The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-04

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ed the editor % re - a3tss
reply TO Whites a-.s-s
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TO publish his lettr-, -
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heads position l--.,. H.
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personal reasons. ssr.-s y
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should Mr. Moreh~zt "
pated that the Ne~s -...-.. S@F>
Republican pap~v. sa--s =
publish his reply - -.
White letter. ". IT,. .'fast
to know this. and SO -... 'sss
for there Is ar ir'.as.... E
sentence that Mr. MOI, IA
sons, from past c1..-..-..
pect that the Meas E.. -.. =
Republican party to ....sf l.
er Smith. let me sav 81. r..
worst form or gag, o.. ---. :
columns 10 a cor-e-r s.-..
tack a man and then -.s....-@.
lish a reply As plain ami 10
as the letter 10 NJ v.-.....
dressed you. This = not "a.
worst form of gag-rulc. hat Il
ardly to open your columns +.
respondent to misrrpr,>ept
and then deny that man an -
tunity TO answer thr,ush the -.
medium.
ut has been charged .A.. -
Greensboro Daily News ga. -.
newspaper in the true sense A-,
personal organ. published n .s--A..
the personal ends Of certain s.-,s..
This charge has been made = :.
when | sought subscribers 90 !.
and let me tell you. Brother sr-,A
the greater part OF your suhsr-iAs-,
here were secured through re a.
often over the protest II The na--s.,
subscribing, who gave as their -.
son for not wanting the paper "a,
the News was a personal organ -,
I have always denied. bat this -.
Torrance looks like the charge /,
true; and IL 1t is, then let ne tel
you, Brother Smith. the DAYS o. vo--
paper are numbered, and should !.
when I read this editorial. COS.
pied with Mr.. Morehead's letter. "a
then read the very same letter s.Es.
ed by Mr.. White, in The News and
/ Observer, with its headlines in fan.
/ ing red, it struck me. Brother Smith
/ that the time had about come "a,
you to consolidate with that paper.
/ for il is now devoting its entire 90.
umns to an attack on Mr.. Morehead
with its usual industry. which is IN
perfect harmony with your perform.
ance. The attack of the News and
Observer can be easily understood.
for it realizes that Mr.. Morehead's
leadership means danger to the Den.
ocratic party.
But why should the Greensboro
News, claiming to be Republican
paper, join The News and Observe
in this attack, when Mr.. Morehead
had never said a word to give II The
slightest excuse for this action
There can be but one answer.
Brother Smith, change your course
or touch glasses with Josephus Dan-
iels in drinking a health to The sue
cess of the DeDocratie party.
"Mr. Morehead's is a broad, open
letter, saying in substance that BIZ
| object is to wipe out the Democrats
cry of the pie brigade, TO invite al
men of broad views 10 join us, aid
to assure them that the Republican
party was not controlled By any Tihs
or click to be used for private ends
but it was to be used for the %
building of our great commonTeaith
And this, it would seem, the NeS
does not want the people TO knoE
Any paper pursuing such a poiC
does not deserve the patronage oil
progressive people, who love Ia
play, like the people Of North caro-
lima.
''Mr. Morehead reversed Deme
cratic majority of nearly 300 !
this district. How did he do II
Had the balance of the State game
i'm the same ratio as Mr.. Norehea
made i'm this district, Mr.. Cox "ouI
have been Governor, our elector'
vote would have been given 10 VI
Taft, the Legislature would ha'
been Republican, a Republican "oal
have been elected United States 81
ator over Mr.. Overman, and eFe'
Congressman from this State To1I
have been a Republican. Wild the'
facts-and no one who inYestga''
will dispute them-is il 5urpFl
that Mr.. Butler, or anyone else
) desires the success of the RepuD'
can party, is supporting Nj NOT
head? Or should we be s4Tpfls'
that Josanh.Is Ia DioIs should MI =