,ernment-s
government OF the people with free
silver and q tariff that would relieve
the farmer Of such heavy burdens.
, Have they not promised tins for the
, last twenty or thirty years IL you would
: just
= GIVE THIN a cnANcEf
4 Well, in lss2 you thought you had
a them fully bourd by their promises.
You went to the ballot bon and put
them In full control of the government
with q good working majority In both
houses Of Congress and the President.
: lie called around him his cabinet and
q the most Of them were outspok~n free
silver men.
wHKnk ARE rnEr ro-DArf
e They have belo three sessions 81 Con.
II grcss have they bofs Extra long snr
D shor. sessions. And nov brotb~c
o farmer and iaborer will you pull away
,e the curtain and take . peep In at thei,
a acts (for it 10 by their acts We ludgs
~ them and see if We can gather any
consolation from them.
Well, the first thing Was for Groyel
~ to call Congress together in ~rfra s~s
of sion To repeal the sherman Purchasin,
ne Act. That done all the bad Law. OF
nt silver would b~ killed sure enough On,
ef silver killed with IL, and no
d. SUBSTITUTE ~ irs rLacn
n They adjourned and came home. The
Ie went back 10 the regular session d
n December. What nows Wilson. Gos
~ man, Hill and 90. 60 to work 10 re
q. duce the tariff and so they did on ti
- raw material-;he products Of th
farmer and laboring man and raised
. on some of the manufactured good
They adjourned aud went home agsi
p to tell the dear people what
ild WAVE OF PROSPERITY
e. was coming. But they returned TO n
re- short session and found . deplets
1ts treasury-tbe gold reserve away b
~. low its one hundred million Iimi
IN, Then it Was the head and boss Of the
fo, party, Grover Cleveland, the great,
!. traitor TO the laboring people on Il
American continent, stepped forwaI
'"' with his treacherous sale Of the Amer
w. can people into financial bondage
re" the rich Jew syndicate Of England
the the Rothschilds-and yet they s
the amen to the work Of Grover.
nd In conclusion, take all their promis
ons for the last thirty years and their .,
.n- for the same period and bundle the
together and examine them ciosel
a. aud IL you can gather any consolsti
az or hope Of getting free and unlimit
the coicage Of silver through that mass
gly deception you are easier fooled th
rom either Jefyersoo, Jackson or Lincs
s,Iy could have been; for they would hs
ent. said at once: -Impossib,e for any q
q to come to the people out Of such q
3 To coKRuPT MASS or nUnAxfTY.-
c;al The last reason ! will give, bat |
stop the least, 10 the present Demccrs
hen party will not have another chance
: ltwenty year,, and long before that q
90 b.. fsst "a
ek., ,nn, , ~ Con1rrss and have passed
that nm. Isvs that ar. nec~ssary for the (
If Of coinage Of silver aad other fnan,
rood rcformers.
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