The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-01

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thew ssc.~ IN iA~ rsns sss a.. sf 49,
i,~@aesatie party ef y Nssts ssrsIins Q
shtrt- sins Of eisGgss sf th~ seslaa .f
ts l~sdsss- The sasA sns el~ sf ths
tb~mecraftc pssfy .ais. -. k~ltsss o.
the fopailsssN . ssf is tho n~msesstir
oansention. ie th~ Ssll-sa~-. ts--aias
dos n aroa %, sed sfssrvsra. Q Is~ua-
eeSs' ca1s hy m. ses .sas that
sstflss the oour.~ Which sns 80 t-as.
cue b~rssft~s. 10 shss.th~ hyrs-rt.y
OF i~merrafir pros~sstsn.. sni b-ev-
sft~r cast my vote saL th~ r..pls.
farfD vher~..r % mag TO ,issa
Arplsa'~f Yet ssesy b~nersttc Pc
Per IN fh~ land nov '~ii. ss.al ss.s
yord~r. ms; h~re. bot -sosy os-
yond~s. the rapaIi.r. are Is-sA az
their b~cAs io ct ssoa ints th- Is-ms-
cratic parfy. no ysu e~lisss %
Several Noic~sr No No., lao 200
o~ii-s~ az I ~iii tell yea insi y..
can 60 into tho state oi North ,ss.-
hna to-day aud yoa sii ned mere
i'~mocrats leaving tho I,~ssv-rsiae
party and coming "a "a, than yos csa
nnd men leaving the rspsii.t pssty
To 60 io the is~mocsats. whaf 40 yos
= n nj In. 49,
par.y for. We vent oct ON Q psoph-
-cy aud . partial faiaiss~nt- Al thss
yoa have psoph~si-d of them ss. o.sa-
true. What are yoa going hasA fesp
Why. ~ .. lac the fellow ~ha lslG
Texas. lii. crors costisssIiy fsl.~d
and slaughtered th~ psossis~s of tt-tr
sprinG time- lie at last raii~d q. h..
cabin door and Ubisi led fos D.. dog
and.urot~ upon the doos: slaseusli
f~nAs; ] bid you . long sdiss. rnsy
60 Ia he'll. but Ia never ooms bsea "a
you."
When they put "a. To The tsst in The
Presidential campaign of l-s-c Se
walked right square up and said. you
MONS mated him but we uiii vote fos
him. And w- did 10. They scratched
the ticket, bus the I'opuiisis did NO;
scratch. said TO the repa-
lists: "Donr scratch but let
The Democrats scratch. The nsso sho
have the itch are the men Who ouslf
TO scratch" lou can tak~ the s.cosd
Of that election aud 10 viiI chow ,su
hat we'stood up almost to q man, bat
the democrats did not stand up. No.
no. Many Of them put up the raius~r-
Buckner ticket and voted 20: aud when
they did not vote that ticket they won't
right along aud scratched of the Pop
uiist electors and voted for the lp~m-
ocratic, and when. they did not do
| shat they went and voted for william
Nc kinley 20 be President Of the Z a,-
ted States: and yet they cali tbsm.
| selves Democrats. There were m~u
who sat In that late democratic osn-
yention Of May 2Gth Who scratched the
Popuiist electors and sWose that they
| would not vote that ticket: there were
men who sat in and around that con-
y.ntion that voted the Palmer and
Buckn~r ticket. You had o man by
the name OF Bird. over here In Hasu~tt
county, who did ~. The chief mana
ger and controlling IN iuence in all that
Democratic convention Vas A. Is. Aa-
drews, Vice President Of the soui bsrn
Railway, the manager Of the politics of
the Democratic party Of North Caro-
L
william Mckinley TO be- Presidest of
these L nited States. lie dictates the
chairman, says who shall b~ the chair
man of the Democratic Executive
Committee. why. indeed, it b. true
that little while after the convention
met. an exjudge of The Democratic
party was sitting in front of the Var
boroug hotel Ia Raleigh, and Q young
uppity Democrat came out and spoke
to him and said: Judge, Who 10 goi nR
10 be chairman of the Democratic
State Committee The Judge said I:
go and ask Colonel Apdrevs. he can
tell you." And In few weeks after
that the COMMITTEES got together and
elected Mr. simmons cbaismso, b.
cause Alex Andrews and the raiiroed
influence In North Carolina wanted
him tb-se. The Mckinley infaeace
in North Carolina heads the Demo
cratic party In North Carolina: there
10 no escape from that. And pct they
60 sbout and cry: -Tbe Democratic
party 10 segeberated: return, oh 70
prodigsis, return" . sag that the
Democratic party is in the control of
the gold men and monopolisfs "a
North Carolina day and that there
10 no element of financial reform in
it's leadership. Only Q little While be.
fore the last national convention. Mr.
Simmons, tbe pow chaismau ef the
democratic state Executive Commit.
tee. then holding Collector place
, which was occurred for him By Ksnsou
no, until Vance was dad. o lob which
he got from Cleveland. asS which paid
him . matter Of Eve os six tbosss ac
dciisrs . year, stated In the washing
, ton Post, possibIy in February, thal
North Carolina Was all right for cisye.
I land and for gold Mr.. aimmops, tn.
man who sent but the secret risculsi
IN the campaign Of lssz that cut oui
from his vote. not only the ignoesn
negro, but the unsuspectipg white mel
in North Carolina. 90 much 20 that d.
became infsmously known among tb,
honorable yeonsnry Of the sisas o
North Carolina - S~cr~t Circular sIm
mons. Who Was chairman Of the Ip~p
ocratic state Executive Commitfee be
4 fore that. and on the com@iffes rigb
, now Clement Manly. q very rIese
2 gentleman, but not silver man and
|. Democrat like the rank and lie Of tn
h Democratic party in North CaroIius
j. . man Who little while before bs %
= made chairman in 1876. Wsofe tn J. "
> lGSainger, Q committeeman. Of the too
OF kinsten, Lenoir county, saying: .
= hope We will never submit d
= North Carolina 10 this silver craze
Il Nov somebody may want To deny tbi
e statement when he denies it { vii
q bring the witness 10 prove What
d have said.
Now, TO prove further ths; they ar
a not genuine in their professions ia
a silver, this man GrsingeS, who is
M silver man anc Was on the commitfe
, up 20 the late State convention, is d.,
is placed nov BY another man. whs
n further than thaty Henry l.. Steven
o Of waYsaW Was . silver man. He ~
a on the committee. He Was q little bi
in in the way and they put him out On
II put our friend, DR.. John Faison. Q ms
Of Who believes that Grover Cleveland
D. the grestest man the Lord has create