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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
A MESSAGE To MI Ificys
The East WIN Furnish tt shu,-
slsc 100000 Voters


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pls~~e srEsd Tise Caucasian Ia Mr. g..
r. ripkln anil Mr.. ]. l.. Will. =
HARRIS Greek.
/ have tsSsa = constant sasisr =
The Caucasian Tor many yeArs, al
cnn=lsler IL one Of the very -,
wcskiIe~ In the State. I enjoy rrva
ing lis siruag AMI VIGOROUS s,itt..
riAls. have = young Marion Ia.
ier in my hnne, and Jon may tel
Mr.. Hicks that this - rlion 81 th.
Stale will furnish its share 1T To-.
''one hundred thousand VOTER" f.
which he Tciers. when the~e v,.,st.
are spi.sslei Ia by senator Battle.
Wishing The Caucasian much d /.
ceSs in its fight Tor harmony In ca,
ranks aud sucsess Al The polls, | -
main Yours very siEoerely.
il.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
WHOM DOES THIS FIT?

What is the matter with the man
who claims that he wants to build
up the Republican party, and yet
who exerts every effort to abuse and
drive from the party its new re-
cruits? Do not his actions simply
belle his words? Such man either
does not want the party to grow, or
else he has not sufficient sense to
know how to make it grow.
And yet the above accurately dc
scribes a man who is now a candi-
date for State Chairman. Does the
party want such man, and man
who at the time is wanting in suffi-
cient capacity and character for
leadership, even when he has wits
he possesses with him?
If the party wants such man for
State Chairman then the party does
not want to grow any bigger. There
are at least from twenty to thirty
thousand independent voters in the
eastern part Of North Carolina alone,
who will await the action of the r. =
publican State Convention at Greens.
boro next Tuesday, to know whether
or not the party desires recruits.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
M Lies. AND M KNOWS M Lass.

HE LIES AND HB KNOWS H LIS.
The following 10 from the edito-
rial columns Of the News and o.
server:
"Rgties's Subsidized News 81
Greensboro has as Its leading edito-
rial. For Adams and Peace The
printer should have spelt IL Piece
for slice or pie II the end aimed
at by ALL"
The BufTaloe Calf. who IL the eii-
tor Of that dirty sheet, knows that
the above Il lie. lie knows he
lies when he says that the Daily
News Is Subsidized" by anybody.
He knows that there are over GOO
stockholders Of that paper and that
they cover every County in the
State, and he knows that no one
single stakeholder has more than
$1,000 of stick In the Company.
He also knows that when Chairman
Adams and ex-Chairman Rollins
started that paper that they were
determined to make q fight for the
success Of the principles of the Re
publican party and that the distrlbu.
tion Of federal patronage was a sec
ondary consideration.
And yet Joe Daniels paper and
Blackburn's equally dirty and lying
sheet join in making the charges
that the Industrial News was started
to support pie counter patronage
machine. The patronage machines
whether they are in the South or
in the North) don't want a daily
newspaper.
The above double bsrreled lie,
manufactured by Joe Daniels, will
meet the hearty approval Of Black.
burns Weekly Tar Heel.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
THERE IS METHOD II fHEiE
STRANGE CONDUCT.

&FAs = - 80 -
4 number Of people have ex-
pressed surprise that the Washing
ton correspondents Of the only DEM
ocratic papers that keep correspond
ents at the national capital use such
. large part Of their SPACE In boosting
Congressman Blackburn and In mis-
representing and abusing Judge
Adams and the Republican State or
gsnization.
II We will stop TO think q mo-
ment this will not seem strange.
These Democratic papers pursue this
course because they think 1t good
politics. They know that If they
can help make Mr.. Blackburn State
Chairman then the Democratic ma
jority In the State would not be In
any danger. They know that there
Is very large number of indepen-
dent voters In the State, and that
those voters ale against the Demo
cratic machine, but have not yet
gone into the Republican party.
They know that If these voters Join
the Republican party that the State
will go Republican. Therefore they
would see Democratic defeat staring
them In the face, if the Republican
party elects q State Chairman who
is honestly In favor Of making the
State Republican, and who has the
character and capacity to lead the
party to victory. They fear that
Judge Adams il such a man ; there.
fore, they lose no opportunity tc
misrepresent and abuse him.
On the other hand, they know
that Mr.. Blackburn Is wanting In
both character and capacity to lead
a successful campaign, even if he de.
sired to do so. But in addition to this
they no doubt believe that Mr.. Black
burn simply wants to control the fed
erai patronage Tor his own benefi
and besides they know as a fact that
he has acted in such a manner as tC
make it certain that large number
of independent voters who are likely
to join the Republican party would
not do 80 under his leadership.
The fact Is the Simmons machine
Is very much frightened at the leth
argy In the Democratic party, and
also the Republican activity al
shown by the establishment of the
Daily Industrial News, backed and
encouraged by President Roosevelt's
popular administration. This sltua
ton, in connection with the large
independent vote in the woods, pre-
sents most hopeful opportunity fol
the Republican party and most dan
gerous one for the Democratic party
In short. the Democratic machine
Is 80 frightened at this situation that
they feel that Black burns leader
ship is all that would save them from
defeat.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

Some of the citizens of Raleigh
presented a petition to the Board of
Aldermen several days ago to call
an election for prohibition. Not
withstanding the petition contained
more than the required number of
signers, the Board refused to call the
election. Who said the Democrats
were for prohibition It seems they
want their whtskey and are going
to have 1t. They don't want to
abolish the dlspensary, the Eemo-
cratic recruiting station in Raleigh.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

Why Is 1t that the Democratic press
have started up fresh TRADE of
abuse of Senator Butler? Is it be-
cause they think that his activity
will weaken the Republican party :?
They never take the trouble to
abuse any one except those they fear.
OF course they fear that he will help
to strengthen the Republican party.
Why Is ii that there are some Re-
publicans who Join the Democratic
press in this fear?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

The Tar Heel charges that there
Is an "office brokerage business
being run In the "Bond Building''
in Washington. Why does not the
Tar Heel give the names Of the par
ties to whom 1t refers and. the facts.
if it has any facts If the Tar
Heel means by this insinuation to
refer to Senator Butler, then we de-
nounce that paper as liar and as a
coward. All fair-minded people have
nothing but loathing and contempt
for liar, who Is also so much Of
coward that he will not make his
charges except by innuendo.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
Who could Blackburn bring int

Who could Blackburn bring into
the Republican party if he were
State Chairman? He and his paper.
the Tar Heel, have spent all their
time in offending most of those who
would be most likely to come into
the party. If he were State Chair.
man, the vote of the party next fall
would decrease instead of increase.
Besides there are at least 10000
voters who are ready to come to the
party who have been made to feel
by Blackburn and his paper that
they are not wanted in the party.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES,

UNITED STATES,
The man, who will most probably
be the next President of the United
States, will come to this State next
Monday and address the Republican
State Convention at Greensboro.
The people from one end of the
country to the other would like to
vote for Theodore Roosevelt, but if
he persists In refusing to permit
them, then it now seems that they
would prefer to intrust Secretary
Taft with the duty Of carrying out
the great governmental policies, in
augurated by President Roosevelt
than any other man. The people
prefer above all other men, the man
they have tried and whom they
have learned to trust and to love.
But if they can't have him, then
they prefer next Taft for President.
Every North Carolinian, who posi-
bly, can, should 60 to Greensboro on
on next Monday and see him and
he ar him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
Trinity Park School

A first-class Preparatory School.
Certificates Of graduation accepted for
entrance toleading Southern colleges.
BEST EQUIPPED PREPARATORY
SCHOOL IN THE South.
Faculty OF ten officers and teachers.
Campus of seventy.five acres. LII.
brary containing thirty thousand vol
umes. Well equipped Gymnasium.
High standards aud modern methods
Of instruction. Frequent lectures by
prominent lecturers. Expenses ex-
ceedingiy moderate. Seven years OF
phenomenal success.
For catalogue and other informs
ton, address III. Ii. EoETH,
Headmaster,
Durham. N. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

The Hornet, a little two.by-f four
demo ratio paper published at Hick-
Dry, says:
"When q Democrat turns mean,
he has respect enough for his party
to be tonne at once q member Of the
Republican party"
If the Hornet had any reputation
for telling the truth we should be
sure that the State would 60 Repub-
lican this fall by an overwhelming
majority.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
DEMOCRATIC SCR BILE FOE
OFFICE,

OFFlCE.
At least one Democratic paper has
admitted that Democrats do not al.
ways wait for the office to GEEK the
man. The following confession ID
from the Wilmington Messenger:
1--WE Democrats have not much
room TO criticise our Republican
friends for their scramble for otiic,
Democrats are about as eager for
those spoils which go to their party
and just as foretanded, tou, la iIufn
ing them up.
"rhis reflection il caused bv the
published fact that already men are
being brought out for Speaker OF the
next House of Representatives of
this State"
If the Messenger DOESN'T mind
the News and Observer and other
mudslinging sheets will read it out
Of the party for telling the truth
just this one time.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
A VOICE FROM sam rS6N
COUNTY.
ONE SUgK WAY oF kskrtNu ru. Ef.
rUEucAs rAHIN Fsrs GRow 80.
Clinton, NC,

OAE SUgK WAY o. hskrINu I'll. rs.
ruEucAs rAKTN Fsns GHoW t>...
Clinton. n. L,
June 30th. 1905.
Mr. Editor IF the Repahlic.a
party ever makes enough gains "a
carry the State Il must make them
in The East.
| notice that Mr.. Blackburn l..
candidate for State Chairman, Gnd
that he says that he h In favor q
building up the party and carrying
the State, but | notice at the SAme
time he Ia abusing ex Senator Butler
and his friends.
This i Mr.. Buffers home County.
and he hes thousands Of dcvo,ei
friends not only In this County hut
over the whole Fast, and | think he
must have some In The West, too.
write TO say that abusing Ssn..
tor Butler is not the way 10 bring
these voters into the Republics
party. If the party makes Mr..
Blackburn State Chairman, then
where does the party expect 10 get
recruits this year? IL can't get
them under such leadership from
the great body of independent vo.
tiers in this section. i say hurrah
for The Caucasian.
AN EX Por IN THE WooDs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

We notice that Mr.. III. &. Dorkery
has taken up the charge started 10y
Josephus Daniels that Senator Bot.
Ter was trying to force the State "a
pay frardulent repuiialed carpet.
bag bonds. Those who make this
charge do Ii without being supported
by any facts. In short. We deuoupcc
the charge as false aud those who
make il a. wiifui and malicious liars.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
WHY DO DEMOCRATS APPROVE


"Henry Dockery's attack on Ma
rion Butler Is refreshing. Let us
hope that others will come to the
front and use the harpoon on him.
There cannot be such thing as de-
cent Republicanism in North Caro-
lima while Marion is the power be-
hind the throne. ''-Raleigh Times
(Dem.)
Why Is it that Democratic daily
newspaper at the State capital ex-
presses 80 much pleasure at the at
tack made by Republican on Mr..
Butler? Why do they hope that
others will "harpoon him?" Why
does The Times assay to give advice
as to how to build up the Republi-
can party and to make it "decent"
in North Carolina? There are some
who think that the Democratic press
abuses Mr.. Butler more than any
other Republican in the State be-
cause they seem to think he may be
instrumental in doing more damage
to the Democratic party by carrying
recruits to the Republican party.
Does Mr.. Dockery abuse him for
the same reason? 1t is strange sight
to see Mr.. Dockery In his own
County, with only 175 white Re-
publican votes, abusing the man
who has changed his County from
one of the banner Democratic Coun-
ties of the State to one of the ban
ner Republican Counties of the State
with 800 white majority! 1t would
seem that the "decent kind" of Re-
publicanism that Mr.. Dockery
breaches does not win converts In
his own County.
Would Sampson County today be
Republican under his leadership?
No; the very policy that is pur-
sued in his own County would cause
the Republican party to dwindle
and the Democratic majority to in
crease.
The Slate Convention of the Re.
publican party meets at Greensboro
On July 10th, and that Convention
will be faced squarely with the issue
as to whether or not 1t will approve
and follow a policy which has made
Sampson SOC Republican, or policy
that has reduced the Republican
party In Richmond County to IT'S
voters. 1t is perfectly clear that the
Democratic press would prefer the
Republican policy for the whole
State being such as Mr.. Dockery has
put in operation In his own County.
IF the Republican party of the
whole State will indorse and follow
the policy pursued in Sampson
County, North Carolina will be q
State before the first day
Of next January.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
SEE?cRIeTsaH RATES.
DOES TIE PARTY WANT
RECRUITS ?

DO You want the Rcpnblican
Party to Decrease i'll Size ? II
so. then vote for ii man for State
Chairman who has been abusing
the New Recruits to the Party
This would be sufficient notice
to others who are ready to come
that They are Not Wanted
Actions Speak Louder thar
Words.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
10 7nx psxpcaIarfc rAErr IA
IfUNAIf
The following l. from the E&ssegn

The following = from The E&stegn
RsacStor. pablishei at areenviEle:
.Ia his speech 81 kinsson We'd
nessiay Governor 0ienn said North
C.ro,ina -rends auna.ily Tor lsqeos
SIS. oOo. 0eo, while oniy 3 so9. 600
, Il spent In conducting the a1airs OF
th. State administration and g
o&se. 900 Tor education. Mea Of
S"rth Csrnlius, this l. something
10 think about. II Il appalling that
We spend - Tor whGskcy 10 every 81
fur ciastiun. aud that the drink
bill taxe~ the Stale nearly eight
times as much ~ the Standardization
OF Tho Stale costs. to say nothing Of
the increase OF crime, poverty and
suffering that drInk produces. Tan
aay rational Tnau iook IT such c0n.
dition anu not favor Temperance =
Well, Mr.. Rellec,Hr, tho Demo
cratic party l. not ratIousl. This
may be news 10 ytu, bat We have
known IL for some time. Your party
has been trying 10 fool the temper
snce forces in this State for the PAS,
four years, and the machine has
been using them a. teol To further
tho r!ugsters' political ambitions.
Ia 1902 when the State temperance
forces organized In Rsls Ugh, Sim -
nous and other machine politicians
went into their meetings and sdSo-
Gated temperance louder than any
one else. Some of the machine lead,
ers promised the Temperance forcFs
that If they would join with them
and help TO elect the Democratic
ticket that the legislature would
vote for temperance measures and
weuld ultimately give them State
prohibition. What has been the re-.
suit? The Democratic party ha:
voted out some Of the saloons but
In nearly every instance they have
replaced the saloons with Democratic
dispensaries. They have voted the
whiskey still out of country and
placed them in town at their own
terms so they can draw the string
on the distiller during campaigns and
make him she'll out his money &c
the Democratic party. Where he
has refused to do this, or kicked al
having IL to do, he has been put out
Of business. Remember the case OF
Wiley Black at Asheville and Others.
It is hard to SEQ that the dispense
rfes reduce the drink evil. In open
bar rooms q man usually buys q
drink and goes away at Demo
cratic dispensaIy he buys a drunk.
The majority Of dispensary whiskey
is very inferior and is sold at an ex-
brilliant price in order TO increase
the profits. But the Democratic
machine likes dispensaries because i,
can use them as political asset and
recruiting stations for their party.
Everyone of the men who prom
ised the temperance forces prohibit
tion are now against prohibition and
are advocating Democratic dispen.
saries. Glenn Is for prohibition, he
says, but Glepn's party is "cussing''
him for that reason. Can any ra.
tional man, no matter whether he Is
for whiskey or prohibition, look at
such conditions and hypocrisy, and
still vote for the Democratic ma
chine?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

The way to advocate Republican
principles Is 10 win votes. The way
To advocate those principles In North
Carolina Is to make Ii a Republican
State.
Tho federal office holders who
will not help the rank and file oil
the Republican party TO do this,
should BIO turned out Of office al
once.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
TRINITY COLLEGE

Four Departments - Collegiate,
Graduate, Engineering and Law.
Large Library facilities. Well
equipped laboratories in all depart
ments of science. Gymnasium fur.
nished with best apparatus. TX.
penses very moderate. Aid for wor-
thy students.
Young men wishing TO study
Law should investigate the su-
perior advantages Offered by
the Department OF Law in
Trinity College.
For Catalogue and further infor-
nation, address
ID. w. NEws0M, Registrar,
Durham, n. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
Catalogue OF 4. and NJ. College.

The catalogue Of Thy A. and M
College shows 494 students during
this gear distributed among the de
partments as follows: Civil Engi.
neering, "a; Electrical Engineering,
IA; Agriculture full coursel 81
short (coursel A; (dairying) %;
Textile Industry cotton manufac.
turing) 81; Industrial Chemistry,
81; Mechanical Engineering, 6S
Mechanical Arts, drawing, design.
ing, wood. and iron work. A.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
A WORD TO CORRESPONDENTS


The CAUCASIAN is always glad to
receive communications from its
readers for publication, but we would
appreciate 1t if our correspondents
would give us permission to use
their names. When a man ex-
presses his convictions about public
matters he should let his name be
published. We know that it is mod
esty that prompts SO many to ask
their names not to be published,
but we think man ought to let his
name go along with his convictions.
It carries more weight.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
TWENTY YEAR BATTLE.

"I was q loser In a twenty year
battle with chronic piles and malig-
nant sores, until / tried Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. which turned the tide,
by curing both, till not trace re-
MAINS" writes A. M. Bruce, Of
Farmville, Va. Best for old Ulcer !,
Cuts, Burns and Wounds. 25c., at
Oh druggists,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

If the Tar Heel wants to build
up the Republican party SO much,
why is it that it seems to be SO wor.
ried because Secretary Taft Is going
to attend and address the Republi-
can State Convention at Greensboro ?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

Do yon know anyone who wants
to swap the present prosperity for
another Cleveland panic? Ii you
know such person then that person
has reason for voting the Demo
cratic ticket.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

Twenty one Democrats of Wahe
County are advertising in the News
and Observer for political Jobs.
No Republican in the County has
yet announced himself for any of
the offices. Now, who are the office
seekers? Who compose the pie
hunting brigade
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

AHE eIA1k OWkA u ~ IT5EI<fs
Why should North Csroiina and
men to Congress who opp#s the
great prosperity producing policies
Of the Roosevelt administration :
Does the State want 10 stop this
prosperity: No. everybody want.
Ii 10 continue. Then lss us vote fus
what we wAet. A nan like Sensfoi
Simmons Is hindersnce instead oi
% help The State owrs II 10 iis~li
TO send TO Washington . Senator
who will support This Prosperity
Administration.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05
HYDE COUNTY CONVENTION
To THE CAUCASIAN:

Hyde County Republican Con-
vention met June Both, 1906, in the
court house at Swan Quarter, ". @ ,
aid was called to order by A.
Berry, chairman. l.. III. Swindell
and Joseph Hodges were elected sec.
taries. After which the chairman
explained the object of the meeting.
On motion, 8. 8. LuptOn was elected
permanent chairman.
w. A. RUGS, T. w. Harris, Jr.,
and A. Berry were elected delegates
to the State and District Conven-
tiOns.
Hon. J. e. Meekins, Jr., was en-
dorsed for Solicitor and Hon. w. j.
Leary was endorsed for Judge.
After which the Convention adj
journed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-05

The Daily Industrial News says
that Judge Adams will receive Gas
votes for State Chairman and Black
burn 2O5. Judge Adams will re-
ceive practically every vote from
the east and at least half from the
west.