The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-09-19

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ed notAin' for the advocates ew tAs
Law.
From this date ov the eoareeas
uhe democrats ov rraneel seaxAt te
build up an absolute nonareay. Ia
the formation ov . new Eovernmsnt
they sought TO prevens any css from
havin' q vote unless he owned mu~A
wealth. The consequences wun that
only n few wealthy bankers. mer-
chants an manufacturers had any
voice in the Government for q anm-
ber ov years. many men ov royal
birth bein' too poor to comply with
the suffrage lava
, In ls3o var wus declared against
Algeries on account ov insults Of
! fered the French fiag. the nrsi var
France had engaged In for more than
twenty years. The dey. the ruler ov
Alegries. had struck the French CON
sui 10 that country. in a public Assem-
! bly,. Az usual In such cAses. things
:. went from bad TO worse. an on May
., 10th the national guard ov France.
consistin' ov about 1900 men en-
barked on ninety seven warahips
: bound for the African coast. tsndin'
later at sidi Ferragah. The Alge-
rians were soon conquered.
;, Soon afterward numerous ares
were started throughout France.
mostly in towns an cities near Paris.
= AT last Prince Poiignae. q fnsn ov
prominence. wuz arrested an charged
:. with the crime. After this the news
: papers were blamed for the iaxiess-
ness existiE'. The lawmakers. n por-
tion ov them. at least. declared that
free press wuz dangerous 10 the
: public welfare. An this In true when
mean. worthless characters. edit the
. papers. such editors AZ q few I could
name I'm North Carolina at this mo-
!. ment. who are simply scoundrels ov
the nrst water. But an hoaorable
;. man will conduct an honoraele news
: paper an can be one ov the most
:. useful citizens. remember that.
Durin' the stormy period which fo-
lowed. the King ov France, for the
ruler wuz now termed q King. issued
;. proclamation in which these words
were conspicuous: "As farther Of
: my people. my heart was grfevec: ~
King / felt insulted. I pronounced
the dissolution OF that chamber" 10
ends thus: Electors hasten % your
: colleges. cat that date college stu
dents seem 20 have been the leaders
|, OF public thought. an that probably
. caused much ov the trouble. for what
. does the average student. the average
: young man. know about the weighty.
= the serious affairs ov government. ov
J, life?) Nothin'." Continuin'. the King
!, said: Electors hasten 10 your COL
a leges. Let one sentiment animate
\ you all; let one standard be your
rallying point. II In your King who
:. demands this OF you FuIfn your
!. duties. ! will take care to fuInIi
mine" About this time the King an
, Queen OF Naples visited Paris an
q were given grand entertainment in
= strong contrast TO the political feel
in existin' at the time. But civil war
q seemed unavoidable. II wuz decided
= TO practically suspend the publication
q ov awi newspapers. the tone ov which
wuz against the existin' Affairs. The
. police an soldiers were put 20 work.
. They oroke into the once ov the Ma
tionel. popular Newspaper. arrested
. an imprisoned the chief editors. Al
= the once ov the Temps. another lead
4 In paper. they found the front en-
: trance barricAded an the editors an
, printers put Mp a nte. but were finally
overpovered an the type an presses
were seized. The editors, reporters
; an printers workin' on other papers.
which were soon suspended. Joined
/. with the employees ov many manufac-
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