The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-19
NEGRO JUDGES
OF ELECTION.
TINE ARROGANT FRAUD AND DETEcTA.
Bile HYPOCRISY Of TINE "mlcceR"
R0WlInc HORDE.
THE WHITE SUPREMACY
GANG PROCEEDS TOINAU-
GURATE NEGRO DOM
NATION

NATION.
A appointment OF Negroes Over
the Pleas and Protests OF In
telligent and Substantial White
Men = The Facts and the
Names.
Nothing is now wanting to illus
trats and emphasize the glaring in
consistency and bald face hypocrisy
Of the organization which assumes
the name Of the Democratic party in
this State, and which some time ago
inauguratsd and has eond ueted what
it calls political campaign, basing
this campaign on the assumption
that the people Of North Carol ina
are fools and idiots. 1t is . fact that
in more than one instance whom
members Of this so-called "Dsmo-
cratic" organization have been talk.
ed with on the supreme questions Of
the day, and though confronted with
the strongest arguments, they: have
actually waved away the parties who
were talking to them, with the re-
mark, 1--WE have one reply to every
point You can put forth, and to eve
ry argument you can make, and that
reply is "NIGGER."
With this assertion the Democrat
ie boss, or machine heeler, as tho
case might be, would smile q serene
smile, Or utter loud guffaw. under
the conviction that his grand argu-
ment "NIGGER" was amply sufficient
to meet and refute anything that
might be said on the question which
the people are now studying, and
which involves the most momentous
results that have been presented by
any question for more than q gener-
alton.
Nothing could more forcibly indi-
cate and prove that these Democrat
ic bosses and machine-heelers are
proceeding on THEIR assumption
that the great people Of the State
are lot of contemplate fools and
idiots, than tie assertion made by
them to the effect that they can say
"N1eGER, and by yelling this word
rattle and demoralize the entire
grand old Commonwealth. As to
whether or not there will be such re-
suits as are hoped for by this organ
ization, in consequence of their slo-
gan, "NIGGER," the near future must
tell. We believe tnat the respeeta-
BILE, intelligent and. honest citizen.
ship is leading. and will emphatical-
ly effect q revolution against this
organized, so-called white suprem-
acy." negro yelling" clique that
will forever crush it's ability and
power to arouse q mobish feeling
among any part of the people in the
future, and this revolution will be
effected On account of the blatant
demagogues and arrant hypocrisy
of this "NIGGER yelling" organiza-
tiOn.
What could more emphatically
prove its hypocrisy than the course
taken by it. during the last two
weeksf
In the face of its frantic and pan
icky white supremacy" squall, 1t de-
liberately pursues . course that sub
jscts the greatest heritage and the
highest right of white citizens to the
judgment and domination of the
very race which it declares there j.
so much 10 fear from, and from
which it processes to recol with In,
dignation and horror.
Some facts which prove its bypoo-
risy can be stated in this wise:
Under the existing election Law
there is q County Board Of Elections
for each county. These boards
without exception almost, are com
posed of democrats. These boardl
are required by law to appoint jud
ges of the election to be held in Au
gust, and that these judges shall b.
, of different political parties. Whe1
the time for the appointment of thes
: judges came, the Peoples Part.
, through its members and represen,
!. stives in nearly every precinct i
< North Carolina, petitioued the Coun
ty Boards Of Election to give ther
representation in the matter Of Ele<
ton Judges, and recommended q
such Judges, to represent them, th
q most intelligent and mcst rellab
n white men of their communities. !
q some few instances the men 30 n
e commended BY the Peoples Part
lc were appointed IS Election Judge
d by the County Boards; butin hume
e Gus ms ances the petitions of tt
u Peoples Party were- utterly ignore
IL by the County Board, and in the f.
Of these petitions, and over the pie
and protests Of the best white peop
of the State, the Democratic Coun