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take the applementa."
So it is seen that these fellows have
already bought up about three hun
dred papers in the west and south
and they are still buying them. Just
note that they say "and the number
is still increasing.1
The report then says that a branch
office of the club is to be established
in Washington, ana mai aireauy
they hare branches in Boston, Chi
cago, St. Louis, Buffalo and various
other points.
koticb. Hfcre is a very interesting part of
Thk Caucasian it strictly cash in the club's report. Kead it ana
advance. Watch your label, iz you ,tudy it:
Entered la the Pjst Office si Raleigh, N. C
as second-class msll matter.
time is about to expire, renew at onee
and don't miss a single copy.
Don't allow your paper to stop
"The circulation of documents, which was
a matter of thousands last autumn, often
of thousands in the winter, and of hcdssim
or thocsavm in the early part of the spring.
has alreadr? become on or millions; the
' . J . ' rate of expenditure is rapidly riaing-wpe-
nOW. Keep it up, and If you want during the last few weeks, when, for
. v . ; the crrpftt the first time, our quarters have been large
to be of any assistance in the great enougn to .ccommodate sufficient force
flht Of the people against the money properly to handle the work which we have
ugub u mc ywyic fciu j attempUd The printing alone of the toss
nnfn. indnce some one else to SUD-1 or mattib sxst our wckklt involves large
. rnu. will hKurea; the second class postage on that part
scribe x lie ii v a w !
be full of interest and important
thus handled is s considerable item; the ex
press on the scorns or racKAOxs daily fok
wabdid. a still greater one: and ordinary
discussions, and if YOU miss a COpy, postage on the vast amount that must be
some important point may escape cluding editors, shipping clerks, steno-
t i: on.l murrh graphers and addressing and forwarding
jou. xjci, ub m r - hands, is over thirty in number and lias so
greaaional Globe, 3rd session of 42nd Con
gress, page B3U.J
On the very next day, January 17,
House bill 2934, which demonetized
silrer passed the Senate under the
eaderahip of John Sherman. See
Congressional Globe, page k6?4. So
it seems that while this Senator was
opinly advocating one thing, he was
sneakingly engaged in effecting an
other. His flop was a cheat. He
was the agent of the "Money Power,"
and he is rery rich to-day.
In 1878 John G. Carlisle, while
speaking of the scheme demonetiz
ing silver said:
"According to my view of the subject
the conspiracy which seems to have been
formed nere ana in Europe to aestrev, uy
legislation and otherwise, from three-
sevenths to one-half of the metallic money
of the world is the most gigantic crime of
this or any other acre.
Tbe consummation ol such a scneme
would ultimately entail more misery upon
the human race than all the wars, pestilen
ces and famines that have ever occurred in
the history of the world. The absolute and
instantaneous destruction of half the entire
moveable property of the world, including
houses, ships, railroads and all other ap
pliances for carrying on commerce, while
it would be felt more sensibly at the mo
ment, would not produce anything '.like the
prolonged distress and disorganization of
one-half of
society that must inevitably result from the
permanent annihilation of the
I
you
the metallic money in the world
But when John G. Carlisle became
a member of the Cabinet, he yielded
together. We are trying to Combat steadily increased that we have lately been
the rowers of ooDreasion and dis- room, which we had doubled on May 1st. to the mandate of the "Money Pow
Mter- It ia vour fiaht. Are
helping any?
utely'snubbea the matter by not
declaring for anything at all with
reference to silver. All these two
thousand delegates could not muster
up courage to speak oat on the sub
ject It was one great conglomer
ation of moral cowards. Not a single
one of the Republican aspirants for
the presidential nomination was
present It is quite evident that
they feared being put to the tea
and they either did not know or did
not want to tell where they were at
The lwne excuse given for not mak
ing a declaration was that it was the
business of the National Convention
to make a platform, and that the
league convention had no right to
express an opinion. This simply
means that the "bosses," who will be
ruled by the money power, have not
yet received their full instructions,
and as they did not instruct, the
convention did not act
THE PREMATURE OPINION OF A GOLD-
BUGGER.
The failure of the free coiners to ca:
Kentucky is very significant and has inti
ed great damage upon the cause, Mississippi
is the next State in which the contest is to
be waged, but there the result is less doubtful.
the silver people appearing to nave tbe ma
it
formers like the New. and Observer Cleveland, iruaie, w sw.
and Wilmington Messenger will se Joe Caldwell are all on record as say
a new light and fleck to the stand ing that they will bolt the next
ard of the gold buggersf Tbe Char I Democratic national convention u
otte Observer is no doubt on the in I :t declares for free silver and finatt-
EAGLE BRAttD THE BEQT
no
TAR
n
Til
cial reform. Of coarse ihey will go I
Democrats all around ns and all
the country are vowing that
over
side and knows that British gold is
being sent over hereto be used in
appealing to the consciences of
straddling, chameleon reformers.
This fund of British gold will be
taA hv fnnda raised in
rr j . -ii . x .I T I
New York, by the banks generally J wui noi stay m to
and by the Tory "sound moneyn party if it declares for gold mono-
clubs of the poor little struggling metalism, Of course they will come
towns in every State in the union. I to the People's Party. A large host of
This money will convert some, but patriots will all leave the Kepubli-
f or every one so converted (not to I can party and come to the People's
say bought), there will be ten patri- p. Bnt no one will sro to the
It is superior to any other Booflng and unequalled for Hf x
Factory or outbuildings ; it costs half the price of shiBglra. tiB
t Jtt nM Mailr aoolied by anyone ; it ts the tt
to the Bepublicaa party. Almott market, in durability, to all others. Bend for estimate and rut
every day and alaoet every hour j roof. -
Exeolsior Paint u nooiing uo
mch38 Smlp
155 D:::3 Street, Hew Ycri, i A
Our total receiDts from subscriptions to date
have been some $27,000. It will need at least
$2S,W0 more to carry us to November 1st,
when for a couple of months it may be ex-
n.A a.i.nilitl FU. Will H fU'ri'DU. Tfl
The new announcements else- kiss aciaih, howivsr, as the time ap-
. . ... -tt ;iDi. proachesof final preparation for the na-
W here in this paper Will intereBl ional conventions in June, 196. So far we
...nn. nannlo I)n mil want to be have had every cause to appreciate the
many people. 1 you want wi oe hearty Bupport veQ our WOrk, equally by
niatil nn fhp ruiAsfcionH of the raiinbflor all political fabtiib: but we
. , , . i 4v must be able to count upon even more
day? Do you want tO be able to pr0mpt and generous assistance than we
. iL. 'ii-- li.Vff Tf have heretofore received if we are tocon-
discuss issues in tbe fullest ligntr it tinue tblonKh the year even on the most
von do. read the announcements, and economical basis possible, anything like the
J ' ... . work to which we are committed,
see how you can eaaily get the most OUTLOOK.
D0DUlar the moat interesting and The outlook is most encouraging. Never
r IT. , m a. i mu in bo short a period have we seen so great a
atron treat books Of the (lay. inev revulsion of feelin? as that which has de-
o - I i . ... .i .l
veiopeu wiuin me last iuuuui ujiuu iuc oix-
will equip you for the great diBcua
sion of the hour.
THE WORK OF THK ENKMV.
Perhaps yre have already used
enough space in trying to show how
the organized shylockism of the
country is seeking to fasten and per
manently weld the Cleveland-tiher-man-Carlisle-RothBchild
gold standard-sweating
system on the people.
But we wish, for one more time, to
emphasize the fact and to say some
thing of the methods employed, and
then leave the whole matter to the
consideration and conscienoe of all
who read the Caucasian. If what
we shall show does not arouse the
people . among which this paper
circulates, it may be set down as a
fact that they are too stupid and
ver question though we fully appreciate
that the present setting of the tide toward
sound currency is as little indicative of great
change in popular conviction as was the late
apparent yielding of a great part of the
country to the silver craze a sign that lunacy
was men epiuemic."
The Caucasian is unable to pre
sent to the people a stronger proof
than this, that the goldbugs and
Shylocks are at work silently but
effectively. They are not holding
great conventions. They are not
talking. They are spending money;
and why? Would they spend money
for the benefit of the great people?
Does their club mean any good to
anybody but themselvesf Reader,
you may answer these questions to
suit yourself.
Is the work of this great Shy lock
er," and he is now stumping the
(iountry in favor of the gold stand
ard. Grover Cleveland was elected Pres
ident of the United States on a plat
form which declared, as plainly as
language could express it, for silver
and gold without discrimination
against either metal. He fell into
the hands of the money speculators,
and was the leader of the game by
which the London Jew Syndicate se
cured the issue of $G5,000,000 of
bonds on which they made $9,000,
i I ioritv. Soeakintr generally of the country
i it may be safely said that the cause of sound
1 " i . i .
money is gaining ground ana mat wuum a
may oe
year, some marvellous changes
looked lor. Charlotte Observer -
The "gold cure" which it seems
that the Charlotte Observer has
taken has made the editor of that
paper a little giddy. It is by no
means sure that the cause of free
silver, financial reform and honett
money has been hurt by the action
of the Democratic party in Ken-
tucky. It is true that the Republi
cans of that State have already held
their State convention and bowed
down to the golden idol, and it is
these two facts that have made the
ots to come to the People's Party
their only place of refuge, and the
only hope of our free institutions.
Yes, there will be great changes.and
the ereat. plain people will watch
them closely and act accordingly.
Notice! The goldbugs may capture
the Democratic State convention,
but the cause of free silver in
that State will be stronger than be
fore.
THREATENING A BOYCOTT.
The latest twang of the lash, which
is being used by the goldbugs to
whip the "conservative business in
terests" into line with shylockism,
comes from that autocratic body
Democratic party,
both ends.
It is losing at!
HARMOXY talk.
"There is an unusual amount of har
mony talk among the Democratic
politicians. They seem to think that
all that is required to unite the party
and keep it up to tbe fighting pitch is
for the discordant leaders to "get
together," divide the nominations,
parcel out the probable spoils of vic
tory and unite in denouncing tbe other
party.
This is a very superficial view. The
Democratic party in this State did not
suffer defeat in 1893 and again last
year because tbe leaders were divided,
but because the voters were disgusted.
lne party couia nave endured discord
among rival factionists; it could not
win against deep-seated dissatisfaction
1 1 r -
EVERY LADY Itl (Mill GAIiOli::
Has a Pair of Dull Scissors.
YOUB FINGERS AKK ItLISTtti
WHY SEW AND HACK WITH fq
triiw wwt r v iv n - . ...
SHAKl'EN THKM AS CCol s ;
1711717 ThuSharprcrr.iUWa,
K LILLa frfeto evvlsdvr
eoa us iwo suoecriDers lor on? .
or it will be sent for S4 ctnUaLil (wttC
vcut iiauiii. Auumi
THE CAUCASIAN
A GrMt Casal u4 VaaJ KtwU
Last week there was one of the
the Chamber of Commerce, of New nd JU8' anf r in its honest masses. j greatest naval reunions of th century
it i mi i.i . . i -x--1 World. I w:u ;A v,
The above no doubts fits New BnJ40ir even the fetes that attended
and th ia.tat from thm ahow that York State but certainly fits to a the opening of the Sow canal.
nicetv the Democratic oartv in North Fifty-two warsoips or '. tne newest
Carolina no further comment is UyrM assembled at the Prussian war
necessarv P011 Kiel W1601 the COmpleUon
they will not stop at anything.
The New York World says:
000
ed.
before the bonds were all print- j Charlotte Observer happy. But the
Gustav H. Schwab, chairman of the com
mittee having in charge the "sound money"
crusade of the Chamber of Commerce, is of
the opinion that the advocacy of the free
coinage of silver in many parts of the south
will be detrimental to the best interests of
the Atlanta exposition, lie writes:
"The continued agitation in favor of the
free coinage of silver is unquestionably
harming the prospects of the exposition.
The statement . frequently reaches us that
'no b
of the canal that forms a link be
tween the North and East seas and
makes it possible for ships of all
business men who
The Memphis convention, com
posed of men of all parties, met, ZZ TtyrSn:
copied a plank from the People's Danish coast and gain from three to
party national platform, passed a I five days' time when navigating the
resolution unanimously endorsing I Northern waters.
ad intended to visit At- this plank, and then adjourned. At
The whole affair was conducted
, editor ttat paper is MytJye "! by the indefatigable Kaiser. The
time at home if the silver crusade continues in lue ue" ton-parusan convention 01 'ipriP-f:ftn on Wlnea.
Georgia, but that they
do tne same.
paper, the Atlanta Journal. But he
was given a Cabinet position by
Cleveland! He fell under the spell
of the goldbugs. It is reported that
he recently received a thirty thou
peo-
caui
truth and justice were for the time
hopelessly crushed. But not so now;
tor .there is to-day in Kentucky a
will induce others to nat.rintii if. wnnlrl ha in nrrl .Hnnf I t . n j A? j n
r . ,.v.w w I us y. June i, una couunueu lurec
another plank from the Omaha plat-1 days, ending with a grand marine
So, so! When these
.i.- , i that .lofforann .loVunn Tlnnnln uuuciwi ' J
States was represent-
hindj the procession. The
It has not been long since Hoke wa8 when the Republican and Dem-
Smith was a rampant advocate of ocratic parties could both be gotten
the Omaha platform. He even ad- to betray the people, then the peo- crt wi,.BtuM form. It contains the political creed manoeuvre by ships of the German
i.jii v x i i- i . ... ' . . i " " v " b-v ... . v.
VU(!lu uie nuu-ireaouty uiiui muu nvnrnhnnA anii tha oanH nr U i. i- i i- , thnt. Jfitforonn JanlrnAn nH T I .t mu. mo uwk ua.
i v v wwwwitr mw mwuv v t t a rT ti a t i fin u nniinir nun mwnsa vn un wmmw wkAWAUwust wiKjSkciuu. auu. Aiuiuau s w
fmfh nA ,1Qf,Q or-n tr- tim ., u.i: .i : j nl 1 he United States was repi
xney cannot puy, mey mreaien mem. u, uu we nope w see an i j v ironrlad rrniaer New
They will not come down to the patriots soon get back to the good York, the cruiser Columbia, the
Southern States exposition, if the I old doctrine of t.h
live, growing, vigorous and patriotic southern people do not stop their de- constitution. iser Marblehead. Hear-Admiral
youth, who is a member of the great! TOa n w;il ha.n tha nnnla I I KirVUnd wm in mmmml
sand dollar legal fee. He is now ad- national and united family, known Atwi TO;n nm The immensity of the efforts beintr All tb nthar trrtnt. r.tinn wp
yocating the gold standard, and is as the People's party. When scare- :n Tw ;n v,.v ahu made by the leaders of the old ranin represented.
reported as being a candidate for the ity 0f money, fallinff prices and in- L 4.j.i rru to find out wWW fh vwni r The canal is 200 feet broad De
creasing hard times caused a con
siderable number of the members of
the Democratic and Republican par-
CUILF0RD BATTLE CRCUJ.
will be with pleasuie and rrT- -
tion to the readers of thei'AVcicu
as well as it is to him L
this, that United itts Sntur.
rion iJutler bas bn offinallj
ed to be present to speak at tL
iy wieumiwiuuiiioru itaui brm
..UkrallA. A. II..J1I..I
ana 10 Know ne nas at-t.t! ,v
will speak.
To those of the readers of UCir
location of this historic place, a-
be said that it is but " ffiifral
Greensboro, and a beautiful i'
too, now unaer tne conMatt at
m ...
and wateniuiness or that jvtj
American, Judge I'aviJ SL.
who is the rresident of the Comptt;
Lei as many Amerira&t si tu
be present on that day.f
doltish to comprehend what is going organization having any effect? They
on, or to understand the greatdanger think 80 any way. and the gaJ fact
threatened. ' ig that the effect ig bad for the pe0.
pie. The Atlanta Constitution says:
We have already refered to the The President expressed himself as greatly
organisation of millionaires which pleased witn the results of the campaign of
TTi 1. i, .1 lin . n x. mL- education recently inaugurated in the south
calls Itself the "Reform Club." This and west for the single gold standard,and he
club has headquarters at 52, William believes that the" "silver craze" has spent its
- m. t , m xorc6 Xno reports receiTod nt tno Wnite
street, New York. This is the locality House indicate that a reaction has set in and
United States Senate on a gold
standard platform.
These are some of the big Hop
pers, ihey nop tor money and of
fice. They will see the people op
pressed to the verge of starvation;
they will see industries paralyzed;
they will see agriculture languishing,
they will see millions of people out
of work; they will see the country an
the verge of perdition if they if
only they and a few of their hench
men can live on the spoils of class
ties to realize that .the leaders of
their respective parties had deserted
their principles and betrayed the
machinery of the parties into the
I .3 il 1 J X 4.
"a"UB "A BMu-i.wey iui let a mafl from the cit of NJW York
to ueseri ineir principles ana ro ioi- enter the State whUe the expoition
low such false and blighting leadeir- jg open
ship any longer. They came together -! WiM til1,
andJojmed a'People's Party. ' stiix STAirKDiNO.
The "stampede" continues. Mr. L.
TjeoDle or
I 1 1 A
will crush the life out of it, so to money will rule the conventions, is V" VJ "t i tt Z
speak. The audacity of this threat almost pathetic. Poor old coots! The averawdepthls 30 feet The
is nerve-tingling. It is hair-raising. They want to be in so much, and walls are constructed partly of sand,
There ought to be an answer to this they don't know which road to take uncut stones and masonry,
proclamation, and that answer ju8t now to get there believe The 8" c111 belongs to Prua
ought to be a regulation by the in the power of monev. bnt at this 8iwe trust that our government
state of Georgia which would not .. xiT. . . . .. will use as much wisdom in build
i.; . j. . .
uuMwu mo w uwMnethe Nicarauga canal and not
power of the people. Let the people allow private corporations and Eng
icavc buem Hiauuing in tne zones ox I us a capitalists u goDDie u up.
the road.
mm
TO
YOUNG
HE OFFEil A CECEOY UKICI
I3SUHES SAFETY TO UF!
OF MOTHER ICD CI31
" others' Friend"
ROBS OONFINEMENV OF ITS PIN.
HORROR AND RISK.
We recently had information from
As fast as the other patriots in the L. Witherspoon, a prominent lawyer a correspondent in Harnett county
W Dtmud Th Fre Aid Ullmltd
CotnsK-or8Ilvr Aid 0ld at Th rr
ait Imtgml tUxUo of 16 to 1. PpUs Pmrtj
Platform.
..... ... ... .... .1 l.m Bl.tinn ' BnH f o Ida Akwwn . I m . ... I XI- A. I . 1 I
in which Cleveland had his law office. ta? "? KiaDU? wiu control tue next uu oD, wi.u u two 0ld parties learn the truth, they or Newton, nas denounced the two w"S emocrauc papers were
uauvuw. wuisuuuu. i TvraTiTions con crfissfls. i nssfl ar n , i . .1 1 . . r i r j j 1... .1 h. n . . 1 i
1 o win join meir oretnren unaer me 1 jmuw xuus, auuua augueu o&u w yniwsn wuu never bud-
has an office. The chairman of this m, t, .U! xt v 7. T . .7 " oanner 01 ine i-eopie's party, ivery uuuwui. wnu luorupuuaw-mo pari wnueu lor me papers, now we
It is where his former partner now
The Baltimore News, a big paper,
- . ' recently.publishedlettersfrom editors hirelings
- ,s . . J lot prominentnewspapersinthesouth
UUklU vivTviauu m uioh ivt iui j v vi J
They are the minions the
member of the club is a banker,
speculator or gambler.
We recently told how this club
wrote letters to nearly all the coun
try papers regardless of
Datriot who stavs longer in the two that honestly and openl viand uru'taZZv I have a rarrpjmnndAnf fmm nv..ti..
the legal prostitutes ; of za TJ;artiesisnotonlvhoiiiTo'A.r.;TiRt advocates free silver ' coinaere thelwV.n n.. rri, r
goldocracy and monetary oppression. hope Kisallv Tielnine to 1 make interests 8i of e- the people-"equal I ;a x;nrr aanr , , .A .
Let Imaves and awards and cuckoos i5- aflMui riw.w . . w peopie
. ... - - w itii 1 1 rA 1 1 rtw wv. rm n
i . wuu nuv
giving their individual opinions on
the silver question, and setting forth listen to and applaud them. Let cit-
the drift of public opinion in their hens, men and patriots watch them.
respective locations. Editorially, the They are paid for what they do, and
oajfo. mose wno pay tnem are the enemies
The most important thing in the southern I of the people.
come out of the old gangs it means
something. Of course the old patty
never subscribed for a paper in their
life, ' Read about "The Work of the
A niO DODGE.
the extracts taken from it and printed
below are interesting. They show
how the goldugs are working and
forcing their papers and falsehoods
before the people.
If these facts do not awaken the.
Populists and reformers to some
action in seeing tnat tneir own
. papers are more widely circulated,
and the baneful effects of this
pernioiQUS goldbug literature coun
teracted, the great, coming fight will
be lost to the people.
debt higher on his own shoulders. I to iione, When such men as this
Therefore, we are inclined to. be
lieve that the action of the Demo
cratic party in Kentucky will help
the cause of free silver and financial
One of the biggest and most cow- reform instead of hurting it. It will
ardly dodges of the year was made open the eyes of thousands and bring
by the convention of Republican tnem luicker to the side of the oth
Tmotp ftlnKa mh.nh rr,t ? lellowers of Jefferson and Inn-
-v"Sw viwmj IV 1V1 U4V AU V1V V V I
Tk-r wr com unaer tne reopie s rarty nan
-LQ-re were ...d
two thousand delegates present, and ; : A ' T
i lu i j a. . . tucky will hold its State convention
nearlvtiverv State and territnrv van . - . - ..
T 1 . il f .. M I J J J I in ft. TAUT H7CkAlra I r w. 1 1 nni fnrt V. n
xreopie oirtortn Carolina, tne tacts ftptltp1 Thlta,nl,HMn.h. T " " th onlv indin! th T)mnrt and all othr Wr- - t.-
are before you. The Philistines are "l ' :JT 1 Til clean' su&re d honest declaration "7 ' fv 77; JT"" fc
Will von let the littl 4 wuwwuu uver tue iaui for freo silver and financial reform. I " . " " ,.u.-5 vu , duujccu xney step
politics. I situation is the steady subsidence of the sil-
I ..... iiru.ii i a - a
vu.uK i ung Detter or Decause tne press is largely en
naners wonld circulate the "Reform liated for sound money the mania is every
., ,, .... . where less pronounced than it was a few
liuo a. . lueas. iiitHB millionaires i months ago,
can afford to spend immense sums of The States represented in the let
money for this purpose and they are ters are Virginia, Alabama, Texas,
spending it. The executive commit- North Caroliua,Tennessee,Kentucky, iand) Qhio last week.
ira vt luo uuu levcutijr uiauc n uourgis sua Louisiana.
, port of the work it has done and in
tended to do. The Caucasian has
secured a copy of this report, and
papers say that they have sustained Emeny" elsewhere, an 1 you'll see
no loss, &c, &c, and all that sort of mt0 tne scneme.
Tl - - J 11
lbissaia mat immense pressure
is being brought to bear on Chair
man Pou, of the Democratic execu
tive committee, to call a convention
I thing; but we notice that these same
...
papers are always saying that so
many people of such a place or sec-
' coming back to Democ-
' " Mv wife used onlr t (voIniIIW Sut
was easily and quickly relkrvrd; kst
doing splendidly.
J. S. Moktos, Harlow, N.C
Sent by ecpress or mill, on rrcelj of prm
S1.M per Mlhw Book "TO JJOTliLflT
mailed trr.
auApFicLa BixtxiTos to., smnia
SOLD IT ALL. DBUOOXSTA
Our New
Leader,
$1.45.
J
are
I tion
a rTT " flvtn x n art thn aei mn nsnava
hiiftinTah" vr th t.ttmT,t. w for tne Pposeof considering silver.
believe one little nreacher who had a The respite of the adoption of free
Democratic flock and got scared silver resolutions by the committee
about the permanency of his job is I seems to have made the chairman
nnAti waii
song of a hired newspaper that women have gained some promi- Then the issue will be squarely 1 W '.' W The Caucasiax around it like it was dynamite.
you allow it to lull nence M Pull8ts ana h made drawn, and the eyes of thousands in
to sleep? Will
your neighbor to sleep! If you do, mucn effort to ridicnle the influence
you will soon be stung into blind woman in the great reform move-
desperation, and like Sampson of I ment. But at this immense Repub-
old, you will be goaded into exerting lican convention there were a num
your might to avenge yourself on ber of women delegates some from
tnose wno deceive you. You will New York and others from the
.Anannln V. nl J .1.1-1
o-T-sjr w Huii uuwn me WMt TIipba wnTYiPn nfrnvo frt
tne past few months giving residence
Millions of documents tons of
temple of our liberties, but you will
be crushed under the ruins.
get
the convention to declare in favor of
free silver and for the people of the
somk big floppkrs. country. Did the convention do it?
The power of gold and the power Not much. Several resolutions con-
or official patronage have been more cerning silver were discussed: bnt
The report tells about arrange
ments for having speakers to canvass
whole States. It has sent out eight clearly and blatantly shown during this bie eatherini? of rjeorjle abso-
1 1 1 .1 A, 1.1 1 III. il it. ten ..I WW O A
nunarea mu iuiriy-iwu mousana I lu uiumua oi me year xovn man
"goldbug" books since December. lever before in the history of this
This, however, is a small part of the I country. The gold-leaders have
wore aone. xa aiyision o tne re-iaiciaxea terms to tnis irovern-
port says: I ment, and the President has
"The plan for broadside supplement sup-1 ordered those to whom he has
ply outlined in our last report and approved
hv tha eommittM in Marcn nas ilreadv nnu
. j . . . . j d i i. i . . , . .
into successiui operation, ana we are now I goiaen can, ana tney nave done so
with a cringing obsequiousness and
respectively circulating them, broadside servility that are sorely diserustine
supplements sufficient to accompany the full I. m j:
ditions of two hundred local papers in every to whatever of manhood there is left
f n a nnstwvT- l, TT.tl.J
M VI LUC UllliVU
11 A . ... . .
mat otate ana minions in tne whole . ' Hteratnr rtp hintr aan i v
countrv will h nn to th i signatures of men of prominence Mtuie are being sent out over the
- " XT HAW W
Tired Women
Bhould stop and consider the dangers
waleh threaten them because of their
wesi ii s. languor and lack of ambition.
Thousands of women find their strength
unequal to the demands of doty. And
yet there la no escape from tbe Incessant
round of care and tofL They most bare
strength. How shall It be riven T By
building vp their systems through purl
fled, enriched and vitalized blood.
Hood's Barsaparllla will give then
strength because It will make their blood
pore and enable It to feed the nerves open
proper nourishment. It will create an
appetite, tone the stomach and Invigorate
very organ. It Is what tired women need.
1.-1 ji i i i A.L- i j I cotintrv hv tha trnA hntr ..!.;.. .
situation-theywiU see the base de- wu w v v Zr b
ception and vile treachery of the Democratlc machine to be a rotten New York. Many a mind maybe
leaders of the two old parties in all fraud' and that they were no loner P018011 hJ th tnff- Are you do-
their horrible wickedness. connected witn it. ihe people's ing any thing to counteract it by UMH'n finrnnnnrilln
x arty is growing today as it never I circulating mneru that ar ficrlif.'n. - r
grew before. Let every true man I for the rjeonle?
But what does the Char
lotte Observer mean when it
says that "during the next
year some marvellous changes
may be looked fort" Does it refer
to- the great growth of
the People's Party or does
keep right in the middle of the road.
lo tho Only
JLJTL wJ.n. ! Truo Blood Purifier
I ' iiiiwiuiimu) my
Salisbury, as a reform paper. It is
effort to backed bJ a nunter of the best peo-
editions of two hundred local papers in every
part of the couatry, most largely in the
soutA, tne west, ana tne souinwesc in tnis
way, at a minimum of expense, the sound
currency literature is carried direct into the
homes of rural voters as a. part, In most
, of the only paper which thev take.
and wnicn uev tnereiore reaa xrom Demn
to end, sfiVsome 400,000 full pace sheets of
sound currency literature distributed each
fortnight."
This ought to arouse the
ment of every honest farmer
country. Just notice how these
bugs speak of the rural voter
' they talk about getting their
published in the only paper the
voter" takes. Nobody but
able, drivelling idiot wants any
proof than this that the goldbugs
trying to keep the people fooled
e
Division 4, of this goldbug
says:
"In our last report we noted our prepara
tion for the supply of "plate matter' toince
then arrangements nave oeen penectea, end
we are now supplying over one hundred
papers (and the number Is rapidly incress-
ingK wA what Is known as "plate" matter,
the papers m question being those of some
what larger circulation than on the average
re those taking our broadside ncpplements
the local distribution of thea pi ate papers
I a the different parts of the country being
among ;
States.
This power was mighty, in a silent
way, in 18 d when the great mone-
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izz uom s f inancial school.
Xl Up To
TRYING TO REVIVE THK "TARIFF.
The entire efforts of the Republi
can maciune notn state and na
tional are directed to an
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make the "tariff " the bir issue of the Pie 01 wan county, ar. lireen is
campaign. They will dodge or strad- Tigorous 7oung writer, and bit
11 .1 O mm . I m-mm.mmm M. 11 S 11 .
oie tne nnaneiai question so far as I iuii ox teuing and in
platforms go. They will nominate a structive matter.
goldbug for President, and they
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aamw MAW.W 111.11 WmMJ " " UL Bin I .1 A. . a ,
r w r ..a n ...a n m - -
w maw ui uic people is
Prominently In the pablle eye today.
It feeds the nerves on pore blood.
U mtf met
nOOUS flllS 114 ItfUr
Last year's demand for our Ijei&e
ia lira- f Vat mvm mr. ttnal Ar to HUTUJ'
ture them as fast as thev were ortStf
This year we have one mammoth
that manufactures nothing 1ut tha 1
and we are making this I is o
immense quantities that we are sl
mA f arafrt
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We have many new imjovnecs s
tiSU lin first, it is made of hearv f
mtirtm f Vnncrnls mnUA lathr nle SIM ISt
mnm. tMYinil St tiaa 9 leattirr SOUC llSV
Y.r Mt liiirli-nriccd I
has; third, it has a backstay; 1
much care is taken In selecting thi
an1 in milinr. aa in our hiirbeT'f1'
goods; fifth, e not only warrant U
cniarantre rvrrr line to be ickt as rQ
seutcd. The aWe cut is an exxd
of the boot itself. .
r,.r re I fiArr 1 Aam TVinrtju
ton; styles, 1'lain Opera Toe. l1aC
mon-Scnse Toe, Opera Toe Tatert ir
wi1th n P. and KKi lt-m. -1 tot
Ice, Opera Toe Patent Tip; wktt
E, and E; aires, to 8. . . .
Our New Leader Ladies IWU
ion. Snrinr HeeL Common-Sen
Patent Tip ; widths, D, E, and LE
t106 . , m.
Any of the abeveescribed shoei.
us. Send for complete iBostratdl tf
. a A A Ami I
logne 01 ail graacs 01 loots anu
free. Please mention this paper.
POSTAL MOt CO.
The most stupendous mistake
ELItltl IVOOLEtl MILLS.
get the people to wrangling oyer
A. tiL!-!. 11 . j .
the "tariff "again so that the mone- ."7 Mlted "Don't flisnoSA of vnnr xxrr.nl nnfi'l vaii hiiXt
tary question may be obscured. AthrithoutOT8ani2ation- people's1011 1 PSe Ol yOUT WOOl Ulltll TOU
the great meeting of Republican I enen"ea are already organized, and
League clubs, held in Cleveland last! are doing great work. The power
week, the president of the league I of money is always to be feared.
tried to arouse some enthusiasm by , . 7
saying: vwwvwm. m um im
No amount of beating the tomtoms or I ouna money r' we have - asked
often. We want to
years of the commercial life of know. Can't some Democrat tell?
She have been sacrificed bv the I . .
some sound money man lllu-
seen samples from the Elkix
Woolen Mills.
Date,
W I raising tbe dost over the currency qxustion I fVi. nnotfinn
will bW the people to the fact that three tD18 1ueitl0n
I precious yean of the commercial life of I know. Can't
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I Ukk T viuus uia snuuiiv wu nil hhk- i it vnn mini rr irnn-ar oil ohnnh ij-nm nil n twvnfr sjtt tt-wt .it mm iui iwui
in.rlvaceomnli.hedbvmnH., S7 J. r " 11 W f t C nZTt W V ... ' IZ!. S?on ttealtoof freebn Uan't
rB8eni I silver. No American who fca them all. read them caref nil v. I ver? There ia no opposition in thia conn-1 """ie
! 1L. I I irr ... . J .. AW 1 trv tn til mUimil n riln. ( t mm- W I
iu ino IVnavrlaAtra of th ennntrv'a tct-! We Will Send ALL THREE Of these books to anv rarann 9 I k ' "iT-rTu I u
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v. AKm Am n . . . aaia aai w k. wm aaa n ... Liv . 1 1 ia ma a . . i ii ... m. vr.i w mi. imi wmArm. aaaa . ! ii iiiii w i ... . ai in i.iiiiii nav. niiK a . .
andhoW We will send anv two of -h" the question , shall the Americ-nTa. De
i wu ddhi lnmaHT in mai nnnmR. it 1 - - j .-. nuv mmm i m nnman m u swm a m k-anmixi.-
lies I v. a v il .1 i -1 will send ns a club of four vearlv subscribers. 9 basis than to the Amman Htin. I wie
"rural r t ii A We send any one of these books to any person who 8hM the workmen and trdnnen
a miser- h", v - fa, : fc lunB a cmD ?r two yearly subscribers. r 7 ..market me valuable by lajsMwr1"'
KttA T w" "t lon i iei your SUDSSnptlon to THE UATJCASIAK expire 01 uie ana mieiiigence oi tne American peo-
0,1191 hnt h war. TTrA ia tha nmnf 1 : iu. .l.i. i. . .. . .f . W I Die when thev in no wmv Anntrihntji to tha I
re On Jannarv Ifith 1R73. John Xh. 'ZZTrCJ 72 I ? -dJ? I
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s - ww aaiskswiuar cm nifneiHU ass lbimc - u. a.uuasa. iiiiik ww iiik.ii r in wimiii v hiiiiii wiu iuuitimi wsr i va w
w o ST " - w I bbm O " ' MMV t.M-, swbim.U V AAA U3 BjfBV I ftla 1 I if
Rmfann fhh&TiV;nKni ;a. frpnupnt from now till '9fi Tho atfio Tfnoi ;a t m9 I The people may watch now f or the I ?l
mwmww va fMV whumm WUJiVAVDwlU 1 wBsnw " x " " - - rwwww ASVIiSt AO VAA AJCIi 1 w ISA.
report I "If any one fact is proven by the experi-1 tZ every citizen be on the alert Let every reformer read and I Democrata to try to meet this issue. I v.
enoe ox manama u is mat soia and saver I w wnrlr. . I Tt airaraiuwlv tl..nb.
the subject?
Why don't the people be still
fooled like good people?" is
question which occurs with
nightmarish force to the old politi
co
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are the best possible standards of value.
They have been se recognized by every na
tion from the earliest period of recorded
time. However much nations mav differ
in religion, habits, productions or climate,
tney nave not aiserea in tnis primary ax
iom of exchange or barter, luperiments
have been tried with other standards from
the iron of Lycnrgus to the finest banknote
engraving of modern times, but all have re
sulted in the conviction that sold and bil
vxa is the only true standard." See Con-
We will send either of the books, post-paid, for only 25 TJJ
j- cents. Forward your name and address at once with your
sa remittance and get the book.
i THE CAUCASIAN, c-l
Oennty STllenee.
Catawba county Alliance will meet
Hickory on Thursday, the llthlt
T1 rnu Alii ifii . . I
IUJS XIKAU1BBB3 Will TITIniaCT
business Thursday and Thursday
,m AA'iMm U.l. Tll IICj
u T.mA v. I "s"" a nciuMwr xuucr unaic
the People's Party which will not ST L -.rtJKC
permit the great overshadowing Lty meeting. ETerybodj come T?77hTe built
issue of reform the nnaneiai qmes-that can. We will try and nnd,aclunei7' writo
tion-to be lost sight of, but will shelter and a little to eat We ex
keep it steadily in the front where pect a big ' crowd bare. Our city
they alone have pushed it. j will treat you right and no "nlrt
T TTr; 0ux P80? that way.
to CAUfAaiAw,1.00siyear. Hidxry Uercu ry.
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A, AfS 'leWS
They nave built a bran new mill, and equipped
for samples and terras to the
it with the very
am ski
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