The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

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Recent syea's tAN- shp-n ths q.
c. siiy for .FhiirNitan So. n-Nan af
s.tiliag : n -gl;iss b. fursn l.bar AUd
( eApital and The f~d~rsl e. pvstsDsuf
! BY applying the Trinslpl- g. GARNET
engage! a. interstate con rusfue
would s-t n mnsi rAlufafN sAAmTir
. 90 the State Should tbs. ~hn "a
vor arbitration. ~ ngh'ing Zach oih.
CT. dcny - IA. lahoisrc men thlH
great booui
IL the qasst loEs ABOVE rTss~uioa
have lost none of ih-ir lmpor;arc.
~ would scem that CO OPERATION o.
proper nov. u proper u months $50.
1. - a..
ties which could trust rsrh oihsf
then cannot do go nov. A. ihsr- hsa
been 10 EAiionsl convention sino.
1894. IL 10 Impossible 60 Jadgr of Tho
present Intentions OF the three par
, ties unless We take Tor oar criisTaAn
the actions OF those who stand al n
! representative capacity.
p The Democrats. popniists aud tli
D yer Republicans who IA 500 fayotsA
J. the reforms which have mrniinn.a
% favor them 10 dAy. Th.rc - not
4 prominent man of ANY of the pzriits
g which united IN ls.sa ~ho lsE Ahan
e doned any OF the reforms Which drew
;. the parties together.
b Tho Gold Syndicate ana "a. Irs.s. ulir
Ia ss nffsa.
r The advocates al the gold stand
ard. the enemies OF lndep.nl a.
y meialism, the opponents al the
{. gre.nbAc ks. ihe iTi.nds Of national
{ bank notes, IA. defenders 81 iruhif
l. the supporters OF government by ~
IL junction. aud those WHO Oh J.ci 60 AZ
: bitraiion aud at income iAn-All
these find no difficulty IN uniting ca
Y the main issues, 10 matter how much
they may differ upon minor oIes.
4 shat 1ho-- orr.-a 80 nslua.
III ShAl. the friends Of reform show
Ices sArnesiness or less ssgacii, Ne
~ forms are often delayed by an a.
iE tempt 10 secure too much, xhll.
progrsss Is usually made liiile At
AE time. IL one cheflshes al. hop. 81
nj laying up competency for old ace,
Ip- be does not refuse TO rave anytime
IT. until he can save all that b.. desire
.o- IL he Is wise be lays aside a hal
each day and makes Il ihe ioundA
TO ton Tor has fortune. Society moN..
forward slowly. Circumstance ma
o. a. possible 10 riss 10 = plane n hi;i
ET higher than that occupied baton,
,oR and from thIs new vantage groun
the fight iE renewed for al. cnptur
are of some greater height. Holland hA
es, express'd an idea which may well o.
the applied 10 the unc.aslng cont.
nth waged by those who would impros
ere the condition OF society and prom OF
asst the welfare of the human race. II
cd, says:
are "Heaven is not gained by a siugl
bound,
,. We build the ladder by winch we 81,
TO From the loSly earth TO the yAulir
bly, skies,
v il And mount 10 lis summit round a
i've round.
ing Es says let olh.r f..... w.t.
re Many millions az our people b
out lleve that TIE reforms above .nnu
NV. Grated will bring vast advantage
bal the pr d lcers of wealth. but wheib.
n the advantage be much or lisa.
'e- these are the things which lic IA
ak meciateIy an front of us, and ih.
MS DE decided one Way or the other h.
OF fore more remote QUESTION, eye
az though they be greater ones. can \
mo seriously considered. What ,hoag
90 there be questions which may ali
vas mstely separate those who fougi
eSs together in the last campaign. VI
efs Democrats, Populisis or Silver 4.
oil publicans toe the worse for hnyin
u.s. secured those things for which the
az. are jointly con;endineg
'iai strength In Union weaken. iu I,,,,,,o
:, Attention rs "A means 10 an en-
VIC not the end itself. To secure n T..
things rs better than TO adyoca,
'ne many things and get nothing. 90
q opponents not only recognize ia,
e'S there is strength ia union. but III.
Ih also recogn T. that there ia x.nkn.,
-; DIVISION. and therefore they ma
be expected TO present a united fror
-,, whenever the Interests of agQreg,
- ted wealth are attacked, and ID.
may be expected TO spread disc,
SONS Wherever possible among N
roi reform forces.
b,, Schemes Of the Es.m,
on The Democrats will be warn.
emit against becoming tainted with Pc,
in uiism, and yet Jefferson denounes
uc- banks OF issue, and jackson entsre
in INTO a contest with the money nov.
the before there was a populist mart,
on while the bimetailic system wss :.
tsbiished in the United State befo,
il any political party was organize,
9s Our enemies will warn the Ponpl,s,
the against association with the Dem,
|. a erats, and with unsiinted praise con
the mend those who are credited Wi,
of putting principal above Office
to The Republican party will glad
of leave the Populists in possession {
to all the principles, 50 long as III
lth Republicans are permitted TO hol
ali the Offices, because political prir
ciples are of no service to the publ
until they are enforced, through ID
n legislative. executive and jaaici,
eed departments of the government. Tn
MS SILVER Republicans will be asked I