The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-03-30

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lie sci. tted q delegate 10 any ;ol+i :,
cal Convention of cur paTiy,r o
any Office in the STATE; sn.i AZ t'4i-I
iher recommend that such as Il, n,w
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soon as practicable. While Il
few negroes who now hold p ,si'ions
in this State are proving The ms-lvts
Efficient, SO far as We know, y't
These few negro arPointles are, ia
our judy ment retarJiDg our psrty's
growth, and at the same time the
entire egro race IL injusiously affec-
ted by these few arpoint.cs. AZ
coon % the negro 10 entirely elimi-
mated 10 Al ofiice holder Ia the
:, ,ir, aimt c,,I,'Iuic IL >oie hide
.eiiie lily, a. IA in The pest few
"srs, ha Will no inn:er be bnne
. """'"-t:"" i. D., i ;r<. .,d thu n
the humanitarian spirit Of the men
in both political parties will go to
o.. ali ot the lireio ftcr To tsIisi
I'M in building 40, e moral, ind"s
r,a, ami educational. lines, snd t
w nesr, app ini'fs ia ola not
,e permitted 10 stand in the path Of
r,.rp-S aid h~vc.eI n,t..t e hi-
va race .r ta fiiih'r seriously
wiper the fullest growth AMI il
fuence Of great political party, to
which the conservative business and
ro.e sinnat Mtn 81 our State are
low looking fer safe. sane snd con-
sentative legislation in the future.
6. That Our State executive com.
u,i,ee ska,, - ~ nt as rta.licable,
rsusurst~ = 49," em"ht 10 rs,shli-h
q daily Republican newspaper in
TIE state, tc.Ievius that Il s.fticicnt
'un'rr Of the f.ru,!:,ans ia the
ate, nav numb rig over eight,
aous lad, Hi,l sur,"'rt ,nh ia.
v,r aud guarantee its publication.
I. That a c'py 'f i.:e-- resoia
irN. be forwarded to the hartman
II tn e'ch member OF the Safe
exec alive committee, to our national
IN, ni,ie-lnan, aud TO ,Lr Con-
'rc.s-msn- elect, aud tht he chair
an of the state executive commit
eb ,e4leste,l TO fnrwarl copy
cal, c.uniy aud Iii tiict chair
N IN the State, i..r the Iufpose ci
ivins EXPIRE sion to our views Oh
hs proper policy viii n We think
uull be pursued by or party in
ne future, AID IT, call at enii IA t.
me c',utii;i IA hic:, M. rtunate
v Oht,in in certain sections Of ON
State, which, if wisely and prof. erly
handled, would buil'l up tie waste
places in our parry, strengthen our
lines ia weak places, put Us in ii sht-
ing trim in every secliou OF tn
.ia:e. ami thereby ans ke as The >m
,aut party in Nerth ts,Uiiua, e.
-aie i4n~ ia the naii,".
as.sp c,fuIiy sub nit cd by the
.rpi,i:ssn members OF the General
~,srmb y u! 1879, anl un ninlousi>
!upteu.
w s Pearson,
s na!'r 81 d District
Jo.l |. Crisp,
S.n.tor 3D.h District
.. H,,y!a-,
Senator 23th District.
A. B. Bryan.
Senat.r sch District
A. V. Miller,
Senator 3Ith Distric' :
l.. P. Scmers.
Sena or 2 Ii District
S. A. Taylor,
Senator 3j,h District.
w. G. Rector,
Rep. from Henderson County.
j. w. Mcfarland,
Rep. fr -, TX County.
w. M. West,
Rep. from Cherokee County.
J. viii Roberts,
Rep. from Madison County.
J. G. Bowman,
Rep. FROM N cEell County
A. r. Kirk,
Rep. from Stan ey County.
F.C. Young,
Rep. from Ashe County.
]. FL. Dobson,
Rep. from su ~ Count,
J A. Buchanan,
Rep. from Clay County.
H. T. Campbell,
Rep. from Alexander C unity.
J. c. Pinnix.
Rep. from Yadkin GU ,y.
J. A. Crisp,
R"p- from Caldwell County.
A. T, Grant, Jr.,