The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27

.sost Able Political Docu-
n.ot Ever Spoken and
Published in the State

III
r,,.trman and should lie Re-elect-
nc,nocrats in state and Nation
as. No Argumen. to Present TO
tho People.
r4.o- Caucaslan:-We have just
- The privilege and pleasure OF
ling Senator Buffers Raleigh
l.rh-,he one that Senator Sim
- and Editor Daniels were afraid
=, hear. They missed treat BY not
-..-g and hearing 1t. 1t would have
g.. them good. They would have
- heard and felt their own mis-
res and learned some practical pol
IS They would have learned that
ia marty they misrepresented hasn't
III he truth, and has not near the
lin, on the average American citi-
-. that the Republican party has,
The speech is much better and
...-esman-like than We had first
,AoggAt by reading 1t by piece
-rc,Is " as published in The eau
r,sfar. II is one OF the fairest, most
timely and able political documents
e,ar spoken and published in the
state We are glad it's 10 be pub
rshed in pamphlet form. 1t ought to
30 read by every voter in the State;
esneriany should every Republican
and farmer read it, and talk about 1t
~ their neighbors. and get them to
read il. 1t is a good speech. We
thank Senator Butler for II.
But We sat down to say a few
things about the present National and
State administrations. So far as We
have heard, our people will be for
President Taft. While many are
great lovers of Roosevelt, yet they
cant say anything against President
Taft. Some do not like it because
be appointed some Democrats to Of
fee. They are learning that he did
that TO show he, with the purest
thinkers, favor a non-partian judici-
ary. Some do not like his reciprocity
views. but time will prove he is right
in that 1t was to head off free
trade" It is funny. Some Demo-
Gratis curse it, Some Republicans
curse il. Many in both parties en-
dOrse it. Some say Democrats are
responsible for it. Others say Re-
DubHcans are responsible for it. Some
say il has split the Republican party.
Others say it will split the Demo-
cratic party. Sensible Republicans
know that, not to endorse the present
National Administration, would be
playing into the hands of the Demo-
Gratis who only want another chance
to Cleyelandize the country. Demo-
Gratis have exhausted their ammuni-
ton against President Taft and they
have not hurt him. They will have
nothing but stale, secondhand issues
against him next time. And while
some Republicans don't like him and
prefer some other Republican, yet
they want no Democrat at all, if you
please, and will vote the Republican
ticket
As to our present State organiza-
ton, We have heard no Republican
finding fault with Chairman More
head. As a citizen and gentleman he
towers above personal attack. Even
Democrats, though they fear him, yet
they respect him. It's true, he did
not carry the State, but he gave the
Democrats the fight of their lives. He
not only drove them from a fair dis
cussion of the issues, but forced them
TO resort to all kinds of abuse and
Misrepresentation to fool the people.
Not only that, but they spent more
money than they can be prejudiced to
do again. 1t is believed some of his
own party did what they could, under
cover, TO prevent the success and
growth of the party under his man
agement. If his administration is en-
dorsed, then the Democrats, with a
lew Republicans, will be silenced.
lhey will have to use the same old
State issues and tactics that have
long since become a stencil in the
hoStrlls Of right thinkers Of all par
ues. TO change and put new men in,
would give the opposition some
chance to hatch up some new issues
Ut charges, which, in a short, hot
campaign, might have the effect to
ueIp Democrats. If Mr.. Morehead is
reelected Chairman, with State Dem
oerats increasing taxes, and Demo-
VIatlc Congress doing nothing only
threatening free trade, Democrats
VIII De almost without anything to
"quaIl about. This is as We see it.
Inc Daniels-Kitchin fuss now go
ny on proves exactly what Senator
"ulIer said Of them both in his Ra-
-e'sh speech. 1t reminds US of the
Sa!lng that when Thieves fall out
rnu nght. honest men get their dues"
out Republicans can take no hope
.t0m It. Democrats will curse each
Ot .uer IN seeking pie, but hug each
p, II necessary, to steal from a
i 80 So let Kitchin and Dan
S Eomlt all they will on each 9TH