The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-12-23

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laE Buzz IS EYE.
,.. ca.-a wGi a Strong
y, 5.~., B,....ingW ii Import
~. Fac. aud Unanswer-
able Arguments
EVERY VOTER SHOULD READ
r.. rue Political situation
G F'' ... u mucratIc Politicians on
H''' .,..,ud aud Tests Their SIN
~ g.Ca.-Attsntion to Some In
" ,,r,.. ,rd Exposes an Import
e'' rf saIot-bo1 stufiing-He
50. 81. lsvs. for ra'rio'':tH get To-
',.,lp,ns crest Of the People and
E ,.,rm.lt He Turns the Light
"''' .r.,,.plr'sd GoIdbug-.
| |,ra, cy,','Ao..
r........ ~. c., Dec. II, '47.-l
" ,r.r.. ot this writer is not
I'D .. has not written a
..- ..-..,ngH..4tIon in eight or ten
', lrtw..nI see the persist
D,1.- .-l jaunjued effort which is
'l' 'l"'''.aala '.n bop he Democratic pless
.eD- .eL.-.aE l,ws aud disintegrate the
.g.I.. ..I PARTY. feel that | would be
,'or ,.I,., y, 10 ny duty if said nothing,
e'.,r.s l'..,,. II 3, IL party that | am proud
patasl 3I'1rl =, make. read Democratic
't, l''r ss v., as The CAUCASIAN
gay''-q lgag 'tq.r Pgpa.l5t papers; try to
ll,,I NV st and firmly believe
I,, there i. roE as much necessity
Irhr Popa.st Party's continued
y,.,.r,a As tauro was for its begin
", ,a.. Senator Daniel and other
l'Ia I'@a.,a,4 say If the Democratic
a,rtc had ard 70 it's original prin-
yn,.. ua Peoples Party would never
sdc. started. 1t will not hold to
%m in the .a,ure, and, therefore,
~s necessity for the continuance of
@a PEOPLES pa'rty. Is the Demo-
cratic party uo.diug to Jtffersonian-
,,m and Rr,aulsm when goldbug ex-
hvor Grsut uclps Tammany in it's
L,nI,, Does the election of Crok-
sr. choice for Mayor Of Greater
New York smack of Bryanism9 AT.
tqrs., the duuuuciation of each other
las, wear DO it not look strange
nst Pau. Means, Alex Andrews, and
John Daniels should get together sc
|harmouIous.y| We read the News
and Observer with so much inter
est and pleasure last winter when
was maxim. .uch II manly fight TO
/ the people lu trying to annul tha
Southern E...rgad Lease, but nov
| all sorts OF democrats get togethe
and issn..5r aldress which Mr.. Dan
,ol. saws u,,,os like a beli.r but no
word in il about that infamou
lease which is still a living issue
They are proclaiming it aloud tha
our people are coming back to them
Id, thew think we are going t
lick the hand that smites US
J do they tulnk we have 80 500
forgotten Meu bull-pens, thel
denial TO us Of representatlo
on boards OF election, their yllllfica
ton and abuse of almost every ma
who dared to assert his manhood, VIII
dared to autagoull9 Democratl
Cleveland, Carlisle, Sewall, Ransol
and company They say that the
want white supremacy. l do ne
know true lOpUust who does ne
favor IT. but we DO not want one pal
OF the white people-the goldbue
aud mouoP.usts supreme over tt
other part. The same Anglo-Saxo
blood that penetrates their system
courses its way through our vein
and they regret that one white ma
will not submissi9ely down at tt
bidding Of another; but it does loo
Judging from the tenor of mar
Of their papers that we mu
pass through the same ordeal we d
few years back and which eve
old Popuust is used to, but l speak
Popuustic doctrine when | say tn
We are going to meet it like me
Cyclone Davis, of Texas, who has ,
Gently travelled through Colorad
Kansas and Nebraska, saws there
10 comparison between the ire,
ment Of Populists in those sectio
aud their treatment in the Sou,
Out there thsre ls harmony. 90
feeling, and concert of action
tween Popursts Democrats and {
YER Republicans There sucb m
as Senator TalIer Governor n
coube, Senator Alien and William
Bryan coucrde and resnect each O
ers rights and mil tooether in h
mony for the common good. \
Bryan, with his 10 600 Democr
sgaiustGO 600 PonnIists in Nebras
could not af,rd to no otherwise. @,
were he So di.nosed. I do not
Heve Mr.. B.yaR isaware of the tire
msnt received bv Southern Popui
who voted for him last wear. H
not aware that the speeehes of II