The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-19

They vooid b. eses ssces frsnsIr tsas
ever IN their ~ffsts Ia uaaks To s-~~s.i.
h~is~vs th~y mean uhss tb~y say
The t-~ops~s rarty pissfss~ o. 'a-
oaiy s~m~dy offes~A fss tru-t.. Ib-
scAroiiy of rsensy oas-~s th- ~.t.f-sc~
Of trusss. Win piessy of ron-y sud
o lass ecotroi Of the n~sns ef ir-ns-
ressatitsa ts1sss cannot ssi.t. Ses
cannot remove the evil vithsst goinx
To ths soo' Of L.
IL is Q matter Of tine. and Q very
short time. uss,i ore man viIi ocstra.
every railroad In the usis~d stst... J
r,e'p.n' noesan, ,s: ansao'.i sssni
Of the Rothschilds In Lo.don.
the New York. New lss-n a
Hartford: the Eric sys,sa: Th-
Big Four, the Reading. tn N.w
York Central: the L.high Valley.
the Chesap~ake a Ohio; the Nortb bsra
Pacific sod the Ssothsrn Railway.
NCw this 10 What makes trusfs-ivw
psiccs and lack Of mop~y. With Tho
railroads In the hands OF tho
gold trust The hanks and raii-
roads own the country to-day.
Nov IL 10 thes~ railroad men and espk
meu that want other ts.u.s broasht
forward. Hut I tell yoa that nothing
will restore prosperity sxo~pt mce-
money and jusser transportation. Tho
men Who control the Instrument. az
ommerce-mon~y and the mean. oi
trapspoetstton-sse the m~n wbo con-
troll trusts.
The best tariff the world ever
saw will not restore prosperity. nor
will the WORT tariff you ever sa~
cause the hard ;imes that are no~
upon us.
senator Butler referred bris fiy TO The
tendency vf the money power to ct
control of schools and church lie
said: "One Of the most dsne~rou.
things you have to-day 10 the sti~mp'
Of moDopol,es To g~t hold of our
schools and churches and poison tho
sources Of tTath.-
IL is impossible for us Co d. justice
20 senator Builer's speech by attempt
ing 10 even give . synopsis at 10. lie
Wss listened To With The elo.~.t at
teution and held his aud,eoc- closely.
Very few iefs the house while he was
speaking. Notwithstanding many Of
them had 90 stand for want of s~sts.
soTRs AND COMMENT.
The crowd was sober and quiet aud
we're evidently there To learn some
thing and net tn engage In any of The
wild demonstrations that usually
chsfactsStIe q Dewocrsttc res sh,r,
parade and blowout, and the spsech
Was such ~ they wanted To hear. Tb~y
were 90 sober aud quiet asd that the
Charlotte Observeris correspondent
WAS, IL seems, amazed at IL. aud mis.
took the earnestnsss and intense In
|. terest - q lockout Of enthusissm.'
He evidently though; . crowds inter
est should be measured BY the amount
} OF noise they make. but the fact i'
/. Senator Butier requested the audi.
; ence 20 be quiet N he Was not fs~iin {
: well.
The Charlotte Observer quoted Mr.
4 Butler - saying that Ibis party 9. or
, the market ready To fvse sgain-wb'
{ entirely false. ne said no such thing
1 He did say that the Peoples Psri
. would make fight against monopoly
!. rule aad for the principles for which
the 80 true and brave Popuiists s;oos
. IN the last Legislature Agsibst suci
{ fearful odds and in the face Of 90 mari
. temptation, and that u no party wouit
4 Join them In :he fight, The People
} Party would make the fight In tE,
n middle Of the road and that he woui,
: canvass this state from one end 10 ih
other in such contest.
4 Col. Oliver II. Dockery, .tbe Old "a
e horse Of the Pee Dee" occupied . zee
Q on the stand with the sp~sk~r. Tb'
2 Colonel wss veil pleased with TN
{ speech and Afterwards said that b.
, pronounced IL unanswessbie, that tn
y senator left very few cracks open.
Q Col. D0ckery left the Repu blicao part
: in the late campaign FOR the sam'
= reason that Teller and others ief
Is. He 10 Q bHncoln Republican of tn
y old school and 10 . better Democrat
I nearer In accord with the tsachings @
Thomas Jefferson. than any manbin
L Democrat 10 this state to-day.
II Congressmsn Sbuford sccompsni~'
>. senator Butler here from Raleigh an
o formed acquaintance With Q numb~
o Of PopuIists here Who were very favor
. ably Impressed with him. lie and th
. Senator left on the 8: III train for &c
= taubs county. Mr.. Butler spoke .
'e Newton Saturday and at Concord Mon
= day.