The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-06-01
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the uesss sf fss Sss.A.
A special 10 The New aed Ohs~svss
from Greensboso. y. g.. sAys, Col
Julian y. Carr. in his sidress before
the ColoYed Agriculture and yeehsa-
ical College here. spohs ss ieng,A upon
the suticct Of iynchinss. Colonel
Carr 10 very kindly 2.spos~d toward
the negro. He said that the secens
crimes 10 one OF our Southesa States
and the barbsrous death mssed ous
TO the brute guilty Of them. hsd brought
No face 90 fsce With coaditions that
thresten our very civilization Iyneh-
ing. - . preventative of rape. had
proven . horrible failure And While
no death vas too terrible for the as
sailant OF an ianocsnt woman. for the
honor Of the South lyaehings should
be stamped out and the lav permitted
20 take its course. The pulpit aud the
Press should join in the work TO make
It respected. Al the same time. all
technicslities. delays and challenges
that give criminals such an sd-
vantage must be wiped out, 90
that men may know that the capture
OF . rapist will be swiftly aud
surely followed by his execution.
Turning then from the respopsibili-
ties Of the white race. 60 those OF the
black race. Col. Carr said: The ques-
ton Of the future Of the Southern ne
gro is one that must be deferred for
settlement until we have restored safe
ty and . feeling OF security 90 the
humblest woman in the poorest cabin
OF the most tbinly settled portion Of
the South. The Southern white man
cannot restore that sccnrity. That is
the missioa OF the leaders Of the negro
race. They must make public cen
timent % strong in their race that DO
brute can fail 10 be impressed by a.
Criminals must be made TO understand
that crime shuts the doors Of respect
able homes 20 the criminal. Let him bc
. pariah. an 1shmaelite. an outcsst. 10
be received nowhere except by charity
and upon probation.
Tar heei Notes.
Insurance men of prominence are
arranging TO call . State convention
of agents in Raleigh. probably June 8.
to urge the Goveror 10 call q
special session Of the Legislature q
repeal or modify the Craig Law.
BY the terms OF the Law on the sub
ject. the public printers are required
to deliver all the Laws to the State il
30 days after the Legislature sdjourns
or else forfeit $50 . day. Nov th,
question comes, whether 80 caie,dsl
or 90 working days are meant Th'
printers contend that ''90 working day
is meant"
As much as 14l has teen paid 70
North Carolina 6 per cent bonds
This is the top notch figure. Their
Was $40. 900 in the block.
A special meeting OF the beard o
agriculture has been called 10 be hel,
June !.
The Southern Railway has slread
put on what may lie termed . "Jir
Crow Car" on trains Nos. Z and 3 O
the Raleigh division. Although th
law does does not go into effect beior
June LIST, the Southern IL getting use
to it on the installment plan. Th
two race ares provided with equal nc
commodstions, . partition dividin
them. Coaches are being fitted mp o
the other roads OF the States.
Mrs. Pstsey Hendrix, Of Elk to~r
shir, Wilkes comfy is quite . remari
able woman. She 10 80 years old. la
never Lit q lamp or struck a mattel
She has never been sick 10 amount
anything. and is now we'll. stout an
active. She often eajoys herself - j
h.r youthful days by oinesbarefootc
and playing with her children.
A mattress factory is TO be estal
lished at the penitentiary.
In 1876 this State began 10 ps
Confederate pensions and up TO ds,
has paid $685., GAO. There are 8, ~
pensioners.
The Fayetteville & Albemarle Raj
: road is to built from Southern Pin,
3 to Fayetteville.
Assistant District Attorney Blscl
burn has located in Winston for Ii
practice Of Law.
Swinging street signs are to be abo
ished in Raleigh.
A life size bust Of Vance has bee
presented to the state university
!, Chapel Hill by the senior class. II
| tho work of Artist Randall.
l John Garrison. OF Poll, q former mer
= Der Of the Legislature, died . few ds,
t ago, aged 65 years He Vas . native
Lincoln.