The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

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POPULIST TICKET.
For Governor:
CYRUS THOMPSON.
OF Onslow County. II
For Lieutenant Governor.
A. C.SHUFORD,
Of Catawba County.
For Secretary OF state:
J. SCHUIKEN,
OF Columbus County.
For Treasurer:
W. Fl. WORTH
~ Guiiford County.
For Auditor:
HAL w. AVER,
OF Wake County.
For Sup. OF Public Instruction:
N. G. ENGLISH,
of Randolph County.
For Attorney General
RI r. SEAWELL,
Of Moore County.
For Chm'n Corporation Commission
A. 8. PEACE,
Of Granville County.
For Member Of Cor. Com
J. T. PASCHAL,
of Chatham COunty
For Com. Of 9ricnlture:
J. M. MEWBORNE,
Of Lenoir County.
For Com. Of Labor and Printing
J. Y. HAMRICK,
OF Cleveland County.
For Judge 10th Judicial District:
7. T.. WITFERSPOON,
OF Catawba County.
For Electors at Ls~ge:
K B DAVIS, Of New Hanover Co.
W. u. MERRITT. OF Person Co.
Senator Buffers Appointments
Senator Marion Butler will speak |
at Morganton, Saturday, June 16 |
Wentworth, Saturday, June %.
We call special attention to our
campaign offer on our front page. |
Now is your chance.
We want Populists In every
county and township in the State |
to try and send us In n club Of ten. |
See our campaign offer on first
page.
Mr.. Aycock says 'the pr spects
Tor Democratic success are good"
Why(?) OF course 1t would not do
for him to say anything else, what
ever he might think to the contra
ry.
Democrats admit that "a negro
who would vote to disfranchise him
self or his race is a fool If that
be true, then what is white mar
who would vote to disfranchise him
self, or bis poor, unfortunate white
neighbour He Is bigger fool, is he
notP
The Democrats of the l4th Ohio
District have nominated for Con-
gress William G. Sharp, who bolt
ed Bryan's nomination in 1896 and
voted for Mckinley. This is anoth-
or evidence that the Clevelandites
are getting hold Of the party ma.
chinery, and emphasizing the ne
cessity for the life and continued
growth Of the Peoples party.
There seems to be big bolt among
the Mississippi Democrats as to the
mode of selecting delegates to the
National Convention. The Commit
tee wanted them elected in the usual
way, hut the Convention decided to
elect tht m by the primary syst. N
This did not suit the machine, so tn,
machine got up bolt. The primary
system IL bearing bastard seed; I'll
good in one tDing. it ought to b.
good in all.
Will Democrats deny that for years |
In wilmington, while under Demo
cratic rule, John G.. Norwood. Jo-
seph + Sampson and J. B. Dudley.
all negroes, we're on the school com.
mittee for the city of Wilmington.
and that the names Of these negroes
were printed or engraved on two
large school houses for white chill
oren in that white supremacy,
oityf This question has been asked
Tor two years, and "a yet, we have
not seen single denial Of it.
Elsewhere In this issue will be
round press dispatch giving an ac-
count OF the endorsement by the
south Dckota Democrats of the
nomination of Hon. Chas. A. Towne
for the Vice Presidency.
Sentiment favorable to Mr.. Towne
Is growing throughout the country
among sincere advocates Of reform.
Bryan and Towne are the two
strongest candidates that could he
nominated.
The News and Observer almos
mad ms because Republicans repor,
nfteen hundred at their speaking at
Asoeooro, when, as the Obs. rver
says, there were bat five huudr,
Well, 1t L. Is sin for this black
and-ts n crowd to misrepr.
crowds. wha' must 1t be for the se T.
styled white" crowd to make ter
10 one such misrepre Sensations? The |
observer is afraid, perhaps, that the
republicans are going to OUT Herod-
derod In the lying business.
Eminent lawyers outside of North r
Oaroiina unhesitatingly pronounce I
the DISTINGUISHING scheme uncon. =,
stitutional. The men who broupht :