The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29


The discussion lasted ssssi f..rsns
. half hours.
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sAs 1yusA-
Bot Glenn Gas ADVERTISED 10 sp<.A
~ Clinton on last SATURDAY. and q 90.
people about town succeeded an get
ting themselves In o mighty state 81
sxcitemeut over the co0inx Of tal.
political abuser and mud siinRss. ana
&C was not until the speskisg bessL
that they we're able TO lower their tra.
perature.
There Was Q horseback pstsk. 10 tho
depot 20 meet the speaker. uhi n too.
~ several streets of the town b~for-
reaching the speakers stand. Mr.. D.
w. Kerr arose 10 introduce the speaker
aud announced that Mr.. Glenn could
not be here TO al bis appoiutms at. bat
that NJ. b. T. Aycock had come In hi,
stead to expoond the doctrine of tho
strait and narrow way asappl'ed 20 tie
'upterrined Democracy.
About the nsst shing the speaker
said after he left HE oWn iatsoductor,
Was 90 acknowledge that the Populi.l.
were right IN leaving the Democratic
party, but did not seem 90 realire the
fact that he made himself ridiculou.
By pleading TO item % return noe
simply upon the stsengtA Of his uosa
for IL that they have repented, been re-
generated and b0sa agaiu, and tIsi
IL would be rank heresy for any one Ia
ssy that she Democrat party ever
could fall from grace again. IL had
fallen once but somehow or other W
are To believe that since they have 70,
ten To stealing plauks from the Poyu-
| list platform that We have not got
anything left 10 stand on and that W
ought 10 be willing TO occupy jus; any
place or position ON this platform OF
ours which they stole from us and that
We should consider % . privilege and
honor 10 do 90. They ask us 10 Judge
them by their word and not By their
works and give them another chance
at the Offices TO sell out FOR all they are
worth.
Nov here are some thisss be said too
ridiculous for comment: said that
Democrats gave North Carolina better
government and with less money than
any other State in the world. The
cause for this Vas that every dollar COL
ltcted they used for the benefit of the
people. That the Democrats did not
take politics into the judiciary iik~
the iusionists had done. Talked q
great deal about . fusion Judge being
zoo drunk 10 bold court. That the So
prene Cur. construed laws 90 tber.
would Be enough money In the stair
Treasury TO pay them their salaries.
That Cyrus Thompson 10 Republican
candidate for the United States Senate
two years hence, and that he 10 cam
paiE ming the State on Hanna money
That negroes have taken charge Of the
schools Of North Carolina That Jim
Young examined the departments ia
the white asylum II Raleigh, while tb-
principal Who 10 q Democrat has said
time and again that this accusation L.
lie. Said that the Populists having
proff~red the Democrats Q proposition
Of principles upon which 10 co oper-
Ate, and then that the Democrs ats re-
fused % cooperate he did BOT ses hoN
any Populist c0ala b. called upeo ~
vote his party ticket. Said thss ~ the
Democrats stole the Populiss plat
form f0e 10 NOT 20 steal The Rspubli
; can, but foe us 70 cone On and hesp
them use our pisffosm. Said that fu-
sion had put women 20 ploughiog and
/
cut on the campaign and Eight until
AFFAIRS. Said that the Democests have
no idea Of disffanc bisia n the ilIisessfe
= while II 10 fact that some Of the mosl
prominent Democrats In this county
have pubiscly acknowledge that 10 they
!, got In power again that they would
, make laws like those In some Of thr
other southern 6tstea That the virtue
honor ETC., Of the state 10 sedsngerec
, on account Of fusion. while thu facts
are that the P0palists Ia some Of tbs
negro counties - veil - the Pops
. lists in the State at large prodered The
, Democrats cooperation for white gos
eminent - veil a. Ter III other tbiss,
I they claim 70 desire % much and just
/ 90 often they have said By their &C.
lions and their words that they prefer
: negroes in oeioe 70 PopslistS. Thai
, the women zee the danger Of the scan
dals and the horrors Ne are coatsnd
J ing with, that the women are aroused
} and that he appealed to the men 10
! save the W0Oea. I'VE invite Mr.. Ay-
cock 80 inform himself With q com
2 PEARSON Of crime in North Carolina
. and other southern States.) Take Of
ices Gus and North Casolins would 60
Democratic By 100 COO Tomorrow. Didn't
care about Populists holding Office bat
that il 10 pfinciples ~ 10 conteoding
, for. Had . great Zeal 70 say about
. Populists voting for Republican gold
> beg. but seemed to think il would De
e alright for then to vote for Democratic
goIdbugs. Told the negroes boW much
4 che Democrsts had done for them 10
6 the way of educatioa, the establish
\ mept Of charitable institutions for
q their race ETC., and seemed 20 think
that everything that Democrats do
e for the Niger Was alright. but thai
0 anything the P0pulists did for them
e Was al Wrosg.
Il At the Close Of Mr.. Aycocks speech
Mr.. w. Kerr Was called for and made
: Q speech telling bow extravaSaot and
o corrupt has bern P0pulioe Legislation
b and although ne left before he sdvsnc-
d ed very far with bis speech We under
?. stand that HE speech - well - thai
D Ut M. Ayeock did good for the feo-
Il ples party. aud We would be glad Tor
Then 60 speak here again before tbe
. elocaion IL We shosld have more any
veak.kueed POpulists 20 contend
-IVish There vas crowd Of about ~
e people cocsistieg Of about 100 Demo.
. Iorass, ITO Populists, 50 looies and ~
. eegroos. Quite . nu0be9 q the PoP'
q ulists Who came here 70 hear the speak.
3 ing did % because they I'D heerd snsI
. sh<re would be joist dsecoasio@ -
}. D~m"csats had better CAL - toess
I.D-skees ouIoss they are Dokioe -
!. .er impeessioa el6sWbese ~ ~
J. nave done 10 thls oeoney.