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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-20
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Capt. J. M. Camara has gone to Kau
on business.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

Every Peoples Party PAPER in North
Carolina denounces Skinner and the
boilers who betrayed their principles
and the people to defeat DR.. Thomp-
son and to elect Pritchard to the Sem
ate. Every one of our papers brand
their treachery in strong terms and
defend and approve the action of the
Peoples Party caucus IN branding the
b,lters and expelling them from the
party in shame and disgrace. The
CAUCASIAN has not the least consider
alton or respect for these boilers and
traitors, but it has less respect if pos.
sible for the few so-called Populists
who for week have been standing on
he fence trying to see which way to
jump to get a job. The Republicans
claim that there are several (outside
of the bolters) who are ready to &c
over to the boilers if they offer then
each q good Job. We will wait til
they jump before publishing thei1
names.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

The names Of the seventeen boilers
who sacrificed their principles and be-
trayed their constituency will be syn
o. yms Of disgrace and dishonor until
der names shall be wrapped in obliy-
-, Congressman Skinner was the
agency" selected by the gold and mo.
nopoly )nspirators to try to disrupt
and dest ~ the Peoples Party. He Sc
cured seventeen allies to assist him in
his infamous crime. They have sue.
ceeded In giving to the gold and mo.
nopoly conspirators the control of the
U. 8. Senate, but by this act they un.
Covered their treschery and infamous
purposes. They have been branded
and expelled from the party. There.
fore, the remainder Of their trssoher.
Gus scheme cannot DO carried ont
The party has been strengthened M
purified BY this pursing, and, there.
fore, We congratulate It and every
honest Populist In the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
TEN RECRUITS FOR EACH DEsERrER.

TEN RECRUITS FOR EACH DEsERrER.
From every quarter of the State
comes the solid and hearty endorse
ment Of the Populists at home of the
action of the Peoples Party caucus.
There are not two hundred Populists
In the State who abide with Skinner
and the boilers and each one Of them
10 hunting a bone from the Re-
publican pie. counter. The action
of the Peoples Party caucus in repudi-
ating and expelling the boilers has
given new life to the party everywhere.
Already the Peoples Party is gaining
recruits from both of the old parties.
A letter from Catawba county says that
the Peoples Party is 800 votes stronger
now in that county than it was at the
last election. From every quarter the
same news comes that the party will
get from ten, or hundred or a thou
sand recruits for each deserter. 1t is
blessing to the party to get rid OF
the traitors and pie-hunters in oul
camp. In the language of Col. Polk
the party has stripped for the Fray
The future for our party and princi.
Piles was never brighter and surer thar
now.
Close up the ranks, make room fo
the recruits and shoulder to shoulde
press forward with the fight.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04


Whenever - Popufiss attempts to
sell out, betrAy and kill his party, at
opG1e, the lpie, bunting, goldbug Repub-
Ilicapst pf0oeed, to testify to the true
R0pulism Of the traitors-traitors who
ars, iRspublican Misunderstanding
mose, nothing less. We have seen a
few cases in print within the last few
days. These same pie hunting, gold.
bug Republicans also stand ready to
certify to the true Democracy Of every
gold Democrat who tried (either open
ly or under cover to elect Mckinley
at the last election. A case in point
A Republican paper certifies to the
true Democracy of the Charlotte OBJ
server. The Observer is no doubt
proud to have its slim color of title
guaranteed by such unquestionable
authority.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

Every Peoples Party paper in the
State is branding and denouncing
Skinner and the boilers and traitorr,
OF course every one of these papers
endorses fully the action of the PEG.
pies Party caucus. Every paper and
good Populist in the State is surprised
and shocked at Tom Watson's course
In going out of his way to NEEDLE in
North Carolina affairs and especially
in siding with the boilers and traitors.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

Not very long ago man came to
North Carolina from Western State
and settled in Durham. As long as he
behaved himself, he was cordially well
coined and made to feel at home. But
he got the "big head" in some way and
began to write about and talk about
folks whom he did not know and who
did not know. him. He began to try to
run affairs among q people whose &C.
uius and spirit and characters he did
not know, and with whom he had not
sympathy with. Then he had to leave
he town. There are some folks now
not very far from Durham who can
can manage to exercise an ordinary
degree of intelligence.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
DON'T TAMPER WITH THE DONNIE
SION.

DON'T TAMPER WITH THE CONNIE.
SION.
Recently Republican paper in q
lengthy editorial, argued that the law
creating the Railroad Commission
should be repealed.
The chief reasons advanced in ad-
vocacy of the adjustment of the Com
mission are that some trivial claims
during the past year were adjusted, in
which the amounts involved were 30
small that they did not justify the at
tention and decision Of the Commits
ton; and therefore the burdens of the
people were increased, as much time
was consumed in the adjustment.
In 1891 the Alliance Legislature, in
obedience to the universal demand Of
the people Of the State, enacted the
law creating the Commission, ana il
there Is any just ground whatever for
complaint It 10 due to the dereliction
OF the Commissioners and not the law.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

We told you so! Every time that
threadbare, rotten old scheme for an
international silver conference comes
up, it means q nice job for somebody.
Congress is now engaged in passing q
bill appropriatiDg Sl00 600 to pay the
expenses of few people to Europe, to
see il the money lords over there will
kindly permit the United States to
have the flee and unlimited coinage OF
silver. This is the fourth time this
little game has been played. The PEG.
pie do the work to pay the fiddlers, and
haven't sense enough it seems to see
the folders sly winks and broad
grins.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

The Republicans in the legislature
played smart game to elect Pritch-
ard to the Senate. Pritchard had said
he would vote for free and unlimited
coinage of silver. Last week when a
resolution came up favoring the free
silver issue, the Republicans voted
almost solidly against. Seer They
let their candidate say something ia
get votes, but when it comes tn stand.
ing by what their candidate says, they
funk. Now, how does a fellow who
may have sold out to this combination
feel?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

OF IN animal ksswn - man tAss hap
pens not Go Be 1ass,ed-
0t.. os7A1lQs.., ~ 0ly
rsed, What right Ass>Ry iesisissars
to tsy force q Bh med Hssis - this
into Arms ofsrseefai pd tender.
iovi xneen.
have (ie@ this bog Aorhcod fox
on to Airl! xsansi ,s no iux>
ury. lie hsld-fAceA.ba rs-honeA me-
(ceesisI. The IDEA 81 taYPS q psnPssi-
|J III uple1ahlS6n, hAdeiAsAtA,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
B3EYixi;s aTi9E''i ~ .a ::
shall call . convention Of bscheloss 70
fpppsse shb tgvakseEcissssesisAtioa
Wen ,.hNw IA Iwqfld ~ So" have Q
dishff.d loHdSHtfssed essence Of no
nopolistic highway robbery. IN
I miSh.yntaf thconstitutionsl! Down
,r. Hrs ro so6d + TO tophet with t.
-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
An ADMIRER OF TOW VA

Whe 10 Surprised aud sho' ksd
soa's Courss I'm Encouraging
and the Boilers In Dsfe1'ins
list for Senator and Ei.c'inr
Rritehard.
Our Home.
The following is from the
columns Of o1r Hons, one
brightest and best Popuiist pfpl
the State. Mr.. j.. II. Greer. the
10 one OF the staunchest aud m7
ergetic in the Peoples Parry.
We have been O great s.H
Tom Watson. Tom ba- been D
agitatol. but - . political cp,
he 10 q failure. He has sppesrs1
in dead earnest in this mOsens
this 10 why We liked him.
faith in him has been terribly 4
almost destroyed. Duringts
torial contest in Kaleigh Toned
ed himself as being In Fympstj
Harry Skinner ir his eh0rts 70
the election Of Pritcbard. snt
Pritchard WA elected he riusll
erapheo generalization 20 -krn
MS election. This Vas the -
sending congratulations dfs
Prifchard. This will b. sb'
surprise TO the people who hsc
90 much confidence IN Tom v
Until Mr. Watson can quit tels
ing bis congratulations when
Goldoug senator IL elected,
never again command the resl
honest Populists, much less ibsi
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
NOTE.

, r On more than one occasion sx-
tracts have been made from edito-
rails in THE CAUCASIAN and sent
over the country by the Associated
Press as coming from Senator But
Ter, whom the editorials we're written
by the managing editor from local
standpoint. To prevent a reeur.
renee Of Impressions thus conveyed,
the editorials written hereafter By
Senator Butler will be signed IN. b.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Jan. 2s.-Henry
Heitfelf, Populist, was today elected
United States Senator to succeed Du-
6ois. The decisive ballot vas: Heft.
felt, 80; Dubois, 80; T. F. Nelson, /.
delt1elt got one Democratic vote and
one Republican Dubois Democrats,
Helt1elt il . farmer, and represents
Nee Perces county in the State Senate.
His age Is 40.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
BUTLER HeARIllY ~ m,
The Fopuiist Csuco. 4,
Unanimous vof. H. 1 am, !
Their National III, ,r,..

Shr irfnNN.
At the meetiny Of ib, Fa
Gus "Wednesday nigh. Aressirl
troduced BY II eprssruil,in I
Brunswick. v as uuAnimou.rl
BY q rising. vote eudor..tl I
Marion Be-. tiers course tlrmrl
recent 90 ntest.
the Resolution wa a. f0.ilEI
Whereas, the People. pIr
state has passed through al
In tae Senatorial cani-st, ard
whereas, notwithstanding
That . gold bug Republican 4
, elected TO the I nited state. =
ihe Aid Of the votes of mel d
elected n Populists, sud,
whereas, in ali. hs 81
| the Hon. Marion Bn.f IA,
himself to be q mAn tzu,
BY standing firmly Auc .
inSiy Tor the principlrs q ibsI
Party, Notwithstanding sact
action on his part has csli.c
his head the unsparing debur
OF the Republic party An
their abuse of him eqgaliing
ceeding the abuse hesped .
two and four years ago, by a
cratic party and pres. Wbel
standing for the very same 7
as today, therefore.
BE il resolved. That Ne, {
list members of this I-gisli
place fidelity to the principf
party above every other con.
desire to express our Appre
the labor of the Hon. Mario
and 10 assure him OF our
confidence in him, and We "
form the world that 80 long
mains true to the principl'
party as he has shown bim.el
the past, we are willing 10 fol-
he leads, and we, with Tin
dure Republican persecution
ten-egging il need be, I'D
"crOOk the pregnant hinge o
that thrift may follow fgWni
Resolved further, That Q
buttons ,e published in al {
that are willing to see iu-iir
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

Mr.. Watson
docs not surprss~
10 perfectly naiura S
preferred she elr
to that OF Br,a a..
ed his psei.reurr
vote for Bryan:u as..
Of Mark Hanna
the United STATE. >r-.t..
to the election Of 10y
senator, especially wEer, :,
that Senator dei.rn.
gold men shall hAK- -,
senate or the reoyis. A.,
the balance of power sa -
protect the inter, =, 40 y
the people. liis YER -
pearly every fellow Et- y
middle of-ihr-road "a y
last campaisn-eysry ,,,,l
such Q straight AZ -
Populist that he cot . - !,
vote the joint el-ciura to
enough such votes mean: ~
Of Bryan inst-sd a.. NJ,
been bowling and H0rt.,,
election of Pritchar. ana A.
election Of straight lups. -
ator from North 'sra,.u,
true OF nearly eytry %. Z
middle-of-the-rosd l'gpga..,
Carolina ard ever 81. o.r,,
uent so-called U.ec..F.
Populists in other late. /,
90 anxious for the election ,
ard that they wrot- si..,
kilograms TO Ral-ish 4
ards interest. endorsing ~,
the boilers, and adyi-lng IL,
for Hanna's candidate irr.
Q straight Populisi Tor NJ,
Senator. As chief amerg Z
one Thomas T.. Watson. l-s,
in the near future mas n,
light on this meddlins A..
procedure on Mr.. MAt.or,l
suffice IL TO say. that ibe.s a
some light on Mr.. wAts0ns
and the motives that IFunE
pursue the strange aud fool
that he did in the Ia, amp
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
, w caifspeeiaI at,entioH to the res,

NJ caif special atsentioh to the rsso-
buttons (which WIFI be found In the
Legislative proceedings in another col
umnt inst raeting our Senators and
.congtsssIben on important question:
III, ls8islation. Both Senators and oil
Ikhe Congressman from this State will
have to vote right on every important
question iefore Congress or breah
these instructions. The State Senate
passed these resolutions by . goot
majority. Now let no time be lost IL
passing them through the House,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

ArsrIH, Tex Jan. 9S.-w. J. Bryar
Wss gwen . public reception in tho
GovefnorS private room today and
curing the two hours, 1000 people
n!ed through and shook hands Witt
MN. Many ladies were among the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

Can This beWhAt 10 the Matter with Wat.
washington Post.)
Tom Watson says Billy Bryan is not
much OF an orator after all. Tom
would doubtless give the Mckinley
administration . good notice at the
top OF column and next to pure read
ing matter in exchange for that seat
in the House.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

8lDSle sIue Upubst IL thS 20
wIurnS rxIs VII accept patronage
lftsvo4FYmindTfro9 2eHnts deal.
er and patronage at the hands Of the
ts6nsEsa MO afnhd$ combine, be ems
sagaee tteis IAfaAAus 4oSduot. and IN
suits We, yi,eoplss Rarity organiza-
ton. When he does this, then
in .tbe future, his course is in one
direction, ~ and 4 Iours is 10 an
other, Aud il any, fopnlist ac-
cepts any patronage or fsvors from
the Governor in the face Of these facts,
be will be willfully and knowingly
betraying his party and bartering hin
principles to get the job, and wln b
Yepndiated BY the people, just ~ 'they
base sepudiated and branded the
! trsscbery and betra yaI Of Skinner and
! the seventeen Marx Hama boilers. IAt
eyery Ropuiist member Of the Legish-
ture, stand on the floor in the House
and Senate and dsnounce and hraNd
these bills BY which the boilers hop
to get their booty, and By which the
| Governor and the Republican machipf
! hope to demoralize and destroy, tn
Peoples party at home. Be on y oul
guard and watch closely and keenlJ
the developments. at Raleigh for tn
next few weeks. .,....,...t. NJ. b.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

Tho Boilers and Traitors are More to
Blame Than the Republican Machine:
Kings Mountain N. c. Reformer.
Senator Pritchard and his friends
have promised to take care of Skinner &
Co., and we hope those gentlemen will
get into the Republican party where
they belong.
We do not blame Senator Pritchard
for working to obtain the POpulist OF
free silver vote; but we do blame
Skinner for being made q tool of and
those boilers for their treachery.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
KISaIs0 AND TIMELY Address.


In another column will be found a
wise and strong address TO the 1'eo-
pies Party voters OF the state and Ma
ton, issued BY unanimous vote OF the
Peoples Party caucus OF the General
Assembly OF North Carolina. .i
This address was called forth By The
Infamous methods and action OF Mafk
iianna's boodling agents in securing
the election OF Mr.. Pritchard TO the
senate. When the Peoples Party Or
ganizstion could not be pursuaded,
buil-dozed. or bought into supporting
IIanna's candidate for the Senate TO
give the Republican machine the 1nl-
ance OF power In the United states
senate, then the agents OF Wall street
and all OF the allied combines and no
nopolies pr0ceededto try 10 disfupt
and kill the Peoples Party, and ail7
ing in that, secured enough boilers
from our caucus to accomplish their
immediate purpose. ... .,.. .dr IN, 81
The address not only sets out - rhe
facts In respect to the boilers but IL
also clsssifies and brands the TRAITORS
TO our party and principles IN hii
state and elsewhere, Who aided and
Rbetted in this black and infanous
business. ..'.'..' .''" Dr.. =
The address also states. how the
great ma jority of the Peoples Party
members of the legislature, who stood
true and unfalteringly against such
tremendous pressure and terrible
temptation, promptly established the
purity and integrity of the Peoples
Party by purging the organization,-
driving from its ranks in shame and
disgrace,-the boilers and TRAITORS
who, in trying hour, sacrificed theiI
principles and betrayed their constit.
uents.
The address then points out the fac
that the two old parties have neve
thus branded and expelled from thei
organization their members who be
trayed the people, and therefore point
out clearly the distinctive line of de
marcation between our party and tn
two old parties.
The address then appeals to tn
members of our organization in ever
other State in the union to take hee
lest the same insidious and pOisOnOI
influences creep into the organi
triton to undermine it and sap the vi
tally of its principles.
The address closes with a ringin
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
The coanissioa has bees pessass
li IS: I /: 9alQsa!!::::::
|pfsss1ivhins Is - th Eeg ~
g.; !: =: e: c.: :; s;

opalified Zoe the esSPeH<ee}e t0sssssv'
but should Be sincerely in favor OF the
[p1uples reforms.
-No-4<gisassurvrxr xnufu 10 ueis
the viii OF the people ~ repsalins TIE
law Of 10 any way, inpaifinG the use
fulness OF the Commission. III th"y
attempt it they will justly deserve the
oeotempts and condemnation OF All
honest men who desire 10 curb the
DOW e. of the railroads in this state.
-
The railroad influence has always
been powerful, dangerous and corrupt
log: but the people now have some re-
course and redress through the instru-
mentality OF the commission. With
men OF nerve, stability and unswerv-
lag devotion to the best interests oil
the state on the commission; mer
who can not be corrupted or infiu'
9 iced by the railroads, great benefit,
| will he derived, and every true repre-
se atative of the people should exer
/ III u tuC Cuu Suot ShC
If the commission may be increased.
OF course the railroads would ejoic
to See the law repealed, but every reg
islator who honestly represents tn
people should oppose any effort to re
peal the law. That Republican paper
probably instigated by some railroa
representative, seeks to create hostili
ry to the commission. Let those VII
serve corporations. monopOlies an
railroads remember that il they COZ
tinue In their wild and mad career re
tributive justice will yet overtak
them.
We do not think it would be unfai
! to say that in assailing the commissiO
and advocating its adjustment, tt
Republican paper was actuated by e,
treme partizan bitterness and SPIT
against Hon. Ohio Wilson, who oppo
ed the reelection of Pritchard.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
VIII 60 into the R.publican Camp.

Progressive Farmef.)
In our opinion the last grand act Of
leadership to be displayed by Harry
Skinner will be to lead the little army
Of boilers up to the Manufactured
pie counter. There and then bis lead
ership will forever end and he will
then find refuge in the Hanna camp
just as DR.. Zertucba found Q safe re-
treat in the lines Of tie Spanish army
after he had lead Gen. Maceo into the
trap where he was to be killed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04

withheld that the Popaiise. hoped TO
elect . Peoples Party senator from
Eh6{l36si.ir EIa1S0ska
dealing. The Psop,ef Psssy steadily
refrard to |afe A. ax3eemens
VI ia it could be pIfssa to sci
q kchsrd, after he d aSed for
h sE2pdaad, and so kr rs any
knsemeA. Atered b we eonea
"a, the fopuifHs were eonsi5tentiy
free to support any man whc decisTed
fe PoppT{9 bEFsJpies fnt efbt6
himseif Il pfomets .hsn.-EnonS6
men who were elected n ropulisss,
however, failed to stand by either
principle or ,psrt L. Ind The mott pro-
nounced aud rabiA ononopolistie ~
ministxAtion sserkooWS in this ceun-
" wss, BY che Action >of sheset men,
giysn power :, e se a AZ se,lxas and
puxpQses.. sfInd G7uIs, y-hI T-ds
gaa .gdf bnisfs so - III -iqosd ~
. SO, while BY the combination naue
in the State, the Populists got hve
Con gressmen, Il must &c. lemsmbefed
that they are mewhess& ashrsaebover
whslningiy conaroiisA blythe Hepub-
| lsoaas and much csnhdtP be- xpectsd
from, Them I'd 'ratherink their. PIhai,
Pile, OF the Pespless faRty,s yhe sp-
poxtsaitynwhich theaRopuAsts'sf thfs
ssses had for, siWps both the pHpSl:
pies md parti 4ttemsndouA mpetu,
waa thrown ENTHUSIASTICALLY oawapped
of for, tpier--snd suob IN opportunity
will never leene to- them again. Their
lfsilnte 70 htaks advantage of such I
/ grand cha noe Is was open to them wa
EdisastrMA--s crime. 1t was the onl!
thing worth contending for and win
ming so far as the politics Of this Stat'
was concerned. Instead of taking from
monopoly and greed the oppressiv
power against which the Peoples Part!
was organized, these so called Popu
lists deliberately pursued such cours
IS to make it certain that monOpol,
> and greed should have all the powe
= they needed. And without them tina
D power could not have been had. Thi
action will grow blacker As it grow
\ older. So then, for all practical pun
' poses and in all essentials, the COOP
% GRAFTON of Populists and Republican
0 Il this State has been a dismal an
7 disastrous failure. Only the contempt
: ible "pie hunters" see any good in
= And this is LESSON NUMBER TW(
Now then, cooperation with Dem'
= Gratis was failure. Cooperation wit
u Republicans is failure. What mex
e More cooperation? Not if the peop
e can profit by experience. If they sha
have sense two and four years from nov
lco.OperatiOn will not be necessary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-02-04
THE PRITCHARD BOILERS AND TRAI.
TORS.

The Opinion of the Press on the Fellows
Who Battered Their Principles and He.
trayed Their Populist Constituents for .
Consideration.
(Washington Post.)
One of the first duties of the Nc
kinley administration will be to find
an Office for every Populist member of
the North Carolina Legislature. who
voted for Pritchard.