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SIX MONTHS,
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Entered In the Vtmt Office tt ltaeirh. N- &
Mktocond Class Matter.
the people afford to trust? The Pe&
ple party Mate contention endorsed
tbe course of Commissioner i'earsoo
because be haw been honest, faithful
and true, ami therefore we favor bit
election a a commissioner by tbe
next legislature. The leuaoeratic
State convention refused to endorse
bim because it wu opposed to hi
course and is opposed to hi election
aa a commissioner by tb next legis
lature.
Does the Newt and Observer favor
his election? We ak fur an answer.
NO MAKMONY It KTWKKN THE CAf-
CA-I4N AM) TIUITOK1 AM) Mil
NOPOI.Y Tf KM.
The Caucasian has received an
anonjmouii coiumunication purport
ing to be written by a Populist in tbe
Fourth Congr ssiot al District. Tbe
iole in that The CmV-
t-j any longer criti
We earnestly ask each
Subscriber to look at the label ;:'
on his DaDBr, and it the date is Use the boning populism, but ought to
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behind the date ot this issue,
28th JULY 1 898
work for harmony, etc. Tbe article
closed by Raying t bat it will not do to
renominate Congressman Strowd, be
cause there are some Republicans wbo
"A HttTTSV BBItKifc-
Cot. K T. feeaaet, la bis epettb be
fore tbe Democratic Coogreeaieoal
convention of tbe Sixth District la re
ported by the Sens and Observer te
bare aaid in part:
"Were I to take the stump and I
expert to make ISO speeches tbls cam
paign from rne stump, ana tt mere is
i.o stump I will make tbeai ffum a
dead level I tell row wbat argument
1 would use. I would tell tbe
populists, wbo were caosed to leave
t be party in lirtM by tbe traitorous con
duct ofvjne man (Cleveland) that we
have repented. I won Id snake this
bridge for tbem to return, on, and 1
would with open arms invito then to
return. You cannot buy nor drive
tbem."
The News and Observer clips tbe
above extract from Col. Ben net's
speech and nublisbes it with editorial
endorsement under tbe beading "The
Bridge to Return on." Thus we are
informed that tbe Populists will be
invited to return on tbe bridge OI grateful. My buy owes lis good health
Democratic repentance. Tbe fact that and smooth, tsi- kiu t-- this great med-
BABY'S SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN
V
A Gretefw! Mother Writes ths Letter
Telle nil about Her Troubles when
Baby Broke Out vth Scrofula Sores.
M At lb mjp of ""two months, any heby
began to beve sorrs Lrtk out oo tU right J
ebeek. We used all tbe external ap
pikatiottS tL I cwid ibiuk or beer ot,
to no avail. Tie sores spread all over one
side of hi fare. We con'. tl a Jihj"l
cian and tried h-i DM-dicta ,ad la a week
tbe sore ;u:.f. f'.ut to rtiy surprise in
two week itore tn- ti r act' iloue look
ing aore a;twv- on bat ' arm. It
grew worsa saJ Wo, nd wben be was
three &uclh oiJ, 1 tin giving h'.m
Hood's Ba atiriila. I xUo took Hood's
BorMparills, and before tLe flrt bottle
was finbbfcd, to aor s wete well and have
never returned. He i tu fojry ars old,
but be has never 1.4.1 any etfu A those
I Scrofulous sure sin" he wis turt-d by
Hood's Sens pa rills, fur tthw-h I feel very
DEMON A
FAIR G0U1IT
Dr- Crowe Iuues a M&aifeito to
Alabima Foiralitti. He HinU
All OPBII LETTER TO
HON. F. U. SmUOllSL
tbe last Democratic convention waa
controlled by Cleveland goldbuga and
railroad attorneys wbo have not re
pented, but wbo, at tbeir convention
turned down Bryan and ran the whole
kine," Mb. 3.
I ton, Delaware.
Hood's P'Ms
A. W HOIKS, Farming
Get only Hood's.
are prompt, efficient and
- in efle-s. 25 rentl
would not sunnort bim. If the author
. . .. ------ UIUWUVUWJMMwa mmm wmw w
t0 Sfind US ll.DU and Ret InBlonhisarticlewillsendushisnamewe thing in tbe interest of the Cleveland- A prominent Middle-of-tbe-Road
W I , t i. : . . .-I 1 . . I Xt I.t MkAU t: a
win p ioiisii ii. wm io uW iuu i jeg and tbe railroads, shows now rotten i uun inm uvmci mic ub cuppeu
we want the pubi c to know, who the hi. hrldee of renentenca la. No Pod- t following sentence from the end
man Is wbo holds such views and wbo I ngt can cro8B over that rotten bridge ' IoDf editorial in Tbk Caucasian
claims to be a Topulifit. to tbe monooolr infested camo ofndaent it to us asking to whom it
There never was vet a traitor to bis n.mnprtticmir.liln unless he has refers
date moved up for another year.
We cannot continue subscrip
tions that have expired. Please
attend to this at once.
THK VAt :AHi,S'f OI'INION.
Tne Caucasian has received a large
number of letters from every quarter
of the Htate asking what is the best
course for the People's party to pur
sue in this campaign since the gold
bugs and railroad attorneys raptured
tbe Democratic Mate Convention and
fair Drnposltinn for a co-
party and his people wbo did not cry
"harmony" to try.to op tbe exposure
of his wrong deeds and treachery.
There can be no harmony between
right and wrong. A man cannot stand
with tbe people and at the fame Van
serve the gold trust and monopoly syn
dicate. A man cannot serve Ood and
mammon. The men who Detrayea I lit ir
party and its principles in tbe last
legislature and went over to the side
of the railroadd to prevent the infa-
tbe Democratic machine unless he has
repented bis action in repudiating
fJrover Cleveland. On tbe other hand.
AT A DUAL GOVEENMEHT.
Threaten Thai If Ike 1'f.pall.l. f rr It,.
Kleetloa tud Ar lat.id Oat He Will
! the mi Ira I'opatt.t Male Ticket
aad I'm! a Slaa t Klfetiea traed tar
eer-t:aeel b rrnUrkl la Kerrg
ha Ilia Coterautent- Kolb'a toaarUlre.
W I tlTAII rOR COOflRATIOal Uettta tts Ctst ctH.
y rt !
'Cwafioued from 1st ae.
that tt waa not at thai f se Daimr a
net interest m ierotsa al sia per ctt.
on five tbooaaod dollars. Tbeae Be tire
may not be rreetsely areurate, tnit
since you are after in tern at ion. sap-
pus you search the tax-list for tte
yean 1M sod Ki, and suppose you
get some statement a, or estimates, as to
the net rents that it was Dai in- in
those years. I rould ael item, if I
bad the time. 1 suppose that you have
both tbe time acd tbe ramnsirn fund
It is tbe opinion of most of tbe farmers
of Aneoo that this waa an otter rae of
a lH-tnocralic job put upon the Mate
mnun midniarht 9!-vear lease from be-
againat gold and monopoly . t 8Bide are not p0pU,igta.
y nryan. o an... ti.e-e T) piJ njore ,,anggrous tnan
t'n Cauoamian tmheillt open KoIdbujP9. We suppose the
ers, the nest course lor me , , COinmuni-
party (which is the only party endorses the action of Harrv
a . . ... . . . . . .i - .ii I -
tnthestatetnat is nonesuy lor s.itrr gkinni.Pin betraying his party and
and against monopoly domination of goingt)Ver t0 Col. Andrews and help-
the legislatures) is to make a straight lDg hlII, t0 defeat tbe anti-lease bill,
tight against both of tbe old monopoly Th can be no har310ny between Th
... . . a f a a. .
ridden parties, wuicn nave pruvcu i f t'CAKiAN and such tools of monoDol v.
"Again we congratulate the Peoples
Party upon being rid of this small,
noiav and troublesome element of dis i
every Democrat wbo baa repented his organiaers."
action in supporting Cleveland, and The clipping shows on its face that
wbo is a sincere supporter of Bryan, it does not refer to anybody wbo is in
can find a safe, sound, and reliable the Peoples Party it refers to those
Jeffersonian bridge on which to ad- WDO nave bolted. If our good Popu-
vance to tbe camp of tbe Peoples i,gt friend will read the editorial of
Party. That bridge is the propoei- WDicb tbe above is the last sentence
tion which tbe peoples Party made he will see that it refers to those who
to the Democratic party against gold refused to abide by tbe action of the
and monopoly as advised by Bryan National Committee at Omaha and
and Chairman Jones. We are glad to bolted with Wharton Barker and that K.
announce that no one has as yet at- small crowd to bold a rump conven
tempted to oross tbe rotten bridge of tion at Cincinnati Sept. 5 to nominate
Democratic repentance. But Jeffer- Barker for President.
son Democrats are aireaay crossing To every Middie-or-the-Koaaer who
stands by the action of the National
Committee at Omaha, Tan Caucasian
lifts its hat and extends its hand.
thetilver and anti-monopoly bridge!
erected by tbe Peoples Party.
that they are now no
were in 1892.
better than they
TUK WAR SITUATION.
More important events are brewing.
This week may bring them forth.
Dewey is expected to bombard Ma
nila In a few days. He is only wait
ing for aufllcient American troops to
land and take charge of the city.
General Miles is cn his way with a
large army to Porto Rico. He will
probably land on the island before
this paper reacbea its readers.
Commodore Watson is preparing to
go after and destroy the last remnent
of Bpalns navy under Admiral Camara. to congressman
. a . a a - a . . 2i2a.S.l "
We have more respect for Mark
Hanna, the bead leader of tbe syndi
cate of trusts, than we have for such
traitors. A large majority of tbe peo
ple are honest and they are honestly
in favor of silver and opposed to mo
noDolr. Let the Peoples Party be
honest with itself and the people and
sooner or later the majority will be
standing with us.
As to who will be nominated in the
4th Congressional district Tuk Cau
casian does not know. We will sup
port any true Populist wbo is nomi
nated. But if there are Republicans
or Democrats who have special enmity
Strowd. what are
Spain is doomed to a humiliating tuejr reasons. He has stood to bis
surrender sooner or later. Whether n.Pt--nd if9 nrincinles under all cir-
sbewill surrender soon or wait till cum8tance8, and has served tbe people P". and therefore couid not be of
aha la nnmnietelv crushed no Tone can n ....(.itMnii.. i.n., anv future belD to the irold trust. It
- iiu VUUKIC93 na laiiuiuiij auu uuucouj i
WBAT IT MEANS,
Wharton Barker has announced in
Ins paper that bis bolting rump con
vention, called at Cincinnati Sept. 5
to nominate him for President for the
campaign of 1 IKK), will be called off. It
seems that Mr. Barker was very much
discouraged at the size of tbe follow
ing that be as able to muster.
The Caucasian stated editorially
tbe first week after tbe bolt that if the
bolting crowd turned out to be too
mall for trading purposes, then It
would be called off. The Caucasian
also stated editorially last week that
we were surprised that tbe gold syndi
cate allowed Barker and his crowd to
bolt, because wben they were out of
the Peoples Party they would be insig
nificant in numbers and wou'd not be
able to do any further damage to the
There are no longer any factions in
the Peoples Party. Tbe disturbers and
traitors are out.
Special to Washington Post.
HiauiKr.HAM, Ala., July Jt. Dr. G.
B. Crowe, Chairman of tbe Populist
Executive and Campaign Committees,
has issued an addres in circular form
to the voters t Alabaoia whuh has
produced n decided sensation. H
charges that the Democrats intend to
ltM'i perpetrate the election fraud
of 'M and 15 a the S;fe electiot
Monday, Aiikuai , mid advie the
Populif's to gn to the polling places
before the polls open on election day
aid demand that they be accorded
proper representation among tbe man
agers ana clerks and either secure
fair election or permit no election to
be held.
He also instructs them to keep a ta!
I ly sheet of all votes cast and for whin.
cast and send in said sheets to Popu
list State heaM quarters, together with
copies of tbe relurningofticers' reports
and where a returning officer's in
tegrity is questioned be suggests that
a Populist committee be appointed to
accompany him to the place for de
livery of the ballot bxes. "If from
tbe return as you send them in," Dr.
Crowe add, 'I am satisfied that tbe
election has been carried by us I will
inaugurate a course of action which
will result in the seating or our en
tir? State tickPt and the stopping of
election fraud for all time to come in
Alabama."
Dr Crowe say- that he ia holding
forces in reserve thtt will Interest
Governor Johnston at the time, and
adds that condition!! are different now
from what they were in 1S94 wben
Reuben F. Kolb"wa elected but not
seated."
Arrane Kolb of fowanllre.
The Elizabeth City Economist, a
monopoly organ, is booming "Visit
ing Statesman" Jarvis for Congress in
the first district. Let the Peoples
Party put up for Congress in that dis
trict a true Populist, one wbo has al
ways been true to silver and the prin
ciples of his party, one who has never
betrayed the people to the railroads,
one who was in favor of making tbe
proposition to the Democratic State
convention as advised by Bryan
which Jarvis and that crowd of mo
nopoly attorneys refused, and he will
run Jarvis off the stump. Skinner
can't do this for he is no better than
Jarvis. In fact Skinner and Jarvis
are political partners.
tell.
news
Later. As we go to press
sxrvtfe ttajPleral JJ UeauJuu
army at Ouanlca, about oo miles below
San Juan. He will march at once to
that city and begin to bombard it
from the rear while our navy will
bombard it from the sea. General
Mile hopes to capture the island in
30 days.
as any man wno was ever sent to
Washington. Is this bis crime? And
ietbis wby certain goldbuga and mo
seems that Barker and the old trust
have taken the same view of tH mat
ter, and hence tbe c. veution ' mbeen
Pi'eTT'Wynisnot"8eekInY"candidate8 dered.They fcaVe stilFa purpose in
to satisfy or please goldbug bolters; it ievy? What "that purpose? To pro-
certainly will not allow monopolists ceed t0 try t0 disorganize further the
and members of other parties to die- Teoples Party, and to work up, if pos-
tate who shall be our nominees for sible bJ the time of the next National
Congress or for any other office. There Convention, a bolt that will be big
are plenty of good men for Congress enouarh to be of advantage to the gold
in the 4th District, but no mistake crowd. J ,et every patriot watcn these
The fight that is being made on
Judsre Clark is simply a part and par
cel of the widespread conspiracy of
theJnistSjjnonopojistgj and ojd n-
and educational institutions, and to
try to crush every man who exposes
their conspiracy or stands in their
way. Judge Clark is tbe kind of a man
who will fight the battle to a finish
and the people of the Methodist church
as well as the whole State are with
Dr. Crowe also accuses ("apt. Kolb of
cowirdice, saying that Kolb io 1S!4 ap
pointed bim (Crowe) Adjutant Gener
al, with instructions to organize State
militia for the purpose of maintain
ing a State government, but Kolb
would never give him tbe order to
establish him in power. Dr. Crowe
8iv s that now the Populiat have a
man they can rely npon, and urges all
Populists to stand firm, saying that he
(Crowe) will take care of the rest.
Dr. Crowe's manifesto mean that the
Populist propose to establish a dual
government if they are swindled at
tbe State electi.m and that they ex
pect tbe national administration to
reooznize them." Dr. Crowe is a man
of great determination and has a strong
personal following. He has a reputa
tion ftr fearlessness even recklessness,
and many think his address fore
cast ferious trouble between the Popu
lists and Democrats over the approach
ing State elections. A conference or
Populist leaders from all over the
State will be held here to-morrow and
Dr. Crowe will promulgate his final
instructions to bis lieutenants then.
Stilt. Later. Spain has sued for
peace. Rut the war will not end unless
Spain surrenders completely.
will be made if honest "Buck" Strowd
is nominated.
COMMISSIONER I'l'.AItSON AND
DEMOCRATIC TARTY.
THK
THE SM KM. OF St'I.I'lll'K AND lUtlM-STO'K.
The News and Observer, in a long
The News and Observer, replying to editorial appealing to the Populists to
an editorial in The Caucasian en- o oaca o me parsy wmcu uaa jusi,
.iA..in. th. onne.a nf Ttnn .1 ii Paae- repudiated Bryan and re-endorsed
on as Railway Commissioner, boasts Cleveland, says that every Populist
that Mr. Pearson is the only Democrat bo '""J believes the principles rep
on the Commission. This is true, but resented by the shibboleth, "the white
.hat kind nf a t).mnMt m ha ita man and white metal," will vote the
them. Indeed the fight is one for the
aisorganizers. rom now on tney win DeoDle and for Christianitv arainst
be furnished with money to go into one 0f the greates dangers that threat
the Peoples Party ranke with sheep's en our civilization and Republican in
clothing on, and their sole purpose in 8titutions. W are pained and sur
the future will be to debauch tbe party pmed to 8eeChe position the Biblical
sufficiently to get up a respectable bolt Recorder has taken in this matter,
at tbe next National Convention. But
every one of tbem is now marked,!
therefore they can do little damage.
for tbe sake of "Good Government."
Then again there was tbe Castle
Hajne property. Your party bad this
properly rented, or leased. Tour party
rented out the convicts to tbe North
Carolina Pboepbate Company, wbirb
tad tbem difgtng for phosphate rock.
Instead ot collecting tbe money for tbe
rent of tbe convicts, your crowd took
the note of the phosphate company.
Th- individual stockholders 4f this
phjepbate company were reputed rkb;
i.ey tr i regarded now. You t-ok
th taper of the phosphate Company
without ever having obtained the en
dorsement or security of these rich
stockholders, who were really gettir g
the bor of the convicts for
hnn Km. Wben tbe people dis
pensed witb your "Good Government."
you dumped upon us some $ltJ,0uo of
tbe worthless paper of this insolvent
corporation.
There are three other plantations on
tbe Cape Fear that have been rented
by tbe present roanarement for tbe
cultivation of rice. Two of these
places were rented from Mr. Butter,
one of tbem for $500 and the other for
350 a year. One of tbem was rented
from Mr. Borden of tbe Navasaa Guano
Co., for some $300 or $:ttC. I am told
that some slanderers have circulated
the report that Governor Russell own
these places, or had some interest in
them. In this there is no truth. Tbe
Governor had no interest whatever
in these properties. 1 am reliably in
formed that there are respon
sible parties wbo would be
glad enough to take these three
plantationa from tbe State at an ad
vance on tbe rent which tbe State is
paving. Suppose you aend out some
of your heelers and find somebody wbo
will give us one-half to one-third of
the rent which we are paying for tbe
Halifax farm and Anson farm.
You want to know about tbe sales of
cotton of tbe crop of Is'?. It would
give me pleasure to answer this or any
other of your questions to any man
who asked tbem in good faith and for
an honest purpose, so far as 1 have tbe
Knowledge or means of acquiring it.
I shall not trouble myself, however, or
my bookkeeper, to answer you, but if
you want to find out bow much cotton
was sold from the crop of 1K7 and
what price it brought, and whether or
not it brought its value, you can ask
the men who bought it and the men
who handled it. About 800 bales were
sold by my predecessor to Mr. Arnold
Borden of Goldsboro. This was from
he Roanoke farms. About '270 bales
were sold from the Aiieon farm before
I came in. Tbe purchase rs'were Wades-b-iru
cotton buyers. 1 sol boot 1,400
b iu h to Barbee & Co. of Raleigh, and
iiO0 titles to Barbee fc Co. and Johnson
& Thompson of Raleigh. The boots
of these gentlemen will show wbat
tbey paid, and they know about tbe
quality and tbe value. They can tell
you if they choose. The penitentiary
tike w
"While it it ilviti J. Sea!: to
are hartntioa ; tt.i le-
tM a diUinc. at -1 t ;! p..:iral
0(4&!tt:0&. the." - m we.eB
U.1 tt f-rs'ft t-'L e ac J '
tefeuttT. la T r ",-3 f j
tLe I Si. f.l-. I. i -di
. a . . at
J Iver u i i . . .. is :
BacdiOC e.ti.- i . ..:at:0
of laJf p t? ..t l ! a !i at tie
existiac tat.-- l'- s : i tkej
agreed in ie- irn tt r r rr. bj
qnestioa t vail ipcr-
tanes) at thai ; " m .
The qaestin t. w ?..-, .ouU
tbete tcree pMio' tear.-1 tiors
act together If. the (I t TMi"t!
tampaiga of i?s.
I answer without fceeitat.oo, je.
Those wbo answer no mut uax
tbe bnrden f f rrovit.iT lrt. that ex
oneration was enwts in !'. 1 settling J ft
se-cond, that renditions have
changeU as to make onwie bow
what was wise tfcen. Tbe deftat
k.. l.-fll tV.- 1 1..1 ) . . ...I -.,..!
I4iat wv- iur aiAirv t v - v. ' - . i
prove co-operalion at that time t"i
have been unwite. nn!e it ran
shown that some ote paity i u'J
have been ns re successful tLau the
three- combined.
Co-opetation does not t-obWtu-!atr
the abandonment of party orcanua
tion or the surrender of any political
principle; nor is co-operation de
fended on tbe ground that the plat
forms of tbe three parties are idee
tieal. Campaign genetal'j tern
npon a few istne. sometiasee upon
one, and events do mnrh to deter
mine which issne shall mot alorb
public attention.
If the Democrats. Topulirts and
Silver Republicans were agret-d np
on but one question, that iaetun
might be important enough to justi
fy eo-nperation, although tbe par
ties differed on all other ut jectr ; but
those who advocate the onion ! the
principal rtforui forces ngaint tbe
common enemy, can point not to one.
! r a- :' la . M)M tr- .
fssor as it .s ts i . o.
at'ej r?vRii'V S rttitjes r h ttt t
V SB .
'f'l ' ltmtri!i e-
eft fcscd. a.r! tte f- ..Mrai aa e.i a
tie irdsr'al we iste .f t 1 e fmr'i f
.1 lt W'tSfe! V tt.ea ff f
gr g : t f r s j r a i f a 1 i t
w a rr ' kic'u
tutf tS.r a y m l-re esl.
ottt?
... t-a t . tM
rtr.a.f rt tv it t mrifn !.
ei i-tf tie Itrt; B ' I . e,!
o,ed tew dst Cei. t-4l ttr
ens the t aia'etre f f rt I t-V jzt
fc"a4 tte a)b -M-e k-i rn
o i t t"j ii ; ia'ia a J in ak Cf t
a eraiaaeat pft f ur "',
tt ta by Cgbtibg r h o'LrtT
Recent eseos t !..e o the t
e-t:tT fnr atrittatta a : f
s ) t w a Isl.
1
a.. B mm I ' S
Dat to a numosr oi reiorms wmcn i ih i.i.i
are demanded with equal etnphatis
by Democrats, Populists and Silver
Republicans.
First Tn tv ark ts a lick a ma
orrostn to .ou mos-metai.i.ism.
StECOND THEV I.EM AM' TUI IVI
MEt'lATE RESTORATION' or :1METI.
IsM AT THE IRCsEST UATlo IV THE
INIErKKICNT ACTIOS OI" Tilts CfS
TRV.
TlHRl TilEY OI'IOETHK I.ETIliE
MEXT OB TUE .REEM ACK8.
r o u RTit They oi to.-ethe i.ui e
Or PATER MONEY r.Y TATloNAU
BANKS.
HFTH THEY OIIO.-E THE lsft
OF INTEREST liEARISO I ONts IN TIME
OF I'EAl'E.
DlXTH I UEY FAVoR THE INOCME
TAX AS A MEANS OK RAISIN'. A 1'Akl
OF THE REVENUE NECESSARY lOAI
M I SISTER THE FEIERAI. 0 KKSM EST.
OEYENTH 1 HEY FA YOK I'll E A l'-
L1TION OF TRUSTS.
KliiHTH THET ARE ol iOsEO TO
GOVERNMENT MY INJUNCTION.
ININTH I HEY ARE IN FAK Of
ARBITRATION As A MEANS OF r-ET
TLINU MSI'UTKi BEVEEX I.AI'OK
AN1 CA1 ITAL.
w a
Here are nine iuei whu-ii are
capital ac4 tte Kexler t bom tt
ay a p ' .f C the ro i, t. aim t
eegSej 1U lStlaa'e on:tt;efre.
Wt'Uid et a ni't 'u,M itt 'e
totLehtat MouJ t te sli-t fa
Tir aititratioo. I t riih'itg art, .ti
er, deny t' tiie lstncg net t..
great txut.T
If tbe tit.e a -. 4 r rt-ttd
have iit none ot tLnr toiportaece
tt would ir ui that r ration ii
proper now, it prft 1 riicths ag.,
unlets it 'n le shown that the si
ties which cu!l tiat earb tLr
then rantit do io tw. As t L re t.
re-n lo Latioaa! ocvtitun itrr
it is impositst!e t jctdce of Ibe
ptea ot intentions of the thtee -
tie unless we take lor our cttutiao
the actions of thost wL itaoJ io a
repreeentative capacity.
The Democrat. Populists aed nt
ver Republicaas who ta 1 "; faot
the reforms w!i U I have uitbtio.1
faor th in to da. Tbf is rut
prominent man t any f tL psttita
whuh united in JM"! who Lai aln
I tloned any of the r !ix hu h . t w
ilio pat ties tfgrtLt r.
fia4l ale 4
.a alal
i a V (acta ii -
The aJvocatea f tbe rll rtarxt
ard, tLe ec mi s of iudet ttJent I i
netaliktu, tbe o;or;rbts ! tLe
gre nla ks. the fi tends f Katiuusl
back tiotes, the del cdet tt tiut,
the f upoiUls of goterktiiebt I v iu
junction, and those who ot j-rt to ar
titration and an incon. tat - 'l
these find ruo d..1; ulty in uniting i
the main isnes, lo matter Low iui :i
they may differ UviD niinor l.
M.a I TSiaoa l-.4 l att4.
Shall tLe fnetds c.f reform Ihm
1 f s arnetness or less sca it ! Re
foituaare often delayed ly an at
tempt to cecute tou uu h, whil
progn s is uruaUy Uisde a litGe at a
time. II cue c belitbes tLe 1im
laying up a coafw tt ncy f r old age.
he uoea not reluM to save amtliiLir
until he ran ire all that he lrMi. .
IfLe i wirM Le lavs aile a ltt !
each day and make it the founda
tion for Lis fuitune. SKwir ui..
forwatd hlowly. Cuciiiuttaures Uik
it pOM-itlei to ri to a plane a lit:!
LigLer than that oupid IhIjk.
and from this Lew vautage i;nutid
the fight ie rt xew d fur the taptun
of tiome gnat r height. Holland La
express dau iJta wLith may wU M
BURY THE HYPOCRITES.
OMAHA
MEETING BEARING GOOD
KRCIT.
Lieut. Hobson thinks that three of
the war vessels of Admiral Cevera s
destroyed fleet can be raised, repaired
and added to the American navy.
wai too good a Democrat to be en
dorsed by the late convention of Cleve
landites and railroad lawyers, which
called themselves tbe Democratic State
Convention. Mr, Pearson, like Mr.
Dfyan, declared in I8i& that be would
stand for silver, party-.or no party. He
did not run from tbe silver convention
in 1895 as Jarvis did. The News and
Democratic ticket. The editorial closes
with the following:
"Our homes are in jeopardy, our fire
sides are assailed. The white men of
the State will be true to tbe admo-
Eauh day the good fruits of the
Omaha National Committee meeting
are showing themselves. The action
of the majority in passing tbe resolu
tions they did convinced tbe honest
middle-of-the-roaders that tbey were
Porto Rico's Foreign Trade.
Porto Rico's foreign trade is car
ried on chiefly with Spain, tie
United States, Cuba, Germany, the
United Kingdom and France. Spain
takes the first place with an average
annual trade valued at $9,888,074,
Let all Reformers and Those Desirous
Good Government I'nlle to llury the
Hypocritical Democratic Machine Ele
meut. Pakkf.kshurg, July 24th.
For The Caucasiax.J
I have been accustomed to hypo
crites all of my life, but the last
Democratic State Convention heads
anything that has ever been re
corded. I was in favor of offering
- PISSJLSJ;,,1 Jil awa andwill.npt ba settled until they
or public in advance of tbe printing of 8?P B ht
not only important in themselves,
a -. . a r- . mi a - -
out are now prommrntiy ieioie me i apputu io the uacta.mg toutot
1 - t . L - . a I. I It 1 ,
peopie. -ir' nmo nniui. aunu siceu ht isut sao would itnirove
books also show all these transactions.! securing! Tbete ouefctions were I the c-ocdition of societr and tfoiUie
a a. a . a . a . i I 1 . . I . . a . .
ait oi wnicn you wir nna emDooiea in i suumiuea to ine people at ti.e Ja&t i me welfare of tho butuao rate. II
my prin tea report at tne end or the election, bnttbey were cot te'.tltd, says
I - -- - !... I
aici iii&vi'u imui Kameu iiy a Mt;g
Drintinirof " i oounu,
r.ni ar . kn . : . ihv MfDiuirirt oi limn . n.i i ... .. v ..... i a a . . . a .
" - " u(nnuuu9 ui luc ... ' ' I uo ituji i i'v wijiru wt) Hoe
penitentiary. ine nepuniican party is trying to r rom the lowly earth to the viuin.i
iiw, giu. jrou nave so mucn love l commit ine country more thoroughly 1 fkier.
in inanimn Tne rha --.-.. i u A i.i - i 1
tviuo kuiu Biauu&ru. rren now it i inu moant to it -utnu.it
is endeavoring to secure legislative
:j . . i ,. -
luuursemeni oi tue policy or paying
an com omigaiions in gold. It pre
tends to be much concerned about
national honor and tbe public ctedit
ibe leaders of tbe part v know iht
debtor, whether a public f'ehtor or a
n n a tt rtvna ar -. a k . l s m. a
uu aucniuu iw me interrogaiion i to tne gold standard. Even now it
mara, ouppuoe jrou iite a 100a at a lew
of tbem. As you are asking questions
oi me, t propose to ask some of vou.
What do you know about tbe $0,000
of Stanly county bonds and the $8,000 of
vv lines county bonds that were unload.
ed on the University of North Carolina,
resulting in a iossoi $14,000 to the Uni
versity and the tax pavers of the I Drivate debtor. m- a'l !.. -a
State? All men know that these bonds 1 mAnta r,r !, 1. -. ...
sold tbem to I .t. .-..... i. i .-, ,
Cbapelllill? The Richmond & Dan- ;ki.;;V; . t.isciiargts u.h
villeR.K.Co.. (That is the houthJrn hubi1fl,?n a.CCOLd,1Cfi: l.0 the tctmso
m- -uuun.i. x tie v Know inst , ii
ly
1 '
' i :
J:
I. J a
'f
urn . r S. - s s
nirinn " fi vniir iiinia in i srin i " i i . a . s . i - a . w.
V";.rT";:::: r ,8l"en aD.ut lu or 28.80 per cent. The United States
. v " r k k F I ' T tee' 1 ne act,on 01 a gre" maJori5y 01 omes second with a trade valued at
firesides are assailed by the great rail- the middle-of-the-roaders in accepting $6,845,252 a year, or 19 94 rer cent.
way corporations wmcn are managing the resolutions that were passed con- of tte whole, and Cuba is third with
our pontics, corrupting our legisia- Uin-Pd h maioritv that th middie.nf I an average vearlv valne of $4.fi0fi
Qbserver ws opposed to declaring for tures, aud bleeding and robbing tbe the-roaders (except Barker and his 220, or 13.41 per cent, of the whole.
peopled tnetJtate. i nese great ran-1 aan- of D0ters) are as honest, true
ilver at that convention and endorsed
Jarvis for running because the conven- way corporations supported McKinley
tion was controlled by true silver men. I in the last campaign, and are tbe most
V Mr. Pearson is a true Bryan Demo- powerful allies of the Rothschilds'
crat. Men of his kind felt lonely at gold syndicate. It was the attorneys
the recent Democratic State Conven- 0f this Rothschilds gold and railway
tion, but the Peoples Party is full of trust, and tbe Clevelandites, who con
such Democrats. Mr, Pearson would trolled tbe last Democratic State con
not betray the people and go over to veution. By refusing tbe proposition
tbe aide of the Southern Railroad in of the Peoples Party, which would
the last Legislature, as nine tenths of have given the people not only the
the Democratic members of the Legis- white metal and the best white man's
latnre did. In fact, Mr. Pearson is government the State ever saw, but at
Populists as they are themselves. This
was all tbe party needed to make It
united, harmonious and aggressive
again. There are no longer any fac
tions in tbe party worth speaking of.
Thk Caucasian wishes to congratulate
the party upon tbe result.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN ALA
BAMA.
such a a true silver and anti-monopoly
Democrat, that tbe last so-called Dem-
crL'c state Convention rerused to en
dorse bis course, but on tbe other hand
honored Clevelandites and McKinley
Democrats. But this was to be ex
pected from a convention that repu
diated the course marked out by Bryan
and endorsed the policy outlined by
tbe Charlotte Observer and Orover
Cleveland.
Every party has good men in it and
bad men in it. No party can be judg
by a few bad men in it or by a few
good men in it; but every party can
and must be judged by tbe kind of
men who control and direct the course
of the party. One of the distinguish
ing features between tbe organization
of the Democratic party and the or
ganisation of tbe People's party is
tbat the former will not endorse or
P0oftt man in ita own ranks who
Is true to the peonle In tbeir fight
In another column will be found an
. . . . i : 1 Ik.
the same time broken the clutches of important, news nem, euppoo ixum sue
the railway corporations from tbe
throat of the State, they gave tbe lie
to the "white man aud white metal"
cry.
The News and Observer was rather
unfortunate in quoting in this connec
tion the famous appeal of Zeb. Vance,
To your tents, Oh Israel," for it was
this same Zeb. Vance who said in a
publie letter afewmtnths before bis
death that if the Clevelandites, the
goldbuga and tbe monopolists were to
control the Democratic party, then
tbe true Democrats would walk out of
the party and leave nothing but a
smell of sulphur and brimstone behind.
The above was one of Vance's last
great patriotic utterances, and it ap
plies with full force to tbe last Demo
cratic State Convention. Though
Vance is dead his reat admonition
still lives and to-day rings in the ears
of the great honest masses of tbe Dem-
Washington Post, about the political
situation in Alabama. The Democratic
machine in that State has an election
law equally as infamous as tbe one un
der which the Democrats in this State
stole elections and prostituted the bal
lot box for so many years. The State
election occurs in that State on next
Monday. Tbe political news itepa re
ferred to is a manifesto by tbe Chair
man or tne ropunai state .executive
Committee pointing out ways to sup
press this stealing or votes and ap
pealing to the good people of the State
to rally to his support and crush the
ballot box stuffers.
aiEWBORNE REPLIES TO SIMMONS
Mr.F. M. Simmons as Democratic
State Chairman has been calling upon
Mr. Mewborne for certain informa
tion, which Mr. Simmons thought
mirhr. h nf some service to him in the
V. U3 p.CSkV JIVUC", UiMBCO VI UO JCH f
sgainit monopoly, but, on the other ocratic party. Let them now follow campaign. He has gotten it, but it
band, not only does, not condemn its his advice and walk out of the T)mr. will be of no interest to bim for cam-
traitors but takes every opportunity Lratin nartw and 1pva hehind th .m-.ii oaisrn Durnoses. On Mn Mewborne's
M . . a . a . - I ,
toenuorseana nonor every traitor in 0f sulphur and brimstone, as repre- account we would like for the reply
a x. a is mm waa rA taa s-aiaaia.!... .1 t.ji - s . . . a n . ..
-' pr'uti pics oi ueaeraon i sented at the last Democratic State 1 10 nave Deen more uigninea, nut jit.
5 wjsu. Convention. Simmons deserved wbat be got. We
Tes, in tbe language of Vance, "To "Qffgest to Mr. Simmons that be next
your tents, Oh Irsael."
ind Bryan.
VW IftVllll ssith tha P.nnl'i M..S
" " . ymm .j i
It exposes and repudiates every
traitor in its ranks, and further
vuur.. uu uoiu. up tne nanaa There has been such a demand for
of every man .in any party wbo extra copies of last week's issue of Tm
la true to tbe people in tbe great Caucasian containing Mr. H.L.Ste
traggle for good government against Tei,a' letter on the action of the late
tte UUvlog conspiracy of the allied Democrats Convention, that wu r-
tnsst and monopolies. . publish it in this issue. No railroad
call upon the Secretary of State for
some information.
In another column see the article
beaded "Texas in Line," which we clip
from a leading Populist paper iq that
State. It shows that the Pooolist oon-
Btlnna and PnnnHaa aititwa nt Tarvaa
VTttafcef these tWO OOUrseS is honest? Lrran has vet atteronted a renlvtnir J m fcdlnr annaral h tha utlnnof
one ot these two parties can or they can't. tbe National Committee at Omaha.
Germany's share of the trade with
the island amounted to $3 050,334 ;
that of the United Kingdom was
$2,863,930, and that of France $2,
201,687. Still later returns, giving
figures for the year 1897, indicate a
falling off in that year from the year
preceding as far as the United States
is concerned, the value of the trade
of the island with this country being
given at $4,169,912. Bradstreet.
to co-operate with the Democrats
in order to test their sincerity, as I were worthless. Who
thought all the while they were
rrrl c Kn era In rlisoriifeo nl nnur thav
VT,r?r:r'rrr "C." '"r-7 Rv.Co.. aresunnosed rn h... .. " conirac
KtP: the. bonds. They were sold to the through the war the government, ,md
iV'u,,ra l w-yiM, Diversity at about 88 or 90 cents, pnvate debtors as well, .aid coin ob-
any voters tnat are willing to shoot Did the money eo to the original ligations in irold. all! iOUffli ftt was
holder, the Richmond & Danville K. R. worth three cents on the dollar less
Co.? If not, who got it? D.d anv- than Sil ver. Ar.l vt li.cr .1
political grave. body purchase them from the original would accuse Abraham I.inerdn ,.r
Populists should be more united no,uf ii so, wno was it? And wbat dishonor rather than inenr ti .1.7
than ever and listen to nothing was the price paid? Thi. whole thing " 1 w., TrJt
that the band of hypocrites hav! J"i'-lll? whL.Vl
them next November with an ava
lanche of reform ballets into their Co.?
rriAVl ff n f A 4ara ar. 0 41 B .
a a a . . I UICUH a aa liaiC UA W B US BTIMIU VfllWI TI
to say. 'iney win be now ing -nig- ment Gur poor old University must Policy t the Kepubiican rarty.
ger; vuey re aireaay ueginmng struggle on and stagg.r under tbe These leaders know that if the
to say that they cannot see why loss. Who put the loss upon her? Federal Government declares its
Populists can fuse with the Republi- Were they Fusionists? Now stand up purpose to pay all coin obligations
v,auo nucu iu.j aic ogamsi biivw. --" - 'iu. cro liicj l m gold, ItS example Will bo ueil
I say, and defy contradition, that
answer
Fusionists?
lou were Chairman of the Demo-!
cratic Committee m l&Ji. How
as
the Republicans in North Carolina
are as good friends of silver as that ,0TdT
ai.1 "1 A. TLP i . TSLL T-V t10D Of 1821 AS to the negro vote.
Copper Colored
Splotches.
There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison the disease which has
completely baffled the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing it from
view. S. S. S. cures the disease posi
tively and permanently by forcing out
every trace of the taint.
I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease.
Which waa ta spots at first, but afterwards
vpreaa an over my body.
These soon broke out into
sores, and It is easy to
Imagine the suffering I
endured. Before I be
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
I had sptf-nt a hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. I then
tried various patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease.
When I had finished my
first bottle of 8. 8. 8. I
was greatly Improved
and waa defiehted with
the malt. Th large red splotches on my
cheat twan to now naler and smaller, and
before long disappeared entirely. I regained
K. I. Mvaaa. 100 Mulberry St., Newark. N. J.
Don't destroy all possible chance of a
euro by taking the doctor's treatment
of mercury ana potash. These minerals
eanse the hair to fall out, and will
wreck the entire system.
For H3)l .!
.ThoOIUUU
is Ptnun.T vaoBTAsu, and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
potash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books on the disease and its treat
ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com
pany, Atlanta, Georgia.
o o
you need not mention them in yot r
an argument to force gold contracts
npon State and Municipal Govern
ment, and upon private citizens.
These leaders know that if their
. i . . ...
avueme is carrieu out. tbe vcrv
ex-
the last Democratic State Conven
noij, mu mo xvpuuncuB are juiscneuuie; ten us now many white. I lstence oi these gold obligations wiil
iavoroi voting in me Dngnt sun- men your party roDDed or their suffer- be urged as a reason wby bini'tal-
light, and in favor of everybody ages that year? ism should not be restored,
standing up and being counted, and How many of your secret circulate If the Republicans obtain control
I say further brother Populiststhat ?0!,J the electnin of the Senate and Uo use ii the e ec
means a great deal to the people of Howmaniof l?J2i?-Z tion of .1898, there is no doubt, that
North Caro na. The Democrats of cuIar8 btve y0 gotK over? The they will, by Jaw, surrender tbe con-
orth Carolina have said, just give Populiet and Republican Committets tract right which the government
them the Legislature and they will are running short of tbem. How many now has, to pay coin obligations in
pass an election law that will for- of tbem wiil you furnish for use as silver (of which we are large produe-
cvoi giv. mem tuuuw. j.vw tuai i w !. u .uc (hcicui vauipaigur i nrs ana Dina the nation to pay in
nTri n a a wtt wrv- n rk n r. w v w art r& r w a h n a m mm w i ill . a mm a ai mm a iwai a - . a a r -
wo uavo gut iuc xciiib ui i lie:
Carolina government out ol
hands, I say keep it so. ??&1"JE trolled by England.)
Let everybody in favor of reform w t t'Q .. you; The Republican patty will, if it
be united and go to the polls and part of the swsg? If you were one of obtains control of Congress in 1898,
bury the Cleveland-Ransom gold- tbe lawyers, who were tbe others, and abandon the system which gives the
bug lawyer machine -from sight how much were they to get? debtor the option, and substitute a
forever. - The Democratic convention of 1896 new ; system, which, permits the
mm a i a a r9 la aa a 4 . Dl mm .! mf " '
jfopuiiscssnouiaputuptneirbest 'or urjiu iuu iree stiver, money lenders to choose the coin of
men ana republicans do the same. .7"" V MCIWf.B UB SBCU payment, and second, allows them to
Nominate men for the Legislature S2iffwK tm'V.IIJSS lDe the Phasing Aw of
that have got the manhood and rffi:1Wi5 IfZ'tV a!.'VS!!l"i the dollars which they demand, to
backbone to meet them on the
stump and expose their rottenness.
The county executive committees
should force them to a joint can
vass which is the only way to ex
pose their corruption and meanness.
The Democrats are beginning the
same 01a tune, tnat we are
helping to send goldbuga to Con
gress when we fuse with the Re
publicans, but they don't tell you
how they let the goldbugs control
the Democratic State Convention.
They don't tell that they are in fa
vor of sending goldbug Hansom
back to the United States Senate.
But they are just the same.
Yours for reform,
G. P. Sttton.
f THERE It IO KINO Of 9k1M OR t
ACHE, IRTEMAL OR EXTERHAL,
V THAT PAIR-KILLER WILL HOT RE- 0
LIEVE. - t
? LOOKOUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB- J
5 STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE T
m BEARS THE NAME,
J . PERRY DAVIS SON. i
dollar salary, printed it in the Wash
ington Post that North Carolina
would certainly be for Cleveland and
gold?
ud more question, ion are new
tbe impoverishment of the wealth
producers of the world.
Itt Each Voter Answer Thee fjaeetloae.
bhouid those who oppose this fi
- as .a ....
clamoring about white man's govern- nancial heresy, this child of greed
ment and negro rule. It has been time and avarice, fight each other while
and time again publicly charged that the American people are bound with
tbe Democrats of Craven county fused fetters of gold)
.i.VC.tl.n.? f KePu1b,icrs d The administration is clearly com-
affl'iStSssswi'.'t ?i"entthbt7ofobpr ic,-
more negroes. How many of tbem SSSXmSVu? helthVd;
were there? Wbat were tbe names of miniatration by fighting each olber?
these negroes? How many times did The Secretary of the Treasury is
you vote for tbem? I should not have planning the retirement of the preen
thougbt you would have done it. backs. Should these who oppose re-
Another question. You went to Con- tirement of greenbacks help to de
gress once Irom tbe black district, now stroy them by fighting each other!
ZJj-rTSe "-Wbit. The admiiistratioS has reeom
SuSTJlniI SISTJS'iw mended an enlargement of tbe priv
SVnlSXSitfmn tJ i'fgea and profits of national blnk.
Ooe more question. If you succeed 01 u?ne should those who oppose
in defeating Bryan in 1900, do you ex- n tional banks of issne strenthen
pect to get your old office or a better the banks by fightinsr each other!
one? Are you hoping for Ransom and The Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland or Ransom and McKinley to asks authority to issue ioterest-bear-dJ
better by you next time? Vance is ing bonds. Should tfcoso who op
dead and can no longer binder vour .,,), ... ;. :-.....:-.
c"",,""- i,S1b"rh,ed'btb'
Beaotr ttlool Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Caacareta, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
parities from tbe body. Begin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for tea cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c
I aeon tax Headed.
Our Federal taxes are collected en
tirely from import duties and inter
nal revenue dnties, both, system
bearing more heavily npon the poor
than upon the rich. The Republi
cans refuse to grant the relief which
ould bo secured through an amend-
rout.J
round. f
K aa lll;lr laaaaa Mai.
Many millions ct our oi Ii U
lieve that tk reforms bor num
erated will bring vact a.!vutiir t
ti? pr d j-rs of wealth, tut l.-U. T
tbe adrantago b ruuli .r Iiitl,-,
thesi are the things ai-ii lie im
tiiediatelf iu front of u, andth)
b drtidtU tic way or lh oth r In
foro roor r mote mutation', -u
though tht y bo gr a! r .r s, ia I..
Btnoufly consider, d. What leU
there be juttiocs whif-b may ulti
mately separate tboae wLo loutrbt
together in the lat-t rampaign. wi.l
Demotratr, Populists or .lrr W
publicans be the worn for having
secured thone tLioc 1r mhkh tL-y
are j ointly contendinT
MraaKih la fai.. Wa.a,M ,,.w.
Attention is a tmaos t an ml,
not ibe end itself. To j-ur a t w
thicjrj is better than to adr.xat.
many things and get nothing. Our
opponents not only recognize that
there is strength iu union, but tUy
.Do recc-gn that there is -akn-.
iu division, acd therefore tbey may
be f-zpecttd V pr-snt a orjitrd frot.t
whenevtr tbe iHTru t,f aggieg
ted wealth are attacked, and tL-y
may be expected to eprtad di.se u
sions wherever possible among tt
reform forces.
Rrbatuei f Ibe Km
The Democrats will be warned
againtt becoming tainted witb Pop
ulism, and yet Jeffer-on denuuncsd
banks of issue, and Jack-son ente red
into a contest with tbe money power
i.m .thra w Populiet party,
while the bimetallic system was es
tablished in the United State before
any political party was organized.
Our enemies will warn tbe Populists
against association with tbe Demo
crats, and with ncatinted praiaeeom
rnend those who are credited with
putting principal above office."
The Republican party will gladly
leave tbe Popnlists in possesion of
all the principles, t, i0Df. M thl
Republicans are permitted to hold
all the cllicer, because political prin
ciples are of no service to the public
until tbey are enforced, through tbe
legislative.-executive and jooie.il
departments of tbe government. The
bilrer Republicans will 1 akd to
listen to the stern eorg of interna
tional bimetallists. and warned
arainst the contaminating itflaenee
cr both Democrats and Popnlists
As an ounce of prevention is said to
be worth a poutd ol cure, so a dollar
spent ia tep.ratitgtbe reform tores
will be more useful than .ixteeu dol
lars spent in an attempt to overcome
ttir united strength.
a.aeare7 Is Vpmm aa.
In great crisis the patriotir-"
the American neonla i.... t
visea
emergent J An
will
d pafri-
ene tbe
s of M
defra
or m or
sTtera"'
J
ST
Sit
at
1 r
SJ
tlC
saSeient for
emergency is now upon f
reqaire ail tbe inteliigencf
01 ism e.i the feo;le to
government from tbe ha
party whit has become
cer ard abetter of everv
polneal vice. In such a rri
isnotinteto discuss tbe ultimate ef
leet 01 co-operation npon any partJ
enlar party. We may rest a f sure 4
that the people will bestow tionw
wlire honor is due, and that that
pa'ty whieh shows the greatest de
votion to the welfare of "he pnp'-
will, in the end receive due credi:
for every laudable endeavor.
W. J. Batax.
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