The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-05


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WEEKsvILLE. n. c., O,,. = 1899
There has been much said about
tie Negro and the proposed Constr
tu'ional Amendment. There is much
difference OF opinion: some | s.e are
in favor OF the anendment and me
are against IT, 1t seems Ia me IL the
negro Vas altogether eliminated The
country soald be much better a I
an convinced thoroughly. thar the
true issues Of the State eau, or vi
pever be discussed while rare prsju
d &c exists as il doe to-day, aud Jar
existed from the time Of IN. sm.nr I.
pa ion Of the slaves. sul time hss
not ms de-. and will not make Any
i'm provement on the situation A. lorg
as they arc allowed to vote . i'd b
made hobbys, upon which our pol,
clans can ride into power. The in
tslligent ele mento the negro race Is
too we'll convinced that the negro
| cin never rule q race whose mission
,s aud has b en- for ages To don,nst'
and enlighten all other races, As tn.
Anglo Saxon has done
Bishop Turner sses il IN IFS tru.
light. He is one OF the CREST. ST lights
the negroes have IN shis country
His advices AID wishes should b.
carried cut. We owe item .hst ma oh.
Lat them be colonized ard build I'D
= government for themselves, and
let the whites Of this country help
them to do it il they want 10 do the
nice thing Ii shon'd re tho further
mission Of US after enl,ghfening the
blacks, first under task-mast.fs aad
the lash, then in books and he sci
ence OF governme emit to d. them III
nicely In a government of their own,
and place . prot. c,orar- If need bp,
over them till they eau ge, strong
and able 20 take care Of themselves
But Bill Arp and others ask wh q,
are we going to do about getting GU,
babies rursed, our victuals cooked,
our clot aes washei and ironed ETC.,
and others still want to know how
We are going to get our bitches dug
out and farms tended, and grea'
many still are thinking no doubt, how
In the world will they be aole to sue
cessfully conduct campaign with
out the negro. The answer Is sim
pie enough. make use of the whites
many who are now deprived of the
necessaries Of life, would be glad t.
fill many a negroes place as q nurse
as farm hand etc., especially if i
was made honorable and r.munera
tive as 1t should be, and would b.
, but for the negro, and as TO runnin(
, campaigns. it would be far better t,
have intelligent whites t. do that
After being rid of race pre- JUDGE
they will likely let the true issues en-
gage their attention, and carefull
: studying such, will be able t. kno
, how to vote right. Then the chain
, that bind US in seryitude shall b
l broken and we will be free. Tn
Q negro may think it hard, but it Wi
Y bs also to his advantage, and if b
Z is Intelligent he can not fail to Sc
it. Separation of the races is abso
Lutte ly essential to the growth, bot
: morally and intellectually of bot
n races, and the sooner it takes plac
n the better.
= VS. pity, from the depth of or
heart the negro, his is 8 sad cond
l. ton viewed from a polite a! stsuc
d point, all of his aspirations to grea
b ness is curbed by reason If color r.
n gardless IF true worth and merit. 3
= caenot hope to be rulers and leader
% of this great republic of he Cauci
SIAN race. therefore, he should loo
abroad for field to improve, ar
MS mother country is amply room
d for his laoors, let him return, bea
!, ing the olive branch of civilizstiC
TO his benighted brethren. This dol
y and righteous laws enacted, tht
'. will be much happier than to RENAL
,e here.
10 THOs MEADs