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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

did great good. It is to be hoped
that he can visit every county in
Eastern North Carolina, and if he
does, we predict that wherever he
is heard that the amendment is
doomed.
More than a dozen Democrats de-
clared openly, after to-day's speech
es, that they would not support the
amendment; and there are more
than two hundred and fifty Demo
Gratis in the county of Sampson who
have already declared themselves
against it.
Sampson will defeat the amend
ment by majority of not less than
two thousand, with q fair election.
The white men of this county are
more than two to one against the
amendment, and that means that
the election is going to be fair. If
the rest of the State was like the
grand old county of Sampson, the
would be defeated by as
big majority as it was by the last
Legislature of Georgia, who voted it
down by vote of 1877 to 3.
CORRESPONDENT.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
GREAT DAY At CLINTON.

Kelly and Lloyd Speak to 1000 People
Sampson in Good Shape.
To-day was great day for the
Peoples Party of Sampson county.
Congressman J. E. Kelly, of South
Dakota, and Capt. J. B. Lloyd, of
Tarboro, were the speakers, and full
ly two thousand people from all
sections of this county, and many
from adjoining counties, were assem-
bled to hear them.
Senator Butler was expected, but
pressing duties at headquarters pre-
vented his coming. Capt. Lloyd
spoke first, and was introduced by
Hon. J. E. Fowler. The Captain
was IN his usual good condition,
portly and handsome, and notwith-
standing he has strong Likeness to
Governor Roosevelt, of New York,
yet our people like Capt. Lloyd, and
the magnificent speech which he
made here to-day. He was contin-
uously applauded throughout his en-
tire speech of more than one hour
and half. He attacked the consti-
tutional amendment and its advo-
Gates with gloves off, and showed to
the satisfaction of his vast audience
that the scheme, though aimed at
the negro, would result in the dis
reimbursement of large body of the
best white citizens in the county.
After the conclusion of his speech
II. ]. Faison, Esq, introduced Con-
gresham Kelly.
Our people had not seen or heard
Mr.. Kelly before, and anxiously
awaited his appearance upon the
stand. He has good head and a
strong, honest face, and proved him.
self to be power as campaigner
and DICTATOR. He forcibly showed
how the patriots of Boston in 1775,
at the Boston Tea Party began the
struggle for American Independence
and were joined by the patriots of
North and South Carolina, and that
now when manhood suffrage in
North Carolina was threatened by q
monstrous device in the form of q
constitutional amendment to our
State constitution, that the cause of
North Carolina was the cause of
South Dakota.
Mr.. Kelly spoke for nearly two
hours. He declared the 9th section
of our proposed amendment uncon-
stitutional and would disfranchise
all illiterate white voters in the
State. He regarded it the most
monstrous proposition ever submit
ted to any free people. His speech
was powerful and convincing, and
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

ded In the mind of every citizen
that these negro judges OF election
constitute part Of q jury who sits
In Judgment on the liberties and
rights of the white voters in every
county in which they are appoint.
ed. They are to determine as to
whether or not tho ballot cast by
white voters is legally cast, and de-
eide as to whether or not it shall be
counted. They are judges of the
exercise of the highest privilege
and right known to the American
citizenship, and their appointment
as judges enable them to "domi-
nate" and dictate the action OF white
voters, and to pass judgment on
their fitness and qualification as
electors and free citizens.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
THOMPSON At Angler.

Had Large Crowd OF Determined vot-
ers-A Great speech-Much Good Done.
DR.. Thompson, the peoples cham
pion. had a big crowd at Angler,
Harnett county, on Monday. There
were about one thousand present.
and they were determined voters.
Many Democrats who heard the
Doctor said they could not get the
consent Of their sense of right and
justice, and violate their oath to
support the constitution, to vote for
the amendment. The Doctor speaks
with power, and his inspiration
conner from the pure foundatio OF
truth, right and justice. The Dem
ocratic machine will have to use
Aycock's FRAUD AND FORCE" II 1t
wins this fight.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

1D0o8tn0-
Tue candidates ~ she Peoplss Part,
or shs Gssersl Assembly and eouns q
andidssss viii address the people a
lie foiiosins places and dssss:
Adam ssoss. Friday, Jaly %. as
norrisvil's, Friday, July 80. Of .
o'cloca .. N.
Cary. saturday. July II. 1t s O'CLOCK
p u.
Ir.nilin. Aoaday. Jaly a. ., II
Apex, ruesday. July -. . O'Clock
H,lii.rds Store. Tuesday. July ~, q,
O'Clock p n.
Ne. ain. wednesday. July q. q. .
Zoo. Wednesday July Is. a, O'Clock
p. 70.
Holly spnoss. Thursday, July %. q,
Q o'clock . IN.
Smiths. Friday. July n, . O'Clock
Q. a.
Wyatt. Mills, Friday. ~. so'eIoel
p n.
Township House. Saturday, July "A
Q o'clock q a.
Auburn, Monday, July, 20. o O'Clock
Q. N.
Garner, Monday, July %. . o'clock
p. 70.
wiiderb Grove, Tuesday, July II q,
Q O'Clock.
Harris Store. I ussday. July d, q, 9
o'clo, L p. u.
Every person, regardless Of past pol.
it'cal Am Nations, are earnestly and
cordially invited TO be present and
near hese speakers discnss the yit.I
questions-freedom and liberty!
90, Hill K. KING,
Ch'mn Ex. Com p. p. WAX. Co
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
HOW'S THISp

HOW'S THIS
We offer one hundred dollars re ward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Ed. CHENEY & CO., Props, Tole-
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We. the undersigned, have known F
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and b..
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the 6rm.
WEST q TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDINe KINHAr d MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken inter-
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and mucous surface Of the sys, EN-.
Price 75o. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
People! PaltI SDealill.

ArPofErnxrrs OF noH. gxo T. sowLnl
Hon. John Z Fowler will address %.
people Oh the questions Of the day q,
the following places on dates named.
s.nfeed. Moore county. Saturday. Ja-
~ 2lss-
APP ofEThKHrs OF On vnA Rsox.
Sanford, y oors county, on sasurd.y
July 1lss. With Hon John Z Fowler
a'rofsrnEHrs OF hon. cvacs rBonp-
son
Hon. Cyrus Thompson, reopiss Par.
y nominee for Governor, viii address
the people on the questions Of the day
1t the following places on shs dates
named:
Nashville. Nash county. on Friday.
July 30sh.
Greenvilie. Pitt comfy. Saturday.
July 3lst.
APPOINTMENT OF HON a sHUYoRp.
Hon A C Sbuford will address the
people on the questions Of the day at
the following places on dates named.
Cleveland, Rowan county, Monday,
July 38d. At II N.
Mil Bridge. Rowan county, Monday
July $50, At 8 20 o N.
Eaochvilie, Rowan county, Tuesday,
July Il at IL %.
China Grove. Rowan county. Tuesday
July "a, 1t 8 80 p N.
Faith, Rowan county, Wednesday,
July aoth, At u m.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON. H. .. sRAwRLL.
Hon. d Seawell, Peoples Party
nominee for Attorney General, will
address the people on the questions OF
the day at the following places on the
dates named:
Albemarle, Stanly county, on Fri
day, July 18th.
Troy, Mont gomery county, on satur-
day, July l4th.
Henderson. Vance county, on Mon
day. July Il.
Durham, Durham county, on Monday
July %. at 8 80 . N.
Roxhoro, Person county, on Tuesday,
July "a.
H'!lsboro. Orange county, on Wed
nesday, July 25fh.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
NEGRO JUDCES|I
OF ELECTION.
Continued from First page

Continued from First page.)
dence OF the disgusting hypocrisy
and disre putable policy of the organ
ization which brought about the ap
pointments Of these negro Judges
under existing conditions.
1t is a fact that in some parts OF
the State members of this Democrat
ic organization, who really believe
IN consistency and honesty, cannot
bring themselves to believe that this
outrage has been committed by their
organization, and letters have been
received at the Peoples Party Head
quarters asking if In the name OF
honesty and consistency, and of de-
cency, such was the fact.
There need be no further manipu-
lation of words concerning this mat
ter. Bslow are given the names of
q number OF these negro poll holders
in various counties, and the lists
from some.counties have not been
received.
1t is declared that in Hartford
county a negro Judge of election has
been appointed for every precinct.
In Nash county a number of ne
gro judges OF election has been ap
pointed by the county Democratic
Election Board, and the name Of
one of them is George Merriott, Of
Rocky Mount, N. c., who has been
appointed Judge Of election for
Stoney Greek precinct. Negro judy
es are also appointed in that coun-
ty for Terrell precinct, Cooper's pre-
cinct, and for other precincts from
which no official report has been
made. These negroes are known to
have voted the Democratic ticket
for some years, and yet they are ap.
pointed to represent the Populists
OF the precincts in which they will
preside as judges.
In Durham county, a negro has
been appointed IS Judge Of election
at Stayville, named Sam Scales.
In Craven county negro judges
Of election have been appointed to
hold the polls in precincts in which
a majority Of the voters are white.
The nsmes of some of these ne
gro poll holders are: Samuel Willis,
Democratic negro, Vanceboro pre-
cinct ; J. w. Taylor, Democratic ne
gro, Fort Barnwell precinct ]. w.
Jones, at Dover; Emanuel Bell, at
Bachelor.
A number of negroes have been
appointed judges Of election in
Jones county. The names of some
of them are: James Black, Mays
WILL, N. G., who IL about eighty
years old, and who 10 too lnfirm
and decrepit to perform the duties
Of his responsible office John Mayo
Pollocksville precinct; Albert Wat
son, Piney Grove precinct, divers
postoface Fsgus Green, Bonus, N.
G.
In Greene county out Of elev en-
judges of election, to which the Peo-
ple's Party were entitled, and for
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

Not $4,000 Present-Only 1000, Over
Half Ladies-One Lady in the Horse
back Procession.
Special to CAUCASIAN.
HILLsBoRo, ". O., July 16'h.-It
was reported that twelve thousand
people we're to be here to hear Mr..
Aycock. There were only two thou
sand, and over half Of them were
women and children. The horse
back parade was thin thing. In
stead Of two hundred. there was but
one lady 10 1t. They had two brass
bands.
Mr. Aycock said: 1.-THE sweetest
thing on earth-uot excepting the
flrs' kiss-was rffice." He then said.
"You see, our election Board and
and registrars we're appointed to
keep the Republicans from cheat
ing us. Do you set?" Winked and
then Numbered, al AM GOING TO BE
GOVERNOR
There were at least fifty Demo
Gratis who said, after they heard his
speech, they would not vote I, r the
amendment, because he did not cite
n single authority to prove that it
was constitutional.
We told r. q. Russell, candidate,
for the House Of Representatives
from Durham, that we would vote
for him and the amendment II he
would show any authority by
which IL would not disfranchise
white men His reply deliv. red
with great earnestness and force
was "wHo WOULD MIND DIsFRAN.
CHIsING A THOUSAND OR MORE
WHITE BOYS IN ORDER TO GET RID
OF EIDHT THOUSAND NEGROES Z"
You can depend upon It that Or
ange county will defeas the dis
fraucbising amendment.
R. G. HILL.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

$4,000 Fire in Raleigh Wednes-
day Night.
The cotton gin On the Fayetteville
road, near Rocky Branch, just
South Of Raleigh was burned Wed.
nssday night. The gin and the
the storage warehouse was bu, ned
to the ground, with all contents,
for the fourth time.
The loss is estimated at $1,000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
AYC0CK At HILlSB0RO.

Not $4,000 Present-Only 1000, Over
Half Ladies-One Lady in the Horse
back Procession.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

The growth 81 sentiment in this
State, from mountains to sea. during
the past week in favor OF rebukipg
fraud and rascality, and in rallying to
the defence Of human liberty has been
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

Special to Caucasian

Kinston, N. e.. July 1s-Congress
man Kelly, of South Dakota, spoke
here to-day to large and enthusiastic
audience, which listened to him pa
tiently and attentivelY. His speech
made q splendid imp, ession on all who
heard hum. His arguments were un-
snswerable. The people are becoming
determined to protect their liberties
aud not to surrender their freedom
WIN BY their forefathers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19

which good responsible white men
were recommended, the Democratic
County Board Of Elections appoint
ed seven negro judges. Their names
are: Sidney A. Busbee, Andrew
Dixon, Travis Dixon, General Moye,
Jack Holmes, Frank Joyner, James
Wade.
In Wilson county negro judges
OF election have been appointed,
and in the town of Wilson there
are two whose names are: jeremiah
Scarborough and Geo. Towe.
In Pitt county the "whlte su-
premacy" "negro yelling" election
board has managed to out Herod
Herod. Out Of fourteen judges of
election, which the Peoples Party
were entitled to, and for which po-
sitions the representative people of
the county recommended white
men of intelligence, capacity and
high character, the Democratic
County Election Board appointed
nine negroes their names are: w.
Arnold Spain, Hill, N. c.; J. J.
Chance, Stokes, N. c.; W. S. Davis,
Grimesland, N. c., James Mohley,
Ayden, N. c.; Oscar johnson, F'alk-
land, N. c.; H. g. Moye, Farmville,
N. c.; s. P. Humphrey, Greenville.
N. c.; Dorsey Cox, Greenville, N.
c.; j. B. Clark, Pactolus, N. c.
There are still more en- phatic
glazing illustrations of fragrant in
consistency Of this Democratic
white supremacy negro bowling
organization, and among them is
the case Of Granville county, in
which, under even the existing
fraudulent election law, the Peo-
ple's Party is entitled to seventeen
judges Of election, of these seven
teen judges, the Democ ratio Coun-
ty Eelection Board appointed four
teen negroes, their names and post
offices are as follows:
James C. Adkins. Wilton, NC;
John 8. Mitchell, Creedmoore, N.
c.; Jordan Bullock, Wilkins, N. c..
VIM. Handing, Stem, N. G.; Robt.
Burwell, Culbreth, N. c.; Daniel
Smith, Berea, N c.; Mark Smith,
Buchanan, N c.; James Morrow,
Bullock, N c.; s.. L. Daniel Stovall,
N. c.; Chas. 81. Taylor, Oxford, N.
c.; VIM. Aston, Oxford, N. c.; Will.
lis Moss, Oxford, N. c.. Lanier Har-
ris, Oxford, N. c.; Wallace Taylor,
Clsy, n. C.
We can give further Illustrations,
but certainly what is above presen-
ted should be sufficient to remove ,
every vestige of doubt in the mind
of any voter in North Carolina as
to existing facts, and further 1t is
surely enough to show that the On
ly inspiration of the negro yelling
white supremacy organization, to
sound their slogan Of Niger
from one end of the State to the
other is their belief, and even con.
viction that the people of the State
are either fools or idiots, and as
such are only ut to be played on
for all that can be gotten out of
them in the way of their support
of this niger bowling horde for
the various oficial positions in the
State.
It should be emph ATTIC sllv recor-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
THE UNIVERSITY
A.N@
of NORTH CAROLINA

THE HEAD OF THE STATES
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Three academic courses leading
to degrees.
Professional courses In Law.
Medicine and Pharmacy.
Summer School for Taachers.
Scholarships and
Loans to needy. Free
'Tnlflnn xii Tuition to c$ndi.
Auuuu VuV dates for Ministry,
Minister'S Sons and
Teachers.
5l2 students besides I6l in Sum.
mer school. 38 teachers in the fac.
ulty. For catalogues and informa.
ton address
r. P. VENABLE, President,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
DOLLIVER'S DAY.
Continued from first page.

did better, but the crowd was thin. Prob.
ably, there were fifty or sixty more than
the usual number of arrivals here. Mr.
Dolliver was among the number. He is
a large man, with large black mustache
and shoulders which stoop, probably be-
cause of the load of responsibility man
must carry who breaches the gold stand.
ard, protective tariff, chip on-Uncle.
Sans shoulder, imperialstic doctrines
which rendered him such a favorite in
Mark Hanna's Philadelphia convention
He walked to the hotel near by with a
few citizens.
Things began to assume better
aspect shortly after noon. A special
train carrying 100 came over from Long
mont, Boss Frank Downer and Editors
Boynton and Johnson of the Ledger and
the Call in charge. Ahead of them was
drum and fife corps which played in.
spring martial airs. At the same time
The regular noon train from Denver
pulled in. 1t bore all the United States
building crowd but Judge Hallett, who
isn't with the G. O. p. this year. There
was tall Ben Kimberley OF the U. S. land
Office, Contractor Mcintyre of the mint
building, George L. Hodges, son OF
High Five" Hodges of slate roof fame,
State Chairman A. B. Seaman, bigger
than the government, building, Judges
Allen and Palmer of the district court,
former State Senator Sours, John Vivian,
local boss at Golden, K. W. Bonygne OF
legislative fame, Hon. {. c. Parsons, a
leading Democrat, Judge Cupid"
Thomas, Popullst police magistrate OF
Denver, and few o her no,ables.
When the Bowen hotel dining room
was filled one felt constrained to ask who
is in charge of governments affaics at
Denver? they were goodiy crow I. OF
''our friends, the enemy d were joval
and looked interested. The ladies OF
the party looked interesting.
At 2:I5 train of FIVE coaches arrtived d
from Denver and at the hour that Mr.
Dolllver began speaking the auditorium
was fairly we'll filled, Boulder having
been equal to the occasion and her citi-
zens going over in respe BILE force.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
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Daily camera., 1900-07-20
WHEN KINGS AND
BAR0NS RULED

The common people were not suppos-
ed to care for !uxurles. Now the day
laborer enjoys more luxuries than the
Plantagenets dreamed of having, and
they thought to have corralled every
pleasure.
There is no reason whv every one
should not own piano, as the prices and
terms at which we sci! pianos are within
the reach of every ones pocket book.
Only few more daf ) then our great
special sale closes. Every piano mark
ed in plain figures and warranted.
You will find our stock embraces THE
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VOSE & SONS, ALbRECHT, RE.
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PIANOLA Free concerts every dav.
Up to date sheet music Is cents per
copy.
DON'T FORGE L the place.
Open evenings.
DENVER Music Co.,
L. w. STANLEY, Manager.
1921 Thirteenth Street.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. d. B. Cargile, of
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1t stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
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the strength. Only 50 cents. Sold by
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Daily camera., 1900-07-20
CHAUTAUQUA

"Roney's Boys" were the attraction
last night-four boys, in no way related,
singing with their childish voices seec-
tions from the best composers. The so
prano, mezzo, and contralto were there
in the true notes Of these youngsters of
10 to I3 years. Mr. kavanagh, the bari.
young cornetist, were heard to great
pleasure. Mr. Kavanagh's voice Is mag
nihcent, his presence fine and he dis
played excellent judgment in his selec
tions. Nor was he afraid of humor as an
accompaniment to singing, his Romeo
to the Juliet of one Of the boys being ex,
ceedingly funny and pretty. The ladies
said it was cute, 1t was all that and
nore-it was artistic.
The audience of 1000 people-surel,
not one person less-applauded every
effort and recalled the boys after each
appearance. All in all, it was the most
remarkable and pleasing night of the
session.
The grand concert tonight will afford
a fine musical program to the guests
within Boulder's gates, the Chautau
quans and citizens. There should be a
large attendance.
A grand Chi hildren's matinee will be
given in the auditorium tomorrow ftet-
noon, with "Roney's Boys" as entertain.
ers. They will, also, give a farewell
concert Monday evening next.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
TO ANTI-IMP PERIALISTS.

A liberty congress of citizens who ad.
here to the principles of the declaration
of independence and the constitution of
the United States will convene in the
city of Indianapolis, August IS next. All
citizens of Colorado who are opposed to
the imperial policy of the general gov.
eminent and are willing actively to op-
p ose the aspirations of William McK,n.
ley for reelection to the presidency are
requested to communicate with the un.
dersigned in person or bv mail with a
view 10 the election of delegates to the
indianapolis convention. Moses Hallett,
P. o. Bldg, Denver, Colo.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
SOME TROUT, THIS.

"Griff" Smith, who is at the Culver
ranch, went up the Big Thompson Sun.
day and caught the big trout which has
caused no little excitement among the
visitors of the Thompson during all last
season and this. The trout was 27H
inches long and weighed seven and one
half pounds and was native. 1t was
caught little above the supply dam.
Mr. Smith brought the trout to the ranch
with him and it served for meat for over
eight persons for breakfast. The skin
of the trout was saved by Mr. Smith who
will have it stuffed. He says there is
another trout up there larger, he thinks,
than the one he ught.-Lyons Times.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
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Daily camera., 1900-07-20
Krause's Headache Capsules

Krause's Headache Capsules
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cases and leave no bad after effects.
Price 25c. Sold by Streamer's Drug
Store.
Daily camera., 1900-07-20
WM JENNINGS BRYAN

(By VIM. o. Wise, Garfield, Colo.)
'Rove the pomp and guile of greed.
Truths defender, born to lead!
Thou of mien nd,motive grand,
True to God and native land;
Strong, magnetic, brave thou art,
Near to labor's honest heart;
Near to all who love the rlght
Thou of clear, prophetic sight!
Lincoln like, whom millions trust,
Fearless, eloquent and just;
Peer Of freedoms leaders great!
Statesman Save our ship OF state!