The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-14

iof A income tax. SEQ
favor an incom. 'sr .-. -
needed reform Ly hstt---. "a
Trusts are h.sux orr.
cry hard. AID N. point.
The indss'TA Ncl'Ar- H.
Is being meraect ~ tt... $3.50.
gregatiors of rsp'a
Who oppose trusts -
ting their .risi.n-. 90 ...
othsrs "
p~~s Win "s'.ra--at r, 4.
Government By ir..r.,.
er sarce 10. .lerfan- .s
oped neu dagger. suG... .....
ems the existence 90 .-r
Shoald those Who or.
msnf hy Injunction a. ...-
n permanent part ~. ngr
TEN by hghiing cNch rf...H
Recent events have s..
cessiiy Tor srbitrAGnu &C.. -..
settling difficulties hl'z..-
capital and the FedrrA. ....-
by applying the Irlurlg..
engaged IN interstate ..
would set n most aAlgsa-. .....
10 the States. ShouId tt....a..
vor arbitration. rs n.h-..-.-....'
CT. deny IN the laeai.es ....
great bocni
TX the qa'silOrs Ahufr .r. ....
have lost none oi thor ......
II would seem that 60
proper now. IL proper lS ..
unless ~ can b. shown to-. ......
ties which could irGst ,. ....
then cannot do go noE. 4. .......
been 10 national couv,t ...-.
1896, II Is impossible g. ads. I..
present Intentions OF to, ;..... -.
ties unless we take for olt 49,.
the actions of those who .r.. ...
representative capacity.
The Democrats. PopLarf. ..r..
yer Republicans who IN l-s. .......l
the reforms which have u.--t....I
favor them 10 dsy. Tier, 49,.
prominent man of ANY of tie f...r..-
which united in lslG who Ia. r.,-
doned any OF the reform Nh... .-,r
the PARTIES together
The Gold sypdI.ai. aud ga. T..
b- tnit-d-
The advocates of the god s..H
ard. the enemies of indep. ...,
meialism, the opponent .. ~.
greenbacks, the friends al ras ..
bank notes, the defender o.. ia.
the Supporters Of governmrn; ~
Junction, and those who oi,..,s. ....
biiration and an income g.
these find no difficulty in une..-..
the main issues, no matter how .....
they may differ upon minor uf,.
Shall Those opp..d br tulf.a
Shall the friends of reform ...u
less earpestness or less sagacIts a,
forms are often delayed hv al 81.
tempt 10 secure too much. u..,
progress as usually made n lItt., a,a
tame. IL one cherishes the iai.a n,
laying up a competency for Ola age.
he does not refuse 10 rAve ana .r-
until he can save all that b. i, r.
liz he rs wise he lays ASIDE little.
each day and makes u The lul.9a.
ton for his fortune. Society ma...
forward slowly. CIrcnmsiAnce. mals
II possible 10 rise ioa plane I'f.,
higher than that occupied h,f....
and from this new vantage rfo.rg
the fight 10 renewed for the cAff.fr.
OF some greater height. HOLLAND hha
expressed an idea which may ", y,
applied to the uncsasing oout,.s
waged by those who would improve
the condition OF society and promo,
The welfare Of the human race. IIg
says:
is not gained 10y a nrr.c
bound,
We build the ladder by which W. g..
From the lowly earth 20 the vaul,,d
skies,
And mount TO its summit round ty
round
Ne says Let other I..u.. msr
Many millions of our peot la l....
ieve that tie reforms above .uuu-
Grated will brii z vast Advantage
ne producers Of wealth, but Whoia,r
he advantage be much or Little.
.hese afe the things which De lru
nediateiy IN front of as, and ih.y
Dc decided one way or the other be-.
ore more remote question:. eyon
hough they be greater ones, can b..
'eriously considered. What tholra
here be questions which may uIf.
nately separate those who fouglf
ogether IN the last campaign. ~.
Democrats, Populisis or Silver n.
'ubllcans be the worse for hAvlur
ecured those things for which th.y
re Jointly contendingf
trseRth In Cnion wsskess Ia Di,l.Iau.
Attention rs a means TO an en-
lot the end itself. To secure a f.u
hipgs is better than 10 adyocate
many things and get nothing. Oar
pponents not only recognize thai
mere is strength in union, but thcy
iso recognize that there is WeskueE.
division. and therefore they may
9 expected TO present a united frort
'henever the Interests OF aggregA
ed wealth are attacked, and tbey
lay be expected TO spread dikseu
IONS wherever possible among tlr
eform forces.
schemes Of the Ensny
Ihe Democrats will be warned
gainst becoming tainted with Pop
lism. and yet Jefferson denounced
Anks OF issue, and jackson entered
,to . contest with the money power
etore there was a Populist party.
'hile the bimetallic system was 81
Ablished in the United State before
ny political party was organized.
ur enemies will warn the PopulIsi
gainst association with the Demo
rats, and with unstinted praise con
lend those who are credited w.iA
putting principal above Office
ne Republican party will gladly
ave the Populists in possession q
u the principles, 50 long as the
epubiieans are permitted 10 hold
u the Officer, because political pm
pies are OF no service to the public