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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
x NEGRO DELEGATE.
To tho Demeeraiie State Con.
vsntiua From Watausa Co.
DON'T WANT T6E NEGRO
ELIMINATED.
The white ssprsmssy CrsvA-W his- wash
tag . Negro "A peaeerssie Negro better
fhsa Rspsbiis.s Nes~o-whiss Ass.
Whsrs s.s rAeaY
rnlon RsouolSran
Union Republican.

John A. Denny. q colored man of
from that county TO the Democratic
State convention. There are probably not
over seventy-hye colored voters In that
county, and this 10 the first time In the
history OF the county that q eolored man
has ever been elected 10 any conven-
ZION by any party. The watauga Demo
crat, referring 10 the matter as brought
ont In an editorial In the Republican
Patriot, has the following TO saw:
"We have not traced his genealogy.
but II he was as black as the ace Of
shades, he Is not OF the class OF negroes
that the acting editor Of the Patriot and
few Of his stripe are nowling them
selves hoarse In trying 10 force upon the
white people Of eastern and central caro-
lima. II Is the ignorant. vicious negroes.
composing about three-fourths Of the Re
publican party In North Carolina. and
who are the plant tools OF nnscrunuious
DESIGNING white demagogues. q menace
to the neace and prosperity OF the State
and a burden and reprosch To the -oiiti.
cal party that attempts IN carry and de-
fend them. that the white people are
going TO dispose Of. politically. at the
next election. de~pite the frantic vapor-
ines of the Patriot and such sheets"
Now isn't this q pretty come or The
Of the whitest counties In the State
bolstering M a negro delegate to per-
form his exalted dutv IN the interest Of
white supremacy" In the State ronven-
tion? So. according to the Democrat
the plan n that the gentleman negro
such NJ the Democrats NJ watauga sent
In 10 he recognized as among the leaders
OF the white sunremarr" movement
which are m dominate over the rl'te-n-e
negro and the illiterate white m,n. The
,Democrat VIII remember thst there has
long been q provision In our election laws
~ exclnde the "virious." IN which u re-
fers. from voting. 40 iris straw-rrahhinr
statement does not helm matters mnch
We do not know how our brethren are
going 70 oet along with snch cir~um.
stances before the nublic. bnt we believe
wo wouid inst omit. saw Da more abou'
white supremacy. throw the lirtle nd
buttons awav, and let everr man pss<
for "whfte" whose comple1ion and
"geneaiogy" bear him ont
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
GOLDEN RrIT FOR WOMEN
JOURNALISTS.

One of the most fmnortant dualiAra-
+ions of woman ionrnalist II a hi9h
sense Of honor. for she constantly meets
with temrtations to insert in her paper
matters which are In themselves enter
tanning or Interesting. but which are e.
sentiallv nrivate. or to use "a material
hits Of conversation and rerartee which
were never intended for publication The
vonng Journalist must have as renuisites
n success. taste and refinement: ehe
nust he courteous. 20 that no one win
ne hnrt nor rene,,ed nv her lack of
snavitv: she must be v'rarfons. thinking
IA great deal more Of what others care
ehont than Of her personal rrefererres.
md she mrst he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.
Sangster. in the June Ladies Home Jour
nal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

ne nsyea Ass Wt.-fss cAsasDAa 60
sAsA ssA says As Wsu Hst ossai -
xsssttss Yss TAsa Msv.
Editor CArcAs1As.l

FAsA ssA sAys BE W,u Hss ossai -
xssstsss Yss Asa Nsv.
Editor CArcAsIAx.l
Nay .. 1000
A. u: Depoeratie primaries last 0es-
anti-brya. crowd 7hs Vas . surpssss
e many. II, b said tAst vAea tAs
chAirman o. the county executive con-
mittes. 7. @. Watson. hsard sf tha result
10 exclaimed, with . loud vciee: "WsIl,
by Cd, II they (meanfng the Bryan
facsion) expect ne 70 steal tho election
n order 70 count them In. then thsy l1in
p badly mistaken," or words to tAat
part o. Mr. Waf:on. and h hs Keeps his
the Democrats 10 Sst in once HI tAis
county. II world b amusinS to knew
that Tor once the Democratic party had
head that would not Stoop 20 % q
mean thing In order to carry the slee-
f1on by force or fraud" We shall sx-
pect Mr. Watson to keep his word: and
rs first born"
We notice that the Democrats lave
discovered "conflict" In the amend
ment. "A pity II II that the finder had
not kept his month shut for once. From
my angle, Of vision, l. think. the 'eea-
Met was just mistake and Should
stand as II now 10: "A majority Of the
qualified voters" instead Of ,, majority
Of the votes cast. But when the
bratns' meet In June, IL they win also
nndo the many other mean things they
have done, we will all be glad to allow
them to make the change IN the s~coo1.
fict," for It will make no difference. O
70 the result, as, from what can hear,
the hellish amendment wifi be lost any
way. / am yet hopeful Of this county,
with some show Of success. s.a7
VOTER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
A, eNoyt !. h.inS msds In boom q

An sNorf 10 h.ine made In boom ex.
Governnr jaws f~r the rosifion ~
Preside-& 81 ihs Upivevsfty and ~
names ~ other srsta.ed" pniiticisn'
have heen msnffcned IN cor~scsfor
With this fmnor~art rtsee No ma~
WIN has the irtsvssts NJ the Univevsitv
~ the edp~st'ors1 int>vssts ~ the
STATE eircerslv ~ bsavf woplS suRgssf
= politician. snd sspec'al'v an nld and
wov~.nut poiiN~isr fny this imporfa-f
nos,ttnr. " wnniA ~ hsttsp to clnss
me donvs ~ th> Urivsvsify ~ ones
Than ~ heve ~ die NJ fhp drv Ynt which
~ wru'6 most esvfa'nIy do nnder snrh
ma Ssmsnt The man Vim 10 paa~e@
1t the head NJ fhe Bnivsvsity abeul6
he. fvst. . fescher-a Young, v'9nFous
ard proersss've man. not su old fos n
looking for . iob.-Stafesville Land
mark.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The engine h now king daily trfp-
shove BrevarS-the length Of those trirs
d.rendIne on how fast the track IL laid
The big ~ut In Bravard y finished. and
1he romplet'on Of the rosd n now only .
rrestion Of q few weeks.-Brsvard
News .ss
report th.t the wheat crop is the best IN
-ears. II no damage IL done the crco
nv storm or nest. nv far the largest eroo
~ wheat ever made IN this country Win
| be haryested.-Monroe Enquirer
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The Peonle's Advocate, OF Meadville
Pa. connnlinented the Sioux Falls con
ven.ion n the following words:
"Pa-riotisr hes trirmrhed over par
tisansb'p, and the .People's Party n
national convention have risen to tn
hei~hts of the erandest LOYALTY to the Re
nublic md nominated Bryan and Town.
nv acclsmation. BRYAN. the champior
~ all the peonle. and Towne. the ables
defender Of the rrincinles Of riehteou
government and fhe money Of the con
st'tution -he Repuhliran rarty ever nro
dnred. II Is ticket for the who'll
neonle. and everv patriot Of every part.
should support t."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Her 70 novelty FOR yon: TIE South-
s-n Railway vfii mste q dersrfHr~ ~
Msv y. the day ~ che total sc'se~s
.nd run s,e-isf e~si-s~ trsins - snsk
shst they VIII sntsr .he Rr~sf shadow ~
.he u1oon a. n TRAVIS s~-e.~ she eseses
~ fhe South f-rm New O~'ssns IN S0S
folk. SAWS the Now York Hersh Ohssy-
vstio, cars. smoked glass and i1n~hssn
-fr ~ pro~ided- Az the tfn~-tshie -
IRE eclipse is tust ss certain 90 fhe yisfnf
- fhe sun. ths railway csn make no mo
.ake. spd knows iusf when e,d ~hefe
m meet fhe deepest shadow. The eonsh-
srn Railway rims through Sf'y-nre nfies
" tnfsifty. snd win rrt on sli tks trafss
-,ns~Ihie snd make hay while the ser
doesn't shine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
Rig Club at Maiden.

A corresnordent Of the Asheville
Gazette. Nav 26. saws:
"At a meeting held Nav IA nv the
citizens of Maiden an anti-amendment
clnh was ORGANIZED with roll Of IA?
members. which has since been Increased
to shout 200.
"The members are al. voters D. NJ.
T,nther has been invited TO address the
club at an early date The anti-amend-
ment canse is on a boom in Maiden and
vicinity"
We know the peorie Of Maiden. and
know they are ton fair and honest t.
steal or try TO take nv law the ballot
from taxrayers nv voting for and PASS
ing the amendment and election law.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
Say. Papa
Fnrf Rcnff IanfArn.l

II: (Fort Bcoft Iantern.)
"Say, papa, why IA % many Germans
come 70 this counfryT
'tIf is beranse Of our glorious repnbli-
can insfffutfohs, my son. The poor people
over;there are ground down by an enor-
monsI tax Of S136 600. .OOo to sustain a
useless standing ARMY. while here we de-
pend tpon our citizen soldiers In times Of
troubfa. We are the free
"But, say, papa: I was just reading In
the Kansas City Journal that the war
anproprfAtinn In thir country last year
was over $3.50. coo. ono. This is about
tdsubae the tax that Rrinds down the poor
German. Don't you
"Oh, run ont and play with sister.
lam very busy now"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
TINE PReHlsIT,ov CONVENTION.
It Met In Salisbury and vomip.'ed . Full
State Tfekes.
Salisbury. N. C.. Nav q.

Salisbury. N. c.. Nav %.
The Prohibition rertv met here on
Tuesday. NAV %. Edwin Shaver n-e-
sided and !. W. Newbv. OF WadesviIie
was secretary. n W. S+ewart. ~ Illi-
no's. national chairman. was present.
The State ticket nominated ia as fol-
Vows. For Governor. Henry Sheets. ~
revin r+on. Tieuteront Governor Dr
John w. r. - SnIiSt--v: Sarrn.srv
of State. Perh"r. ~ Dunn:
.rdito-. n. w = Rpnhow. ~ Green's
hnro: Superintendent 81 prhIir Tnst-ur-
ZION. Fl. q, S.nr+. ~ Rrriington For
afertors-at-la-ge Edwin Shaver. or S,Iis-
hnrv. and Y. w rTolt. ~ burlington
wore named. besides district electors.
Edwin Shaver ~ Salisbury. remains
chairman Of the State executive COM
-'t+ee
That convention and IT'S candidstee viii
not ne ahused. One reason fs that the
nie-hnnters do NOT think n will smount
70 anything. Tf the nreachers and those
who are rrohihitionists IN the spring
elections were to vote for Il, then they
would catch the scratch.
A VOTER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

II Is said that most of the miners n
the rumnock mine met death in attemn+-
ing ~ escene and coming IN contact with
the fonl air. from which the oxygen had
been consumed nv the EXPLOSION. II Is
-hought probable that had thev Remained
IN their own rooms several lives wonl'
have been saved. The air in other por
tions OF the mine was pure.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The fisheries Of North Carolina. In
number Of persons ernnfoyed and value
Of products are more than twice es I'M
nortant as those Of all the other south
Atlantic States combined and are nearly
aoual 70 them IN roint Of capital invest
cd. The latter 81 $1.2Io.4h9: There ar are
-. .o45 persons employed and ~ zS4.2h.
nonrds Of Ash caught The fishing and
oyster industry is steadily increasing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

D. D. Alexander an of1cer from Ten
nessee. arrived in Raleigh Friday. having
In custody y. 9. Metcalf. who escaned
frora, the penitentiary last August. The
escaped convict 10 a white man and ~
Fsided near Madison. He was sent N
from ROCKINGHAM county to. serve
term OF eight years for murder. The
oflesr who ptured him VIII receive q
reward Of $40 and expenses.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Through its official head. the Dem
o"ratic party has put itself on record
a. favoriug mixed schools, social
equality and intprmarriage between
the whites and blacks, and the ap
pointing of negroes to positions over
white men and women.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

IL is = fact that Democratic lead
ers have resorted to all kinds of
mesnness in order to get the offiees
IN this State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The presidency ~ the ps~st~s Yemsl~
University hss h~~n rendered 20 R~v. w.
q. Tvres ~ Drrh-n. lr Tvr~e " res
'o- ~ fhe First Bsrtist Chur~h - sh~s
~'fv snd 70 o p~puiar snd tsiepf~d rpsn-
'-'er. We wss surn-onef here lsst Nws-
urSsr hv ~ornrnifs~~ ne she ~ross~p-
snd ths p-~~ife,~r ~ fhs sn~<i-usion vps
'spder~d him. Y. 's ssid .hsf Or Tvr~s
In IN sfi nrchabF'itv s~~>~sy-RslsSsh
Correspondent Charlotte Oh~ervSr.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Rev. Dixon Democratic candidat-
'c candidate for Auditor, says
there are no Democrats in the west
opposed TO the amendments" When
y man tells what he does not know,
tells what Is not true. Hence, we
conclude that the Do~tor has been
misquotd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The Democrats IN the foIlowins States
have instructed for Rrvan: Iowa. %:
Massachusetts. 30; Miehiran. Z;- New
Hamnshfre. 8: North Caronra: e; Penn
Nehraska. 1e: Rhode Island. 3: Oregon,
8: District Of Columbia, 6. Total. 246.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Every body knows, and no one will
deny, that the amendment will ele-
vate the educated negro above the
unfortunate white man.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

For several weeks. Democrats have
r"en nuh'ishin0 q long nothing,
r'"ded "The negro won't be down
81 - ' 81 then, let them stand up, IL
v"u .-. 10 strain a point and pay
them $4,000
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Towne, Of Minnesota, the most
eloquent member Of Congress, next
VIce-President OF the United States.
Peoples Advocate.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The amount Of iumh>r ~>mire tsfe
r>nnlr :. something vopssrfri Lsss
week's hsni nnu~t have ~~s~h~f rio~s %
70 one million seet- TIE wfleoo Lrn-
heY Company sIons ~isim, 20 hs-e .sts.
IN sbo-t one-hsN million feet. Ana shss
veeK there Win be very nearly ~ npeh.
We bsve rad somewhere oI o psop}e
who. when hnngYv. ~uf down q trsS eeS
eat ~ For years . rrest many Ss cor
~~onle have been eating trees.-L<oofr
Topic
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

IL the negroes were Dem oerats, the
Democrats would not have submit
ted the amendment. Their purpose
then to distrauchise white men would
have been too plain.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The Sergeant manufacturing COMPANY.
which had its huild'ne and contents CON
srmed by fire last winter. is moving into
it's new building, recently erected. and
new machinery Is being put in at Green's
boro
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The Old Veterans are dropping Of
-apidIy now and none wanfs ~ fail N
meet his comrades ss the rnrsedsrafp
Reunion st TIouisviIle. Nav sotb-Iupe
svA. specially when the rssfs sres 80
loo. as they are ny the SEA BOARD
AIRLINE RAILWAY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The bean crop is a little slow In
maturing. but II II ever m.tures there
will be beans a-plenty and 70 sna!e.
rhare 'is A larger acreage around Colds
horo this year than ever before. IT II
estimated that 1000 acrer would NOT
cover the crop.-Goldsboro Argus.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Kentucky VIII be treated to several
-norths Of the boy governor experience.
Perhaps II may cure the nnalady.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The Kensuckv Democrats celebrated
the Supreme Conrt decision by arresting
another Goebel suspect.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
RAISIN GTHT VAT AN ANCIENT
CAyrTATyON

when . knight a. Old entered a COM
nanv of ladies' he removed his helmet r.
indicate that he considered himself
among friends. ard that there was NJ
need 70 nrotert himself. This pracfire
has survived IN the crstom Of raising the
hat whnn saluting q lady.-June Ladies
Home journal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

Former Governor Taylor may have 70
conduct his Ken+rcky campaign from, the
vri1isna and Ohio banks Of the Ohio
River.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

A new enterprise IN Greensboro is
the Greensboro broom works. II Will
occupy the Mitchell factory building. on
ReIIe Meade avenue, and work viii begin
ut once.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

II would be interesting to know
how much some letters published In
Democratic papers cost.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

II reou,re. from SIX 70 eight hnshef,
~ strsrberrfes q dav 20 snnnly Tie
vouns ladies NJ the Normal but fher~
,s no .ronhle IN securing The su,niv from
me gardens near by.-Greensboro
pa~ovd
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The most Lamb-like Joke OF the
season is letter recommending
FIX Governor T. j Jarvis for Presi-
dent Of the State University. That
joke beats the Dewey boom for q
Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent, when Dewey himself has not
decided to what party he belongs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

g. A anal accounting win show that the
Kentuckv Democrats have exeented
rather expensive piece OF political lar
ceny.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The SEABOARD IL the BATTLEFIELD
rontei to the Confederate Reunion ut
Louisville, May 3Oth-June 3rd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

fCcrrespondencs OF the Progressive
Mr.. A. Iea.ar assumed control a.
Of the State penitentiary
ssril I. 1Sa9 and remained IN control
~ Ami I. 1907. inst fertv-efght months
Daring this time he paid into
the State treasury on earn
in9s acrounf ............. .$471 ,cSS.57
He left available assets to his
successor ................ O.6OO.O0
He received from his prede-
cesaOr ahout ............. Z5.OOO.OO
Dednctfne leaves net earnings
or f'eazar S4tN. I'm. NJ
Average earnings p-r month. a71see
Ieazar had annropr'at'ons.. 74.1Fa n
Prices IN New York: Cotton, 7.72:
rorn. 4K.G4. ....sa..... 5.s.E r L
M. John r. Smith sncceed.d Mr.. A.
T,eazar April 1. 1897. and M. J. n
Mewhoorne succeeded Mr. John r
Smith January l: 1899 and re-
tired Jannaryf I. 1924. Daring this
Smith and Mewboorne there WIS paid
into the State treasury on e.tnt"es ae:
rount ...:.......:..... .$10oooZ.4 ~
Deduct the earnings from
Lea1af ZUUO0.W
And We h.v. .117s,se2. As
Dav recesved from emith ard
Mewboorne years sunpfy
Of rorn and forage worth at
least 80. ...... -. 49,. ~5O,OOO.OC
Dav has realized :, z. vm snr-
Mus earnings LETT TO him
more az than ............... SO, o,ooo.ot
Makinr earnings of ySmfth - !.
and Mewboorne exceed. ...$27eae2 4s
Averael earnfn - per month 13.276.1(
emith and Mewboorne nad no appro
Pricas IN New York. Cotton. e.47
corn. BATE. t 80
.The sum total of shere two 't.na
| woriid perhars 10 nearer correct at $120,
OU0 than 800 no. >"
Cant. ": Fl. Day. snnerintenaen'
tsnccceded Smith and Mawhocrne lam
arv I. 1892. md nm to May 4. 1sas. h
had turned into the State trenenry Q
'aarnines account 80 :. -. .s154, $3.50
/ He aeconntcd to the board Of - -
directors for ............. 1S.S72.7
! !. ro+a, accounted for .s17s. 7os.s
Deduct realized from Smiths
and Mewboorne's earnings. 100000
Nss earnings Tsss'p'' nom n1 s12s. .7oss
Now r. Dav has In hand
earnings worth ....-..... oO,OOO.O
~
Hi. total viii show .s17s, TOSS
An average ner month for SIX u.
teen months .......... 1O.So63
Day,s administration has had
anpronriatf Hons ........... R5H4141
cotton this wear and last wear haesru
d lespts ner TDonnd above prices receive
|, for the Nfhw4ssorNeSN-op.,f ftol-~'
RECAPITIH.AT1ONst
Feaz M esrned ner month -. .$9. 718.(
Smith and Mswboofne eafhed 20 -
. Day earied per month. ..... 1OEHI!
4 Yeazar haA aSufnnsisf4on ~ :. .94,1D61
! Smith and Mewboorne had ap- -
| prauriA{fnns .........,..
p DAVIS administration mad apprc--- - !.
|. -ss es,sH9ls ssr%rr,s:. IL New Yoii: Uotso
~: enrn, 4Se4. ssla s5 =. -
s Rrnith and Mewhoorne-pHces In Ne
. York: Cotton. h.47: Sorn. A.75.
!: Dave Aduiinistration-Fric In Ne
= York Cotton In: corn--{0., .51e-.s-
: Other things being equal. who has DO
/: 1.-The best farming? "a .LS. IJ.l.
!, J. w. DENMARK
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

II the negro could be taken ont of
politics, Democratic speakers would
be bereft Of all their ammunition for
political and literary(D addresses.
DO you suppose they want spch an
expensive and laborious thing as to
get up q new speecbf IL Won think
80, you have lost all confidence in
Democrats as economists
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

In writing news and politics for
publication, he plain and as brief ss
you can to express what is desired
and what Won think will interest our
readers. Facts need to be stated.
not discussed. II anything happens.
send it IN at once, just state the
facts, the reader will make the ap-
plicstion OF them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

IL kinder makes the Democratic
papers mad because the Populist
Chairman challenged Mr.. holton for
a joint canvass. II the Democrats
could have It 30, they would prefer
no joint canvass with any party.
They just whistled at Mr.. Holton
TO keep up appearances and to make
IL appear they were not scared.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
EDITORIALS.
Towne.
All, there, Dewey!
Towne, Of Minnesota.

Democrats have their choice of
Bryan and Towne, or four more years
OF Mex lnleyism.-Ex.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The total nopnlation Of Cnha. on DC
taken as Of that date, was 1,572, ,T97.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

"Mr. l. G. Caldwell, who WAS the
Populist Chairman ~ the Railroad
Commission, and 9 Populist leader in
1896, has c"me back into the Demo
cratic party, and is speaking for the
smepameut.r-News and Observer.
II Mr.. Caldwell is as mean as the
Democrats said he was four years
ago, the Populist party has gotten
rid Of some pretty bad rubbish
Times (Hiekory) Mercury.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The latest is to she effect, that
Chairman Simmons while at
Greensboro recently, was talking
10 two Democrats, one from the
East and one from the West. The
Western man said: "The amend
mont will be defeated by 45, ,OOO," at
which Mr. Simmons turned to the
Eastern n man aud said: "Now you
Eastern fellows see what you have
got to do, or words to that effect
That means they must steal that
much more. Honeity, where ART
thou1
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

B. X. Lacy, Democratic candidate
FOR Treasurer, on his visit home.
says the West is ali right. That's
true. II they do not treat and dis
franchise the white men when they
go to the polls as the election law
provides, and rs they are reported
as doing in the town election in Hen.
dersouville, he will aud that IL will
go against the unjust amendment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

The Citizen believes If the legisIs-
ture provides for submission to the
people q constitutional amendment
that will prohibit the son or grand
"on OF any man not voter in any
state in the Unlou on January /,
1867, from voting. it will And that i,
has undertaken to do something thai
10 unconstitutional and void-Ashe
vile Citizen (Dem February / 1899
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
DEMOCRATIC INCONSISTENCY.
THEY ADOPT NFeRo RULE IN CON
vENTl0h.

The Machine Takes the Convention by
Force and vraud and Not By Law Of
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31

And we have
Dav recefved from Smith and
Mewboorne a years sunpfy
Of corn and forage worth at
least ..... ...:.. ......... {.
Day has realized z. om snr-
Mus eArnings LETT TO him
hy Smith and Mewboorne
more than ...............
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
Rtata Prison Esruiuss.

a HEPUBL1CAl
Reidsville. N. c., May 21.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-31
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