THE CAUCASIAN.
PUBLISHED EVEBY THURSDAY.
MAKIOS BUTLER, Editor k I'ropr.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
ONE YEAR,
BIX MONTHS.
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Entered in the Port Offi' at ilinton, N. C
aa .wijinJ C'laMt Matter.
See double column article on first
page headed "The Voice of the J'eo-
ple." Head it, study it, cut it out
and laj it away.
J low is it that a man conld make
the price of cotton go up lx-fore he
become President and could not
keep it up after he become Presi
dent? But we suppose he has put the
price ot meat up and one thing is
mm
enough at a time.
When Postmaster General Kissel 1
was ruling that every jiostmaaler
must devote hi entire time to his of
fice and not have anv other business,
he certainly knew little about the
country tiostoffieea. He will learn
more by and by.
If the Alliance between Wall
Street and the United States Treas
ury U to continue under a Demo-
cratic as well aa a Republican al
ministration, then it is time that
the Alliance between the South and
West be perfected for both defen
sire and offensive warfare.
With this issue we begin to ven
tilate the election and expose the
crimes against popular government
committed under it. Every voter in
the State should commence with
this issue and read and study it every
week. We have printed 500 extra
copies of this edition so that every
new subscriber for the next week
can get this issue. Don't neglect to
subscribe at once for in less than
ten days the new subscribers coming
in will take up all the extra copies.
During the closing hours of Con
gress that body that misrepresents
the people, voted to lend another half
million dollars to the World's Fair
monopoly, which is to be run by
private individuals for speculation
and profit to themselves. And then
having loaned and voted away so
much of the peoples money they de
cided to give themselves some, so
they voted $100 mouth extra pay to
themselves. Can yon believe it? It
is a fact Yet the politicians and
partisan papers are trying to keep
it from vou.
The North Carolinian referring
with much self satisfied pride to the
late legislature says: "It has been
progressively conservative' "Pro
gmme conservative!' What does
that iwari? What would be the dif
ference if he had aid "conservative
progressive? In fact what did Mr.
Daniels intend to &iy? Will he ex
plain hi hid next issue? Is he abus
ing the Legislature? Put fine they
voted for him for public printer we
uiHiM; he felt that he aught to
compliment that body and having
gome cousctencc and knowing they
did not deserve it, he dodged behind
a glittering (?) generality. Was the
legislature "progressive conserva
tive" when it tried to rejieal the Al
liance charter in such indecent haste?
EASTERN CAROLINA TRUCKERS ASSO
CATION
The met ting of th? Eastern North
Carolina Trucker Assixiation
which met at Fai.ons N. C, March
2d, adjourned to meet aguiu at Fai-
eoim on March ."'Itt. The coin
mi I tee apjoiiited at the first meet
ing will then rejort. The report of
the committee to confer with "Trade
Associations will be of great inter
est to truckers. It is also hoped that
the transportation committee will
also have a favorable report.
IS IT A DEAL?
The Democratic papers and politi
cians have been suggesting to J udge
Dick that he resign and let Mr.
Henderson be appointed. They
further suggest to him that the law
provides for him to draw a pension
to the amount of his salary the rest
of his days, and if he will get out of
the way another man can fill the
office and be drawing the same salary
at the same time. But the Judge
says that he will not resign for he is
able to do the work and there is no
need to pay another man just to
prepare a soft place for a Democrat.
Will the Carolinian please answer?
In another column will lie found
a letter from Capt. W. 8. Parties,
Secretary of the State Alliance. We
are glad to get the information con
tained therein and glad to give it
to the public. We did feel that the
Aliiauccmcu in the legislature did
wrong in approving the mean and
and cowardly amendments passed
by that Imksv, and feeling mi, we did
as we do by all men and measures,
tell the public our honest opinion.
With the lights before us now, we
still Bay that the AUianceuien sub-
mitfeltoan itifomous wrong, bu
we do not blame them, for probably
it was lx'st under the circumstance.,
you see they were threatened by the
partisans, that if they did not let the
amendments pass unanimously that
they would rejiral the charter. Why
were they so anxious to have the
amendments passed unanimously?
So they could escape -the responsi
bility of their meanness and unjns
tice hereafter by saving "the Alli-
ancemen in the legislature voted for
it." And when Joe Daniels referring
to this piece of dishonesty aud in
justice said: "They had managed
to take the wind out of the sails oi
demagogues who would try to mukt
capital out of it," he would havi
.1 i i i
come nearer me irum n lie had sam
"they had managed by threats ami
coercion to make a shield for dema
gogues and wronsr doers to hide be
hind." POLITICS IN THE CHURCHES AND THE
ALLIANCE.
When Gresham was appointed
Secretary of .State, we said that he
was put in a position where his
views on monopolies and the mouey
question (if correct) could do the
people no good. It is now charged
that the railroads and trusts urged
Mr. Cleveland to appoint Gresham
to get him off the bench. As a Cir
cuit Judge he was in their way. We
suppose the same railroads and
trusts urged Mr. Cleveland to ap
point Mr, Olney the Attorney and
pet of the monopolies and trusts to
the position of Attorney General,
for in that position lie can pro
tect them better. There has
never been a coherent more
hostile to the great issues that
the people are interested in.
Every few days some paper is say
ing something about what a crime it
is for the Alliance to go into politics.
These parties are putting the Alli
ance on a very high moral plane,
even higher than their churches, for
these self same persons and hypocrites
have dragged their churches into
politics. According to their narrow
intellects and irreligious souls, the
religion of a church depends upon
the political label on iL In fact we
know some churches that should
have over their doors: "This is a
Democratic Methodist church," '-a
Democratic Baptist church" or "a
Democratic Presbyterian church."
Now we dare and challenge these
contemptible lying hypocrits to name
a single man who has ever been
turned out of the Alliance on ac
count of his politics or any member
even who was not elected to an office
on account of the party he affiliated
with. When thi sis done then we will
give some cases of not only how mem
bers of churches but how the pastors
of churches have been treated on ac
count of their politics.
STEAL THE PEOPLES MONEY FOR THEM
SELVES.
When the Senate Committee on
Finance was captured by the Free
Silver men and Senator Voorhees
made chairman, it is reported that
President Cleveland was very much
disappointed and chagrined. Put it
seems now that there is a deal on
baud. Listen, on Monday Cleveland
appointed J. E. Pes ley a brother-in-law
of Senator Voorhees to be Min
ister to Denmark. On the next day
he appointed Mr. Hawkius U. S.
Marshall and Mr. Pui ke District At
torney of Indiana. These men
are special friends of Senator Vor
hees and were strong and Cleveland
men. The partisan Cleveland men
in Indiana are fighting hot they
are cursing mad. But that is a
small matter. What we are inter
ested in, has Cleveland made a bar
gaiu with Voorhees to back down
and desert silver? or is he trying to
buy him over to the gold-bugs with
patronage? let the ieople watch!
Eternal vigilance is. the price of
liberty.
"INDUSTRIOUS POOR."
Dr. Parker, of the London City
Temple, said in a sermon on New
Year's day: "There is no torment
sufficient for robbers of the indus
trious poor." Then; is a whole sermon
expressed in these few words. The
"industrious poor" are the back-bone
and sinew of the whole world, and
the way they are treated is a shame,
let the "industrious poor'' organize
for mutual protection and there rise
at once a howl from the Shylocks in
every quarter of the earth, and this
howl re-echoes back and fourth un
til it is taken up by the insignificant
set of cross-road and street corner
tattlers, who think themselves to be
the "seven wonders" of the world
Even men of North Carolina, who
are possessed of considerable means,
md who are bitter enemies to the
Farmers' Alliance have been heard
o say: "If I could buy all the cot
ton that comes to this market at three
cents per pound I would do it."
Now, if this class could manage
o buy the poor farmers' cotton at
three cents per pound, they would
glance at his tattered coat, slap him
on the shoulder anil tell him to work
hard and use mora economy, and at
the next breath begin talking about
-overproduction." How much long
er will the "industrious poor" be
"hewers of wood and drawers of wa
ter.-" Mnv the d
when the "industrious poor" will re
alize that in unity there is power and
mai mere is no hope of relief save
through the ballot-box. B
r-r
emu.
I5AKNES' LETTER.
THE STATE SECRETARY WRITES US A
SHOWiSU WL V fCN'aTOK ATWATEB ASP
Til K OTHER AI.LIANCEMEN" jkORCED
To THE IXPAltors AUEXP
V E XTS.
ttr 1 UK TWO t'.VJINTAU IA"MOlS
PKOpOIT103i, THKYTHOti.HT IT
MKST TO TAKE THE UCT.
The legislature shoii n l'p In
Light Tbta Ktrr.
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPTS.
A man wrote a vf ew days ago,
"Stop your paper till it is Demo
cratic" That man does not know
what pure Democracy is. If you
take Horace Greely and label him
Democrat, 'he is satisfied: if vou
take a Mugwump and label him
Democrat, he is satisfied; but if you
take Democratic principles and la
bel them them the "Peoples princi
pies" what pure Democracy is, he
can't see it and will not have it He's
aLabelcrat. The man who thinks
for himself does not suffer from this
kind of complaint were it not for
such simple innocent but foolish
men, the game of the politicians and
the rule of monopoly would be over
and gone. This Labelcrat can't
now see his interest and is actually
fighting those who are laboring to
fiHMk litm twrv 41hA rt ? . r .
a... xuiu uviu we uipressiuu oi mo
nopoly. We are working for him,
because we cannot liberate ourselves,
without also liberating him. Before
long, his eyes will be opened and
then he will repent, if he is honest
mi .
xnere nas never yet been a great
nght for-reform or liberty, that a
r xi i . ...
path ul Liiusc oppressea aia not join
with their enemies and fight their
T"rieririfl and arrainef V.; 1
" nucu uwu mrer
ests. . The enemy is shrewd and it is
his game to keep the . people di
vided. Bat all have an abiding
faith in the final triumph of the
right.
You have heard of the back "sal
ary grab" business, when a majority
of the Congressmen voted to double
their own salaries. You know how
the Democratic politicians and par
tisan papers have condemned that
act of the Republican party helped
by such men as Waddell of Wilming
ton. Now it was right to condemu
kuio oci, out were tne persons
who condemned it moved by a sense
ot right and wrong or were they
mnvml Vtt l.n. .J t 1 ,.
v,, j ian ituu sorum motives
of selfishness and partisanship? The
congress that has just adjourned
has done the same thing. They
w iuuouc meir salaries
still more. They have increased their
pay from $5,000 a year to. $6,200 a
year. They get the money, the peo
ple pay, the money. Has Congress
done anything to relieve the poor
aua oppressed people?. JSo, but on
2.1 t
me otner hand has v taxed them
heavier to pay themselves bigger sal
aries, l his is not only undemocratic.
1 1. . - '
i'ui is cruel and heartless. When
this is told on the next campaim
the politicians will say, oh well, that
was done by the Congress that went
out before Cleveland's administra
tiontook charge. But remember it
was done by a Democratic Confess
ana we now call on - the next Con
gress to have the justice and man
hood to repeal, this cowardly law.
Did you know such a law had been
passed?. Have you seen it in the
partisan papers? Did they condemn
it9 The business Of the partisan pa
pers is to hide the facts from the
people and to apologize for wrong.
But if you read The Caucasiast.
yon will know the facta and the
truth.
Subscribe to The -Caucasian $1.00
per year. , ,
The Weather Bureau has changed
uuuuo, wuu mcic eeenis to oe no
changelessness in the weather.
When will Mr. Olney open up on
the trust? The country is rather anx
ious to hear the monsters squeal.
It seems a little bit singular, con
sidering everything, that nobody
has yet referred to Baby Kuth as
"the uncrowned queen."
Every man who has got into
Cleveland's Cabinet had to bow his
head and swear allegiance to the gold
trust of America and England. Do
yon doubt it? Time will prove it.
If Cleveland can't get Congress to
demonetize silver he might call an
extra session to relieve the people of
the crushing burdens of that awful
thieving , and robbing
tariff.
campaign
Is there a town in the United
States which is not described by the
local papers as a "centre of culture
and refinement?" If there is, it will
have a great chance at the World's
Fair.
The partisan Democrat who howl
ed about putting on guard on the
true and tried, whose democracy was
above suspicion, is singing very small
these days, evidently saving his wind
for some more propitious season.
-The papers speak of the Presi
dent's Cabinet. There is no such
term in the United States Constitu
tion as "Cabinet"' There is no au
thority for such body. Did, not
this .invention 8mack off Royalty?
i to wiuuig, uie ana fe-
1 3 . . . o-
iiuureaacrj so is the great pallid
millprminTn
- ...u.u vuuuug, iuiu me cows
are coming, and all sorts of thiW
are coming just as fast as thev can
pay their fare. Spring may wear
icicles when she comes, but well
love the sweet thing just the same.
Why is a prudent
Because his head keens him
going too far. -
tracts which be had made with man
ufacturers and others, and could con
tinue to give os wholesale prices on
what we wish to purchase.
Itnt there were other considera
tion. The cost of all commodities
which our eeple have had to pur
chase have been reduce! to the low
est possible rate, by our Business
Agent publishing weekly in our or
gan, the Progressive Farmer, the
prices at which he could purchase
for our people. This not ouly kept
our jeople informed, but it posted
thousands of farmers aud others
Hiou the market price of goods, by
i-i .t i 1 1 :
!SirUl to Tbi Cai-vmms.I wuicn mousauus, nay miliums oi
IUleigh, X. C. 3Iarch 13, 18i3. v loin.e lKyVK
Kditok Caucasian-, Deau Bkoth- I Carolina since ine i,uines
er. In vour issue of last week, the Agency started onus proem
9th. vou "hare an editorial in which capital as a backing. On guanos
you seem to blame Senator At water alone, there is no doubt but that
hi t i1-.il- I .--. T ... -.
for agreeing to the amendments to there nas oeen saveu oy me reuueuou
the Alliance charter, which were re- that article in price more man a
ported by the Senate Committee fa- million of dollars siuce the Agency
vorably and passed in place of House was established, yea, five times that
bill for repeal of charter in hands amount, if the farmers of the State
of Senate Committee. The facts are would have purchased entirely
these: The amendment, we offered through this aguicy or at prices at
to the committee through our at which he purchases for our brethren.
torney, so completely filled the pre- Xow, if our charter had been repeal
text that was used for repealing the ed and our Business Agency destroy-
charter that the Senate Committee ed what would have been the eouse-
were at a loss for a time what to do, quencies?
for the Democratic members both of I have thought of this constantly
House and Senate had agreed ore- since the bill for repeal passed the
viously in caucus, unanimously, (so House, and the more I think about
I have heard) to repeal the charter of it, the more I am impressed with the
the Alliance and to issue a new one great damage that would have re-
which would suit the fancy of our suited to all classes of our eople if
law-makers, not of those interested, it had become a law. Xo Legisla-
These things the House proceeded tion ever was concocted or attempted
to do; to repeal our charter and in X. C. that equals this one of our
grant a new one as far as it was con- traitorous bretnren in villainous
cerned, and that before the Senate atrocity Let us be thankful that
had acted on the bill for repeal as the damage is not greater. Ixt us
sent from the House. As I said do nothing rashlv, but let each mem-
above, the Senate Committee did not her of our order think upon these
know what to do, but the conspira- matters, and determine to stand to
tors (those who had in caucuses gether through weal or V7oe, jnore
planned for repeal of charter) were closely than ever. Be careful not to
on hand demanding their ."pound of break any of the laws enacted, but
tlesh. these conspirators, (headed stand firm for truth and right, and
by a man who claimed to be an Alii- when opportunity is given let us
anceman, but who was a traitor so drive from power those who would
depraved, that Judas Iscariot and take away our vested rights as the
benedict Arnold were saints in com- rights to organize and choose our own
panson,) concocted, (with the aid of methods of co-operation as is allowed
astute lawyer politicians) the other organizations, or who would
amendments of which you have so take away the rights of any other
forcibly and truthfully written, class of our people who are law
These amendments were presented abiding citizens,
to our attorneys on Saturday eve- Yours fraternally,
ning, the 25th of February bv the W. S. Babxes.
chairman of the Senate Committee, We heartily concur in what Broth
er, latterson, who had this bill in er Barnes has written above.
Fraternally.
W. II. Worth,
lVEY.
14 ITlKMOCnATICTO itomm.
T1IK roWER Of OOVKKSMKST.
BY
EPWAKD BEUUAMT, ACTHOR OF
LOOK1XO BACKWASH.
A iUscribcr writing ih in regal""
to the ivtttion for government owner
ship of the telegraph and telephone
sav. "The ouly objection to pivcni
metit control is that it tend to m-crv-a
the Hwt rs of the government,
uhich is undemocratic.
Here seems to be a confusion of
terms, growiug evidently out of a con
fusion of thought.
Ijnoking
I
the definition
of
democracy as given by Webster, we
find it to "be ('overment by the leo
ple; a form of government in which
the supreme power is in the hands
of the ecple." According to this
definition, the correctness of which
will not be questioned, any policy
fending to enlarge the powers of the
leople in government is democratic
and any policy tending to restrict
the jKwer of the people is undemo
cratic Is then ihe proifcition of
government ow nership of the, tele
graph, a measure for restricting or
enlarging the xwcrs of the people
in government? Very obvisously it
MY LADY'S TONGUE
CHAPTER Tit
cTtjrrrri. waul
?t.inttfn wmscomI deal intprW, at
tbe iMtne lime that be w i.rvvokfd at be
inir hmn i U flairraut .cnornnca
t,f the III lbait l-re Roh t lr to.
jUcy hAl a tlrwD.0 waJk tl rest of th
vnr, tor Judith wuhl Bi rcm.'utu r.yw
Hn s,amt p.e Trumpeter, cumUUuii hi
nam. behad tbm, was aujr Unng but a
i! ,ur lhil dkA wish that bo bad been
able to aprinr trvm th founJerrd horse,
mil tlM um bavm a luU wgwiiaarw
f wmt ailed hnn-haro vrh.pfl out bi
knf and tUd hiai. and a-lnniiemi the
htkv. all wiUmhji a w ru rrom jimim
Andhfwhefumt over that Mkt;pTrh
hnut TrumMw' bfrt. H thought
Ju.iith nut hate a contempt Ut him.
a,.. I m to!I the truth, aho $!d. She
M. hod Ui think that mmc of the neigh
bom murht br been with them, aud
beard ber couiu'a remark, and aeen the
LMt!ts war in trhteU b atood about.
velule ha rirhtod thine a best ahe could.
Her ere wers still a srood deal mora red
than "brown whenever ho allowed ber
tbiiuehta to dwell utr. him.
That niRht, as he came Into the drawinif-
rwtn, jut before dinner, ho found Judith
in the arras of a slim younx man in a very
elaborate eostuuio or rather. If tho troth
must W told, tho slim young man waa in
the arms of Judith, who appeared to be al
ternatelj laughing and wiping her eyes as
bos. I she could on tho lapel oi his coat.
As Bouzhton came in. howefer, aho
And
charge, and, who stated that if Mr.
Atwater who is a member of our or
der would agree to them, that the
committee would make a unanimous
report and it would pass both Houses:
out ii ne snouid retuse to do so then
the committee would make a favora
ble report of House bill forreneal of
charter and it would pass the Sen-
T
is a proposition for enlarging the stood erect, aud put op her baud to her
powers of the people, by placing curls, which were a good deal ruuiplod.
, .. f t i ri, . :i: Her eyes were brown as rain-wahod
them in direct control of the facil - BUtum leiive, now. Noredin themwhat.
ties of communication. hat, ever.
then, in the name of common sense, "Dick, your cousin, Philip Itoughton,1
,W niir wiv.-non.lent mean bv call- ho 8aia- "peaking pretty coolly.
ing the proposition "uudeino
tic . "Er tflad to see you er, just from
We might leave the matter here, Panai Coidbere, Un't itt" said tho boy,
but it may be profitable in a spirit of 'Sonlv a boy, aftr all, with a face
cauuor to beeK aner me explanation something like Judith s seen in a spnon
of the Certainly very complete mis- md the same red-brown curia Ilia eyes.
iiml'rct!imlmrnf trma into whih however, were a pale gray.
. . i e n ' 1 m from start to finish," said
iui Luiircjiuiiuvui uiio iuiiv ii. ' ' I iMiughton, gravelv.
ouslv it arises irom a loose and inue- "Kiif said Dick.
iinite use of the word iroverument He did not laugh, neither did Judith. She
Tl,fli.0 nf-.oU l-;.t - t -Jcratched tho chin of the black kitten in the
upu vunHaouu Toby-collar, and looked gravoiy at Hough
f;utuiuuicui wiinu lire us oppobiu; ua ton between its cars
light and darkness and cvcrvlhins "Oh, I see," said the boy, finally. "Been
that is true of one kind of govern- -ut bunting. Deuce of a time you had, Judy
mn , i. , , ii -I aere tolls me. llorso foundered. Awful
ment is false as regards the other. liuisance, having one s borse foundered.
ine one sort is the government oi Do you like hunting!"
men by other men, aud the other is "l haven t done much of it," said Philip,
colf,-,a,.,.f TKn w. honestly, wishing devoutly that be bad
. , . , .. ., ' lie had eyes keen to lKk with, as well as
imperial, aristocratic, me other is to look at, and saw the littio downward clip
republican, democratic, popular. f the girl's uicmh, us bug went on oosset-
To incr msft wiu-ph nf mnnarohi. ing the little kitten.
i i i i- . "I've done a lot of it in my day," pursued
t,-; y oicit, laughingly. "And I must
cause it encroacnes in so iar on the rather bores me,"
say it
"It doesn't
'Obdoes itt" said Boughton
seem to bore your sinter." -
"Aothine bores Judv " Master T)ioV a.
sured hi in in the same lancruid tone. "I tell
her to wait untu she's grown up.w
now.
She's a bit more 'grown up' than you
v, isn't she!" said Boughton, dryly.
THE WOMAN'S FRIEND.
THE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER.
power ot the people, 10 increase
the power of a democratic govern
ment, on tbe other hand, is neces
sarily and always, by the very
meaning of the terms, a democratic
nrd intr f
y I "HOW do VOU IHMIiC lli..lr 11.
----......w. wvi.uvs.. ojiu mi. i inKius evis to onen incmacivpa. um it rr
government which governs least is ' despite of his own will, whilo Judith
best,"he necessarily Jiad in mind the r Fa "cratcrung the kitten's chin, and
only iorms of government of which -hZrtZrr v
Mn i (l,i. 1 1 I - .- . - e..w , 1U
njc nuuu uu tout uaie iuiu nau any quite sure snes a pood inch taller" saw!
experience, namely the royal and 3us:htont calmly, with one hand in his
aristocratic forms, and as applied to ,Iv h Y olDer mentat,vely at his
,U V-. '" moustache. 'es, a good inch, I should
"j'"6 nooipuc iiue. xl I say,'' ne repeated.
ate that he must know by 3S o'clock I,ABOK' TIME AJiD monkv savkd it requires no argument to . prove that Dick flushed, but Judith grew positively
cav. u . IS PRACTICAL SIMriJi AM) CHEAP. fl1Q at.a nn 4-.,-., i Ucailet, The intensn hlnith nmol t
selfish despots the better. " !:o0uslvVeryeye9, th?y TCiiicnod om"
W hen however the people govern " You are entirely mistaken," she said, in
same evening what Mr. Atwater
would do, as i
make out their report at that time
..v, rt0 me committee would TTo, ,r v cf,
yes, you
Have vou
- 1 ' V A W HI U L i I . 1 1 II III I- .
and proceed to the Senate. More time c without it. Have you themselves for their own interests, to the 8maU 8tiu vieo which is generally sup-
wasasRed tor, but it was refused. a seWlQg macmner yes, you couia say that the less governing they do -chard isa bail ' inh tail y h30nsclo,K?
Onr attorneys saw Mr. Atwater at not do without it Have you a the better, is equivalent to declaring We were measurcdonlv last Juno ",Iny8elf'
once, and together they come to mv washing machine? no, vou are still tfc tDe Iess attentln people give to "Ferhaps you have grown some since,"
Ivv and mvantf in rJ? bending your back and drudging and thpv . , ' i uus " Not in grace, eh, Judyl" put in the boy.
ten Kemember wenlv had W "rubbing over the washtub. Noth- AVe beg our correspondent and all uVet lr fJfLSL
one hour for consultation ami if ,.ra ingr will break down vour health aud other srood people who have alWwl PhiL"
impossible to correspond with you or make you look old and worn quicker, their minds to be fuddled by the aitb rTnTn"? !" cr:ied Ju
any other of our officials in that short Your husband would gladly relieve misuse of this maxim about govern- ltlSS!&
-ime. ... ment. to bear in mint! thaf. tha tho Dolished flvr
Atter as thorough discussion l VL a"
possible, in so short a time, nnon thPRP lie ha3 shown
amendments, while each one of us be- buying you a conk stove and a sew- shall do the governing for they &""
lieved that it was a direct insult to ing machine. But in the past hu- have gt to be governed bv somebody "Suppose we wt it," said Boughton, who
,eiy unanceman in Aorth CaroU- man ingiity h failed to offer- tbe Tiie economic system of ECrM
a,andasfarreachiuo- in its infr. J J a country, commerc al and inflncfr'oi fr" fo:!f: -er. r? he.wa revel-
ionsdeviHrvaaAni,i i h necessary machine to relieve you ot nnnn . , 17 vzw 01 vxzmg ma superior
1UU3 ue lliry aS COUltlJiavO hn rrn I ' UPOn Which Wft all llpruinil tonfnl1 I nose in hS turn 'IT n , .
cocted, we thought it best that Broth- this drudgery. Many machines have more completely than upon the so- measur with. If you will stand back to
er Atwater (he agreeing with us) been invented but none of them filled called political government, is & ebihSf
should sign the committees report for the bill. We believe the New Era complex and elaborate system which face had grown quite paS" 6768 D0W"
trill o nr r-r t.- i. -a ... i m " - . r"4
Crirrr,1 was l,etter w Hydraulic Clothes Washer fills this f. a. ueal ot governing. rltXl0
bave them than for the charter to be , '"r , has got to be governed by somebody ",d "" ' ' S
reeled, he, JI, Pattern, prmia. greatly felt wL J and will be governed to the SSS J?b JS'S!' .?"f JS?.?
ing that no more hostile Ipo-ii-.r;...,
should be enacted by said "body if
the report was signed. "
Brother Atwater agreed fn i,
amendments, not because he believed
they were right or just, not because
he desired to fasten any such igno
minious measure upon himself or
his brethren, but because hehplmvi
it would work less harm to the Alli
ance organization and to the breth
ren. NOW if thfTfl is anv cf;,
be attached to this artion nf .
Brother, then we W. II. Worth,
Ihadeus Ivy, and myself, wish to di
vide it with our Brother as we ad
vised it, and believe yet it was best.
Vhy did we think it best? I will
tell you. We believed that if
Alliance charter was repealed that a
".Receiver" would be appointed at
the suggestion of these same conspir
ators who would have been a tool of
these traitors if not one of them
that a greater part of the funds in
that case would be squandered nn
neceasarily in expenses of settlement;
that the funds of the Agency would
be locked up for the remainder of
the year if not longer, anrl nnnn n(
it could have been used as a backing
for our Business Agent as now: that
thousands who were partly depend
ent on our agent for supplies would
be deprived, of that privilege of
trading; that without the fund our
xuMuess Agent could not purchase
for ns goods at the favorable prices
be now is enabled to dn- tw j
disorganize our order bv nn.f;ni.
every officer m sub, county and State
ia!" would take some
iim to reorganize again and ' would
nave cost the members
of dollars extra. While nnr h,t,
ren would be willing to contribnf
again to the Agency, they would
w UU BO. not Irnnwinn-
what the fund would be trifle m-a
1 . .
gaxu. oy anomer set of "kost-pabti-
:1 I yL1IICAL law-makers. , That
with the amendments we Vnow W
our trusted agent, Bro. W. A. Gra
ham, would have thftKor,;
ho f nnls J 1 t . O
. o.uu ub thqr would be
. w pou xnat no one knew
so much about the fund, and the
plan upon .wbich it was given, and
by whom given. That there would
be no useless expenditure. - That con
S 0r . would increase
instead of diminish and . that the
funds drawn out bTtWu.:
no moral right to do -wSTbe
repkeed by our. brethrS and LSI
larger if necessarv. Thai-
Agent conld'eatil,":
1 n-:
'"J.l..l .
Ilatthebru-...n .
at a gret l-.it.!- ,
nor a mi th.-, , . .
A way wput )... .
dinvU-aor tho ,,
..... M ( t I.U i, f ., .
i ' - ...
b-Ut ti-3 X:u f,.rT. . . - V
H umsUo.- ! W
na..k:!-.l in th,- 4 , J
hirt, br lln, lr '
..... . -.-r .
that nl.rt r-, h, j t
rl'l i-f r int, i s ... ,
TWti, fur the tirv.t ,s
"M over! (, , r,.
i-alUnl, in What vn.v
no - you h. w "l4
Tin a R-i ,-. . . -
ra.of the ol.l T
elf and the bu... .'V
lowing like a U. .!., ;, a
cvuft n-proiiut ti, u viu"
' Th- trawviU ;
H.mrhU-n n-.-!! -, i r ' t
thul fent-e-ail t. h.u '
r -r- - ,
4
a:
fc ' '
" . i.u mil l.i s ift i.
awar, up which i!.. v . r
loosouititf avalaut'lii-K r f ,-n. ,
several Umeit belnrt- u,,.,
unco mere, Ju.ini. L,
making a little hollow i f
which aho thrust her T ut s
ng from head to f.M.i.ix
'.vrencbinjr with a - iiv.tT,
llll-U WCUl VO IKlUUlU.ili 1.1
... 1 . .
caiin noari.
Ho l-.Mtied over and i :itl, .t-
as bhe lay, and tlu-n u v t
away or remount rulo viTui,?
to rest his other hmni no
mi.!. . i :
v u . in, m'llKJl.llllllf III !(,.,.
living cUs tif on his liucvn i
his veins straiifTi ly.
Judith," he said, in a voi 1
. - A. - At
noi nmeu quito rinc:.a
reared Ida throat nt.il d,a;;
"Judith," and then ".1 ar. i t
lhat aroused Jud tu U tr
volatile or a nail t f i. .
done. Bho sat ui. and u h.j
him, and said :
There comes rridii-r,r,i;
I'riddie, armed wish a tt.uk;,.
ning with all Lis wmM. uA U-J
baikurouncLwas ruuiiiiiL-a.K A
little of his. Ho had m i io ti
tho timo when ho went UtfrJ
Then the bull was aocurcd. ii
on uioekly, with apmax
wirrjugu me rmjr or m iJ
Hhtiom pcdetriaus alsobt'ju
ituncrwurd.
'1I.O C'oiu.ici swore otot!,.r t
bard about it all.
very ugly name, which n
lloughton infinite comfort bri
over, that he would na ut t.
bed until that bull wns nud-it
And gad I if 1 woiihnrtlite:
fool em every antmrcuuiJ
ended, thunderously, ntiu to
" spoons ana Clansi s eaveUiS
Houghton did not s o Judith J
that for more than av.cit. hi
ten days of ChriMi:;, u,d tU
.esniy occupied about rawlixf
liiit aho found iijiwfiwti
Plentv of smiles iiidVav
And he had sent to New YatJ
thing which ho knew that
wanted, so that altopeibt r,u
izi rig, it waa not very wiptan
noreover, was rather uhm
whether he was onlv lin-iirdw
or very much in low, nud k;
wme to discuss lUni nmtuetsr:
with his iuner man that indrr..
lways such a loose or tiMit
representative.
Of course the Colonel tad::-
his remaining until fhristiu 4
to bang up his sfc-ckini.', of w
And there should hu
and bonfires, and what uU-1
were some sleigh sent up ine
and the place wan liter!; !f
the voices of expectant tiiii.t.
On Christmas Jive, howf
managed to Cnd her&un&'
tad arrived, and she iww
ver.
lie was eoine alone the n
room. U-hn .a ..jt...l.t a t 'A
T L.IUh I'. " B
thro?h the half -open uwd
room, which ahe cuUcd bf'
She waa standing on the pr;
people?
Could anvthinir be more demnrmtlo
xl ,1 n" w "
inan tnisr
AXEX-SUPKE3IE COURT JUDGE A FRO-
AUIMXO REFORMER.
"I will admit tbat I
radical.' said Judge C. U. Cole, of
Ues momes, ex-chief justice of the
Iowa supreme court to a r
It can be used by a person in delicate ';T, lT"?a"1 tbat is hJ
of those who are allowed to govern her with the book still In his hand, and thci.
iu .t present it is oeing governed I wpenea " Dianwy and looked m it as if foi
bv a set of moneved olio-ar.h xuhn explanation. It waa a volume of Mis
condition of "hewers of wood anH bie whence he haA tu-An
drawers of water." Kh.ill this ctrcfnrr, "Don't you mind her." said Dlrlr. PnatiTr
continue or shall we overthrow mr ne s always twice as sweet after one ol before the fire, in Vincrem
fvrnra Mfi.i:.,i, : A ,1 , VaT her tantrums." liked, and wearing tne Wt
I'.ii . - in luuusiry as This seemed in truth to be the case. She d bow which he remember
well as in POUUCS a COVernmpnl- nf came In to dinner n inM u.. - feet nrrrn uinlr r.i .f L'Mia l
o . I . . f , buu 1 -- v. . .p--
Tho tinnnlA il 1 , ,1 UKII hF lanf luwii. Il.;l: ;.i .T IK... V. J . .i..mrfU
"' mvvijic, iui tut; UUODie. llV tho uvoiud i uwu wita a BDUie. I uoi.ucu luab ucj
j v u.un A Uli I tug BU1U, I "
leanrntT tcivearrl hm arA i. : I Thcra a rrliatn in hff
for her pound chim with her mimt ). lioujrhton did not think wH
elbows being on the table. Ud Hhe clinked the tcJi of H
j. om airaxai. was very provoldng, ht ourneaiy together. J
said, eagerly. "I am sorry; will you for "Do let me come in," he
K'vemef" . jaoor xurther open. I
She Said nothinc. hnt WAntnn mllinr m, I She looked un j eniflr. SI
he took, his forgiveness for granted, am" dream, and aaid: "Ct-rUunS
partook of more green goose with a light went, shutting the door btta
heart. a rrettv room. ith mm W
Now, it was verr daneerous ti tAV m, I windows and furniture, and j
11.!.. . . . ... ... J I. , . . . - 1
""us w Krantea wita tnis young lady. I iraps aoout. There were
especially when there were littla nrunf I either side of tha firc-Dla5!
vermilion in her eyes, as there were to- have held six Judiths epiaOJ
have these she now placed herse-n
xau uc uscu uy a person m ciencate t h.. ,. """" " nuy nic-ht. Rnt phn ..i'
bdO, no bending of back. It is 6 IT Veb, and TiCISj
madeofBolid brass, covered with and XY.S, ,'r.r?!kaKansa.e' iZ?,f!M'& JW"
I "-""wo mi vjcij. i eavpr in i a j uoucea nathmv i mn iannmn. siwi mmt uii v ,
... . i . . . ... . '
nnnnr. t riA - i . .
, . . ... l.i .
il if k pi nnn umii -rr -net- I L . i. inp gcr unn; if , .
..uiuvuusi, iv iia 1 1 - i iju.il; 1 1. ix I nan - m,
pa fho rlnocr u U WaV I WOIlM alvwUcl, r.i- J .."WantO S
r Vl lUK uiefcC oea - 7-- j existing we next day aU three went out for a walk he remarked, looking about U
about the eyes. . . ' ito a cbte 7 1
wiclt was to stop over until Monday "I never saw half such f
clothes It washes all ovwl, '-"'Poranon, not m any spirit of en- This ramble happened tot" "ir JudithtT.;"
lvclean wifWf : KW- ..-Ln.- P11 and pique against them, but Ly ".We" hat there occurred the. . "1 U!" she said, .till intt
"L W1""g- oecanse J. believe that, to A Bn. ij r,"uc""uuurea episode with the bulL but Hon; and then added, witi
It will do the family washin? in one increase the snm ff1 il r?:on Tlther transfixed the infuriated "Yes, it ia rather blue."
a . - w - I. av . ui iiiiiiiH.n I Buiuiui wiin n. mtw . 1 1
rr withaweluTimKr!!J,.leTelM. li ITO BE COKTIXtv
Each washer is guranteed for five chance -.in - the race of life. "Ht w .
years, if during that W it eets tVlJ fr to JL.
- - mm iiii. iiiioinaca s-aa a. l . t a - w v -waai w
ontof repa.r it wll be repaired for ment tn Z""l. ?i '."'nZ hJTJ Icir
joafreeof charge. Any machine men to toKS-J
that dopij not. An, wh,f i: not onltr v "7- J . Q .. Tod heavens 1 Judy" said h ,t'. i.
c uiiu iur - j ""uuuv w gire teem a ho-1 e bulL" ' " "
it, will be taken back and money re- nn wr robbing the people? . it r. aid Judith, losing color for an fa I delegation of hungry
funded. It is one of tbe . irr-a w. -r A,8. f !aid corporations, thev afo"TriiS e direction of his who did k Jot of Ehontic?
.nf;--. xv. . . 0 -":-LBUOUii solely be owned anil JtliLuZ- ottethini . I ,
""vuuuusul lue age, because it bv th Rnv i m. 7.-.r:"7 i-""" yama. ohf what am we campaign, caiieu
- ... I J " UilulCUb. Ill SUV It IS .M. I UU!" "I
.uu dli rill' 1.11 iiwi rn r.n I irMi'i .no hi a 1 1
, j- v-v Ja lClU,y no answer
at-
DEMOCRATIC OFFICE S:fc
FOUNDED.
The Hone wfaoPallnl thi
the VoAirr.
It seems that a fe W
lm-
sincel
I ten n .tj, .-. " I Carlisle to eet appoint
beauiy of woman, God's first and the" feasibility is cl'earlv cV..! ? 'ft and feeiine anahfi position in the liffht W
most valuable machine. . the fnccessfnl way the Government m "
AAm J 1 . I tM fiiMi WW UI1H B llir A w Am mm M
I
WE WTILL OTVE
washers to any lady who
v-xurtytn euosenbers for one nedonbvthe aov"T : Iu tnat.tne posiuou-;
year to The Caucasian. The pric of irest of the Z" toTC"- Be -nta een and Burger m"
il . ... i 11 - i 1 UidV I im.K. . . 1 f.r I
me wastier is $8.50, Address, 2? m,e a. retormer of the most radical von ' fast tt
' . 1 Lvnp nnf Dvn . i , -u jl um khm.iw ira. -mm .... ui trie ;rtpni ira iuiu"
tujs Caucasian. hj::rz"f m
' r. n.r r-t"6v.oaicguiug to be made.
Goldsboro. V. n TtZrTJ. lWIij, UZJS. brute
. - I " "UUi "ere 1 lire
BOSS KEEIJ U 18 APPOINTED.
Btcanu Pliinl., j iru.t . .
. " Appoint Him
ruce m tbe Cabinet.
!' . .. ril W 'l
3 trampled said Jndi th-"Tt . "gnt-keeper wn -
practice law. I am on f v " MI Jeixr' shTaT " ?7 me m his official poy
popular men, simnlv hrT 11 k.,- , " because of his poUUcant,
1 UWIHignitAVKnr ..J ! . o . o-
ir - bmki
ily people are beginning to
cate that the city own fteowV water d
m worksjgas pknteandBtreetTd. 'fiSSa. He l2Z.
Avaa Aim
hi little red eyea di-
' tmmmmt awna.UMU
puao.
aaid, suddenlj.
rrL . .... - . ' 1 "V "
f ttinV M, ; - 7 Tarice and SDOliaHon f -ae uitea her walkinjr-akirt, and with
his mind ajKmtrr P raish" not merely th. 1!! twKuZ
a- vwmb. xiin ui u i wiAn a a. 1 -uwu a. . . . . -
piace in ine Uabinet because of somp " fcUB "ssines of life.", -
speech whicn Mr. Hill or some other tu "1
Democratmadeabdntme. 'tJ,T. , lu? PP who would hav dono
appointed." - . . . - " if they had . been tW
vicr get mere. ' v . -
The Democrat vs. ih J
"Look npon that pic&y
upon this picture. A
took J efferson to 'Vrasbinrj
hitched fifa post 3lt('
went in a. mahotranv
? - 1
she took In her hand nrt .t.
lone, even run. befara Rrvr.o-Kf
sh?J,ra bout to do. When she
was within fifty yards of his tranship. hc
?!Jt Tiew;haUoa h did morn credit to
tMrS?J? ofcn.ad flourished
red skirt tir.
tflMnil Tmnnnla nnrtlO; !
a golden wires, rBphol
1
VUVUKU AVi Sa . ff
a prince ot the Punjaub. -1
ofl
v.a Rnltan otx
aud silken settees-an ouj
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