The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-01
IAN AUTHORITY ON REPUHLi
CAN EDITORS AND ON
THINGS REPUBLICAN
GENERALLY.

GENERALLY
General Jim is Doing valiant rrvice
in the cause of Colonel Wilkinson on
the Shreveport Caucasian, says the
Monroe News. Tina, explains a lot OF
things. 1t may even explain why he
Caucasian has suddenly developed into
an authority on Republican editors and
things Republican generally ,--Shrevc-
port Times.
II is true that General Jim IS dong
valiant service in the cause OF Colonel
Wilkinson etc. His contributions are
of recent date notably the editorial
paragraphs which are striking and
forceful, keen and cutting.
I'm the insinuation Of the Times com
ment there is. apparently, covert re
Election of discredi'
The only authority connected with
The Caucasian ION Republican editors
and things Republican generally is ITS
present editor. who is responsible for his
criticisms of Republican, editors and
things Republican generally. who has
had exclusive control and management
fof its policy during the past sevehteet
years, and who today is directing Its
course in the possible fullillment, and III
the hopeful realization that The Caucas-
ian may contribute its part towards the
release OF the State from the accurscd
blight OF the predatory gang Of poll
ticians, party leeches, barnacles and
time servers who have fattencd on TIL,
resources OF the State.
The editor of The Caucasian as IAN
authority on Republican editors and
things Republican generally" will not
fail in his duty to the people IN his ct
forts to make plain the issues OF the
campaign.
AS an authority ION Republican ed
itors and things Republican generally.
he will, whenever opportunity offers and
il becomes necessary, give publicity to
some knowledge acquired from the Con
gressional Record, when referring to
United States senator's from Louisiana,
as well as from records of the Constr
tutional Convention of 1893 and the re-
cords OF the General Assemblies i'll
which Candidate Sanders represented
the parish of St. Mary. This informa-
tion, from these records. has been &C
q,,ired gradually and is held in reserve
to confirm facts which may be doubted
or discredited.
Indeed, whenever il may be deemed
expedicnt. from a practical view of the
situation, The Caucasian will not hest
tate TO develop Candidate Sanders from
the record official. If he can not stand
the test of scrutiny, he must, logically
be placed at a disadvantage which may
lead, as we hope. to his discontinue as
an aspirant for the Governorship OF
Louisiana Reference to the record viii
not be prompted in spirit Of malice
nor with the intent of slandcring, but
simply to keep the people advised and
informed of facts which are legitimate
for publicity in political sense.
II is not anticipated that the Sanders
ties will approve this course, an may
even denounce it in laundering but
meaningless phrases and they may. ii
their vain efforts to dispel the facts. as
they have from the beginning OF this
campaign, indulge i'll their ready cry
Sanders is being slandered SO b.
il. but this must make more hopeless
their cause, which at best is evasive and
filed with pretenscs and glittering gen
eraliiies.
Ii, brief. should our morning contem-
porstry, or any organ of the Sandersites
desire reliable authority ION Republican
editors and things Republican generally
and OIL Sanders in particular, such in
formation will be given cheerfully OF
application, in person or in writing, te
the editor OF The Caucasian. whose best
efforts have been and are being directed
10 the welfare of all the people.