The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-09-05
A VERY SERIOUS ACCUSATION AND THE PROOF 10 sUs-
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torate resolution explicit and that
comma of the the submission Of the contu
paper of this expression of opinion and
The having condoned the same s1.ve offence the
which violation ch.racteriss set of
public Ierhdy" We quote:
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force and h so The Caucasian 0m.s 80 s.v o,
remembrance is not in recollection at all nor do we find word in
of he party of North ma essopa to tss the
submit the people an amendment the for the pur
ne mas H even i will admit are In the habit Of reenuy
faith after they upon
good this accusation withdraw It, The proof
driving see-is that
paper hedge on mere technical sa qDte about m,
break solemn pledges or "ah with the peope Or does that
much bubble about
remember too well and what
documentary it be possible
tor Observer is losing his memory?
las everybody mind know
opened that the Democratic party in
charges made by the Peoples party began once to vehement
They their command from official
Committee by press stump speeches
the mountains to the Including affidavit by 1ts Chairman
m unjust and so u"onstuol viii any, one deny thss But since
intelligent
forgotten the record
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From Democratic Handbook of SUPPLEMENT-
Democratic is the mans party Nneenths Of its
poor absurd, charge
the Republicans umping up unwary to
they something from Yankee
editors have always understood Republicans
W. r. Cox who lives in Washington told
publishes declaration
and said anything like it, for he we'll knew that
legislature
they would be powers dancise anybody The Constitution
bids it,
The Constitution gives right suffrage persons over
disqualified by crime and the Legislature add
submit proposition peo-
such thing The charge intended misead to deceive and to
make political capital 1t is entirely false There not Democratic
proposition There Democratic candidate for
pledge himself solemny against it,"
doubt about the meaning of this language:
official pledge not? We leave the Charlotte Observer,
emphasize position
the this question: and in order to have
party which the following
II PLEDGE.
i From a Address by the Democratic Chairmanl
the twenty just before election
speakers their midnight meetings have been in the habit
would be taken from them.
got State and
dnchse them Then told them
they they told them il
Democrats got Congress dsfranchi.e them
All along the honest white of the State laughed
duped Finally the himself began through
had learned through experience that that
dancse him. and he began to laugh at these
refused be frightened their
o sarcow had to be hauled down and put away.
They that the Democratic
suffrage and they know that the Democratic
under the to the
take them, however and ignorant
vOte which will diminish
This address published in the Democratic
either edOay endorsed by democratic
dissented by single was
self this The
this address hand
public peakngs
done Then
Was that pledge? breaking
the Charlotte Observer with its
this the democratic
by Democratic State Executive State
after after
making pledge behalf
affidavit that their pledges goeo
had gotten the reputation
pgns ah1dav ce but his meetings
his audience with both affidavit voice. that tn
pledges made by the democratic committee
by Chairman Simmons his address good woul
the evidently Pom
to the This Mr. Pou This AFFIDAVIT
and has two five documentary Revenue
CAUCASIAN furnish of this affidavit
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