The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13
JUDGE SIA9URY WILL NOT
VOTE FOR PARKER.
NEW YORK CITY IL RfsT
SAYS THE DEhOCRATI1
PARTY HAS BEkN GIN
EN OVER To PLUTO
CRATIC INFLr-
ENtE~
Why NE WILL soie FOR WATSON.

The Bet way tn Rsform . Party taas
has sold %. to Pistocrsry 10 IL Ds
feat it
Judge Samuel S-abury, OF the
City Court of New York has writ
ten q letter saying that he will not
vote for Parker but for Watson
His letter Is ~ follows:
Il shall no. vote for Parker anu
Davis. The action Of the conven
tion ia approving the crime CON-
mitted Ia Illinois, the facts being
clearly presented aud being undis-
puted, showed that the convention
preferred the rule Of the political
corruptionist rather than recognize
that political conventions should be
honestly conducted and that the
majority should rule.
Judge Parker's persistent silence
before he was nominated and his
tricky Telegram rs soon A. he had
"a fely secured the nomination show
cd him to be An apt pupil Of the
political methods of David B. Hill.
The deception to which Judge
Parker AID his friends resorted to
secure the nomination and the re-
pudiation of the compromises enter
ed into in relation to the platform
will. / believe, before the campaign
is over, be made perfectly apparent.
When the facts are appreciated they
can excite no other feeling than dis
gust and contempt.
| CONTROLLED BY AONOPOIIsTs.
1.-THE convention was controlled
by 4 union OF monopoly and pro.
slavery elements. 1t was irnpos-
sible that any really democratic
action could have proceeded from
such combination.
"In the contest between ROose
welt and Parker no political issue:
are involved. 1t is mere persona
Icontest for place and power. This
is the lowest plane upon which
political campaign can be fought.
THE fact that Grover CLEVELAND
and others who deseted the part.
when it became Democratic in 1885,
and are in control Of the party il
sure guarantee that the party viii
be administered for the benefit of
corrupt plutocracy, as it was during
Clevelan's last administration.
: UNWORTHY OF SUPPORT.
1.-The Indictment which MI
Bryan brings against the elemen
(which now CONTROL the Democrat
party is in an respects true, and tn
fact that it is true shows that tn
party is unworthy of support.
seems to be unreasonable 10 assel
that the Democratic party stands .
present for policies which are de:
a tructive of free government and :
the same time to support that part
l upon the theory that the best wa
e to reform party il to intrust th
j plutocratic element in the part
= with the control of the government
Il 1.-The best way to reform the part
i is to se,. to it when it sells out
1.-The plutOcracy, as it has in tn
i campaign, it should go down to tt
defeat which it deserves.
CHOICE OF TWO EVILS.
u "From my standpoint choice I
two evils is presented, and | sha
a choose neither. If Parker is detea
= ed the Democratic party will
,r forced to adopt progressive nj
" liberal democratic principles, or
It out of existence and give place
,e some party which will give EXPIRE
. sion to these principles.
tsI "rhe principles are more il
% portant than the party. Mr.. Wa
To- son, nominated by the People
- party, is a worthy representative
,r the principles which l conceive
- be- truly democratic, and the ado
~ ton OF which l believe to be esss'
,e tial to the preservation of DEM
l. cratic institutions i'm this country.
ze ale is the only representative
at these democratic principles in tt
IN cam paign. l shall, therefore, CT
tn my vote for him. am inform
os that q full Watson electoral TICK
will BIZ nominated, and l believe
be will receive q large vote.