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CAUCASIAN.
H;I ,!:. N. C.,MAY 11, '.3.
vm: county.
; , KoiH'', of Onslow
.f tlx- Kins-y School
. . i- viitintf frit-nd-i in
vfiit into tin? hack
M. Hollow II, a few -v-,
,.1 stolt; two fitur Ij.iiij;-
h:it were shut 1 1 1 in a
, , ;irktiowlt'ltfes tlii re
, , itjitioii-! to attend th; an
,. , ii,-. !n !it.H of Hiim-'s .'iek
,, M:iv 11th, l'Vir Vi'w In"
2, 2. ; i t i I (.'.-irnlor Acad
. J.'.ili.
ir.wn is piittintr 'lown inoro of
avin-r rii:iti-ri;l; this tii.w on
. f l.. twc n Walnut and
It niiikfsa f'nx: strict ami
i !,-,t It is as cheap as any-
i , ,- in u-e that is (lurahlc.
., . , ! .i ni l did not use his
,. , . t help carry tin- !.
i , ( '!.v-land, whose money
., .' Will the man who .says
m l who siiys he knows
i- - liking about answer this
'i I'. Hiover who has
,. :, i r the Alliance in the
,,.,;,. into the oflico while on
I;., mii- on Friday last. He
' In;,' news from the west ,
I, ... 4 I
,, -.Wll expression, un j n
,,'' wherever lie has been, lie
i . 1
f..r the eastern part or me
his WI'CK.
i.iv uiornin? was cold enough
lire feel comfortable. Tom
said he should have had hi.-
Kit on if it was not that he was
1 for bean blossoms. Ho
Tit it would never do to wear
r i oat at a time when he should
yd on a linen duster.
I
felicities are selhnir at ;e a
in the streets. If we had the
T
r r would indulge in that lux
far a-
.Vc to t
i
VJiii w;
a
uart or two would
but we haven't it so we
orcgo the pleasure of a
it till blackberries get
in eat them withou
lovvn,
wife of Mr. Zack
, of the northern part of the
!jed en Tuesday evening last.
i .vn has been a great sufferer
la live weeks; her death has
lourly expected for two weeks
re. She has borne her suffer
th christian patience and for-
1 She leaves a husband and
i .
elv and interesting children
rni the sympathies of the en
ighborhood and a wide circle
i are extended.
TLo Jvm.-iins of It. 1. Johnson, of
' '.ilie, X. C. was brought down
itcrduv for interment beside of
fe i; Willow Dale Cemetery.
' wnion was a former citizen of
ly. in fact he was raised here
' I the county- He moved to
file some two vears asro. He
. tide circle of friends and rela
'I this county- His wife a
cr of the late John Hill and
ft' Mrs. Jas. H. Wiggs and
Ipps of this city died a year or
. lie leaves several chil-
1 nf whom are irrown we be-
an a man irets the best of a
generally attribute it to
ewdness, but we have just
f a trade made in which one
t the best of it, and it was not
i t l il 1 . .
11. ss; it was 1UCK II mere is
thing as luck A few nights
thief went into Tom Par-
LOW PRICE CONTiNUES
The readers of The Cauca.ian
doubtless remember when the Anti
Ojtion lill was under dicu.sion in
the United Stated Senate, the uK
nents of t lie measure argued that, in
the event of its passage, there would
be a great depression in the price of
farm products.
The gambling class thronged in
. M r lit
the Johmes oi ".xHigress, ami me
Anti-Option I 1 1 1 was defeated.
While it wiw leiiig discussed the
price of cotton gradually declined,
attributable, as they argued, to the
effect that would be produced on the
market by the passage of the bill.
Were they really sincere in thfcir
argument, and in the lelief that the
htoppuge of gambling in "futures"
would depress the produce markets.
Time has proved their arguments to
have been based upon a falsi prem
ise. The price of cotton has declined
to a point lower than when the
Anti-Option Bill was before Cong
ress.
IjisI year the Fpeculator coi tend-
ed that there was an overproduction
of cotton; and for that reason the
price was below the cost of produc
tion. This Year, notwithstanding
the great shortage they argue that the
low price is due to an increased acre
age which they fay will be planted
by the farmers
The question which we can not
fathom is: how on earth can the fu
ture crop affect the crop of '1)2,
when all that was made then will
he consumed!
And then it was paid that the
price of cotton would advance as
soon as the strike in England was
ended.
The strikes was adjusted, the op
eratives resumed their work, thereby
creating a demand for cotton, yet
the price of the lleecy staple imme
diately began to decline.
It is also strange and singular
that just at the time when the strike
began in the English mills the price
of COTTON" ADVANCED IN AMERICA.
This was sometime in Jiovember.
The silly, ilimsy argument that
overproduction of cotton keeps the
price down is all poppy-cock.
Organized labor need never ex-
as mm mm
WRITES US ABOUT THAT
;N ONSLOW.
GALA DAY '
UK M.4VS IT MIOKKII l.IKK AX .UI.I
ACK KKI -KKKCTIOX HK I .-
ikaiu Tin: kkmjkmkp.s hii.i.
IOWN TIIK MACHINE, AND I
ANXIlll S I'OK C'AIT. COKK
TO III KKY IT WITH
THAT STATE II A N K.
lows ay Skinner made a powerful
speech, oae said he like to make bitn
crv. I don't know what this all
means, hut one thing I do know, if ',
"apt. Coke will jat pend us down a!
fall I will b- satUfied. and my cry
will x hurrah for Cant. Coke. State
i-e i itt r
banks. Free Silver, Finance, In- eiuci inai no wuaiu nereaiur rt -
white nor: cuHr.i
Oa Oflcr-krn-.U Ordr Mllht a
I'armllvl la tar HUlvr; of Ihr . ra
lurot. WA.MttXt.Tos, I. C. Mav, S.UJ.
: sued a formal announcement t tl
ie
come Tax, and the State (maid
what captured James City.
Yours until death,
Simon 1'. I. Jnk.
Huw lit- Triril to Kt -. the I;nrjut lieui
rrl from IIitrliiK the Kr-li-Tlire
an OvTrt uctlon of Alliance Iin
ttrr hnt U Would not Eat of ItTtie
Mate .uartl liat Capturnl Jaiair
Hichlands, N.C. May 4. 1893.
Mi:. Hi tler, Deak Siu: I wrote
you a letter some time ao about
them State Banks Cant. Coke haid
we were to have this spring. I saw
you printed ray letter in your paper,
but I aint fjot no answer ct. I
reckon the Captain aint home is the
reason; he may be off making Alli
ance speeches. So I thought I would
write you another and tell you
about that gala day these Alli
ance fellows had posted up on the
trees every where for the 4th of May.
Well, sir, it worried me at first but
then I thought they did not know
they were dead and perhaps that
would satisfy them when they tried
to have a blow and failed, so day be
fore the 4th it rained and mowed all
day, and it tickled we fellows to see
how serious Dr. Nicholson, Joe llall,
and Ned r rancks looked. So we
kinder thought over the matter and
said to ourselves they won't have
over 50 or GO next day and that they
had their "gala day ' the ,Jrd instead
of the 4th from the way the wind
blowed, and we expected it. would be
raining next day, but bless your life
it was as fair as a lilly. We had the
thing fixed up, we had told our ten
ants that were Democrat that these
Third party fellows said they did
not want no d n Democrats to eat
their grub, so that made them mad
and they stayed home and plowed
just like we wanted them to do, and
a few of we intelligent fellows went
out to see their doings. We scare
our boys telling them these party
fellows are trying to get another
war. So we got out there early to
see if anybody did come. So after
a while Jim Crvanaugh come up rid
ing a little Texas mule, got off and
hitched him to the fence. He looked
nighty lonesome, and we fellows
smiled to ourselves, but it want long
before some more come and they
kept a coming and then we wished
then it had er rained. They began
to caucus in Steeds back lot, and
first thing we knowed out they come
on horseback. I did not see any
guns, but I got a little uneasy. They
AEHAIUOt-THE Tlil TH.
The liak-igh News A; Observer f
May 7th said:
Marion Butler, the Third Party ad
vocate and the apostle of discord, is
to hold forth at Holly Spring". But
ler is a plausible talker and counts
largely on stirring up the prejudices
of the people. Our people ought to
leave him severely alone- He his
always worn a disguise and now goes
about as an AHianceman while his
chief purpose is to advance third
party ideas and organization. We
had to light him last election and
will have to do it again.
Does not the News & Observer want
the people to hear lth sides? Can
it not trust the reorle. To sav the
people are not intelligent enough to
decide for themselves afUr hearing
both sides is a slander on the good
people around Holly Springs. The
X. & 0. want3 men who voted the
Democratic ticket to stay away from
the meetings. That paper is afraid
that they will hear some truths that
it can't answer.
Well if the men who voted the
Democratic ticket will read and hear
nothiug except the stuff that appears
in the Xews & Observer, they will
be -pretty apt to vote every time
the way monopoly wants them to.
It seems to us that the X & O at one
time tried to raise a howl and claim
that Alliancemen would not hear
both sides. We are willing and
anxious for the people to hear and
read both sides. That is the way tor
the people to arrive at the truth.
The Xews & Observer is certainly
very scared and must have a guilty
conscience when it falls back on
such a cowardly plea as the above.
c-ive no oHee-jk ker at the Whit-
IIouo. The notice wan in the fol
lowing word":
Kxeci tivk Mansion. May i.
It ha Iw eoipe apparent, after two
months eXieriencc, that the rules
heretofore promulgate! regulating
interviews with the President have
wholly fai!d in their operation.
The time under which those ru!
was set apart for the reception of
Senators and representatives has
1 to plcace iuch men ia iht I gUU
f tare, who should hate rt-ftccted bon
ior, itiitead of difhonor, on our State,
; irmpectivr of rarty a&Uiatioi,
jre not so much furprimi at one
Uf the unjust, unholy and Jifrimi
' rating lrplatiou enacted by that
; partisan tody. We thought that
: there a eomethinj i!rk Uhiud the
curtain that would U rvAealed
; during the tttin of the legislature.
It jeais that ccrv Mr Hon of our
Kl'ITOK Cai asian:-Iu compliance tale 3 alii to! with haUot-Un
witn your rtf-uest to write up our manipulators oar own omul v.
C'Aii AslAN for publication, 1 t'nd
the following imperfect report:
On Wednesday evening in com-
JllAHCK JTOgT.
U rr erwjr lni. in eTrry
Kota ctime of rrI or huraan tat
HjLcwitror-n' the ruM ol man.
Kn now wotne !iM! er
Knthrorw tht wron. t!u th knoe.
While iier rrin twi-r sLor.
.tii roniioit nt i . 1 1 1 an i.
Tar H-t (nauty Me: ling tiro. Mrm
Imt i-alk.
SrMUEuriCLt, N. i., April -1. tJ,
pany with Bc. W. H. Case, our vice
President and Li two charming
dangbu rs, the wriUr s-t out to at-
bet-n almost entitely spent in listen- tend the quarterly meeting of (iuil
ing to applications for office which ford county Aliitnce. We stopd
have been bewildering in volume, over nijrht with Bro. Phillip Thomas
pect anything in the way of relief
unless they support their organiza
tion, and zealously defend their
principles. The interests of urban
and rural labor are identical, and
there should be more unity, sympa
thy and harmony among them. Cap
ital is thoroughly organised, and la
bor, in order to secure justice and
equal rights, must remain oiganized,
active and energetic.
perplexing and exhausting in their
iteration, anol impossible of remem
brance.
A due regard for public duty, which
must be neglected if the present!
conditions continue, and an observ
ance of the limitations placet! upon
human endurance, oblige me to de
cline from and after this date all
personal interviews with those seek
ing apjkoint merit to office, except as
I, on my own motion, may especially
invite them. The same considera-
near Oreeusboro. and spent the time
most pleasantly in the hospitable
home of this veteran of the great
cause of reform. Thursday morn
ing was rainy and everything be
spoke a disagreeable day. It was
nearly noon when we arrived at
McLeausville Academy, the place
of meeting. Here a goodly number
of the sturdy sons of the soil, togeth
er with many representative of the
fair sex had assembled, in spite oT
the rain, (which continued to fall
tions make it impossible tor me to during the greater part ot the day)
receive those who merely desire to to enjoy the public speaking, the
pay their respects except on the days picnic and a geueral good time soci-
iind during the hours especially ties- all v.
ignated for that purpose. The ladies of McLeansville know
1 earnestly request Senators and now to tempt the appetites of their
Representatives to aid me in securing brothers at all times, and they did
for them uninterrupted interviews not go ba-k ou their record upon
by declining to introduce their con- this occasion. There was plenty
stituents and friends when visiting and to spare. In the afternoon Bro.
the Executive Mansion during the Case delivered his quarterly address
hours designated for their reception, which contained much good practi-
Applicants for office will only prej- cal advice and many w ise sugges-
udice their prospects by repeated tions which, if followed, would re
importunity and by remaining at suit in great good to the order in our
Washington to await results. county. Ilou. J. M. .newborn or the
( J rover Cleveland. State Executive Committee waa then
The bold and unexpected action introduced as the orator of the day
oy iro. i iavis in a lew erj
of the President slaggered every
body. Congressmen and office-seek
ers refuse to express their opinions.
They simply say that the action is
without precedent. The desire for
office makes cowards of men, so they
appropriate remarks No words of
mine can properly describe the ex
cellent address to which we listened
for about one hour and a half. It
had to be heard to be fully appreci
ated. We were carried almost spell
bound through a touching and pa
will not say what they think. The thetic review of those long and
Senator Hoar made a speech at a
banquet in Boston a few days since.
He said that he had full confidence
that Cleveland would protect the
all put out up the road, and then credit of the government and keep
Ned Erancks he got in a buggy and L, ' , -,, , .,,
away he went feeling like he weighed the finauce3 sounL 1 he TeoPle W1 j1
400. It want long before I seed him remember that Hoar is the Kepubli
coming back just a tearing with a can senator who fought so hard for
all thise fellows on horseback right the Force bill in the last Congress,
after him. Somebody said it was A few days since Gov. McKiuley oi
WHO PAYS THE PENSIONS?
The cost of pensions, we are told,
is some ICO millions a year. They
say that the money to pay these pen
sions is collected from yon under an
iniquitous tariff and carried to north
ern pockets; that this pension fraud
Col. Skinner, so I thought it was the
calvary coming, and I come jam
nigh leaving the place, but the other
fellows told me to hold on, they
would see me out, so I did, but by
that time the whole village was in a
work with people, and I wished it
had er rained, so we caucused a lit
tle and decided we would hear what
days since Gov. McKiuley of
Ohio said that he had full faith that
Cleveland wound protect the finan
ces of the country and maintain
honest money and a gold standard.
The people know that McKiuley is
the author of the McKmley high
tariff bill and made that his hobby
people will in this connection remem
ber the famous order of the Post-
office Department a few weeks hence,
that no more information was to be
given to the public.
gloomy years that have passed since
the war. e had brought vividly to
our minds the evil effects of the un
just discrimination against the farm
ers and laboring classes in our Na
tional and State Legislature, and
were brought face to face with the
RECKLESS LYING. deplorable condition or anairs xuai
I iivits tt n ti jiliirmimr fYtent in Olir
The North Carolinian says that beoved count ry to-day. It seems
J. C. L. Harris has become a con- to mo that no member of the Alli-
tributor to Farmer Maryauu Butler's ance could have listened to those
paper, and regards this as an evidence earnest appeals in behalf of truth
of the nearness of the republicans and justice, those lucid enunciations
and Populists to each other and as of the great pnnc.ple.s of our noble
Chowan, hud its share. Mailt of it
honct voter who had the ttmrip"
to vole &v their cotitieuoe dicta ted,
were roblied of their vote. Sme
of the wicked robbery occurred
under the observation of the writer,
who failed not to exposed the rHr
trator, publicly, on the qot.
We U-!iee the wicked conspiracy
to dethrone the Alliance was con
ceived of, eveu before our lat county
Democratic von vent ion, and that
the Democratic "I.ieuteuants" were
apprised of the fact, which caused
them to make such strenuous effort
to nominate odd bugs ex-Conpre-men
and many others who were not
in sympathy with the Alliance and
...
its reform ideas.
All honor to you, our noble State
President and other Alliauce officer
who put in a timely interference
and demanded a hearing in behalf
of our order. While vou did not
get the amendments as you recom
memht', that would coer all ex
pressed objections to the old charter,
we Uliee that you hindered, iu a
incisure, the consummation of that
centcniptible conspiracy. Wonder
if some 'disinterested visiting States
man" was not the father of that i!e
plot?
The action of the I gis'ature did
not bury the Alliance in my county,
although it was slnttered very much
during the last campaign and elec
tion (which were enough to demora
lize the whole country.) Our Subs,
are now taking on new life, many
wandering ones are returning to the
fold, our prospects are brightening
continually. With such UAd and
aggressive pajvei s a Til K Ca Uoasi a X
and Progressive Farmer circulated
freely among the laboring classes of
the people, much good will be ac
complished bv wav of infusing a
spirit of manliness and independence
KACLK IWAND THE
ROOFING
I t84N-aald for Uoa. lUrn. Fac
tory or lut bddic. and cot half
the pn- of hiujrlc. tin cr iron, tt
i rvady for um. and tadjr applied
by any one. Sr-nd Mauap fr uip!.
and tte tuit of roof. Kt tlMot
Pivt A U'-rto Co., I-r;t. 12. l-V
Duane St., New York. N. .
may! 3tm.
nx. Prvthrm have each a irtrat
duty to H rform in tin reform tiht.
Krry tulo i won, . cry cau r
tniu fc I Uiadr t irf by ech
individual, whi-tht-r oll.rt r r private
in the rtoil. tbing hi full duty.
When earh re form rr work a if the
ttlrcrmof the morrmrnt dl-nd on
what he eiuld do, then f will win.
If all lire idle e are hift, if all work,
we are afe. Have you induced a
frMn to join the Alliance? Have
you gotten a ubcrlr fr a reform
pajH-rf If not. jou imit! 1. M. P.
l I. Ml IHt
( ahirrua Com Ml .lillUorr My Hilt.
C.NcokP, S. C., May Ut, IU
Mk. Kl'JToti" Pica givo th fol
lotting notice a place in your col
umn : The Caharru County Alii
ance in railed to meet in the court
house in Concord on Saturday the
KUh at '2 o'clock p in. lK-lrgate
are urgel to te pre.,nt.
J- li. WiMTr., President,
Brother Butler' vtit to our coun
ty meeting did u irreat giol ; we
had the bet meeting we have had in
a long time. The Order i taking on
new life throughout the county.
J. II. W.
I nla CuhhI).
(iutisu Creek Alliance No. lll'Ji cu
a boom- Six now member have
been received recently and ten or
twelve more restore.!. We are in a
better condition than we ever were
hefwre. C.J. BkasWELL.
ioi:s mit tt:t: ii A no tim.
io. Mi Kinlry Ihr Anlhnr of lHt lllh
TarllTlw Kmlor- ( lrrtMt.
( Wahiti-tou PiMt.)
Buffalo, X. Y., May .". iv Mc
Kiuley, en route to Columhun, Ohio,
from ltoston, Btopped in thi city a
short time to-dny In an interview
publisheil by the Time thi after
noon the governor snil: "There i uo
danger of a panic or any danger of
serious alarms. It i one of the
little Hurries liable to come upon
the people and an admiuit ration at
any time. Ihey come like the thief
another indication of the probability
of their making common cause next
year. Charlotte Observer.
It is no evidence at all tor it is a
lie out of the whole cloth. Mr.
mutual ties that bind us together in
one common brotherhood, without
being a better AHianceman than
ever before. Bro. Mewboin's ad
dress closed the public exercises,
and the Alliance then went into
among the voting jiopulation of our ,n "t). night, people at time create
county.
The Caucasian is making its
mark wherever it is read. Continue
to turn on the light, and educate
your readers ujvon economic princi
ples and all will be well.
Fraternally
W. B. F EI. TON".
a panicky condition of affair, when
they is eally no occasion for it. I he
most dangerous of it all is the effect
it has on the poorer classes. They
grow impatient and take then- money
from savings banks. These thing
are always unionunaie, especially
so when there is no apparent reason
for it.
4Vi-wt h n I 4 i- o r t
V - . - . ! i lAnvi,nn(- 11 it . I in f hA OomTQ1,Ti
The wind was blowing right hard ; 111 uuKll" 1U "" """rs-
Xow what does this showr Is it not
and they had heard we Democrat
Methodist were not going to let them
nw-tAl v-n ill llMill n Tl H- f r 1 Tl 1 1
smiled again to ourselves. But sir, publicans have been together on the
clear that the Democrats and Re-
they did not say a word about a
house to speak in, they just took the
old campaign stand and put it side of
the school house and soon every
thing was ready, and they tapped
thus drains the South and keeps you the bell and the crowd gathered, and
noor. Fow if vou buv imported we fellows kinder moved up closer
i i j. i 1 i. k Dr. Cy Thompson had got back from ;
goods, subject to duty, you pay the , JLt wll 1 h hnA LPI1 to wake.!
tariff; otherwise, you do not. But
the great mass of the common peo
ple, who are hard pressed to keep
hunger and nakedness at bay, buy
no imports and pay no tariff. Hence,
if you belong to this class, you con
tribute nothing under the tariff to
pensions, "visiting statesman," "pon
derous senator," and what not to the
the west where he had been to wake
up the Alliance, he introduced that
Mr. Skinner what was to do the
talking. lie riz, he" did and com
menced to talk mighty clever like,
so I got a little closer. He is a pow
ful fine looking fellow, but I had
made up my mind I did not care
what he said he could not change
me, and I did not believe he could any
of the rest of us fellows. But let me
tell you, he is a smart fellow, for
John Mets said so and he tells all us
contrary notwihstandiug. The tariff fellows how to do. Mr. Skinner
mav force vou to contribute, not up- started off mighty slow, but after he
1, - i i . ii, got warmed up he fairly raged. I
on the roreigu article, but upon the hi ma t him 0 Sunday
iu.-,.-.. TTitMi innl dnle six or domestic, which vou buy; and your school when he was a boy, fori tell
i-ad of cabba-e and left ly- contribution goes not into the treas- you he knowed all er bout Moses
1 , . , - TT ., . c,, , , . - . saving his people, and I reckon he
Tpn an uncut head a box con- ury of the United States, but into thinkg he is going to save his people
money question all the time and that
they agreed together to fight the
campaigns on the tariff and the force
bill and to keep the people ignorant
of the money question. In short the
' money power is running both parties
and furnished money to both alike
for campaign purposes io keep up a
fuss over force bill and tariff to keep
public attention from the money
question. Xo matter which party
won, the gold bugs and monopolists
are taken care of! When the reform
movement started expressly to fight
the present Gnancial system, of course
the money power turned its full bat
teries on it.
Harris has never sent a contribution
to "Farmer Maryann Butler's paper" sundown, and coming together again jy determined upon in causus by
nor has eveu a line he has ever written ns tua., which
"I don't credit this talk about hard
CabHi-ruH County. Uinwa Tlii eontO rv linn inn nmnv
The Cabarrus County Alliauce in resources and too much money,
session at Mt. fiilead feels called up- Besides that, the people irrespective
on to make a statement regarding of party affiliations have too much
the action of our State legislature, confidence in President Cleveland.
with reference to the Alliance They would stand by and hold up
private session, holding until nearly charter. A bill having been previous- hm hands in every possible way
hi.: v vu
our charter should be
The President and Cabinet are in
continuing until after midiiirht. , a better position to know the cause
appeared in as far as we know. This when the body adjourned to meet repealed was orougnc into ine and effects of a stringent money
being so we simply state it as a fact, with Deep River sub-Alliance in our y .'" TKe ,,,a" ftn ou"e -fn
T? i-Wo ,,.v -;n t, r July meeting. The reports from the hearing before a committee; no They hnve the mean within their
15ut LHE Caucasian win not re- different subs were of the most en- debate was allowed upon it, and it grasp of getting at the true eon
fuse a communication from a lie- Ar9m'n nhir tanv Alllaneoa nticaPil ita third reftdintr in a few ditiofi of affairs. If necessary lie
was
a lie"couraging nature. Many Alliances passed its third reading in a
nublican or a Democrat simrdv on in arrear of dues came up and set- minutes. This legislation
account of his politics. If we believe tied, some being more than a year going on uot 0Qy without the
, - 4 I - - behind. The greatest enthusiasm degire of Alliancemen of the
"ud.ur , and pertect harmony prevailed and StaU? but without their knowledge,
, we will publish it eKe T!?il,Vtt. lf,K. The bill affected more people than
an article states facts and
interest of truth
necessary
could convene Congress for tho
repeal and enactment of such meas
ures as would give any needed
relief. There is no question about
acting when he and hi advisors
deem it necessary. In my judg
ment the duty of the people at thin
time is to continue in the even
tenor of their ways and all will
facts or truth in their statements.
l mi. i ti: I JL iic Kfiki aut. iajva uivi v vuwi, i uun
But the point we make is that pa- . , , 'v. .? , .. . ... . any other brought before the legisla-
pers like the Carolinian and the Ob- to the thought." The fact is we are ture, and was decided upon in
. l,.,,- rr..T-t fnr hflff nn mi? to ra v from the chill secret caucus, oarrin-; ail uisuua-
BCl t CI OCVTlil. IU HUfYKi 11U Jt,"l I . o " - . . . I . .... w . , . , I it I '
that came over us dunner the last sion. rne Oill was sent to tne come uui wen mm nKuw
election eamnaicn. Unon a whole Senjifp. and no doubt would have
we had one of the best, if not the been rushed through that bodv at The Monarch of Populist papcra
VHOSAYSWE ARE DEAD? best meeting in our history as an A I- once had not our State Prcsi- is The Boa l, a big 8-page 5C-colunin
The Populist of Lincoln, Neb., nance, and our sister counties may dentand other friends- demanded a (o platej lllusirated weemy pajer,
1 I Aoiint nnnn old liiiilii Ford to I akft her I . . .r, , . ., ... . I C ..::... .1 .t.:i..... .ru.t.a
made a clean sweep, in the city elec- u!7natthe wheel of reform when- tUa, .ot wa? J ! ? , 7
i anu eaiu ino uui viuuiu vo..; v v - -j- --
They refused, to dishes up an editorial column thai
firwi-i ' Tn iirrwnincrtrn V is., t.hpv I puat lipr snrvipps urn Tippded. In thfi I "u blxli
doubled both thetwo old narties . meantime let us invoke the blessings paw as it was.
a iuiu me umsiuLs - '.... ' ..,. I.: il r.h,,, ....
f AiJo-hfTT Hn,i n ,,r lat.ors Hnve anv reason except that some """K c...wufe. rM
They carried Liberty, Spring Port, and pray for the return of those were afraid they might be respon- $l-00 for eight months with the
halcyon days of the by-gone past sible for debt of the Alliance and famous wcujj.us, iu wio.b, nee.
when every man was master of his some wanted their money from the I Hend 4 cents in stamps for sample
CkvelandOUoforMay;,, The, 3. "Zm CoIoniJo. '
.i 1 4-vr .oxn nt n.il-1oul Poll. nrwnnla no fl.A inoltan A V.ln 1 i 1 . P V
and Henrietta in Jackson county
Mich. They pollel over 5,000 votes
in
elected city officers in Oakland Cali
fornia, makingover 1,000 gain3 since
the last election, and yet you are
regarded as the inalienable birth- TM:n 10 mfian, tre ,na a . ailf.t
ureiureu lei , . , . -
The Wilmington Star nay that
full set of violin strings the private pocket of the home man- for he told about a little fellow go-
M have cost him fifty or sev- ufacturer, be he Democrat or Ilepub- ing ahead of the army with the nag
,,,, ..le- he got the lica. Th,3 the imltlity of the tl
Ltll lil U. Li V. LUIO VAjJiuiuu - J - I lJ til O aiiu UU ivm a.xw v
7 I . . . . 1 1 1
Administration whether Democratic bring the men to tne nag and saia as
now ne naa uone mai m ma yaiij
it may Tom is better off by
twenty-five cents. Tom says
ir back an
d steal another or KepWican, controlled by its noi- and when they called him to come
4ul I-ave the violin he will con-
then element, leaves the tariff as back he told them to come to him
burdensome as when they found it. He talked a whole lot about sub-
if the revenue raised oy tne tarin is - u'k t me he was telling of
4mselr in hick indeed.
W!'ir ..I ...11 .. . 1. M i- tol-fl
T niiuuiu aueuiin iw 1 (-.Ann fff aaa If iu 1 .. , i : i. i: !,
prevented from y ' , I , anA nnr
See in another column a washing
ton special giving Cleveland's official
order closing the White House in
the teeth of the hungry office seekers
who howled, lied and cheated all, for aiid eao-er for the fray.
the dear party's sake last fall. It is
a pathetic picture. e extend to jverv subscriber who lets his time
them our sympathy. run out and gets marked off, when
wivttf aP iTOrv iif i inn
L l LLki, Vi. CI CI V1L1 iiCili A" 1 vllilLU ivl -
. i J i t t IfpriSIiltlOn.
rJZTZVZ 'Z Jff n,or i -r.o am,na.3 worcoffere,! . th. .urpe,ie .,,,. i vor, Ml.
bpJiKr h.ld bv those who would have star of hone arise in silver crested the omcers of the State Alliance w hy does not tne mar give an ex-
vou believe it that the People's Party beauty, followed by the golden seep- covering all that Fas asked for. planation! It would not uurpris u
, , , . . , , tered sun of peace, and the gentle This should have been satisfacto- to hear it say that an overproduc-
aie ueau. mc uic uuu I winds nf brother v Invn wi waft to - ...f if n-ao nnt tn i inu uhn
even sleeping.
We are wide awake, our hearts and homes the unmeas-
1 lit .!".. 1 .
-p urea Diessings or nappiness ana pros
perity- O. U. IjANE,
Secretary.
CHOWAN COUNTY'
fe. and is only pr
I'v others, who
said, there was no money and our
. i i ii vi 1 1 i it-- 1 1 1 1 r. ii r i u li uv.a uuy . i t
are content r i gtuff brings nothing. He talked
!v c-ivinir vou noinsr. it crats ueciare, oi in e uuiea mai hniffhtv honest to the colored people,
not stand that man in hand by nianfactures protected by the tar- he said the whites were the highest
i.ing around
sat you very uaa, ana "you muo minions or uonars. 11, more- i, mifr, woll TTo tnl.l n
ught to grumble much; we over, as the Democrats allege, the about the constitution from way
igged you alittle." When if he rulii0us decline in prices and values, back, and when he begun to call up
lave had his way, it would the eeneral sta?nation and lack of P'0"? ?S
t r 1 . ,1.1 a UUUU SUU ill! . X ttllltlV 11CU1 Y OUU
nn murder, now aooui mei . . anA flia
otiqqo aiid nnv- I nfl.no T fnnt T Vtrxrin tn trot
tion of turpentine was the cause.
I AM STILL IN
THE ETtTG.
he renews asks us to send him the The wicked Act of ti LegiMiature k-j a prencv and all connected with it
i r mi. o...i, T I . I uoHed. I . . - ..
vr. rus j-nompbou, ouiie back copv or copies that he missed, t m,,, n OT1. Tlri in jeopardy, and that lor no other Aml Rm uinr Pure North Caro-
turer, has sent in an article replying , ,p !,, in doinp-this when e,n ii.Tnrn' i.,.uJ reasou but that they hated tuft ijDa Corn Whiskey a low as tho
A a . I lKorin Trir.tr tvamI.1 tir.f have 1 . .!! - ,l . w ll
vf., i .....". . I.l-jrorl in d.i tho H;itnpuith a mon. StAfk nf WhiitkieK: Itran-
paper would like to hear from thel , .. fr,. . . . h.
- - ... - ... ltJY'ffl 'I Hlkt H .41 1 . 1 1 1 1 I...
A II 1 . . . . I . - "
would destroy our organization.
They added amendments injurious
in their nature, having nothing to
do with the ends they professed to
seek. They hae added amend
ments which put our Business
to Congressman Grady. Tt is crowded
out of this issue again. But it is
good and will keep. It will surely
be in next issue.
t man in hand oy nianiaciuiea pruteutcvi uj mc u- ne saia tne wmies were iu uiguci
saving, we did iff, the yearly cost of the tariff i s and they must rule, but they ought
ij in -it e i n t to give justice to the colored man. 1
bad, and "you 1200 millions of dollars. If, more- ih 5n-.v wpll. He told us
tli lobe Stevens, in his justin- avorwa7uovo At rA rhieflv uneasy for I had never seen so many
, , , . , - , - v , - people in Richlands m my hie seem
t,,it..Ti aii;. v,,aon n. uuv- v,-....v, - ' like. 1 he v said tnere was a tnou-
of his course in the legislature ,
il ll.. 1. 1 1- , .1, I J J T 1 .V. ,1 T
1 ... . . tlieil Llie WIIUIC UUOL UJ. euuu a tanu sanu. auu X iecii.JU luoic naa, ai j.
"euig guilty or repealing iue :,,-. thnnht from what our fellows had
-r i no ii nnr tit mvm iiimii -i- i i i i ii i iiii ih t - -
norm amending it. it ne "7" Z 7-7 said they had buried them i party
i - - - I AAa mi ll II I 1111 An Til HIT II U MM II I " . .
ave had his wav. the charter vai, w w imu.uuo u.vulu, head-foremost face foremost ana
h " I . T t il TV i - I .v 1 il - A it T :
iiiavo been taken awav. and may be more, lime uemocrus are every otner way, ana mat me uegis-
' i - ...I., . i i-ii-i ,i 1 1 .
lature naa Kiiieu me Auiaut-c, uui
I if they did this was resurrection day
copies
ATTENTION TRUCKERS !
Several hundred of our subscribers
will not get the next issue of The
Caucasian unless they renew be-
The Best line to Ship by A IUer from
the Secretary of the Trucker'
Association.
east. Our
manv who do not belong to the order, I
join in with reformers of other parts
of the btate in condemning tne action
of the recent State Legisture (more
properly called the partisan Demo- j
ISnecial Cor. to The Cavcasias.)
t am in reeeint of a circular letter cratic Legislature) in its cowardly
tween now and then. It pains us to from the Secretary of the "Truckers and unholy attempt to repeal tfce
mark a name off. but we can't run and Produce Association' advising charter of the Alliance liusiness
the paper any other way.
No subs
truckers not to ship by the A. C. D. Agency fund. We have believed,
Liine. nis reasons are as ioiiows : for a rood while Past, that the 1-Jem-
to the
attack
This Line terminates at Jersey City, ocra tic part v was opposed U
criberof The Goldsboro The Hudson river divides New York Farmers Alliance. Its recent
I t t ..,.. rni T :
Caucasian will ever get a dun from ".V"-- t,7I " "L .Cl upon its charter is very clear proof
is sayiug "what is all the fuss sincere in their professions of solici-
f Oh: Tube, you will find out tude for the popular welfare, why -th them for it seemed to me each
pi the fuss is about some of Mont they proceed at once, now that one had not only scratched out mm-
-dJS- a rinmt." to fnve the sen dui naa aug up iwo mor uu
v7u7 rr i - 7- j brought em along with him, and
Aorta Carolinian complains pe0ple relief by cutting down pen- wllfiTfhfi Wun to call up those old
- abuse a Democratic Legisla- 8ions and the tariff ? An extra ses- men way back yonder and ask
Well, when we criticise and r,: p Qoa k in mar and them about constitution my pants be-
' I DIUU Ui sJ112ZlX:oa UTUU xaatw -. rt -r i
eC it we give our reasons for not deferred till ftmtember miht ?tlZ itTll
i, -it- i . . I : nuuuwviio F"!- "fl "
ii -i ue uruiimau wnen " have prevented if built that wayj had I should have lett that crowa
f praise that body give some the additional robbery of more than and er "burnt .the wind." After
sfr.. -l tt I J .he trot throuffh that, little t . u.
- u. now many xcu0 iuuu million of dollars. The people Ko0ce, which is going to get Mr.
gve why North Carolina are beginning to enquire whether Grady's seat in , Congress, gave him
ftl proud of that body ? these promisors! intend to use their some flowers for the ladies, Mr. Skin-
tf- , i. -4. , ner smiled and thanked the ladies.
k-E Or EimASflt-Our "chance or to keep it nice and new T-,0T.Ti,0i,.r. innAr. .Tid bless
Lekeye Binder at a great to be laid out and buried in. Wait your life they had grub a plenty,
-e- Address. and vou will see. ray mouth fairly watered, nut one ot
iresV rr.o a , " our leaders said we must not eat wnn
1 - "COAJjJ!.jM. i-ljljlAXsUt,,
us. When your time is out the pa- vew York docks, ereatlv to the con- of lts existing animosity towards our
- I I IT 1
n ctn If T-rn dnn'f wmt the vpnieree of receivers and dealers, bv hODie oraer.
a.. x i.. means of erreat floats. The New We know that the leaders will ad
paper io siop, oe sure u, icucw , , CTatuitouslv furmshiD!, mit of their hostility towards the
room to commission men to sell this leaders of the Alliance, and try to
Truck to all dealers, lhis season lead the unthinking and non
.li. t : r .. i,: I . , . . . .
mis yiuv reiusco iuuchtci luu uui reading part oi our order, to believe
in isew lorK. it we snip oy mis i .i, - 1an (1 , n-r.-a i uauic w
line we may expect to pay cartage lua' nc "7. . i T framed the Mecklenburg Declara-
- . . m i n rrri rr n uu u.' mi rim u.' iirk i hit iii-!Tk- iiiri
theliffht We expect to hear some 0n every package. He advises usto " , 7 ""-:-' "
, "t. t v ,Ki A f! T. . thi Ht. 5a fcv wav tneir own sen aggranuizemenu ue
or tne mossoacKs wno na.e rau eu - r, -.r; 'A T nin ; have long since learned not to believe
I , 1 i. i. 1 I 7 I ..
ing at tne goerumeuL trougu aiuei. steamship Company. every thing we read in the partisan
W e have an excellent reason to newspapers, nor every thing we hear
act treats dies, ine, &c-, at the
with contempt every farmer in JOHN O. THOMPSON OLD STAND
the State, the audacity of which on Eaat Ciintre street, near the Old
may be seen in the fact that ours Market. j uke tLU method of in-
is principally an agricultural btate. formjnff my former friends and cu-
umjo w nn. n.uiwo, ;w lomers inai i am again in ousme
not worthy the respect shown to and inyite them to call and nee mo
a railroad or any other organiza- when in need of anything in my line.
tion." We blush to fay this was Remember the place, near the Old
the act of a Xorth Caioliua legia- Market, Goldsboro, N. C.
latnre JAMES D. PATE.
Therefore, be it resolfed, that aprl3-tf.
this County Alliance den
this act of our recent legislature Ld until good are oii. liox conuinmg
basest piece of legislation Uamplea and full term to au and deal.
A'iEN'TS WANTED. No money reqair
m TT it,. T V 10 cents. They reuil for 25 cent-each,
ever enacted upon the soil of free Xhis u no humbug. Address, w. ii. cuisi'.
fore your subscription expires.
Read our WTashington letter. Ilay-
seeder "Jonathan Edwards" turns on j
America and the most . wicked
"force bill" that evei disgraced the
statute books of our btate or na
tional records, and that we would
consider ourselves unworthy the
name of freemen and sires who
Homestead X. U.
febZJ 3nu.
No. 304, Bensalem, N. C, !
j them, so I stood off. Some of our
Don't fail to renew before your fellows did eat with them and they
I - 1 . - r Ta 1
u- .... . I : i. v Bi TTiioo a were treated all rient. mt. caroee
'"v;eived. Anheiaer Wash. Kt. nu-c io uuu xuu uiuoi ... , , , v
abst Milwaukee Export Beer single copy. Often -we are not able th welcome to it. It was a
milr use. at B. Lehman & Co. I to furnish back conies. bisr da v. I heard 2 or 3 of our fel
Are you a lover of truth ? Do you adopt this line this season. The one from politicians.
w,nf. fn pp instiee nrevail ? Are vou assigned above is sumcient within if the Democratic party has any
j r . 7 JL itself , but there is one other that 1 rpRTt for the Alliance whv did its icoul"rvt wt - "-iv
one of the people? Then give The U'give as Secretary of "The E. JSfJj Thvp, fn ?ikltaiilifd the Progressive
Caucasian enou
will do the rest
i .aala s-aa-a sftaUgiveas secretary or "j.ne x. rPTiresentAtivp-i in the recent Lesris- " umu. y'00 , v
gh reader, and we C.Trnckers' A!Sociation,r and that TsW e S harf Farmer' IbliT ?
is this : When our Association ask- 7. -ti . , i V A. parers, with request to publish.
ed for a fruit train, the omcials of v"a4.lA-- " ., , -. 9 v Respectfully submitted,
tV, W. & W. R. R. and all other con- CUSSlOn of its merits Of demerits? If -F" ca ITtm
Yon can not afford to be without -nnrt-nf Utias. nr-til w Rtmck that their motives for its repeal were
thtt? n r-r a jt a tf Don't, let vonr I Pennslyvania line, were willing and pure and honest, certainly they could
j - - l - , i t- .i.j x j: " :
anxious ior saiu iraiu. xuv ireuu-1 not nave umecufu to airee uiseusiuu
says no, it can't run over our line, of a measure which effects 60' many
This same line says no, we will not 0f fit class ot people who bear suet
E. C. Palmer. O-11. RiVEjrcaa.
A. W. FaosT.
PALMER, RIVEHBURG CO.,
(Successors to O. 8. Palmer.)
tion of Imdependence, if we did 1CC READE STREET, NEW YORK,
not enter this our protest now. W0,esale rr9fltCe femnlssUl
In th'S denunciation we call upon itfrh9Bt
all who love f reedom to join, that . . PntAti4M Bd
we may wipe off this reproach from .. . . conth ' Tinelr. .lgt
our State. I if,.,,- Ponitrv. Corresnondence
Resolved further, that a copy Loj-eited. Write for Stencils and
Market Reports, which are furnished
free on application. Prompt sales
and a nick returns. References: Chat-
ham National Bank, N. Y.; Thurber-
Whyland Co., N. Y'. and ail mercan
tile agencies. mh2 Cm
S, A. Geier,
S, L. Klcttz,
Committee.
subscription expire.
John A. Sims, Sec
Notice.
The
C ASIAN,
ard Razor," will be at:
Iredell Court May 22nd, 1893.
Traveling Agent of TheCatj
sr, Mr. J. P. Sossaman, 'Jiich-
' -v tt i mi a
deliver gooas mflew lorn. j.ne a. imT)ortant cart in the mainten
Now truckers ci
C. L. says we will.
pay your money
.Lni'n. - iT T Pitonv
v TirVAT' A o.iftti.Ti J that such base and dishonest means Imanv others it needs more medicine,
Faison. N. C, May 8th. I were resort. to in the last election more weekly doses ot Trs Caucas-
f Cf.l rTTTAri m A7 r-
I illll-i III lfll 1 aiua,aja-: I'uiciUllltlllii U u
and take your ,r -r-x xt..
nv liiir. XKUtor, wiieu we recall io xaui.
More Medlciao and Work If ceded.
Bentonsville, N. C Dear Mr
Editor Our Alliance at this place
is not dead by any means, but like
JOB PRINTING!
Rend n.e your orders for all kinds of JOB
PRINTING.
Lowest House ia Ncsth Caeolika oh Paia-
TED STATIOHEET.
Jf-Kvery B. A. and Secretary should use '
Printed Paper and Envelopes. Wriie for
Prices. 1 QUVV BARN,
feba-3m Rakish, N. 0,
x , t, -