The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-10-01

OPINIONS IN n sAAs
From the way Josephus to heller
ing niger" IL seems that the
state In about to slip out Of the Fsesa-
ocratic fngers.-News Dispatch.
Mr. Bryan may stiii be satisfied
In his own mind thai Mr.. Haskell Is
an honest man. but eTen Mr.. eryan
can not make the rest OF Us think
so.-Durham Herald.
II In lust impossible for Governor
Haskell to eo1sae clean unless the
court records of Oklahoma have been
| falsifsed, and Mr. Bryan had better
discover that before 1t Is too late
| Durham Herald.
! In saying that the presidential con-
test lis "a case OF TAFT standing on
bis record and Bryan running away
from IT," Nicholas Longworth has
constructed one of the best epigrams
of the season.-The North State.
| What kind of a Democratic Con-
vention was that pulled OF in Alex
andria County Monday. that nominal
ed a full county ticket one half Re
publican and the other half Demo-
cratic?-Charlotte Peoples Paper.
| sss
Among the ingenuities OF impe-
curiosity in politics none is more re-
markable than the Bryan's plea for
votes on the ground that no harm
can come as long as the State is Re
publican-Buffalo On. " Evening
News.
IT was all right for Kitchin to call
Republicans trash and criminals, but
when Whitener pointed out crimes
of Democratic office-ho1ders he be-
came vulgar, profane, and indie
cent" 1t depends upon whose OK is
gored, you see.-Shelby Aurora.
| Don't tell us that the men of the
South, and especially the voters OF
the proud old State OF Georgia, are
going to submit tamely to being
dragged around forever like dogs by
the South-hating, negro-loving Dem
ocrats Of the North.-Meigs Review.
Mr.. Bryan insists on an overthrow
of the entire system of protection,
thus threatening the dissolution OF
trade and the most serious disturb
ance of industry. He seeks not tar
liz revision, but tariff revolution
Governor Hughes, at Youngstown,
Ohio.
It is unfortunate that We are tC
have no Republican State Campaign
| Book this year, but then, the sins
in this State are so well known thai
; it was thought unnecessary to pub
; lish them in book form.-Shelby
} Aurora.
The printers have scored one OIL
Mr.. Bryan. Although he has beer
making a strong play for the labor
: vote ever since the campaign began
his paper, the Commoner, does no
carry the union label and the print
ers are wanting to know the reason
why.--Durham Herald.
=, When Grover Cleveland was las
elected to the Presidency. your uncle
i. William Jennings Bryan" was al
elector for Gen. Weaver, the populis
candidate for the presidency. HI
worked and voted for Weaver, ant
r he was a pepulist then, but we sup
s pose that Democrats that are hungr.
7 for Office will not mind that much
Clinton News Dispatch.
We don't remember a Nationa
campaign that the Democrats did no
just sweep the country, in fact |
was always land slide from the tim
they nominated their ticket until tn
: election day, but after the election
S the "Demmys" went away back am
set down, they will go further bacl
=. and set down harder next November
= than ever before-Clinton News Dis
\ patch.
. The News and Observer is still beg
! ging and pleading for money for tn
= Bryan campaign fund. No doub
Josephus has promised the committe
good sized wad from North Care
@ lima in consideration of being mad
Secretary of War, and is trying har
to make good. All farmers who wan
. scents cotton and all other farm Pre-
g ducts in about the same proportion
6 should go down deep in his jeans an
/ get the chink and forward to Jose