The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
suppose they have gotten their reward
and are happy at the result.

suppose they have gotten their reward
and are happy at the result.
The election in Maryland was only
Interesting because the fate II Senator
German was at STAKE. The Republi-
cans have carried the l~gi- ature, which
will mean that a Republican Senator
will b. elected 10 succeed German.
While German j. more Of politician
than q -tetrsrsu. ard scarcely ever
aIluw y, GryJtIon u principle u stand
in bis way, set b" j. probably better
man than any man the Republicans
vii elect. Bat German il response
Die for h'- own defeat. lie would not
allow the Democratic convention in
in MarJ lard 10 endorse Bryan, but put
upa stradd.jug fOubie.faCed plrtfOrm
Oh the money aud monopoly question
This Gi,gUst,d thousands ~ free li,ver
voters who s'a, Cd al home.
This writer met on the train couple
Maryland who said thar il the Demo
cratic convention had declared for sl-
YER and for Bryan that he would have
been at home in. the campaign with
sleeve rolled up; but that a. it vas be
was Disguised, and had very little in
terest in the result. This Mary lander,
IN n i N :
thai he va, ia Washington, y. c., in
ls92, and heard the JOINT discussion
between Mr.. AycOck and Mr.. Butler
when Mr.. Aycock was supporting
| Cleveland for President and Butler
was warning the people against him
| and the gold standard. He said that
| up to that time he had been a pro-
| nOunced gOld-bug, not because he
| knew anything about the money ques-
/ ton but because the most OF the men
/ that he came in contact with were geld
men. He said that Mr.. Buffers dis
cussiJn Of Cleveland and the money
question put him TO thinking, then he
went home and began to study the
money question and soon became a
pronounced silver man ard could tel
every body the reason why.
The silver Democrats have carried
Kentucky and control the legislature
by good ma j0rity. This will mean
the election of ex-senator Blackburn
or some strong silver man to the
Seatae.
The co operative ticket in Nebraska
composed of Populists, Democrats and
silver Republicans carried the State by
a handsome ma GRITTY. This will mean
the reelection Of Senator Allen to the
Senate.
We notice that the New q Observer
in announcing the result in Nebraska
said that the Democrats carried the
State triumphantly. Is it possible that
the editor Or that paper does rot know
that there are only nineteen thousand
Democrats in Nebraska, few thou.
sand silver Republicans, and all other
votes were furn ished by II g Populi5ts:
In Colorado the only State officers tC
be elected was Supreme Court Judge
The Peoples party candidate, Judge
Gabbert, was endorsed by the Demo
Gratis and was triumphantly elected
Judge Gabbert, like the Populist Chic
Justice of Kansas, is not silver man
but he is an anti monopoist of tn,
Jefferson order. He is honestly opposed
to monopoly and knows that the only
way to prevent trusts and mOnOpolie:
is to keep private syndicates from own
ing the great natural monOpOlies
which are the vital Instruments o
commerce. The legislatures in boil
Nebraska and Colorado are controlled
by the Populists and silver Democrats
and silver Republicans.