The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-25
PROM Dun EXCHANGES.

FROM OUR Ex<>HASGEs-
some sasibs OF Interest ws hsve Gath
cred wi.h osr passepos .sa Shears.
Mr.. Hearst must feel envious
ev ~ time he thinks Or the Taft
Of just proclaiming yourself
G Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Some people in this world think
they are 80 superior they must ex-
. sct 10 be awful lonesome In heaven.
New York Press.
The News and Observer IL wasting
lot Of space on the school fund
question. II there Is nothing wrong,
why 30 much effort 10 explain p
Weekly Tar Heel.
If Governor Glenn and his fellow
campaigners will not talk about the
school books they ought at least
"point with pride" to their man.
agement Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad.-Daily Industrial
News.
Senator Stone, of Missouri, insists
that the Republicans spent many
millions to carry the last Presiden-
tisl election If they did, they
should be taken to task for spend
ing money needlessly. Washington
Post.
1t is said that no one met Mr..
Aycock, the great educational gov
ernor, at the depot in Newton or
in MCrganton, and that he alone had
to get in the hack and pay his own
way at the hotels. Sorter bad sign
for the pure in heart, wasn't it,
Hickory Times Mercury.
SeDator-Chairman Simmons "per-
niciOus activity" boom has been
justly nipped in the bud. An Off
cial getting $4,000 year from the
federal treasury and a State Chair
man and campaign stumper is hardly
qualified to see the mote in q broth
er's eye.-Union Republican.
The News and Observer shouts it.
self hoarse for prohibition, opposes
prohibition election in its home
city and supports Hackett in the
Eighth. 1t evidently agrees with
Emerson, that Inconsistency is the
hobgoblin of little minds" -Daily
Industrial News.
The Shelby Star truthfully says it
requires great deal more to sup
port family now than in 1885,
Now, will il tell its readers why
first grade teachers are paid less now
than then? Have they learned to
live on the wind and clothe them
selves with sunshine shelby Au-
rOra.
The Democrats are rather late
claiming that the Wilson German
bill was not responsible for the panic
Of 1893-97. They could not fool
the people with that racket in 1898
and they didn't try. In fact, they
acknowledged to the corn then and
cussed old Grover and his admins
tratiOn to beat the band. Is free
trade better now than it was then &?
Weekly Tar Heel.
Since the earthquake an average
of one habitation has been built every
forty-five minutes at San Francisco.
OF course many Of them are tempo
rary structures. The insurance com
panies have agreed to pay about
S2OO,000,000 of the 1925, OOO,O 900
claims. All companies refusing to
pay will be published broadcast
Raleigh Enterprise.
If the panic of 1893 was the re.
suit Of Republican legislation, as
Mr.. Webb charges in his speeches,
then why did not the Democratic
party. with all branches of the gov
ornment, give relief in four years ?
And if Republican legislation causes
panics, why have we not had them
for the past ten years, or since the
Republicans have been in power .?
1t is up to the gentleman to explain.
Times-Mercury.
Ex-Presfdent Cleveland is quoted
as saying:
81 cannot but regard the Demo-
cratic situation Of my old associates
in New York as an afflicted one.
The nomination of Hearst was a ca