The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

diver H,<s. a ass;sa- are iz hr<. 60
20 's.. therefore 20 sia. shey ssss srvs
eevs6s ~ sssvW 40. AID shs. !. tA<
pssnsssSs1 Of The scs ca cf tAs pszs.~rssix
State Ccosv-tsos. o. ths. !. rs~rsessrv
thea Do not eodoss~ surh nrrnurrxr,
and am ou; IT a.
Thus 80 s~~ that sh~ rcltore~ s.a 60
noPslssss put forth irrrn~,sou. ~eors.
tsappse stag the letters o< NJ Erys. and
Chairsnsn Jones' for no osA~, psrros~
than to divide the silver and sa.s-sao,sp-
oily iosres They worked this game ~A~r.
ever they could In the Las, eser,son ,Asx
arc working ia sven more ,uccr..sul,,
now
There arc. probably. sa.oo Popsis...
Who saved this State for Bfysn ans fire.,
silver tn the las, campaign. and that, too
under conditions tina, Pr, ,heir pa,r,o,
ism and devotion to principle Co the g..
verest test. These arc the nea .ha,,
every si"c' re supporter of n wan sna nj.
principles should scek rs allies. Did ,hx
Democratic State Convention .~ek ,hx
operation of these men: No. hu, q, ,h~
other hand. il spurned the o.I-, ~-hs~h
the Pepulisis had already made. VIA,
Is the explanation; There arc . f,x
thousand god and monopoly Demoer.,.
who, acting under Cleveland. .sx.c.
tried to defeat BRYAN in the las, e.m,.,.,
and carry the State for Mckinle,: and
these arc the men who. with the h,.o.
critics, CAPTURED the Oemscrsfic STA.
Convention and now control the rnzebi,.
cry, and are using il TO try TO divide the
silver and anti monopoly iorces. Thu. +.
the explanation
Does any man need further proof tina,
the convention was not composed ot .ip.
cere silver delegates, Ifso, can be .,..
cine. Here, in Dupin county. a, the
county convention. a certain Cleveland.
lie offered resolution condemniny Nh.
last Democratic Sta.e committee 10,
forming co operative electoral ticket in
1876, which was the only possible wav to
carry the State for Bryan and silver. Now
this same Clevelandites was rewarded q,
the late Democratic State Convention nv
being placed OH the Democratic State
Commute, and the State Committee j.
now composed OF such men. be, au,e The
C'eveland'tes Controlled the Convention.
Thus the 5000 Cleveland and mono,.
Oily Democrats. with the help of some
hypocrites pretending to be for Byran
and silver (who, by the way, are more
numerous and more dangerous than the
open goldbugs), have led 40, 900 silver
voters again in the goidbug trap. They
have succeeded in dividing the silve,
forces the object aimed att which is q
victory for gold and defeat for silver.
j believe that it is the duty of every
true silver man and sincere supporter of
Bryan to expose and denounce this trick
OF the enemy. The quicker the people
repudiate these traitors the better I
hope in 1900 to see the true silver and
anti-monopoly forces united. Blu, the
people must overthrow these CLEVELAND.
'tes and hypocrites before the silver men
can be united. These men are agains,
the Chicago platform and every economic
reform that means prosperity TO the
people.
Remember how these monop list. and
goldbugs were dumbfoundeo and scatter.
cd with amazement when Bryan was
nominated, but most of them hung ON To
the Democratic ship, some by voting for
only Democratic constable perhaps.
hoping to recapture her. This they have
now done by deception. Now, they intend
to either scuttle the ship or land her into
their goldbug and monopoly harbor. One
OF the two they will surely do, and the
honest masses of the Democratic crew
cannot now prevent it, for the n. onopoly
pirates control the machinery of the ship.
Now one word in conclusion about the
recent letter of Ex-Governor Jarvis. in
which he attempted to construe or inter
pref the action of the convention. Let
1t be remembered that Mr.. Jarvis was one
OF the leading opponents Of eo.osse,tjeo
at the convention. He was Chairman of
the committee which repudiatsd Bryan's
plan for cooperation of all who oppose
gold and monopoly. He was Chairman
OF the committee which not only refused
the proposition of the Populists for co.
operation and further refused to make a
counter proposition, but which also de.
c'aled against considering any further
proposition of any kind. Yet Mr.. Jarvi.
says In his letter to Col. John X. Web
ster (than whom there is no truer silver
mani thatit was not intended BY the State
Convention to prevent district and coun.
ty cooperation. If it was not district and
county cooperation to elect silver Con-
gressmen and members of the Leeisla.
ture, &C., that the State Convention 20.
fused. then pray what WAS iti There i.
no State ticket to be elected this year.
The hypocrisy d this 10 - abssrd to
fool anybody. The State Convention i,