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- j " - - it . ' , . . . luii i.ccount of the Election 011103 Fcsnd n the 23 Parco I l-liO CnucuRlan Is tine ft' s i ii tn I v xvltloli 1 e rnarli r lC" " mm CAUCAS1 tsrw r tr tattle , t j n y nlkrr wwhl jr jsh- i ..ifilo. AilVKTtluinia lie i " . . ' 11 . . .. , . . 11-1 In Kssrtt rrlt lit ltM I'OllIlllllM. H X NO VOL. XIV. RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 189G. NO. 52 A ll THE ELECTION. . l(1iwlf are Office to ta Voted " .. . . . I . SI A . - f ,r v. lit vim ninutowHii 1 i-i ni a Ekvtn Pre eidontial ekc- , , uonrnssroen. : - T :.i : - i l . - C K ' .i t ; . Kin tongrer union, ieutcu- . t . . r:i,io f our jr Presidential elec ts, i I 'lDrtMiUiKu, vjunuur, . .. Il(iv rnnr. Sfff rtr r.f . I'f.'T. 'II L ' . j ' J w V . .. I'.,.. 1 act- oivt.-r ; (.' t (jmgrssrnon, Governor, t, Governor, Secretary of l urn, Comptroller, Leg- TLreo Presidential ekc- 'urjjn;hjraM3f Governor, ar Presidential eke tit.vr, . rfo !' one Congressman. Legislature A 1.. T . . . . . .uvut mur i r siuenuai c-iec-l tor. Virginia Twelve PriUr electors, tea Congressmen. iSSf VYashinert&n Four Preaider.f f lAC.tnra. t f v. - - - ' BRYAN'S CAM PAIGNING nor, Lieutenant Governor, Jn J fit p-m In v -- - - . Supreme Court. Secretary of Su3 -- uraPnica"7 Described Uj Julian u:, tu. Iu! ...t- an' i x, i nt V ,'l - i;i riK.y )iirt, Kl,t, iv i Treasurer, fcuierin- c i t Pubiic instruction, At Cnfr.'.l, lio.;ent of State ,,r r II - - ......... - v. I ' 1. r,t oi.t' r' V rr- Ti r.l-j' 1 Ti.rto Presidential e'ectore, iiciamun, lovtruor, Lieu it '.'ovornor, iuuee oupurior A' t'jri.ty (Jencral, Treasurer, , lector, Sunftiintorident of ,1 i:..trucr.oii. Auditor, bocre- . . tM At l,iiG-, , i. wwniy-rour rrosiuen ! , li i t'jr.', twinty-two Congress- (i ',rrnor, Jiieutimnnt uover i .cKtury .t JStat, Auditor, iivr, Attorney (JoncnJ, Uni- TniRtrep, Legiblaturo. ut.i FifJf ca Presidential , tbirtccu Coucw.suicn, Jov Lif 'iN titrit (lovtrnor, Sccre f Mtato, Auditor, Treasurer, i-iuf.rcmo Court, Attorney '!, SU'o Uatistic-.iau, Superin 1'ublH! Instruction. TuirtM'U Presidential elec vcii Congressmen, Secretary Auditor, Treasurer, At- (itneral, Judgo Supreme Kailroad toaiioiasioners. as Ttn Presidential electors, Congressmen, Lieutenant (r, Attorney General, Secro- State, Treasurer, Auditor, a 1.. m T..li Ti ap niienueni oi i uo:i3 xuairuc- u, ( uiof Justice Supremo Court, L'i.-l.i.t'.ir'.'. Kt'UtiU'ky Thirteen Pifbidcntial ih'Vm.-, eleven Cougrcsf-niou L'liiiiiiaua Light Presidential eett-rs, six Congreosmen. iMftiiic Six Presidential tkctors. Maryland Eight Presidential octoi.;, six Congressmen Mnsachn setts Fifteen Presidcn- al tK'ctor. thirteen Congressmen oviitior, Lieutenant Governor cretary of State, Treasurer, Au itor. Attorney tienerai. lIicuig?i,n Fourteen President la octors, twolve Congressmen, Gov inor, Secretary of State, Treasurer Liii'.itor. Land Csmmissioncr, At r ... . . -. fcrnov uncral. tiupermienueni o 'llOO n. ilinnesota Nino Presidentia ectore, seven Congressmen, Gov i.iouteuatit Governor, Scre Iry of State, Treasurer, Attorney general. Mississippi Nil; o Presidential octors, eoven CoDgros&men. Missouri Seventeen Preiidential ector?, fiftetn Congressmen. Gov- nor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre- , m . rn . irv ot State. Aiutitor, J.reasurer, Kttornvy General, Kiilroad Commis- ontrs, Judge of Supreme Court. Moutana Three Presidential elec i t oim, cue cocrcrsman, uovtraor, iieuten.xtit Gornor, Secretary of .ate, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney oueral, Superintendent Public In- tractiou. Justice & up re me couri. Nebraska Eight Presidential i i t"i s, o'.x Congressmen, Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Ireas- ar, Attorney General, Commi3- i;ii'. r or l uouc ijanos, Dupeun- flud;ut of Public Instruction, Keg- ntof Lut7ersity, Justico Supreme AlllVt. Nt'T'k.'n Threo Piesidential elec- . . T - ors, one congressman, .uienitjuaui nvernor, Supreme Judg, Kegents 1' I'liivrrsity, Lfgislaturj. :imv liniripsLiiro iour l'rcsmen ial elector?, two Congrtfsnien, Gov ernor, Legislature. New Jt!rK'V Ten Prtsidential electors, right Congressmen, Lcgis ature. New York Thirty-fx Presidential Piectars, thirty-four Conrressmen, Wovernor, Lieutenant uovetnor, Auditor, Treaeurer, Attorney G3 erai, rsuperintendent cf Public , struction, Commbsioner of Pu! JjandE, State Printer. i west V irtricia Six Presidet 'i electore, four Congressmen, Goi nor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney ueneral, Superintendent tf Schools. Justice Supreme Court. Wisconsin Twelve Presidential electors, ten Congressmen, Gover nor, Lieutenant Governor. Secio tary of State, Insurance Commis 6ioncr, Treasurer, Attorney Geueral, liauroau Commissioner, Superin tendent of Schools. Wyoming Three Presidential electors, one Congressman, Justice Supreme Court. Arizona -Delegate to Congress. ISew Mexico Delegate t; Con- grots. Oklahoma Delcgato to Congress. Hawthorns in the -New York Journal. Nothing lets than the entire pope- ble above the tbrotgiag crowd. I l&ticn cf the towns at which we kept gttting gliaips? of Brjap; pause trn out to welcome bins. much of the time be stood erect in At Lincoln, where we lay list the carriage, bit had up, confront debt, ihe ptap!e betran to cather ins that amazicc cncuar witk an THE ENTIEE POPULATION A FORCIBLE SPEECH. Is. member Uoaru or lidaca Hy S .Her n. fleuiy fur f ro FUver Hcd .a Huoit Elet lloa Ul vlfleii lime Willi Ei.Oonriiof JurvU. For The Caucasian. Nearly every speaker in the State of prominonce of all political paities has made one or more speeches in his (Cleveland) county during the campaign, but the grandest effort that has been made for frco silver and I'reo ballots was the speech of lou. Walter il. Henry, in Shelby, ast Monday. Even his political ene mies are torceU to compliment trie peecn. ine speaKer held nis im mense crowd spell-bound for more twin two Hours, nis subject ws More money, or the people against the Plutocrats." His presentation of the silver que s tion was plain and legal. I doubt if Mr. Bryan could havo presented it in a more forcible manner. He proved by facts and figures that the demonetization of silver was the causo of present depression in all lines of business and that its restoration to its former rights and function as a money metal was the only remedy for financial relief, lie showed that the Peoples Party had pressed this question to the front and made other parties quit straddling on this im portant issue, and that it was the only party that could be relied upon to fizht the battle for the white Of Tow on Along Ihe Route of Tryl Torn Out to Xlsr the Free Sliver Champion ?he Kecret of 1JU Extraordinary and Immediate l'ow,tOir Krery Audience lie Meet-. Chicago, III., Oct. 27. I hear It suggested that a trip like this must be monotonous. I find no roonotrnv in it. There is a superficial plmilpr- lty between the rushing, jostling, shouting, eager crowds that line our way through the prairies and aew ble in hundreds or thousands at every station. Vet thy difffr with an infinite difterence. To each new audience or circle of spectators liryan himse! h now the man of the peo&Ie long lookeVr-rw come at lafet. He is the seal cf his own opinions, which ihey have already heard or read, acd each word that ha hays that has not been said peforo is received with enor mous recognition and sympathy. As tong as humanity is interesting to hilman beings, spectacles like this never becomes monotonous, ever can I cea.so to bo affactcd by thofe outstretched, upreaeLing kand crowded together, striving to touch the hand of the man of their hope; hands knotty and gcark-u, but each ore with a hesrt in it Strange, unknown creaturee s jcuI der their , way to tho platform on which he stands; figures griray ith tho soil of the field and the smoke of the factories: men who never till now have felt aD interest in the poli tics of their country. They are poor, men, but in this election they.' can not be bought. The buried Titan is bestiring himself. He feels dimly that he is strong; he begins to realize that nothing is so stroEg as he. Jl 1s getting to his feet. Let no one underrate, the signih- cance of these facts. Pictures wor thy of a painter's genius continually come and go. Just now we paused for a moment at some wayside sta tion. All that could be seen of the village was a few liqlits twinkling against tue gloom ot ihe surround ing prairie. At the rear or me irain, aoout cur tar telore the earnest dawn; but, respectiog bis need of rett, they maintained an almo&t complete silence. At breakfatt a group of pretty women entered the car with trth rose for Mrs. Bryan, and then the hushed concourse found voice in a gathering roar. The broad square adjoining the rail way was impassac. l he trees at Jacksonville bore hu man fruit, and the telegraph poles supported clusters of men as flowers grow on the cactus. Mr. Bryan s voice wasanible to the limit of the crowd. A local paper put on the train, by a giote?quo paragraph aimed at the silver cause, afforded him p. trail on which he based an address powerful as the blows of a skdirehamraer and ter?e as a tele gram. At BloGniiuer'on Le was driven a mila through continuous doubk lino of ehtM.rs. At a mining town farther cn he spoke to an audience composed cf 80 per cent, of miners and 20 per cent, farmers, and it is tale to say inat wnere he tound one frif-nd he left ter. At Joliet it was iha same. Jt is siaruilieaL.t to nete .the be bailor of tho wearers of th.3 yellow rixjon in these crowds. Ccnimg to e)ir, they return to pray. They forAjet their badges and stand in the opiu without, absorbing . every word. . )ae is reminded of Macaulay's ei'iC- Evc-a the ranks of Tusculam could scare forbear to cheer. the culmination of the eaiu- expresaion grave almost togrimnesj. Not twice in a lifetime, not once in most lifetimes, has ceh a scene been beheld or imagined. I can say that tbj ebkf fif ure in it looked wor thy of the occasion a man of iron nerve and unconquerable dignity. Certainly this is a man of men. There it no need for me to draw any conclusions from this receptien at the Lake City. But no one can deny that there was manifested in Chicago to day a remarkable lack of apathy regarding Mr. Bryan. THE ELECTION RETURNS Hay be Delayed Owing; to the Australian Italiot jtm Hew In Vogue In Nearly All Northern slate. Should the election be in any way very close it is quite possible that it it maybe in twenty-four hours, or even forty-eight hour, after the pel's ere cloied before the result is knowa with absolute certainty. In States like Nebraska, for instance, where, aeccrJiug to conservative opinion, there may not be a margin cf 5,001) votes either way, it will be impossible to arrivo at correct judg ment until all iha back counties are heard from. ne polls in the cities close, at 4 r c but in the country districts keep den until G, and with a covernor, a legislature, and county officers to elect all on one ballot it will take at least twenty-fonr hours to complete tho count. Some idea of tho general trend cf vot63 in Ohio can probably be ob tained from the result of the coun ties in which Cincinnati and Cleve land are respectively situated, and THINGS TO THINK ABOUT. live. on aa destroy car diet ttJ, NOV TM( Of CSCtATt A9 tUfVtll Iabr can revt?raet. bat i! Question Fcr The American Vo ters Troths to Pender Oier. COMBINATIONS OF WEALTH. pn dr&ws on the deflections from tufese results win prooaoiy do Known ,1 comparatively early. The result of coma fast r. And c f the five the State.it is anticipated, will go metal. If the Peoples Party were " ".V' ' l" DU ii,"? . stood, was jammed together the party wouia oe straouung tne money wLolo' popala-e o the squalid little quesuuu Kux m wuv. , - .. , linkemt)t aareB. shown tlis appeal for the preservation r . ' A nf ,irru fi of the freo ballot and a fair count carried. terror to the hearts of those who would lay corrupt hands on tho ballot box. He showed that the re cord of the Democratic party in this and other Southern Statea on this lino has been anything else but en viable. He declared whiio tho ro- rlo3 Tarty was committed to free silver it is no less committed to free ballots the one not less important than the other, If the present elec- raulions cr m-n persons wuom Bryan has xm i during his canvass, tte vast nif jyrity tf these who were on on pretty much as it has done in pre vious Presidential years. The doubt ful points are Hamilton and Cuya- the fem-t." have tbo silver sidtf, and most m Ji 1 1 1 1 J.1 ci mo at ei area genu sympainizers will have vaulted tho obstruction coin nl etc 1 v. And now ChicaT?s. It was hko a plunge down the rapids cf Niagara For over a mile outside the Alton and Chicairo Railroad station a hordo cf yelling men pursued the tram. I L;: toue they made drown ed the roar of the cars, and we could scarce hear one another speak with in. climbed down hoga counties. Chicago will control Iihnois. There will be no doubt ot tue qutcome when the vote of Cook county is recorded. But m other doubttul States, iifce Indiana, Michigan, and Kansas, where State and legislative tickets also complicate the ballots, there will probably be no keynote irom which tho resnlt can be definitely determined on Tuesday night, unless the election should prove a land slide. In that case, midnight may Ukerer'tUtorftU Aaenlled-It tlnty In Tli Ceamlac Canyalg An Anwatle Otitta Hm a BCIgat tn Ct Bli Tnt tntranamelled. Though the eltctioc will have ja eed off tre this iaiue goes to the peo ple yet the following is pood even to ponder over when thesxuok cf bat tle has cleared away: I'hUaielpbU Item.J What good was the McKinky tar iff to the country t Has the gold standard, for which he stands, been of service Mi.ce 1S73! Should McKinky b elected, will he or Hanna be President? Is & combination of rich Ikpubli cacs and rich Democrats a good siarn for poor popkt Why have the rich IJepublioans and the rich Democrat cooibined! Why is so much money being used in this campaigul Can the poor people say, or will the rich people answer! What are "Truslir What are "Corporations!"' What ere ' Com bines!' Ain't they 'Trustb!' Are the laboring classed or wage earners interested as stockholders!" Do not large corporations go into the hands of Receivers to freete out the smaller stockholders! Why is thib! How have millionaires become such! Why are they opposed to an honest Democrat for President! Do the Millionaires and Bankers of the country fight its battles in timea of war! If not, who do! Are the men who risk their lives. or the men who make money out f war, the patriots! Is it better for tho people to have a President who is of, for, and with do Toy joar frm, yoa dtrvy pro- doctioa and Ubor Ui staiv. La borers must cat, aaJ ta tat. tbea food Beit b rrodsced. atd it k Ubor to prodsre the food. Arit cultar ad labor ar th foasda tion ef oar life atJ wealth. Mot is o&ly a mediata of rtacr. bwta for food. rc-eitie axd latvr. i-TcritDitff thai is rroB. scaaa- faetcrcd or mine 4 rprMata tire of Qocey. Yen can dHtroy a! the rrcny ia tt woilJ, hostrrr, and the fetcti rnna otly wosU t-e effertrs. tecc tbty would tav cms rtsvtt IT. Ti U Stee U 1W the- Mifwinr iimin aimm ricvt.r;. Clairmaa WU J. t'ps. t lk tvtsrrate Nalt-i al l aailc CMaaaltte. rrewi4 J loitikie rfru frwa ewrk Mat ctslrata :a b IiIm, f tttac BttelM4Milwllei iafnratl a f b-ww f 4 1 Cere Nikn rlU r cc4 tbeir Vet wtt (roe t4. Ttt U 1W lnt rraaJ rtt tKat ww! b Mad t J rKairmsea f Lm iffrt Mat cvaiaitte, Mr. 'p ami 4 : i do I r alee alat Cvsasal .-.: . . a - notoiEf; vncrrwun to porraaf wraiite awaiutb r ef ast !' l.fc rcoairts from i ptoJac-ta,eIrcta with avrer. caCeVe. Hi. while th latlerroa'd live oa what ttcy pri!otd. Mney. esept wbat it rtn boy. is absolattlr te'pk ard therefore oad-r sscn circttn staures a geld dollar men!J ba pb ni!f . Von can't cat miifi! Yon can't wear niuaty iuelf, and if money could not be exebacKcd for bottt food aud apparel yvu would t!atv and free t o dcatn. liit e a rub man ail the tconey in the world nsd hlfits ttrritoiy, and without the aistazire of labor to utilize it, i would starve. Giro a poor eta k0 arrrs of ground atd heed to sow at-d be will make a liv ing by his own latt r, and, l4idrs. be abie to help bi fellow man, asd be will do i, too, twice a quick too, than were h rich. Iuconcladirg I have simply to tay to the toor man, the patriot, irood citizec, producer and actual taxpayer, that his duty to himself, his family, bis country at.d bis God i liasa Jeaatag llftaa will hm lfe4 tj lh Urcel tMilar saajneitt gi set rrealdeat la a quarter f a cvat wry. lie will taebetsaa u tUee la 4b eletwal rtUlefn. otr rprt froisi the cnidtfle Weetera mate br tfce Cert ef lit woaiierfal easapalfav ic jt lour tbrwwcn tlkeca. 11 1 smsiri tie will be Iarrane4 ty snsey iLj sael a a ru'.t ot bi gr-it jotr nej. llUaoi. Mi-hi(k, lbiata, Iowa, llieeeeota ar stwulwt.' aafe, ant! our ckaace tf uoce la OkU ao4 iVicooia a stxr tLaa fatur ice. Tbe eter-rultf tiie of eatbaU aui for tte creat eane and It great leader of lb runewa iewf' will weepthuM Male alont with tbeir iter airesdj won. ".seoatur t.orttian, oce of lb mot attule o!ittral leader ol tt L'ati-e. (usrsbiee u Marila&d. nr raxrt Iron Kentnrkj ar ttat Ketllra rnooopJjr and leitiorrallctreaoB will be oulvute4 by luor thaa Mi. ritrat v tsi aaartv. -The deeper ste sod deerxitle effort to cuerr and bu j tb American pevple i UvKtoteil to dismal at4 iaraihatirar Vet will join band in Impregnable alltanre at tb pvll. 1 Le treat MI4 die West i with tbem la an iulaeibi union. Our intrepid leader Is r to ICet a macnlSceat vlcWf. The Mates will give tt.eir for blni w itbout a sbadow of doubt : Mr. Bryan stood, with his wife, give a close idea who are tho victors shadow by th lanterns of the brake- tner: twisted, homely taces, staring eyes, grasping hands, and tho light shone aerainst a red placard on the side of a board shanty behind the crowd, and on the roof of the shanty half a dcren figures stood, beading forward in intent attitudes to roc and hoar They were outlined against the deep, clear vitkt ot the eastern Uverheaa nur.g a sin gle great star. Only tho voice ot Bryan was audible tor a moaaenx. It ceased; a piercing shout went up; the figures cn the root tosseci tueir arms wildly, and the tram moved them, takincr iheir leaner from their hearing and sjgui xor ever. But thev will never forget him and many a man, years hence, Tnll recall the stalwart figure of tho sil ver candidate, with bared tcrehead, black' hair, and flashing eyes, as he saw it for a moment on the piauorni of a train when he was a little chad Nor can I ever forget these pic tures of the American people, seen for a moment, then, forever gone. It has happened to a few of us in ur lifetime to see tho American peopio It is a memorable sight. The reception and scene at Alton, i t T7 hwMIa soma two hours irom oticsuuviiir, would seem incredible, told in frigid The roaring of the crowd outside the train long betoro the on the rear platform. His face was set aud rather stern. Rumors of tens of thousand awaitinc him at the depot had come tons. There is always a savage under tone in a Chicago mob. We rolled into the station amid a thunderous acclaim. The sight that met us was unforeretable, and cannot be accu- rately described. Earth, buildings, almost the sky. seemed to be made of frenzied men waving hats, swing ing their arms, yelling open-mouth-ei in fipTp.n pxritemtmt. The inst1. i "1 t . .iV r. YV1 1 ft. n i . i l : ; u . mass or unman ueings who migui have lifted the erreat ear from the -- -j track. With a fellow-journalist 1 suc- etdtd in forcmer mv way from the rear end of the car, leaving Mr Bryan to be conveyed to the car riage which awaited him by the com and who the vanquished. Other wise there may be many hours ot anxious suspense. The last two Presidential elections have been singularly free from un certainty. It was known at 10 p m. on election day in 188S that Mr. Harrison had defeated Mr. Cleve land, and it was known with equal certainty at 11 p. m. on olection day in 1S92 that Mr. Cleveland had de feated Mr. Harrison. But in the election of 1884, when Mr. Cleveland dftfeatea Mr. Blaine, the official ro- sult i-uiiwi jjuut over me vow i New York for days. The fusion tickets will add a fur ther element of difficulty in the Presidential count this year. Fusion has been arranged between the Pop ulists and the Democrats on the doctoral ticket in every Democratic State but Tennessee, Mississippi, We gained Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and thfi Rrpfit Texas. In several of the Southern to vote for William Jennings Prjac.l failure. Tbeeulid Mxitii aod tbe iler if he las here alter either Lei ot hi own manhood, his own freedom,' his country e, or respect for bis em ployer who apparently in ihir cam paign has none for him. This is said for tho teason that "Trust" and "Plutocracy" cannot go band in hand with free govercmcbt and personal liberty. November J next is the last oppor tunity, in the writer's opinion, fur the great ma of the American peo ple to peacefully strike for their own self government, aud by victorj miiutain it. Thcso 'thisgsto THINK ahout" Alabama II . . 4 . S . li Arkao S olurado (eorxia... ...... lliioui tow them, and free from debt, orto have I are uxozl respectfully submitted to a President that is head over heels in debt and mortgaged to Shylocks of Europe and America! How many silver dollar?, silver certihcates, do you earn a day. a week, or month! now long has it been since you either saw or received in pay a gold dollar! K. mni nrl MaryUrJ 14 Mlbunmatn vl Mwnuurt NeOranaa North aruaua. . Hrgita South Ieute.., I T el4f. . ......... trsitita... Went irgibka a U J ts is 17 aliform H-.rU Idaho Indiana Kiumi Louiaet 1 .... 34tcbiKn Mucmmjt Montana S Nevada 3 North Dakota.... a South aroUna ... V Ten new 12 t'tnta 5 Washington. .... 4 yomm 2 loUl 1 II U mitteo and lue ponce. ln r.fa lj.in,, im r tVlA RrHfit. v-.tik fnr thP tim. to nroceed furth- States, while theie has been no for - 1 - - er was impossible At the head of tho steps wo took our stand. At their foot a line of police struggled to keep back the mad c-rowi below. Through the crowd the strong men of the force had striven to maintain a narrow lane from the car hither, but it was beyond human power. They dared notus9 their clubs; it might have cost them their lives. Anon, far away amid tho turmoil, the people in their best interests. I may be wrong in my premise?, as it ia easy W be mistaken, yet I think not. I believe that a rich man is better off than a poor man, still I be lieve asd conscientiously, voder our form of government, no rich man is better than a respectable poor man. no matter bow rich the rich man may Do yon know that tho silver dol-lbe. In this country a pauper' vote lar is older than the United States I can annihilate the voto of a Rock- Government! If you don't, you efelkr, a Yanderbilt, or au Abell, ought to know thi3 fact! and it is the right of an American Don't yon know the gold dollar citizen to cat his vote unprejudiced. was never created until 1849, and and untrammelled and to tbo bst that it has not been coined since convictions of bis own rights asd 1890! This is something else that interests, irrespective of where or you should know! bow be is employed. Do you know that all the coal oil Patty lines have apparently bron in the Uni ed States is owned by a erased and either money, prejudice. "iiusr," and nenco you are ctmmcu spile, vr a waul "to trot c-yen ' with more than it is worth for its use! somebody else has swayed the opin Do yon know that all the sugar ions and positions of very many of that yon need is also in a "Trust," our leading men on both tides in roli- and yon have to pay what that I tics, and this war of personal spleen J know .is now potior propbet in "Irust" demandfe! is among the rich, the influential of I another and much more serious field. Do yon know that there is a "Coal' their rerpeclive classes, and there or f U6l "Trust," a necessity, that fore has no weight with the jp-eat is controlled by the monied men and inaEJc-s of the people, who are, railroads! per se, the government, and conse- Do you know that there is being a quently they should not bo swayed Leather Trust established to double trom their own interests by any mal fusion between the Republicans the prices of all manufactures of such personal bickerings, but upon and Populists on State, legislatures, mai arncie, lnciuamg especially tno contrary voie ior a nun wno nas. snoes, am tuki ake MKbMTia&i i i.vT many jears, ueen ice nrei ee Do you know that for every bush- lec ted to represent theik intebekih el of wheat, every barrel of Hour 1 as the rsorLE "In addition, our chances of success intbeae State are far better tban tbo Of tbo Ketiublicati. Ihrla- ware. ; Ohio. 21; Virooia, IS. To tal, as lt Las been a lore, btrd rsn.pal.-n. but tbe people cauee ha nee r craned in lis steady tnareb to tlctorr. nac res is now in plain i!'. Tbe trsg and bluoter or tbe Vepobliran alloo- al Committee In claiming: 30 electoral votes is ebowo In tbe including of such States as Tela. Idsbo. L'lsb. and Montana, where tbe rr-sjoritf for llrj I an can only be roesvurrd by conider ing almost tbe whole voting 1'oputa tion for bim. Sfr. If nnnn' freebecy. McKinlryli light for tbe nomination. and who won It so handily, a we all and Congressmen, local arrange ments have been, iuaue that amount to fusion, and will have more or less to do with the result. WHITNEY AND BIMETALLISM. Chairman Sulnnry Says a Proposition Was Made at Chicago. Court of Appeals, Lcgisla- Baling Springs, tion law is not perfect it ought to Ti be amended by its friends not by its enemies who are pledged to its repeal. The only plan to protect the law is for fusion between the Populists and Republicans in order to elect a Legislature favorably to the law. The sneaker urged the Populists to vote tho fusion electoral ticket without scratching a single name in order to insure the vote of North Carolina for frea silver, and the sanio advise waa given in regard to fusion on local and State tickets where such has been agreed upon with Republicaus. Th9 speaker was followed by cx Scnator Jarvis with whom he gladly divided time. The Senator spoke for about ono and a half hoursmainly against fusion between Populists and Republicans. Mr. Henry fol lowed ia a reply of fifteen minutes. I havo not even attompted to give an outline of tho speech, as it would prose i - : :v.l , !, f. OUtSH :1 ls.n-r h -teoTin. station was reached was almost aP- 1W .-w-.v. ' n; hor An nr-An convictions and th courage and f".u l" i f"" U r-ower to impress them on his hear- sloping upward from the PatrkV" Hmrv of North Carolina. J the decorated rostrum trom wmen Wlth desperation, swuug hither ana hicai.0. lrflm Dea- been benefited by. the .present raise Miguel. The inaurgenta wcre com T n otmw Bryan was to speas. xms square yon, yet advancing, vvun a sua - - - only the speculatorl uon't you nktely dispersed from the bills. V n was a swavini. wiiueiut-oo ui. icwi 10. nen rusu iut,-v taiucu iud oyc, in ,n ;nforr to-finr. Mr. sail s- Know mai any iuuoer raise-m price crsnt number or tnem were Kiiea. . vy. - .!,. r i .u,. x" . .. -f .,.l, , ' , , , n 1 I B . . . ..... From theru went up a voice ot ponce rormea m uu uomuu mem, CUry continued the report, ana saia : oeiween now ana govern Der is auo and tbe troops captured IDirieen He has emerged from tb llepublirao party machinery, where be was, o to speak, at h roe, and ba ondertaaen to aoswer not only for its workings at the polls next week, but for tbe work ipgs of h Democratic macbinery also. His forerat, lued with abav lu!e.4iot to say dogmatic, confidence, i as follows: Wilmikgtox, Del., Oct. 27. It was speculation! rpnnrr,in in luis cilv iu-uajf ujf a I described Brvars; a gigantic police- cfintleman prominent in national man, had him by one arm, a commit teeman not less stalwart by the oth and every ponnd of lard and meat in the country that there are TRUfcTS. All of these are necessities op lifz. Do you know that for every bushel of grain grown in this country that there are two sold on "margin ' or "Occasional. Baltimore, Oct. 24. THE CUBAN STRUGGLE. i s Flittg Lasted Kix Hours inrlll Forces Kngage IV 1th Insurgent h'ear Bnbnn-Uta. Havana, Oct 27. Lieut. Cel. the er. isrvan nimseu is a man vl im- rnenso strenerth. But those three came oa like kaves tossed on surface of a boiling stream. 1 feared for their lives; a misstep vrould have been fatal. The mob Don't this reckless "warehouse re- pol tics, that ex-secretary n wwn f J A' Jea with the Valencia Battalion C. Whitney has, in a roundabout Is it honest for people to sell what Ar'T -A; r. i fashion declared publicly in New they have not got and take the mon York that he tavored bimetallism, and eyf or it! f onnertJcut leia are Ifwa Illinois Maine Michigan Maryland........ Nebraka. ........ New llarupabire.. Ohio. West Vlrrlnia.... I'eneylvaaia Vermont North l'akota.... n s 13 21 H 14 h H 23 6 22 4 3 square station and two local guerilla forces, bas been engaged in the vicinity of Sab anilla, province of Matanzas, with an insurgent force under Sacret, Pepe, and lUque, consisting cf 2-0 cavalrymen and 90 infantrymen. Thn firing lusted six hours, and tha in which they struggled was itself given out here, said that Secretly has been put on the wheat market fighting began at Gabriels and con- Lu , dashed hopelessly to and fro. The nitney admitted that he made the to capture the farmer vote! Don't tinned as far as the demolished j Totsl Washington 4 Wyoming S (alifornta. ....... M Indiana li Kentocky IS K annas Id Massachusetts.... IS Minnoavt New Jersey 14 Xw Vork 2W tregon 4 Kho'l Island..... 4 Wnvxrasin 12 FtuUi Hakota.... 4 ya that be had made public, for the first time since the Chicago convention, that at that convention be had made a proposition to Chairman Jones in fa- m rp i s. ! vor ol Dimeiaiiism. a ue report, as it Do you Know that the use m i wheat is a campaign lie and swindk! Don't yoaknow that millions of the money raised to elect McKinley Mr. Uanna adds that be may bav still further information at tb end of tbe week, when tbe reports of tb State chairman are all in, but be Is quite sure that McKinley will hav :vu votes, lo any event, and nb Cbi- cago correspondent of the New York n confirm Ibis by aayinginai-tn bo are on tbe ground watching In- tQgjrg you know that the farmers have not plantation of Santa Anna, near Ssnjiently the closing dtys of tb Tret I nicge turf-. North Carolina Eleven Prcei kutial electors, nine Congressmen, (lovernor, Lioutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Au ditor, Superintendent of Public In struction, Attorney Geneiai, Justice Supreme Court. North Dakota Three Presidential electors, one Congressman, Gover nor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, At toruey General, Railway Commis sioners, Superintendent of Public r a- T . : instruct on. inEurance noi"- o( the lath at band to-dar. was for sionc r, Commissioner ct Agriculture warded to me from Guanaswi. In an aud Labor, Legislature. If our friends will aid us in our weiCOme that must have been hoard efforts, we will endeavor to keep them posted on county, district and State politics. Aid us by sending in clubs at once. SILVER CAUSES PROSPERITY. A Native of Lenoir Now In Mexico Writes ,)f Th Effect of Free SUeer In That Country. G cadaluae y Calvx, Mex., September 28, 'U6. Mr. W. D. Pollock, Kinston, N. C,: Mv De Ati Stonb wall: Your letter across the Misissippi. It seemed im possible that any one could reach the platform. And to address a gathering like this, to make them hear and understand, to hold them silent and attentive, to win the con trol, seemed a feat beyond human power. Yet this was what Bryan did, and then he seemed greater than the crowd, and the spirit of the erovd was incarnate m him. Alton is but a type cf many. But for an instant they held tha throng; ti the Chicago conveation.Mr. Whit then all gave way, and up came the deotial battle are not fretting for an instant about the result, XcKtcleyis tbe same as elected. It is now simply a question of majority." Washington Post. rufih on Bryan's heels. As he was born toward me, ho ever looked backward with great anxiety; no wonder Mrs. Bryan was some ney declared unqualifiedly in favor foreign demand! of bimetallism, and said tbat.it would D , . have to come. The proposition Mr. on t you Know it to a shortage of foreign crops and a rifles, eleven machetes, twenty-one saddles, and sixty horses. Th Y w t I t.r.n itkl tst T.?msirmi fur !iln. nrroiHrTi Mr I tlUU I jyj It UIJOUW cirvi- uuuua "'""S1" - uavc tu v.u. -"r.... V r,:' Uri c;wr u .(imiftrl a rRv.n tifioLtiou tha bodies of twentx-- .- t that thev would ao- coisage, that wheat and all other insurgents, leaving the rest of the A riere ott r.u... lb itiau w uu.u or s - ... . -n . .f r n no wonaer, iurs. wjau hh suiu- llllioil jn aTOr flf binietli. produCt8 t0o mil go to vaiae sui- eucmj wu ts mm. r iAr Crl. where m that awtui press oenma. ii and that if after nine or twelve ficient to pay a profit on the costof 'ihe government caving accepiea was a terrible moment. Do what he mnnrha. international bimetallism was nroduction! the tfftr of Capt. Gen. Wey.ertoat ATKINSON WANTS TO BE SENATOR. might, he could not get back to her not obtained, our government would whv haven't corn rv bats andUctt totDo sUff of the Havana Uni mti:.ui,. l. . .-"..;i- tnrr7 tr siivpr&tthe v ny naven i corn, rye, oais " I , .n,u,M tA net j one mcu. xuetninxs ne wouia giau- ly have forfeited the Presidency to havo had her sate. TW onward must he CO. In. an- immediatelv return to coinage ratio ol 10 to i. TOM WATSON'S LETTER. Ai lasts, Gl, Oct. J7 Tbe death of ex-Sneaker Crip. who was to have . . 4. ... ..been elected Ubited hUte Sea A tor at other products of the farm advanced! rtraij r army lhe eotaitlK of lb 8taU Lgia- 1 isture. Has preeipiiaiea a oilier poiiM Ohio Twenty-three Presidential electors, twenty-one Congressmen, Secretary of State, Judge Supreme Court, Food aud Dairy Commission ers, member Board of Public Works. Oregon Four Presidential elec tors, Legislature. Pennsylvania Thirty-two Presi dential electors, gressmen. Rhode Island Four Presidential elector?, two Congref smeu. South Carolina Nine Presidential electors, seven Congressmen, Gov ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre- swerio your questions as loine P-? . r, nno.hhU tb mthn- tnat r0" . , 1 , ; UU 5 lUlftlJC li luauji i , f it may be said that tbe longer tins omer mumeut uo iv J . . . ... 111.. rr a TT7I1 it-IlH TITO 0 I'll TO ladis auu iuu wi-L-wi. t- 1 j. , , . . t,. th p..rrifl. w. ma men ior in ur&t campaign true issues are understood, of cotton, etc.. in Mexico, will eay in August cotton was selling in the city ot Mexico for from 16o to 19c a pound, which is about the usual price. We do not export any cotton from this country and I think the grade will run a little better here than in the South, but not enough to justify tbe difference in price. All other farm twenty-nine Con-1 products sell at about the same pro portion as coiiou. iueiiuo is in a very healthy aud prosperous condition, owing to the nse of silver as money. The high rates of exchange between this country and the United States has been the cause of the tremendous increase of all classes of manufactur ing in this country, and Mexico to day is almost entirely independent of ine ui countri condit siasm of the people becomes Two old collesre mates ot Mr. time I saw Mrs. Bryan close behind, nnfl r.ak p.nd breathless, but seir- r - . Dossessed and secure, it was a wei- - i ? come sight, and well nign a miracu- the article in that paper, wbieb Senator Butler Explains Why th Doco- uient Wa Not ;Made Public, Washington, Oct. 27. Senator But- ler, chairman 01 ine ropunsiuauuu.i National Banks! committee, before leaving here .for uP"f. Indiana, authorized the publication .f"Vft-UJ " hV V "J-,, over to the police the manntript of k fniinnrino-ctntomont crkncerninff I lti Yvnatngnt naa ne 10 ao 111 1 , .. , . .... u: .t. Watson's letter of acceptance : j What rieht had the banks to obey Mr. Watson's letter was received! his call! Are not these things Saturday: It had been detained in me worthy of mature thoaght and con Do&toffice for want of sufficient post-1 Eiaeration! - a .V.H. a-4TaI V -wr tha I . .When a nrm or corporation aires a man's time, do they also purchase his soul and birthright! Is there a railroad of any charac- I lature, bas precipitated I f l conflict. The crinci promised in the rebellion, the Cap-j nft condition thus far bas developed f. tr, 1.S nf ner cent, naid proteswrs, tne regular meaicai atau ...ar. hM r,rDjuted a bitter poll k".u v.;,.i r.v. t,..Alr Wn ottne uairersiiy lstikr uen "- ca! conflict. Tbe principle candidal : 11 V LAID A. ailUUai Atain.O AAVMi vasn wwn I . S t " a. I . . " - used to boom wheat! Has Mr. Hanna or his National Republican Committee any legal or I constitutional right to levy a tax tain General today nimed too six surgeons who are to do duty at the university. The manager of L Discuuon, Senor Kosea Ponce, after banding Umon wam iisf nss;ne' him m the lastnicht. and one of Ions preservation them said: The Bryans were in the carriage, "He would never go out with us araw u, i.i - - " ---- ---- had not been notified by the when we wanted himto come and ed the. J"?" JStXe authorities. Of course, I makeanishtof it. He would say and along the thoruu ghf are, as tar po Wat80n to give his let- that he didn't know what fortune asr the eye could reaen, were tue o- r he public in the usual way as . . ,x 1 : i..- .Uionf Ph c.iipo. Thev were jammed .Lj ?e m.h At-recent the imure micm uavu tu oluid iui v. w . 80odm'"u --T" " , . ... ,i ,.;ik.. 1 1 l ii,a n,4 ir'n f s r.n tut r n tr niiih. i . - a a Amm 1 v rao 1 t tv ya. pxna. . 9. kimiii KKaei triiuci 1 . whatever it was. he was aioug tu r meeung ot " I.. I IV.V . .7;, rtt th here yesterday evening were toltow U U A. V." lu. V - e-' 7 mw a sj an n. v mm - - I ' . is Governor W. IL Atkinon, who bav nr lust been ret arced to tbe Guberna torial cbair by ao increased majority. is now reaching out for Higher bonor. longer in tenure, and mor prontani income. overnor Aiamon i in mw race to tbe end, and bis entranoe, nas stirred tbe conventional political pot caused the suppression ot tbe sheet, I from bottom to top. and act it a-bub- hasbeen set at liberty, and Senor I ble with bile. o fierce Is tbe content Antonio Escobar, the author of the already that nearly alt ol T Atkinson' artiele.was aeam arrested. Senor former poliUcal tie bare been broken. th. .i;tr.r nf l.s. Disco- tod b is buy forming ASaTSsy V4S naw - him. but whatever it was. determined to do nothing which might in any way impair his power to deal with effectively then. The other remarked thatBryan, lilre nther men in college, was al- sion. Cadaz. Oct. 27. -A number of f!nban tjrkoners who were landed new oombi- nation. Tbe candidates openly In tb field against bim ar A. ti. CUy, cbairman of tbe State Executive committee; 2. W. Koaertson, of Uabersbaw, and Gen. clement A. Evaoa. Capt. Evan 1. -. 1 aw o , - 1 .. ... . . m t, s r nn, t r t n h i i i i i ; w a . 1 n. I . . . T n ' arTt f -. Ill I . . m a n . . n w. WA9n F fT I Q nnw T I T I w w u. " - - . m I " . . I . . . . . space ior me proceiou to DY our l" ""r nn T,af. iUBa' "'T."" .1 rlJZZ: . -a mob. The Cubans were hused and Howell, ediur-in-cbief of im aumu United States and of all other ways religiously minded, but, un :ries; and if the present like the others, he was always re ?r "f aff,air8 Ln the ,State! snected by those of another turn be- buunuuc iui a c vr j raid lOiJKrt 1 - B i. tn r - cause 01 IIS trauBu.ticut fary of State, Comptroller General, Attorney General, Treasurer, Adju tant and Inspector General. South Dakota Four Presidential electors, two Congressmen, Gover nor, liiouienanT uovernor, oecre-iwe win not nave to go to you fcr a tary ef State. Treasurer, Auditor, single thing you now sell us. Jt ia Attorney General. Superintendent now easier to make $3.00 here than it of Public Instruction, Railroad Con Jf to make $1 CO in the States. Every mwsionerp. Land f !nmmiaaioner. ho he m0 aud tha pe0Ple . ' ' 1 ar. cnnr.onri'n anil imnnv . i . ., n Legislatnre. Excuse this short note as I am busy ture as he faces the .cnft lenncBsee Twelve Prpsiceutial i.ni,in .rtur soma minin. ia.-m3 seethins? crowds that punctuate our ' - & AUlrAS kJ iff aAa waaaw OlUlUg VIOl MJiMCJ i - . - electors, ten Congressmen, Governor, nere and really have but little time to journey, are assurance to those who ictus illltmu i iCMUCUllltl iw I write. iiiiuMuucBiirjiarus tusuvi my old friends in Kinston, lam, . 1 x ours irui jr, E. S. ROUNTEEE. cause and simplicity. The boy in this case was father of the man. Those .who see him be lieve iu him. His aspect and ges- through. JS??I?.J ?w.ratii: 80' ?h7 8n0 a "?Bl. ?QJrrp. were thrown at them, the Const it ution.1. regarded a. tb. m mi., j: i.:u;n34,.t ViommAd JJionuaj, iv .vw,. ----- i rjerieciors or sucn ereai euierpriocai - ---- . it.t nnnnebomlbs otDOll!On to Atain- j.uo un.gj uuiuiuf,ij . -m from Mr. Washburn, sent wnnef . :. - in tt,: mob naauy oecommg so exciter- iun i-rr.r-r.ii- ..f.M.Miaitth - iroro thnm&P VPS &" . ,.... ,' w-. luauo ao it .e Jlffi.n B will " iu luo """n - " . I hA WIS ' at jM-l. " BUBUU a uv I . 1 J C 1 : U. . A 1 nil. I 1L WBS IIU I O - J I alive with forms and laces, a nar- Thomson, Ga., asking me not to pun- ma" v- -i row strip.of pathway was eft behind H h Mr. Watson's letter until I beard i-ei the throng, through which l eagea from him; but tnac was peiore " . ' u V ,u " ' . . , 1 .! mL . I - .1.. Tn h. maantimp Inoi- nr nthf.rwlio Vlth the KtreDCtH nnnoeftr mv ttrv lOSt'ed Rna jOSUlEff. auo 1 rPCeivea tuc icttct. ju vus v.u..-v, ,,1. v v.i.v...i . - --- honesty my way, josi.tu u u J js xr. Av-hh.irn went to Xashville. Und the ahilirv to raise itself from rbom tbe otDOition to Atain select to sro I . 11 r:n. iiiiniAniniii that the police landed the prisoners ,-lorthJp It will throw tbe Stat lav- eateiy in tne iau. I to a turmoil or political exciie em. ia impossible to bring out in a otate election tbt vote that were 'cast All the time? This condition is hatt month. Tbe Populists, clang sy Ar Ton Hrel time? This condition is sure indication that your blood is nottbe sseerg nd ejections o! tbe Itno- tors, thirteen Congressmen, Gov ernor. Comptroller Treasurer, At torney General, Land Commissioner, rt - .... ' . Superintendent of Pubhe lnstruc- tion.Railroad Commissioners, Judges of Appeals. Utah Three Presidential electors, cannot hear him whose deeds are that he is a man the expression of his convictions; and those who can blocked as far as I could see. hear him feel that as he speaks so 1 snfflrif vou are not a subscriber to 1 iS "c . ... Thk Caucasian you should beoome And this is the secret of his ex one. Subscribe yourself and get yourl traordinary and immediate power neighbor to subscribe. I over every audience that he meets. i : l. i n mabHit honrn n : m k HKiiuuri long procession u a-UJf at s.t.av for another u a it a. nnon it! i . i i -.t -v m-v. .-v r- enm u t rii ii.. vaa mww i i ac - - - - - - - an. uAWBfns w m - to marcn. uptu tu u-- - :-,, with Mr. Watson. I wired vsrA -n th in the world 1.-. Iwfn" ' - it niI-ht to be .l'rr'J'uHtt,A hlirtm. side street and reach v uattery do- " whWn. who had iust returned L r.-ris" "I t "".' fukV.f. TVtViea- aid time, but everything was Diocneu, nmva8hville .where he had a eec-l . h.t, of ib ereat b ood purfier.h. - -wntrial eamDaiam. Gov. it was impossible to go otherwise i , conference with Mr. Watson.that Thousands write I sVvl tT.. made no official anounc- . 1 C l I . .. . . jm n I 1 Va ITHI I 11 N KriU 1 J4 A a ALB IAU t UltfUV 1 1 w m t aiu"H w . the letter nan been receiveu. -.TJ" - .,ui W not that Hood's Sarsapanlla bat carea -.ntof hl. intentions, bat a number Washburn wired me in repiy 8 t IXfrol Uhorf them of that tired feeling by giving of pouticiais are preparing to eui- menottopubl shthe etteratpresent. money combined to control labort ;bem ricn, red Wood. ferKth beart failiife. In the meantime,! nave wireu jitx.jtjan money ne oaecueo wiiuum a-i ------ Watson, urging the auvisioinny xoil IrOSiTiVKLT KO.ii noob'e Pills, act easily anllye-M rat KKUSASt.TC WZZX VI -,.. 1 . L. K . j.i,..iva wi.hnnT I - . . m I fc...l. I - van oor uo tummo - promptly on tne liter sou uom-in.i All n.A.lnAti'nn. nf tVl Anrtb A Snbaeribo for the weekly Cauca-I lit tCBIUIS VI laUi . I --r terchange their productions and; SU.N fLOO a j?ar. than along this line of march. IU was a long march down to the lake front perhaps a mile and a Vial. Vehicles in the streets were was the solid double column of shout ing people from one end of the jour- v.cTr tn tVio ritVier. rrn . .ltf.noil KrittVlv. I v.;iit fnr nnhlishinsr it himself. iOttuiwcMiua .-j , . n.j - -?..-.- Ttrv-B tt.:.t,A.J9.nJ tt-Tinoa alone VI SI-1 -itiuun IJXtU icVLO uuu vmm otrinir nt. least one lmuortant change in hia letter. If he authorizes this I will eive out the letter. Otherwise he must take the responsi- KtrCRa IY TBTC2 Ok"(USiAn-Sl.t3 A UA3. II,': r
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