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THE CAUCAOIArJ
PUBLIHUKD KVCKY THUE8DAY.
HI THI UaUGASIAM rUBUSafllHl CO.
MAKIUH MirrUK. - Trmtlm.
HAL 1T,
MbbbIbK Mltaw.
Hast mm M
onsv. discord bred of mutual dtet-tbout the last Legislature, AHg
truit of the motives of well,-men islatures have widi wkM made
in, patriotic men. Mere leeiOOTy i.bou.tberatfcut bow wnuieev-aoirciai-
if the leaders, the desire to equal- Imimia it u trtr iu mik it aonear that Parts and published in ti paper tte
te by pulling down rather than by tb U(t WM m -com bi nation .oj Alliance. Vindicator tie ).uf df U
milding up is contemptible. Those jrnorailce oi Bplte lnd nielevoteVKkH healing' WeWingf U fMhiky
AUBSCftlPTIOH fulfil.
9NR YKaK.
BIX MONTHS
THRF.K MONTHS
zzrxata
i " i
If. II M
tntiMd In the Pott Offloa St Kaleich, N . C
as Second da tt'atUr.
who harbor it are u a worthy of the
(rreat cause to which they profess, to
be attached with heart and soul. '
i
It seems now that the Peoples Pari
ty i on the ere of a split. There-
ore, though it stands for the prince-
, 1
Oo more .than ope occasion ex
tracts hate been - made fjcan edixb
rials in Th Caucasia erad' Selt
over the country bt the1 Askocfated
Press as coming from Senator t But
ler, wbea the editorials were writtAa
bv the manacrin?dit Iron lock!
tandnoint. To prevent a' tWut
rente of imnresnions 'Ih'us'cboieylefl;
the editorials, w.rUten,iXereAfier,Hy
Senator Hutler will.UaUgned "M. li 1
A NTATKHKNT Of KKt ' BUllHIl I
- j i i . ... :
In the ast issue of Hon. VVhartdn
Barker journal, , ,'thei. America b
there is a very thought f el, able arid
comprehensive editorial be vied "Tie
Defense and The Defender, oT II h
man Rights," Mr. arkflV,! has, jtMi
. a life long UepubIioan.,.Lfike,Sooatl:
Teller he refused tov bopport moivipi
ley on a gold platfofm.' HeslippoVttd
Mr. Bryan, lliit Jlie w''notj papid
with the. Chicago . con,veDUon i at
is not a Dsinocrat and over will
Hince the last campaitn'hw has stul
led the transportatipn'iruest ion and
now satisfied that the platform.
the . Peoples Pasty is. eighth 'Why
does he not join the Peoples I'Jr
tyl The conduct 1 or those who
are trying to divide the party make
him hesitate., Let very, i PopuJ
who loves his party and its prinfci
pies read the following1 taken ' fri
Mr. Barker's editorial. ' ' (
After showing, how bis. party, (t
Itepublicau Party) had gone enturdly
over to the gold gambler, and hi
the great railroad systems of the
country were used , to build, up , put
industry and to tear down anotbler
Ac, he sayt: ' ' " I
. . ..... w J I. .1
ibe use or .our railroads in to is
direful way the Republican party
has tolerated, even as it has chk:
ioned the approbating "gQjV stsfi 1
ard anjj-tae" resulting enhancement
'"of the richest of the. few by the ,c e
spoiling of the, debtpr classes. , It
has tolerated the .frusta' tha,t ha re
grown up under this sysiep) ; it, U
permitted them to shelter themse) v pg
behind the vrotective system, id
use the tariff duties imposed for, t le
protection of our people as a. vai t-
age grouna irom . wnicn to( ppprass
iaem. .ipus aaa ine xvepvifOiian par-
It become the chiammon of troDrl v
rights, the aider and abettor of thobe
trampling on Luman! rightp, and
Duuamg up ap ougarcny oi weainu,
an oitgarcny tnai threatens the sailc '
tity or tne ballot box, imperils, t ie
freedom of elections, underujijiFrs
our Hepublic, crii'sheg "liberty t6
. , . i - ( 1 ft U 11, rt "I
eann.
and say nothing about tbe asctninel Mr. lavtssays mat nis ot-lter tnat
gangs that bad been assembling In tbe purpose of Mi;
Raleigh for twenty years before., We cry for a con
would not hold up tbe last Iipslatisre disrupt tbe
as a thing of grand credit to the SUteui sfrstipn t lb fact that the South-
jet anv man with any sort of. ser4 PT1 WhfWfi i-) which is takifg
knows that it was far superior to maiy the lead in this affair, refuses to pub-
pies that must be the issues ia the f 0f lD, crowds that bad come here to lish letters or reports of Populists that
flAxl cooteat, a, is nAt iu a cvsdiUon
to invite into its. ranks tbe variots
reform forces and to lead them to
victory. i
The afove should make every sin
cere and honest Populist, who has
been mislead by the Cosy scheme
or a conference to divide the partv,
stop and think. Mr. Barker .sub-
ported Bryan, but he is eot a Detnb-
I i in it 1 1 m i. 1 1 .... r..i
Si 'il PREVENTION IS BETTER Tll
ntntion
make laws or lor to 1905.' Tod Cant f dol I declare, agaltst the., jonItetc. .IHe I
tbe people any longer, if. you e'vfer also calls . attention to, the. faqt that
he fiioled them, about tbeae thin f. the Mercury and other' papers Tike to
misrepresent' addideaomk-e every ,
it'll ft
HCOr 11.' In tmvt.
of Ilood tMIMpUilU,
as for no otbr medi-
elne.- ItW trtrt tMrr'rwtdl In trethful;
eoaviaeing lnfjaage of gxabrf si ma sola
women, constitute iu mot Bectlve 4-,
TertUlng. Mnjr of tb core are, mar
velous. Tby have won the confidence
the people- fitn Hoods mnapa
rill tb tMea'4 bios la UaewarM, ana
tbe greets lrWon.eanh..noodr. . Jipg .tleSS fion.S tO,,..
iiUia k.-iown by tbe cure nee
0f la frctaet Ever CMTrred for Sal. tu .
IS nurifv tbe air. They arentui in all i k ...... ,
anl liberal frt til rations, l grooms, crbool.. wirk sbop. and all p. v, ,
COClon taiiui i- IS leadi
application
lirer containi
ash often makes
between a'
failure." Use fertilizers contain-
Rut now about tbe "dirt." The Ob
server talks about hurting semebod
leelings bere it home as a cooditu
precedent to a Democratic vicWr
This is not the normal plane of tl
Observer, and hence we tear lit is
made eurt!s b? crbf atsealt rbeom add
ectema; !twt-f ot fhpiraiatlsnj, aeuralgta
awl ttafci!eYtf,rtiior dyepepsia. Urea
man who does not agree with tbeV.
to resort to sucb metbods to support
their scheme is proof that their scheme
and tbelr motives are oaa. we wisn
... t . i i .a 1,1 .11... I t
Mr. Davis wtre wrong, but , we
fear that what be says is too true.
.. s.' I
rrs of lie meuirai prfi-.Mi vt ii i.
of -a l'r.: Ljfcrw l nn In a handsome Japannrq vox .uniy hrr..rt . , ; "
a suu:t t ' m- w - ,,.d trouble (r mrtor aiKl l'sl.t kk , ., ,
I B . t ....... I 1 . -w
profitable irop ana i .nop - f . Vf. V
l it i - . j ' - ! I
12: . " 1
9 am si. t. t. til at m
I" nnTinananiMlltMltmiissii V
1 . -n-.v.u; 1 , Mtllto3
iCMMiMBIMBMiMIMMUIIMI
Valmt i'a romolete StMClDC
aifainst " Rust." , ., , , , ,
!l
.11.1 -: 1,
beause he was taking the aam posi
tion 'himself;'' began to 'study oar
brinciDles'.' The result Is. he Is a
w - - m ' I
Populist, bat the action of the kick
ers and disorganizes makes him hdB-
itate about joining the party. There
recruits ibto our partv than '. now, fif
the kickers would only stop tboir su
icidal course, and let
tuLnas in lavitinc and welcoming into
our party such men as Mr. Barker'.
w 1
We mdst ' show1 such men 'a Mr
Backers (and there are hundreds pf
tbeusands of them waiting to see
.iL
Sarsaparilla
ts'riie bes-ln fart ih? One'frW ftUiod lurld
coming: tainted. - But whose feeten
crat th Populists supported Bryafa.j And WH0 jg going to do tbe lruTting?! Also notice what Mr, Davis pays abobt
bat they are not Democrats. mV- r8 it possible that the Observer thinks I tne deal of 'certain Texas' ' rbpu'lists io
1 - : J .;ik. ka ii... ... ... th.t o.ii. innnnrt Mnk'inlfT. There was a Eiiiu
1 l&riPr - WKB HI. IU urnnRCU nilU bVI Will AU IU1 11 IU BUT . ia.o I 1 . T . .. I ' ..... 1 -
ii - - - - t.i m -.'. i cure ii Trr i us : ruv w i niiiii.fu i l muu uvt wvuiu .v v.ku
position of the People Party, arid itself democratic ean hurt the feelinks liar deal on tne siy ,in otner , htaies,! foodrS PlllS- ili-trVittBr as vVlhlam nd Tray
01 anyoooy in mis otaie wno is hoti 1 ,uc!,v u t.ucP .iu : ,i.vpii , ,i in ri ;.n i n i . rr inui trry i lurnutiuu iw www
Democrat Great Scot w, to 'h
know bow a Democrat aunito in tws jp-aeai wniceairoin ftU..r,M intorpiec ttu:creat, Uirgh line, bf
State now? And don you know ur- I t"e , grouna ins,i so many a opuusis railroad f rom tbi. Missouri , river to recommendatioa.to McKinley. , Ilarry
ther. that if you can hurt any feelinds. voted Xor Mclunley is proof of this.., rl the Pacific ocearl. Tbe law under I xrkcv and Marion Williams also sub-
the more vou hurt tbem tne ffreateri : naj ao not wetiH uoner-inuiuuH r wu.v.. -- . . r. iuuwu hvihvu
tneroore you nuri fnwvwiwr , to build these, roads proyidftd ..mt. p tne 8Uta Demoeratio Woat-ntiaa-U
ana more aisasirous wiu .mun wihi y-.o ... -""V';"6'- .rrp the money, and interest was not rp-1 fuae ..ut, theBl q, wn ,Mti pf .tors
was a finer'opportunitythento briijg Lf gBy Democratic ring that an roaie land denounce thep things?
r ... 1 . . . - k J
an a slate and counterfeit their ponii
. sr
cal oppanents' tickets.?
i ,
this business anyhow.
union the aaestioru of levyinz a
. fr I . " .
V e I DownshiD tax to eiDDlement
i I I'll '. Jll ' ' A. . I .1 . ' L. 1 akonl n 9 A i land AttAan . fnnin
i. ' . . . - w- l i HriHii HiNiirpui w rHirrr1 l LUt u a v wueu r Buuinra iuuu. ouu v vvwu
orriArA tn rn That thA KPnn Aft t AflV I "T - ---i to---. t' i t rr 1 - r,:...,.- i..
!" " I I .wta mnah .ama uda thaf . th. i 'haalntrd 1 I lium ' un wmio ou t vr- v 7 IT 1 lAM;al.lAi Vnnafr.it 1 Han is
. -i .AsL - I r cuciai jrKiBiauuu. uuaiui -cassia pa
equal to tne amount raiseo i n, i mbePif that committee and will
BpeOIOI ISA LUSH 11 KlCl,iriHlur HJflu
will, exert itself to unito all genuine
reformers ararnst the common ene- ... . . . i-f-w.-- "'''VrT' t- "risee that, a st.conar and fu l. report, la
. ' . -. j i ui iij wiiu B we uauu, .uu kiiiK amouBD sees noi eifleea )w, wuiou ia . Th K Mv'haa a.snnRRpd tieltnousana rrueioyaii'opunsis in rexas
my. Tbey aTe not Democrats- Thfy leave pf it8 coiomon sense a the ae the maximum .tt any township 4T Solution orl V voted for Mckinley under the fusion
8t
m
win not join xnai pariy umess oiiritime.
folly1 leates them nowhere else to do.
TUey believe in our principles, bjutl
they will not j in our party if they
think that it will be nsed as a
' '; ' " IT DEPAhUS.
inferring to the, effects of the nw
tax, law, concerning which there Has
been
press
VlUe
. Can it be possible that the people of
Jsqrtb CarolJva will, within the diein-
ory, of.the prwent generation, return.
to power, agv i9ii. -MOlSlzstlSZiot
charge of ,tbe; prpperty,, but it givfes
The following editorial from ,tbe I Harris resdlutioh should be' promptly
We declare, honestly: we like you State Normal Magazine is timely:: .passed. i i..
and respect you, but'you baye ceVtaib- "By act of the last: legislature eve; 1 , , ,...
ly come to a point where you need kb1"SB,P Sl .''ii- ..L. . The nate .has passed Senator But
cool off."
blame for
k.f . tk. rKitai receive irom me oiaie an
Observer is maintaining- ite respeboa-
ji -,0 ....feakMAM aiJ wuRKSrf J
M.WVpastof tkc State ardbe.rwaf
oppoVt d to it and be would not sign
BBEAT DOQIaS BY j FAMOUS AUIT
ttj Ent Steisrt. Ylcrts ttj Ficticn Tfithb ih fca
iBach Book Consisted a Handsome 0vo Volume rf ' : rt .
i. ,-.. .. Pcs. NeaUr B antrracttve Pij r-
mm rtai UBr as tanr deiUie ff &ky tb-t
Jtarion Williams Is now. an applicant I rr7 pr,11a. -Z-ITT J. ..w.
for Ibe potto trice at Austin urgi og I Wmdy'id ceaTaataBt fuc Mjitf. bvt ta7 t
rrisroperatioin tins matter at a l books oAwa
There is not a word of truth in t
report that Senator Bntler - bad ma
XJ arrangements with Senator Prifcct)
in i. ... I. . . p. iFuri.i iiKur ii.iMir n
show for the gold syndicate and the Nortn Carolin. , whicn , been,p
1 . I . -II
monopolies m tne next ngnt. lisbed in certain Democratic pape:
The whole story about
Dkid When due (wmbtt IS 'nbw dllbn which was Inaolentlv relucted bv said
that tbe .verament . afceuid t raae eorrveutioh. tbet wentto Ibe R-pabj
cans rwiuii.a. proposition.' t . oa not
brand this action as criminal for rot-
self upheld them In ft and thought at 1
tbe tfme, tboagb bitter pill, it1 wal
tbe. beat way out of our. dilema. . A'a
barua bad a State fusion ticket wih
three Repnbfickns oil it wfieri Bryan
was nominated. jMSna Aid a can -
biete Xusioo with , tbe Republicans . iu
her State election just prior to our Na-
uunii cvuTcniion. lurre was uu;
thousand gold .Democrats and . Repub
licans voted our. State ticket, and fifty
The sVna7eTiai a.Vo i pVsd tie thousand rrnfjo' Populists in Texas
receivefor thw purpose from, the St? . . .. .. A ,pi-j. I arraaeementa led-bv Ilarry Tracy and
treaspry. s j i-JJ office and Poat Roada to report dn Mariop, Williams, pow why don't the
ie Piw vw .u , ".I i vfx I .Postal Savings Banks system now n WBU,y. rijwe uu muurmu .n
,e any great improvement of ourMibftc operarton, in other" countriee and- tie ' iaaimplrualonwt. it, fight.
. ?yyi i'.','?" v"?f. ,fv'M:,. tr" artniaahilj tv, of. estuhlishinc them. In I. V, WW" wui u'h .mw. nr
p State.bas gone almpftas rarjnwe qi- thl -nuntrv. Those who are inter- real motive of the mercury is !o split
r reciion 01 a eenerai Lax lor duudci :.jij!i- n.r. u.-iu... .u... ,it....iiiiiiantitt nf mmhi
scnoois.as tnearmost Mnguine irienw .nd, fft snt .documenn .157 An it own, and i usLna..
ig a local -mittes c6 Privileges and Election to
hiKln inquire fate tire feasibWtj o! 4ppty
. PI Li ing the Initiative and Referendum to
any
or agreement is utterly w
or foundation. Tbe . position
;n so. much discussion in the Stste tor Butler and tbe Ppputfst Cotogreis- Shli; like' W beopte'bf the. leidii j
89 within the past.weeks, the Ast e- men is just aalatated In the card re- toVfns;a,rid cities of ,the S'taeibaVp 'Jtln
le Citizea says : , . . . cent'Iy puWslbed over their pignaturfef,' 'wisdom .cjear'foaee and' tttecouraK'
nraveiv ro nerrnrm iiieir uuiv u luis
' "" 1 , matter by "meeting the State half wajy,
ionj j" an sppleentjpgby 'a local t' the
r's "Xs-I insufficient; public 'acnobl' fiiri(J,,"'tlie
I I ' ; vr rs.in rj(r,r,--T,..,i. . tenu' llir bhbi
can reasonably tippe for t.m go ana p j g . B k Which Senator hqnest multitude who oppose fusion
: st.U the publiQ schpo.are sadlyinaa- gt ha"prepared and had pintid to coyer Its efforts at d we "wirn tb6e
. L. I - rrr :--t-, v-rr.r;:iji"j i ae a puDiic aocumeni;. -tie is prepar-i ww .....
itnoup tr,ucp cauog iqe great, masses ui our Pu.c.. i - wbiohl he, wU1 joq
ion oLSeta: nlese the people.ol he .wan Ana ioH- d J w . V .
- try communities, cf IsTortJi Carolina j' ff? i -'! . i ... ;
l.n
'A WARft TP eOPyu$Ts
1 HE CAMPAIOW Or EDUCATION 1
The Xorth Carolina Teacher'i
"Crcjone1 Dkvu' W4n 'Popallati la II-I
ware CThe ghnt of.(CfSla; AVaM.
Ve-Leaders , at Th t Conference They
Have a Hidden Fnrpose.
Tlie foilowing signed editorial, wr
sembly, at its recent session at Moi WJllWft$ i-JWL&lffi Divik: ' of 1 Texas:' aC befed that' that some paper I he Mer
it" 1 1. i ... . . ' . r ,
igaorance &2r sDite and malevoledce
as cofljfiftBed the fusion maioritv in 8e,UUJ ai IMI reKeub BBflBlwn au m .ml Wlf 'i' 'tinneTr tiik:
jfie last legislature? . bead city, formed a strong and influ- thou8&n(i8 0f, the, pres'ebljgeperki proainerre' t whkt
.That depends. II the Democrats ential committee to organi2e and pso-1 tion must still, be doomed to War he the Alliance1 Vindioator : -t ii the Pritchard "bolters saW and did' a
vearhmbnem - Ha o POxe. Raleigh last winter, but. . refueed io
cisrnot the Usf Legislature as thley r- U tfane; B putfidedSio
were, then oi tne legislature or lbits. p""uucuv i x uunu lUBtrwiiun, i :..vuj 80ng ana taught
State in '9h, as they did in, '96, frothihg
at, tbe uiout b about JG to 1, and govei n
ment,ty injunction, and remain dumb,
as. they did. last year, about what hid
been going on, under our very nos;s,
why, then, tne people will return to
power that very combination of ig
norance and spite and malevolen :e.
Why .should they not, if, by silence,
control of North Carolina,, they have
We turn, thehj to' the Itpu'bUclu
party as the defender pf hnm in
, rights. The Democratic nrty'con: eg
much nearer being the party h at
J , waa organized to j oyerthrjiw, pi-
garchy built , "on" negro slavery',,, in
oligarchy thai ennc'ned itsejf by. eJ
; ; spoiling 4,000,000 blacks of, the'fru ti
of their toilb'tnow ehammbns'ifi i4
" proteets the money oligarchy,1 prey:,
,ing on 70,000,pOO of freenien, , r et
, men from chattel slavery, , despp ilf
"ing them.of the 'frusta of;tneit il
and reducing them to the ' slavery if
industrial poverty nnil ,the, inaifae
ireemen oias iq ( Decome, out a, tijajv
! esty on their condition ' I , . ''P J ,
The American supported 'tte'lJe
( publican party while it Relieved thjat
pany wouiu pesi serve, inei Des .in
' terests of our country. i , ' ' ) ,
"In 1892 there" was no ctioice Y e
tweeh the parties. , l3otu 'candldAtjeS
were accepted to toe money eliqas
. ootu aisiasieiui to tuose Pelleyitg
saa iu oujlQUllbjr Ui UUUICfcU
In 1800 we gave, our support
uryau, not oecause we .were
satisfied , with the platform bf
the Democratic, party, or . its
a "I '111
canaiuate, ontj pecause we,, saw
in the rriavenated Democralicr
j party the ' promise , of a ' bright
future,' a ray of promisp thatiwodld
VtAPnmA 5rt vhnlia 'na it' ti.il in .U
the champion of policies dictated y
, a regard for the rigbts of mann " .
I,, Th Democratic, party pledged Us If
, t to reptify the monetary system tbi t,
. bv increasing the burden of all dh h
,,i baa led. to, the . despoilment of .opt
producing classes and theu. enrich
ment of the money cliquesv, a.aystdm
that the .Republican party,, Jiks
championed. , In ao far the Dedo-
eratie party has oppose d,i itself) fo
the trampling on human, riirhta... lit
, has thus far. espoused .tUA .cajUB bf
the people. . .Rut at thia.it .Btoni. Ut
ignores the ns9 , of , our rajlreadsi kg
, ppecuiatiye engines tn. he fnvl4i4r
, up of the money .oligarchy, ia . the
1. . despoiling of our , producing, t laasWs
m . v. t : . . m .i .: . .1''
1 01 iruno , t meir. iaiQ i ie
. atifllng of industries; and. ttiejensJaA e
1 , ment of our, people t- th;s oligarch y,
.. It ahows itself but.a fiuai , proteot r
of human fights, as oppps4 tOnpp -1,
,erty right.,,, It stands; saipet tie
I., dear dollar, a dHr iVMvM-.ioipiet
, same that, it would, givei.ua. a Jest
.dollar, ajdollar that woulii, not. x b'
tba debtor nor defraud UUe jcrditdr
a dollar, that, wftnld not; stand , in, the
, ,way, pf.,tbe just . distributiou M
,.weatthi , would take, xom,-p)r,iki
industrial .truaU the. shelim. of tar f
. ..duties, but .when it bcoooeB ta. nrb
qiiestiwa, can i pe .fc:n.lLA.!.ni.'iJai.LniL and venceful malcnnt.pnta th mootiitp-
got to Hnd out that there are other pio- known. He is quiet and apparently tongue and p'eH' -arid Myft'iienee " abd will be taken in hand by this cf4te,
and Carlisle, who won't be runnibir .i..t.m;.i n' .', ' ; J... I nnhlif. aiihnn'u ' l,n,,;i" r,,f H-
thun invhini Tho fuolintranf anuria. I '' I I. . I . ..iijj , j J ' I Ht 'l.'H.T In I )
...v., . v t. thinliinc nf it.
body here at home have got to be hurt
as.a condition precedent to a Democfa
tic, victory. Charlotte Observer.
,0b, the pity f it! Truly, it seems
tbat-bft't company is demoralizing
and that none' can be in it and riot
become tinctured
characteristics.
We feel a tinge of regret at seeing any township as that township ,'wjiH I njent publisbes ifree. the,. spepqes of
the Charlotte Observer about to sro raise for education by means of special Congressmen aBd. Senators., ffihiaiia
(Jow,n la, the very dirt. , .Generally tax. This practically' means that apyjuriBtakei 'Every' speeoh-publrshe'd! lor
speaking, it has been about the only township, by waking up . and takipgl distribution' is paid, fpr 'bV tbe auuior
"Leading'Maily Democratic, or so-csjll-J advantage of.the law, can; extend its of. Jtbei speech-,. jf.. js, ,yery11expnpjye
ed Democratic paper in the State that I school term from five to eight weeks It coats several buodreddoUarai to.
has piaintained any respectability or longer than the term haa usually beep ; print! enough copies of a speech CoFt ie
observed any . decency during tbe p ist and since an extension ojf ' tbe ' schoqj sWif S0' ffitftyf A fe fti es.
two years, though it has been often term has long been talked f .'and air in, eac',neigbbarboodH.' Iwatl !not be
vtctimizeby Some of its splenetic and I most demanded, it' does ' seem thft I able to publish thisi epeeobin pamrjjh-
BLiticiuitjr , , luiyuLcuii vurregyuuucitB. irw, u bu j, tuwusuips wouiu aeciipe I lev lorui, uut ' will D?gm 'Tile pUDllqa
But we never blamed the Observer for the opportunity offered! "" :! ' I ttoib iif ft'iii'Tie' aucaalatf'iti'rieft 18'
' i'i'' ..'i'!ii.iincti- -ill: ijiii; inn i
Wi MIRI8 the.railroads ,aa Ihetn
,wepon (atandajback.Ttijervfie
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the Democratic partv jdot but, ei
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secure for a)l ,Mufliif.,firpJ
taiiiiAn awt fnA AM.atiAn a .i .t . . Ll 1
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lairman oi tne committee.! now is the time for you t
that some genuine "stirT faith, ah'd ,yui joV SW
titers of CkrolTria! there, is .danger serious dapper frofcq 1 0Ur SUte Populist eommUti wheare-
If Demo3ratic speakers go over Che was made cbairtnair of 'the ' bo'himittee.1 now. la tne" &ihe for" -yodid shii' yofcr 'P results of the Nasfiville nie,etlrjgja st d t d b s, t chir.
br iour 'works, umess nwni(mR uweDaea oy mora ' '11
,ce With the nidi
that1 this ierieri
uun. ciai h.d ,Ad hf ffenntfn rtrt tFeritnVe
energy toward awakeiilue a uractical and adequate 'sVs'teiii of dbmmdrrtna8 a grievance or grudge -against tie UiUiv A 'sUM! '-.,Ati ,
w i ! i-.ii- .. - i , . . ,. ii7 . . . i f i i i i i . . i . . . . i i liii iiai uumuii ulcc. i juiiui mil iiw
. ' i i - ja a.'? i " u.i i rrii mr nrpnniTiirinn ouno srara aw i t w
ir , t , '. T Kldrious opportunity tbat'thif grieirh-
the line. Mr. Mehane i; li -ndmc pvtv i ; w-. i;"l.'iiii'i;'jj TXil Jir
and vivid interest in educational mat
ters and it may as well be tirdrstuod,
nnpa in. ail I nj nu .n. . . I ....
iney.are given to uquereaoa mat iqai i ana win nna plans ana iu tsures py state, allow, not, this opportuhity tQi
combination has done notbine wronkr? I hiMh. aanHma. t '.k! Ur nass nmiflAd :"rnicklernh Vortr nrmr.
If the Democrats are, ever, to regain ... ... ' k- inarch' .forth Into evefy cdaintinity. bt "'y-and -ai ifew.
ydty bely'd'
a following' of
tbei ucix, vt tbe
Mr. Davis then goes on, to show that
tbe Mercury , refuses to publish any
resolutions,, passed, by the 1'opu lists
in any.county wo oppose the calling
of a conference after, the master bad
been 'submitted to and passed upon
the official organization of the party.
In this convention it will be rememi
I ,:am. thoroughly convinced, that I publish the official address issued, by
bers of oqr people than at present I spirit seems to actuate, tbe '
seeins likely. : EVeffy ' Poodlfsts thkt nwfl ' ihn .ri1 n.;V-Vkl
schools and' thereby bknlshtpg he regular organizatiop either State, pr Jr
?bt of lliteWdy' from ' every crinv National will be likely to be theile.
u.i 'ityin'ydur beloved State: Every eitremest add pessimist in oW : T
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Of course it is pretty well' under- j 1 1 take' this means' of sayinjg tb'thqae
stood that the "campaign Of edUda- rwho have written ksing fqr Copied of
tion" in this State is. based upop i.thel my :rejcent, speech pahe 'Incmeta
law enacted by the last General ,4s- and Pooling bill," that 1 have nob hhd
with bad, corapaby sembly, proposing to give from' the the srieeeb'printed; "There seems'to be
general State fund as much 'monerjtd J a wide-spread belief that the, 6Verjn-
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,sue op theweel.ifoilow'ing.
An election on the question 'must be I
this. " It could not always know
whether these Correspondents wire
telling facts, Or not, and in tbe rush held in ...n fnUnahin nnH.r.niLt "'" '! ' '" ' '"n "'
and hustle of daily journalism W ?, L
uu 11 .a iuuuvui j. .. m uiajr uo,uua Lriauuuu uuuuee -cue. BlXdieiOitaul 1-
in some localities there will .be great vereary of her reiam over tG-reat'Sr t-t
indifference, and if. mv hath.t l.Jl.t ain.s was begun. Sundaythfr aOttfc bf
daily joui
know there is no time for full investi
gation of what is sent in by its repor-
Jf ,there had , been such' tidie,
many, things that have ; appeared in
Observer -would have never been pub
lished therein, i '
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The Observer was about the orily
"Leading" daily Democratic paper'in
North Carolina' that became disgusted
with its party when that partv stold
tbe Populist platform and then shott
ed: "if the Populists do not vote the
Democratic ticket, tbey are not hon
est!" The idea of an infernal thief
talking about anybody , else's. honestly 1
Xo wonder the Observer was disgusted.
Any honesty deoenfc paper could not
have ft It otherwise. And we are free
to say that) we inwardly 'commended
tbe, Charlotte Observer. for the disgust
iMelUi lt,bad our.gaeuine sympathy
aod our candid respect, i -I .
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ryMt it, has remained, in. Democratic
Diupanyv.anUi tbe result is that
seemrs 'to be' s-ettinBr "wobblv." . Tl
Hr'stbid stunibre 'it made' was to allbw
.itself 9Hhe',takep,Xn ' by "the,'.wil4' j"-
perUeat out from. Raleigh announce
Ing the rtrln of the 'A. & M. College
a .... a i
nus'bebAiisa bhW ur two was made
,ia ,ine,.If a.quity,,yV(B, really expected
the Observer to editorially notice the
denial and (condemnation of these fe1
p,oWs by;ybe Cbilee Fatuity, compos
-d almost of the same men who have
alw8 Jeen.ithe;.bnt,,tp our utter
astonishment i, .sought , to emphasize
l,aViahurd, dr,ivelling. . Our heart
luk withiu; u."ia the veivlastevi
fM ij nt.fl . A. A . ft, . i...r . . . .. . .1 ..
TicnLi no fc iii.j u, , ui a ii j sun. ut ud
ceucj artiong daily democratic journals
1 V 11 a. 1 a. . AM
in.ftueai.e, aooui, io g9 aownr, , we
lenenuy. nope not, lor witn all .tbe.
wat!neta'wernave"of: and the susbio-
f'ionVenter'tfiirJ toward the Democratic'
Mill I'lll'lll Ml I I 1-. i ' ( i.i I i- ., ,
oi aWtJa W ffidMlll.Mke,, (Uee, something
bHotkcnjdiiVin hip 0iale.j Other ,'rleadV,
iug'DeWrlrtto-'aVilre. hying- edited
vote win be cast in" some' qfaarMs; knrX
but the election will be in progress, eelebrated - throughout, he ... entire
and every voter in North Carolina 1 United Kingdom and by HerAlaiesty's
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will have an opportunity to 1 vote on
subjects in other countries., i.In.oLdb
uen me marninoetvce anoi eiaboraoe-
ness of the celebration i fully iustdfied
ine expensive preparauons taat .ware
maae car. tne greatt even b.. The f pijoJ
gramme covered i seven days, anil, bet
gaa appropriately oa 8undav-aoes
sion day the sixtieth nanjuyersary idf
the most important and Vital State
question that has been advanced in a
generation. i
We do not write on this question;
with as much enihudasm and, hope;aa the day-, she; 'became -.Qateik,, la in
we would like to feel. iWe know, that the cathedrals and churcbea ; three gp'
some men some good men in Tari- j u"M VUB 'wuVeu A,D,lwer1
ous parts of the State are not in yn- st Georfea chapel, .Windson whetb
patby with tbe purposes of the town-1 Her Majesty attended. in persons Sejyt
snip feature oi taxation. , we sincefe- eraioi ine leading putpitBitn -Jwoaddn
ly bope they are not numerous, bull it were fiUld ' b r Ameriaaii ministfl-i;
is" certain tnat representative men ok",: 7T: t;. "io'il ?
here and thee.are, up to this time. in; wbo-preacbed at .Oaeen'a, :Park ,Ooh
opposition .to i the proposed plan , for IgregationaliChapel iniHarrowi Road.'
extending the public school term. Wei ' ' 1 "''" mil
do ' not question their motives now, . ' , WttKttbti!(iT4Aj,' n
put we win take tne noerty, or saying xne .senate,! i3.i,tedijj45rindg'
tbab it seems incredible tbat any man twy . svp. ws , ojiu Ae, vHoufse
who desires to see the State nail ttamflm
the slpugb ot ignorance and il iterapy publican iSena.tors who, , ari Sndllof
,in which it has been , for so . many Cuban liberty Uneaten jtp ihold. iiPipe
years, and which it is now in, - can tarifE oill, in the SenateyUU Red fdts,
stand W0 In ooD-sition to the- alv1 PneuoarMa
V, oiuiioH.r je uaipoin,pw, . is that, tbe
ir.cbic.uie 1,11.1, una ever oeen Senate will finish the iitaeiff bilL tU
j -up j m ' I 1 ml . " . "' - 1 ' r
nuKUesLtu . o-, uucreu tur .remeuyf ng 1 wta., , 1 1 uc pr?pipq ijicfeasa
tbese conditions. Our inevitable con
elusion is ' tbat these men have not
taken' pain's'to look iho
thoroughly., ' , .'.
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. ' .a a a a. t ..ma - . " ... . . . . T I li . T . '. . . t
ana inenan win Denned with tttter I iorm a new party." All TDmer'thinre
calumny, caustic , criminal accueattyn 1 takam together, .have Jed ur people
i uicuivcr ui cuuiiiiiiwb.iu call COD- I WJ o Bunoexa aa aivaa. i
ferfence tatopnrgethepkrtyrof triiton.1T iW'A'MW ui'i.-'l A ll 1' ' . fc'.:,,V; . " : 5
I fdsioniBts and roegafe9" add 'be. 1 1 '"Ki y? ot n.
iCoxey,. had openly abandoned olrlDea ror cinD Of uve yearly aubscribers we will ?nd n j v w
nartV and formed VTnKktn the scrider-df Mob. I ' ' " '
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and vehement, abuse against our nk-andt.be writer to feel that the efforts I LI Ilf IV Ulllllf V lallU ... LIIIJ IV J'Lll
tional committee, national officer laid I of the ifercufy must be overcome or I lllll J I iJllllitU rilll rilll I 1 111111
all nthn!nf nnr nui-tv whnAnlnnt auki. I ana narttf Wfll tin (fbapnaar.a1 ! ,:.ll I ' w w w T"i . " '
P
port thisj rebellious ,rpwd and,th irljuU B,aC' ,u unia.u. nia,HL
reckless methods. ' ' THE RACE IN HQLMAN S DISTRICT:
I7 have always been' whit fa-iKW '"" " " " " " M
styled: ,ai nudfUcoMhe-roader". tb at 'I TWPoiiaiia. Komi.aU dk n. kv. r4-
With' either-6f -thw - old- vartfes: ' WA omi-ua win b .
I have alwaya felt that; the position to Special to the Caucasian. , iv. . , t L
the gold and bank power of our cou a- , GnaEiisnnBo. Iap June 25. 18971
try should unite7 bufc 1 fevr in ett er iuSi SiiH Tl i.i '
eftba old Dartiea. l And ianne of rnr .. A -peciU . election w,ii? ield lathis
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last cauenses of . tbeifprmer Natiorlal V M,c' V11? A"gai lum.'io
. 1 a . -a' - ' -a I .t A. " . ' . a '
a oiuer irienas wnen it I eiect a oDgreBsman to pu oui
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W rr a arad. fr "nail 1-o.t t.lA. fimrtm mJUt u.-a
acn. bat bear in oiinrt il.at mm Itm Uutm Ihr mmtA- . C Iwta MIM ft4
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araavttctatiattaaa4 0Uaia. I : ;
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out the uri-
C0mmitr.ee and of her friends nhun it. I elect a Cnrurre
was-agreed Itt apirtot-pktriotlJni expired term of 'the fate tbngreesmae
tbab we would support Henry,lJL ,Tl-1 jjolman . --u -. :, umu , - i r i , ,
ler .fM president, the memhers of the I . . . . ' I Lrf" 'L
committee "will ' rememW 'abd' 'bare T lB llle IW campagtr1 the Populist I ZTtJTZTJZZ.
witness 'that I then asd there- ain-ki candidate was Wit-kdrawn and the whole
pounce that I wpuid, enffer , tny bofly Populist vote thrown to.Holraan,etettI
uismeuiuereu limp ny limn peiore J. I ; , K-qoa. tu. I
Wobld stappbrt a Democrat if the' ChiJ " " ww :rai ,
rartar inaaat. A t. (W4lvua liua. HmlnJy,
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f. baa faam. ,rwa HwiatMlM atTI4 Kki
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cagoonvention!aiflot nominate Tl- "w wero wiuicu-pperaiagainii I r m, m y, i.iTini.ria,UU
fer.f- xo mis position 1 steadfas
ciung ana still adhere.
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jJitr tplrdi4 books here offtr
winy luny aaajen. .Ttiia I
ral labia pabliahinc boa:
Offtrr m amtnilti trnrtM w aVaVar. iaa art iaMil t - . a-t
la pat ool rinirillkNiii- art line "W v . . t ' 1
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Ittaratara. an'l will rnrni.b a al.i.la aiaiar'a .i.i-jLHui r.iua H w.iia-n.i
any ctmamaaort.
y ineemncraM .w.OjUiq agree; to.put Up
I -1, c - J an acceptable candidate, this
tW,K!L nomfnated an
B.....wu viftiiaviiinniiivu iv nrjtuili. ' vti." ' W ' ' t
eouorsemeatiatei. iliOMi Wlien lJi-yan I jj"yuuio iuu. auu i espies r
was. nominated and: I, .sawr the iintdr-1 Convehtiorf arf promptly' called
IrXr Vai . SS flAr;v.r vfT: nniirateif Dr. IT. Mi Browder, a strong
eigo etal;; abating .that a. the : Populist w.- i. i i .j .
convenlion.atSt.Tlai9.,,would lifeeiy tt-D nd a l0nt peaker.-, -.
endorse the Democratfe tioket, I. Mft' Tbe Peoples . Party Exeoutive Cbair
Alabama, called in three appointmenjts .mittee of this district met bere Teeter-
St. Louis aboutsix days before tW 0.? "l9Hn '-" ' ' '' 1 TV- " M " " ' ' J
convention netajnd began aO.wire.aid Yn1qeRt,,.ediprJtof1 the Nonconfor-I Cnppi Q 1 om ty fifprir'
write to JweJttdaftdf workers in ,u..mi-t.,waa present Md read tbe follow-lOMCOlCtl X I tJIIll tllll. UIIGP. CLTUW
parts, of. the .Lnion to .sunDort a line: letter 'from the Xationvl r.hir. I Var anrl fli ra' act- f'T- tti r ' il 1.. .i-f
straight faominatiohdf6npWfi,rurg: min.' " ' ;' ' : 7 r' ' Will -In m nZ F-' '.Mf J'i ,u-
WrfA btgarnd opposite?: ' .: ft f?B wisS-.wu . !" f? TRE.K. ? of cub.
T'nonsrn noiuinsr nrmiv thajB vvaaa 1 a, v., uue i. j . . 1 .
f ffave bevSHtaneo-id the vrtihtnoSU Mr. u 1110- Indianapolis, Ind: , I . , . awAauresa an.oraerB Ipr.anf of th
kbd.slindervftHbefatiAb!,kWff , ' ' ! .
teir persecution tbat Has ' be'ea" carried I ;KfnitiX JSl'i- YJL?ZPn-t
iVtnoraaaiAnal' n.aa.al I. .T.:
nnuuie-oT-rne-roaa papers a
bptWslte" bide. "P baVe "
tended th'at'sucb Tkeri 'lit
of Kansas. R. "atrietrt-
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from the last cami I - TlbT- IU 'i. W J! VftT .TTTSTP?C5
5at a5S52 '12a--Pages t - 643 'Handsome ' Illustrate
tors to donate some of their nM.nk.. l 1 ' - -iiwJI--'l.L L ii- ..-art'
my tttMWA? rrneTb ; wice, 51.25. pun price, 35
a-vulama) r'V--3 rlaaa
the above fcooks to
Addresa all .order
THE CAUCASIM; Raleigh, N.t
srainsc tne i . . --. una -
aliafbtya1 ' mAm 1 " Vul,a. wK UUJillliauoo. ISO I 1
' .Tofin'Tlafcl. -a "u Fupie are in iuco nne Spirns I mi ill 1 1 ' fl t '
rnf tin;;? wravigorduJiaBdeaslTellgrrt. TnO NTOnflQIirl . I TnlHTI
auu uuoiuuaiu uiuiuu
j. u. w eavef , or Iowa, H. E. Taube- w "P''r '"""'J
h4. tr? "TwTfArtrf fYAnii --l t:- Committee has nei
-v.r.Vi ;r:-Jv.i"TT...,'."n""y . "r, lP nii i.it na
rv.mRpnr. nrmncri "it nT"hiiii' .... i .
I . - -r . -. . - . w. t. uuu. n.u i
Mgrrfen-th'eTrlife; ttfrefbrhi 'wbrkrwere
Wfiton Irnbly'becaWse' tbejHare1 1 wil-'
siia '.of JseM Knofi
on tobaccfl .will probably. rbe,4fifeat;edJ
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v r 1 t r. 'j.'.! I ..I l. ,..
Sepa.tor.ijale,, Qrl Elaine, jias offered
ananpedineAt, -t? thjnrle j
biddABg.ieXTSenatprs, jfroiu,. atix .r
On, Jibe, $ pf, the, n ata &a, VjI
9-nalor Alleov waphef tiles. M,V
gesting.'
in tlieacwmnljaw f,7;allj9riiW
v -ftt?4 PWa free peppl,,:.,.,,
- W-mnii.Uini.ltokwbMoiy
-i tha partv !0f tha' people. l.ThA-.PuU
pies Party ia its cardinal. iwevets
comes no to the measurement. Ye
the Peoples Party cannot, as snoh
unit the defenders ml human risrhts.
And lead the way to victory. Within of tbe utterance of some dolt tbat
tha party itself there is bitter dis- begin to fear there is no hope.
ordf dipcord bred of unworthy jeal-' It is alright to make some remarks
by either dolts or dotards, we cannot
eot Jii Lin liif.niof r,irn-.B.t,i;; .no'
Well, is our irtpw HbpeWstiT1 Itis on
ly wheu we cee tbe Cbarlotle Ob-er-lendiug
itself to an apparent approval
e
tlrey ''!-
low,henelyes to ; come do ,,a nna)
a ad i irrevocable . ppinion thVesr
tioir before them, they ga iate core-
pcyndeude 1 With "either- the Sopefin-
endent ,bf PubUc nstruotjop, pp; '$i,tb
some jmember of the committee., for a,
ula8el ) by the Teacher's lULasemblv
"i The members of that committee are r
son, Secretary ilj -lij Jiobbv U
Sinitb, JOTephut Daniels, B' AJ' Aiders")
man, C. E. Taylor, W. H. Bagsdale,
Hugh Morson, Cbas. D. Mclver, J. C.
Scarborough, J. VT. Bailey, R. L. Flow
ers, Alexander Graham, L. D. Howell,
D. H. Uill
nng -reform speeches'. bfearlfa-g ' the t-C 71' u, "7e ropoim i wmtttmYmwiiMumi
NcWrl 'terhptA'na ' Grander11 Sr 'old fE55?f?lkJ th.e Nonconformiiit could be Qti weaumtt,CgWy
IpkrtyatleVs'atfsrakVH'wherr'I waa wlue7 nreniai-a in the District Gut. L 'LT '-- riiTU
tianiiiiK uuuf.r ine uanners or Uieve- . . . , v.... .r wuni uu teoft i i m, I i . cyainamia. ot uaum a a
'land thf typfttil'tytaftl 6f! W Demp-! oodJlnB - !"' PcbS. " IJN, .. , tZta.
craticdyfiMsty;' -'f-'" . ... - - i .. Speeches and documents are. better 't gaa1'..' ' Ki42!!a?3 ST-V
. Because 1 wyuld not i ,in the Mercl- Sjj&f 'XViatSlf '.J" 'US ' WWrtr.r -t
Vv TiTiTs venertbds" 'klt?VkV-VirfWaLa aggrfssavet newspapers are ab-alafely , 1 , u. ateat an aaioroa a-a-.
menD ft'' WLS?pk me wUh Jfift VWf!? ','.mp.!l,i .tSrs-g
-.-.i. j.i.1 i.. .. ... e w,fn . within the nextteu davs 1 win ral a 1 '-aaaa ' . . aw.M .Ji n-XaHL
lax tn . ' . . : m- . . ... Jvmrv I to vi)or in hnm imi.jiirii . I I I I HTTI . , -i I u;.. .h.. u ..-"c,vra
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it). nave jwi'ni urr VJTIllina Ti'ariOrm fa . . ' " rmi , a I I 1 --j . r I tr''r' " ' , J V r. u-i "'Ji S
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nave swimi-Trre' oroaba'Uikffdrm 'la-asl
so to' expel
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bettfptii
'tfrtrltftd"
tboritv of
ing bill failed tn pass Congress at the
last session, President Cleveland made
some kind of a deal with certain cap
italists to sell them this valuable
property at a price much less than it
the Republicans in Texas and had tbe
terms written out and agreed to at
the Republican State convention in
Ft. Worth and for two days and nirhta
tried to get Mallet to sign tbem. But
VJanted-An Idea
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