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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
1tnter bent
O~ierlar6igen Banner.
Bon Bruno @agrner Samburs.

9iuman aus Ocn 6oIOIanoe SransOaal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
NOW IT WORKS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

White Men Are Disfranchised There and
Stealing the Election.
A truthful and reliable gentleman,
who formerly lived in Catawba
county, but Is now resident of
South Carolina, writes that since the
DISTINGUISHING amendment was rati-
fed in his State there has been only
the Democratic machine ticket to be
voted at the election !; and he being
a Populist, has not voted since, al
though he possesses the necessary
qualifications. He says that while
in the registrars Office at YOrkville,
recently, two white men came in to
register. The registrar handed them
a copy of the constitution and told
them to read certain section. They
were unable to read it satisfactorily
to the registrar and he refused to
register them. This Is unimpeach-
able evidence that illiterate white
men are disfranchised In South Car
olina, although Simmons machine
politicians say every white man can
vote in South Carolina. They SIM
ply tell what is not true. Poor and
illiterate white men are disfran-
chised in South Carolina; they will
be in North Carolina If the amend
ment passes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
JARVIS AND the NEGROES.

Gives Them Liquor to Squal! FOR Him
A Small Crowd Of Whites.
Fayetteville, N. c., July 2S.Jarvis
spoke here to-day to 80 Democrats, 20
PopuIists and 40 negroes. Every e.
fort was made to get out enough to all
the 5000 seats prepared.
Jarvis was determined to save the
soul of some one. He turned the meet.
ing into negro love feast. The wills.
key was dealt out to the negroes 1t the
old Military school house. The negroes
got drunk. When Jarvis was speaking,
telling them how the Democratic par
~ loved them, negro Hawley lead
the negro applause sid Mcqueen, the
negro who was at the Democratic pPi-
mary and county convention, Wae on
haud.
Jarvis knows how to tickle negro /;
he seems to be in good practice. His
law partner voted for q negro police In
Greenville, who was Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee of
Pitt cOunty.
The registrars were called together
one night last week to receive instruc-
tions. They were instructed to steal
30 many votes at each precinct, chal-
lenge every voter possible
These are facts, As they come direct
from one of the Democratic registrars.
The Democratic machine has headed
their ticket with an lnfldel.
Now the democratic machine asks
the christian people of Cumberland
county to "sink their consciences" and
vote for this man REPORTER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
The Negro a Brute.

The Waynesville Courier says: sAr
BEST THE MICRO 10 LARGELY BpUTx"
II the above Re 50 then (from ap-
pearances) some white men should be
indicted for cohabitating with b.utes.
Some Of he lou lest m nuthed advocates
for white supremacy" are thus guilty
Of greater crime than that Of oppo-
eng the disfrapchisement Of poor
white men, If what the Courier says.
be true.
The Courier Is awfully concerned
about white girls. b-,nR outraged BY
the negroes. 1t ought tn have sense
enough to know that nine tenths of
the mean negroes who do such crimes,
Can read and write, and hence can
vote and hold office according to the
amendment the Democrats proposed
The only remedy IA to separate the
races and TO do that then the Demo-
Gratis would lose their large majorities
in the eastern. british counties. Then
they would have no brutes on which
to ride into Office. They would then
have to get up human argument. and
not brute argument, or force to carry
their election. No wonder the "wise"
Legislature voted down q law, making
1t CRIME for the whites to c0habit
with these black and clay bank brutes.
A VoTEH.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
WILL He ANSWER 2

Three Pertinent Questions For simmons
To Answer-Every Voter should.
Union Republican.
The Republican is In receipt Of .
letter from Surry county In which
three plain questions are asked.
They speak for themselves:
LIST. Under the proposed amend
ed Constitution can ] vote? First,
/ am the son Of an italian who came
to America about the date 1890. /
can't read.
End. am the son Of man Of IL
legitimate birth, can't prove who
my grandfather was. / can't read,
can ] vote:
Bird. ! am Q negro, my mother
says my father was . prominent
white citizen. I can't read, can
vote?
Will Chairman Simmons, or any
of his heelers, who are using every
means In their power to force this
amendment upon the people, answer
these citizens7 Our columns are
open for reply. There are hundreds
Of others similarly situated and tc
which these same questions apply
The amendment Is q Democratic dis
ease. Let those who should be con
versant with the patient diagnos<
these cases.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

Aakss . 0r..a spsseA 90 . Coed Csvva
"A Gocd Tschss NoasnasA-
GsEExvLIs, u. c.. July 3srd. 100
Editor Caucasian:
A large and enthusiastic crowd Of
white men greeted DR.. Cyrus Thonp-
son here on last Saturday. Our Court
House, which holds comfortably, q
thousand people, vas literally packed.
The speech Of DR.. Thompson Vas one
OF the finest IL has ever been my goo
fortune to hear. There WAS slight In
terruption BY democratic heelers &C the
beginning, bat DR.. Thompson g,vs
them such scathing rebuke that they
soon quieted down and skunk away.
By DR.. Thompson's speech aad his
valuable aid. We were enabled to heal
our little differences, and put out one
Of the best aud Strongest tickets ever
presented to our peo pie for their votes
The ticket nominated IL - follows
For the Senate, Abram J. Moye;
for House OF Representatives. slads
Chapman and VIM Tel for Sheriff
W. b. Harring' on Register Of Deeds,
VIM. n. Brown.
From nov until election vs will
make vigorous canvass Of the county.
w,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
llNNEY IN CLEVELAND.

Over 1000 to Hear the Champion Of HUI
man and Personal Liberty.
At Cassr, Cleveland county, on
July 18th was q grand day for the
lovers of liberty. Over two thou
sand men assembled to hear the is
sues discussed by Congressman r.
Z. Linney. They were not deceived.
He spoke for three hours and dis.
cussed every feature Of the pro-
posed amendment.
He proved that II 1t became q
law and was enforced Gas 1t would
be to all independent voters) even
the most learned could not come
up to the standard. No wonder Mr..
Aycock refused to divide time with
MIR. Linney At Taylorsville.
Linney is the abless lawyer and
reasoner in the western part Of the
State, and he makes converts wher.
ever he speaks. Cleveland county
will give = good majority against
the amendment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
A SERIOUS NATTER
VIII Not Violate His soIumn Oath q
Vote For IL

Will Not Violate His Soiumn Oath "a
Vote For IL
For the Cauca siau.
The proposed State constitutional
Amendment is mauifestly uncou-
stitutiousl. all intricate ard ingeni.
Gus RaspinR to the contrary notwith.
standing. For this reason alone 1t is
not, and cannot be lawfully before
the people for adoption SO long "a
the 18th amendment to the National
Convention stands. The solemn oath
to support the National Constit ution
which each qualified voter has 20
recently taken, is an essential part Of
bis quahfi cation for voting, and the
moment any voter. who il aware of
Or seriously suspects the fact OF its
unconstitutionality, purposes to vote
for il, that moment he forfeits his
privilege OF voting and virtually dis
franchises himself, and the moment
he carries bis purpose INTO effect by
voting for it, that moment he usurps
the privilege Of sovereignty and per-
jures himself.
such being my honest conviction
in the matter, can but vote agains 81
the amendment however meritor: o us
or otherwise 1t may bs in itse con
sidert d. and my Judgment Q: aat !,
should be unanimously IA eeeed ~
the polls As being sim ply uaeonsti-
tutional.
Jos. &. RANKIN,
Rankin, N. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
DISTINGUISHING BEGUN.
The Machine Has Begun Its work-No
Difference rs to Color.
Q.a..al Al IT, C.nan:a.

The Machine Has Begun It's work-No
Difference rs to Color.
Special to Tue Caucasian.
Angler, N. c.. July 16.-A. w.
Gregory, the Democratic registrar
in Black River township, Is taking
the nams down on strips OF paper
and wheu asked about this said HE
was running that business.
understand one or the registrars
In AvPrasboro township has been
registering vo'ers without admins
terirg any osth.
Tho registrars In many town
ships are requiring voters who
have moved from one township to
another to get certificate Of re-
moval when the old bo"ks have not
even been seut to the registrars.
am informed that when the
register of leeds was tod that the
registrars we're requiring Ger if
Gates and was asked to send out the
old books replied that 1t was not
his buslr ess. He also stated, / am
informed, that the Democrats were
going to take every advantage they
could.
This Is Democracy with a VEN
gear ce. Il w long will good men
Christian men endorse a party
that will resort TO such means to
carry an electiouf PoPULIsT.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
HOW IT OPERATES IN LOUISIANA.

1t Cuts Out all Whites Who do Not Vote
For The Machine-wil Do So in North
Carolina,
y. Orhorue, La, June q, 1900.
Mr.. b. g Foster,
Fork Church, N C..
Dear Sir: Yours Of the 22nd TO
hand and carefully noted. Will say
In reply, that the election law of my
state Il not what the common PEG.
pie want, nor / don't believe it is a
benefit to any one except the men
who guide the State. 1t gives them
a better chance to elect their own
men. The way they work 1t here.
you see the governor has the ap-
pointment Of the registrar and the
registrar registers all, both white
and black. If he knows they are on
his side. and q NAV on the opposing
side has to own $500 worth of prop
erty, or re able 10 fill q register
blank. without any instructions. As
for the law eating out negroes, it
don't cnt them out any more than 1t
does whites, and another feature In
the Law here is a man has got to
produce his tax receipt for two years
prior t. the time he offers to vote.
The bove extracts from a letter
to Mr.. q. G. Foster. Of Fork Church,
from a friend IN Louisiana, shows
how thu amendment, which is very
similar to tie one In this State. op
crates. This is an eye opener aud
should cause every poor man in the
county to think seriously before he
votes sn"h a thing upon himself and
HE children.
You vii wake up too late il this
amendment il adopted. Take timely
warning and vote to preserve you,
fire edom and liberty while yon can
The enemy is sitter you. Watch
IS we'll as prsy.-Davie Record.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
GOOD NEWS FROM MOORE.

A Big Crowd Expected at the Peoples
Party Speaking Next Friday-It Will be
Twice as Large as Aycock Had--The
County safe--A Little Incident at the
Aycock Nj Getting.
CARTHAGE, N c., July %
EDITOR CAUCASIAN Dear Sir
Our people are looking forward
with interest to the SPEAKING here
next Friday. We are glad to see
that Hon. Stump Ashby is to be
here with Senator Butler, but our
people will be disappointed If DR..
Thompson Is not here also with Mr..
Ashby. The situation is improving
in this county each day.
must tell you what occurred at .
Democratic speaking here . few
days ego. They got up a horseback
proce ssion for Aycock. At the very
tail end of the procession there WAS
man riding an old donkey. The
donkey started up mighty brsying
as the procession moved along. A
young lady standing near remak ed,
"That donkey is for Ayeock too"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

Meets Harmonious Convention-Nomi-
nate . Strong Ticket senator Butler
Endorsed.
Edenton, N. c., July lsth.-The
Senatorial Convention for the First
district, met here to-day. The dis
trict was we'll represented and the
convention was harmonious.
They nominated Mr.. Joshua Skin
ner, of Perquimons county, q gen.
tleman of intelligence and high NOR
al character. w. II. Houser, of
Currituck, was endorsed as his run
ming mate.
The following resolutions were
adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That we hereby en-
dOrse and commend the official
course of Senator Marion Butler and
his untiring efforts and work in be-
half Of the people and civil liberty.
We earnestly trust that he will be
reelected to the United States Sen
ate, and we pledge ourselves to do
all we can to secure his reelection"
Resolved, That we endorse the
State and National platforms of the
Peoples Party, and commend the
principles therein set out to all men
irrespective of party affiliations for
their careful consideration as being
in line with the most advanced
ideas and progressive thought, and
the only principles leading to the
freedom, contentment and happiness
of the people.
The Secretary was instructed to
notify the candidates of their nomi-
nation and endorsement.
Secretary was instructed to send
copy of proceedings Of the Conven-
ton to THE CAUCASIAN for publica-
ton.
REV. T. w. BABB, Chm'n.
E. T. FoREHAND, Sec'ty.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
FOWLER AND KELLEY

At Wilson-Disgraeeful Behaviour on tho
Part Of semocra's.
When Mr.. Fowler and Congress
man Kelley spoke at Wilson, the
Democratic machine behaved very
unbecoming, even worse than ne
groes.
They did not bother Fowler, but
when Kelley got up to speak, then
the machine began to interrupt him.
It's said there never has been such
unbecoming conduct known in .
civilized country.
1t was SANDER to the South, the
State, and especially the county of
Wilson. Those who lay such stress
on ''white supremacy should learn
how to treat white men.
Many Democrats, we are glad to
say, condemn it, and will not vote
with such a gang who are afraid of
the truth.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
LETTER FROM CLAYTON.

May and August Electlons-The Welsh
Preacher-NegroesP Preferred to White
Men.
Clayton, N. C., July - I'm our town
election IL May, the democrats woul
rot allow negroes in The convention.
They nomi, ated a ticket by aoclama-
ton We got mp an independent tick
ct, composed of a democrats.
The aristOcratic democrats gof Bap-
tist preacher, a e'sb Jew from Wales
to 60 to the negro church and lecture
the negroes. On election day the
"whits supremacy democrats, when
they had hauled in all the whites, they
ed the buggies and carriages over
to the negroes to bring in the negro
voters. One white man told cripple
negro that If he wOu' d vote for him, he
should never have to work again as
long as he lived
a white man voted for the ndopen-
dent ticket. One Of the nominees OF
the Aria ocrats told him he had worked
against him, and he would give him no
more work
II the .aristncrsts'' cant get man
tn vote as they want him t., they starve
him out, and give the work to negro
no will vote as they say, and work
cheaper. Henc the negro dominates
politics and the price OF labor, ara II
gets worse. A DIsaUsTDD D1hocRAT
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

away treatment cures; It acts on eve
ry weakened portion Of the body. 1t
builds up nerve, tissue and muscular
strength. and revita'izes the whole
body. The hitherto miserable victim
becomes fitted for a husband and .
father.
This is what DR.. HathaWay's treat
ment does, and it does il Invariably in
every case, never mind how serious the
condition Of the patient.
DR.. Hathaway also treats, with the
same guarantee of success, Varicocele
without operation, Structure ny .
nainless home treatment Specific
Blood Poisoning and other chronic dis
eases of men. including all Urinary
and Sexual disorders.
Absolutely private and confidential
consultation without any cost can be
had in DR.. Ha'hawsy's Office. II you
live out of town, or cannot for any
reason visit the office, be will send you
free his latest book and self examina.
ton blanks.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY. NJ. D.,
DR.. Hathaway q Co.
~ Ia South Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26

APkoIHTnBITe OF Hon. STUMP AemDv.
OF TKxAs-
Hon. stump Ashby. Of Texas. one Of
tie famous campaign orators Of the
United States, has consented 20 make
ten speeches In North Carolina In the
interest Of honest elections and man
hood suffrage. He will reach North
Carolina on Sunday and speak every
day till the close Of the ampaign. His
appoi ntments will be - follows:
Lnmberton. Robson county, Satur.
dsv. July 2ssh.
Reid.v'lis. Rockingham county, Non
dav. July 30sh.
HilIsboro, Orange county, Tuesday.
July 31st.
Louisburg, franklin comfy, Wed
nesday, Aug. LIST.
Let every body 90 out and hear thi.
fearless champion in the interest Of
the eople. Every honest and fairmip-
ded Democrat who wants 20 hear both
sides before he votes, should make It =
point to attend, and especially so,
since Mr.. Simmons and Mr.. Aycock
have declined joint discussion.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
THE RUMP LEGISLATURE


Met and Adjourned 90 Msss Agsis-A
Thin Thins Rssols,~d 60 H.sols,s-
The tail end Of the "viss" le9isla-
ture Of 30. met here again Tuesday,
July oath, making the third time for
il to meet. II Vas . thin thing.
There were seven Senators present
and about Is Representatives
Both houses were wrapped 10 or
der, were prayed for. passed +rss-
olute" and adjourned TO como back
July 30.
They doubles thought owing 10
the excitement, the State might In .
few days BECOME minus Of one or
two U 8. Senators, and il would b
too bad to have to wait till January
TO elect their successor. That 10 al
they can or could hops 10 do
There Vas no Populist or Rspabli-
can N the House 70 call Q Quorum
on them. There we're two in the
Senate, but they were there simply
to swell the great number TO "ssvsn.'
Simmons does not know what he IL
keeping them for. They remind NJ
Of pigs sucking after the old SOW had
gone dry. All the pleasure the pigs
could get ont of il Vas 10 root and
switch their tails.
This viols Mendoza Legislature
seems to be dying gradually With the
dry rot" They held esusus, and
resoluted to resolve 10 Try TO fool ths
folk again with more foolishnss-
No telling what they may do vhss
they meet-may postpone tbs slss-
ton till thsy can get their Red Shirts
thoroughly organized.
RKroRTIh
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-07-26
SIMMONS AND HIS LETTER.

1t Shows the Baby Act-Does Not Like
His Own Northumberland Interior
ence Was Right Under Him.
The thinest thing of the season Is
Summons letter to the President
No one but q ratified man would
have written 1t. 1t is calling for
the calf rope.
he forgets that it has not been
lorg since he was captain of the
revenue doodlers and Federal off,
cers. who We're vile partisans and
tlipd to control State po'itics.
Will he deny that while Collector
for the Eastern District commissions
were issued to Federal officers for
the purpose of procuring their more
willing services in State polltlcsi
A cartoon is being extensively
circulated about the Republican
convention in BERTHE county. Under
it is an affidavit stating that there
were 81 negroes and only one wbi'e
man. E. E. Ethridge. and W R.
johnson made the affidavit. Who
is Johnsopi Is he a Federal cert
Has be beerf Was Re partisapi
On this subject We have received
letter from Bertie that reports
some facts. We will no. give them
all. Among other things. the writer
says:
''Tbis man. Johnson, is one Of
F. M. Simmons appointees IN the
revenue service as Brandy Guseer,
and perh ps to-day holds a U. s..
comm @s'nn IS such. During the
TIM Of F. NJ. Simmons administra-
ton and since, this man johnson
was editor Of newspaper published
at Windsor, N. c., called "The ORR
emit" 1t WAS extremely bitter and
partisan. and wholly in the interest
of the Democratic party. In fact, 1t
was the organ of that organic alton.
Two years ago, and at the present
time. he is an active sneaker and
organizer of "White Supremacy
etc. 1t Is strange that Mr.. Simmons
pevsr mentioned this matter 10 the
President during bis term of Office"
Yes, Federal officers under him
Were Partisan and some offensive.
Simmons did not write to the Presi-
dent to have them stopped interfer-
ing with State politics.
If be wants the two administra-
tons compared. let him say so II
seems to Us that what is fair fol-
The gander is fair for the goose.
In fact, Simmons himself was SO
partisan and unreasonable that
Senator Vance considered him IN.
safe, and would not allow his ap-
poin tment copfirmt d: and 1t wa:
on), by walking over Vance's grave
that he got there at all.