The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

natural discharges are caused by catarr
O., for DR.. Hartman's latest
sell Pe-ru-na.
mat shows that the Democrats
must have had some bad copy lists
90.
The able CD lawyers who. are in
md run the Legislature seem to have
rouble to decide on a Constitutional
amendment that will pass the Sn-
,reme Court. They ought to abolish
he Supreme. Court and fill it with
some one Who would make it Con-
!. The News and Observer is getting
scared. 1t says at the present rate
given the Deaf and Dumb at Nor
:anton, 1.-The appropriations of this
legislature will exceed those of an,
body TINT ever met in North Carroll
"a and will exceed those of 1897 by
quarter of a million dollars
They are going to fnd that the Flu
sionists run the State institutions
With less money per capita than tb.
Democrats ever did. The boys art
gust now beginning to realize tina
It's easier to cry "nigger' and "econ
my" than to run the finances of the
State.
By the time the members of thu
legislature settles the constitutional
,ty of their laws, they will find thai
It has cost the State as much law
vers' fees, ;and will be as foolish a
Governor Russell's testing the rail
Dad case.' Go it boots, your dadd.
is rich"
The Charlotte Observer came on
It first strong and flatfooted for tb.
sutl-trusts bill. Since talking viii
a wholesale merchant, the Observer
aas changed. 1t now wants the Law
changed so it will hurt rnly tn
trusts who do not trade through
North Carolina people. This amend
|ment would not only have tho ap'
pearauce of "force bill.' but tina
of the Republican protective tariff
Trusts are dangerous whenever and
by whomsoever run. If high tariff
us right in the State and in the
Gowns of the State, it is right IN the
nation. For years, there has only
been about five cents difference be.
tween the Democratic and Republi.
,an tariffs, and soon there will be
hone, especially if they borry whole
jale merchants ideas, as the Obser-
Ter did on this bill.
| JUDGE NoRwooD's CASE.
Judge Norwood, it seems, will have
10 stand q trial. The House hal
passed the bill or resolution to i'm
jeach by a vote of go to 81. Repub
,ican Judges must keep sober. The
light to get drunk is for saints. BE
yught to have resigned according to
lis promise. The Democrats are re.
forming. Say, if a Senator or Rep
esentstlve gets drunk ought he not
20 impe achedi
GOING TO FREEZE HIM OUT.
They are determined to get Capt.
pay out. Can't get him out one
lay, they will another. Winston
Introduced the bill. 1t provides the
Ian of paying off hands and salaries
= officers of the penitentiary. 1t
. Eithdraws from them supplies, and
Zoe Daniels calls 1t freezing Capt.
D lll Day and his crowd out. Such
!; ,lhuman acts is as bad as the Span
.Jrds treated the Cubans. The prin-
slple is the same. It is hellish and
worse than the same crowd treat
4 Capt. Kitchin when they called
! i'm "Old-raln-in- the-Face.' It's
i humane Democracy. Let's pray!
FARMERS, ORGANIZE AT ONCE.
We say again farmers should or
hnize. And don't be scared OF with
sk.le cry, you are going into politics.
II your competitors can keep you
ftom that, they have won . victory
Yer you. 1t begins to creep out
Thy the farmers were not in it . lit
le in the last election. We have
INST begun to get proof Why mer-
s.hants used money, and brought ev--
Try pressure to bear on ali men I'M
Ser obligation to them in the last
! ampaign to vote the Democratic
.icket. It seems to have been . So
eiret understanding for them to get
Jay for their work in some legisla-
ion. It was to have the merchants
lax repealed. This Was . Democrat
.; g law. The farmers do not object
10 its repeal. Every sensible man
Knows the man or persons who buy
The goods, have to pay the tax. And
,1hey know too that If it il such q
treat burden, when it 10 repealed,
Goods ought to be cheaper. But this
3ll not be the case.
Must 20 they do not, in taking this
of, be compelled to put it on the
ffrmers, farmers will not complain.
- that will only Az them % they