The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-27

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the Aahstn dyn@atF @az sapsrs~4esa
~ tie rzaaartte NAnz.1akes. sho
surroanassa tae taroas. tA~ HAAaFsfs
satAuz wege sapp1aated as go Ctss
czaHtAn agaYea. wAo bad o@@n gsesa
a. shs palace. ard 80 biz seat AN
sutan Hay3. : sueve ehgsd. wgx de-
posed hy fhe influence 81 C4FcAs~i
sian chlef. and Habarsts ay1astY
lasted for LIS years So@ yea @bI
xay that The people o. Egypt ~sss
mighty foolish 10 Aliow as years o. /
this criminal nonsense. Bat sc
mast remess4b Ter that the good old /
State ov North Carolina heE stcod !
IN under more than forty years o.
raIsruIe. sncludin the days oF re-
construction" the days or 5ailos-oox
stealing. the days oy Red Shirt" pol
itics. and the days oy "Giennism" aud
the days oy prohibition tomfooleTy.
The people ov North Carolina. an
Intelligent people. a brave people,
hev listened to "mis~leaders untii
awl or this hez bin gone through and
still hev made some progress NOW
don't criticize the foolish Egyptians
too harshly for some day they will
learn better, they are learnin'- And
the people ov North Carolina are be-
glnnIn' to get glance at the a. D..
c's ov real politics now and then and
some day they will say: Political
tyrant and tricksters unfoot my neck;
no longer will | submit to methods
and theories two thousand years old.
am lookin' for the dawn ov political
freedom and woe be TO the buriy
political ruffian with the heart OF a
masked highwayman and the facial
expression ov a hardened convict
who will dare stand between me and
an honest suffrage and the opportu-
nifty to express my own preference III
matters political, even though FOL
the time, and on occasion, he may
wear the reassuring smile ov saint
enclosed the above in quotation
marks because hit wuZ a DEPRESSION
not because hit did not originate II
nv own think tank | may appl,
for a copyright if Bill Bryan Dor
rows the sentiment for hiZ mex
: speech acceptin' the Democratic nom
ination fer President, though Bryan
liz the most harmless politician Il
= the country, and seems to be willing
to Craze forever about the edges o
little frog ponds which thichly do
:. the territory in the neighborhood o
the Democratic slough ov despOnd,
: otherwise known az the "Politica
= Dismal Swamp"
The Circassian slaves whose chief
had in turn become the masters o
~ Egypt, were called Borgites becaus
in the capacity ov soldiers they ha
been dispersed through the man
fortresses ov the country, to hold til
q people in check. Barcok wuz tt
IL first ov this dynasty upon the Egyl
tianthrone; but so powerful were tt
e adherents ov the dethrOned famll
N that Hagi wuz soon restored az rule
4 But he lasted but a short time or
Barcok suddenly recovered 4
al throne. He restored order amor
- the Egyptians but soon had to co
tend with an outside enemy. Tama
% lane the Great, who had formed t
j empire ov the Moguls and demon
~ mated the Charm of Tartary, desire
y to add Syria to hiz dominions. 7
u Sultan ov Egypt marched an army
I" meet that ov Tamarlane. They m
- at Damascus. But Tamerlane co
40 Guided that fightin' Egypt wuz j
" that mite last for some time and T
Is treated before the first arrow '
shot. Directin' hiz course to Ind.
hiz army made hit hot for the peoT
IL ov that country, though hiz OPP
nents numbere hundreds, if n
I'm thousands to one ov hiz forces. Abo
nv the same time Bajazet at the head
the Ottoman armies, and the rival
g Tamerlane, wuz spreadin' terror up
both sides ov the Hellespont, and h
We reached the very gates ov Constan
tn nople Hit il said that Tamerla
Ter determined to gain possession ov t
ur city and establish hiZ governme
20 upon the ruins ov the Roman empi
VI ILLS ICdSOn uS dohOo ShC ASs'
d tan ruler to make friends and ass
ass him. At this time Barcok died
wuz succeeded by hiz son, Phara'
'ge He wuz but ten years old and
ng gent took charge and soon restor
,u- order. When Tamerlane return
from India he found that hiz III
nd had extended hiz power and "
ca somethin' worth while. Because
ZEN a former alliance with Egypt Baja
claimed the assistance ov that COZ
try. But the Egyptians had but lit
faith in him. But BajaZet fous
several battles with Tamerlane a
III finally lost out, being taken prison
No. This caused Tamerlane stock TO T
no still higher. He intended to rays
AID tho C0ufh nv FsurODa cross into Al