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Mr. Stevens l:poses the Hypocrisy of the
Railroad Lawyer Conventoin.
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THE CRIME COMUITTKD IN THE NAME OF DEMOCRACY!
Editor Tiik Cat rtauw :
Mince th lat liemorraf in State convention adjourned IhH writer dan been
eipectirr to mui charg rleared up and s'l rigbt before the people. , It
baa been repeatedly char gut Hint the convention did hot' represent the masses
of JelTer-oninn I iitiiirrat. but that It was captured and controlled by men who
would prefer ti n-f Cleveland President rather than llryan. It baa aUo been
charged ihat guldlma and monopoliita who did not4 support Bryan and silver
io law, and mme who ciikimu ted either MoKinleyot Palmer and Buckper,
Ware on hand a delegate helping to ilefeat a co-operation of the silver and
anti-omiiopolj; fon e, ai recotitniended, by llryan and the National organi
zation. .,, , , ,, .... .
In thin so? The people have a right to kpow, and tbey will know. Tbera
have, been no positive ard n pec i lie denial. The denials come, by way of
charging other par ie with certain hurt coining. Ioe tiiis answer tbe
obarge? Surely i does not, but, on the other hand, is it not an admission thai
a positive direct denial cat not be made? '1 he tm'kening conviction is coming
to tbe masses of the Silver Democrat that the charge la true
Is It not ahnmerul that 1 10,000 silver un, whostand for Iiryanand the wbole
Chicago platform, an', 'be ninated and betrayed, by about 5,000 gold bugs
- . t - . lul ltaan a ml sarlejaaa m hH trt a n W gt arHlim hail I tall
; ' W H"' arl Jl aTM I K " von a ui onitii huu aaa en si j va t fcvw a
ICd ",oUV ' in,,4.rteti MckiaW r Palmer and Jluckuer and that crowd?. Yet
HJjy , sjllHl tilirnr air inc siis tv nu vytin iuiuiicvc uuai Js v a v aMwt n v
""state convention on May ls:s, and wbo now have complete control of the
machinery of the party. They repudiated the policy of Bryan and committed
the nartY to the policy of Cleveland. . Bryan wanted tbe 140.0W Silver Demo
crats and the 10,000 l'opulists to join forces to .co-operate, which would make
a sweeoinir victory over gold and monopoly. ' Cleveland wanted these silver
and ami-monopoly forces kept apart to that gold and monopoly might control
the 3t ate. These ,00 Cleveiandites hive captuted (tbe-part-J arul carried .out
bis ffoldbuir nolicv. They have not oiily dona this, but these '.Cleveiandites
now control the machinery of the parly. ' Will theyu6t use this machinery
of Cleveland's till I'.K'O against Kryanand silver and in support of Cleveland a
orold and monotioly noliri? ...
This is shameful treason that has be'eh committed in the1 name of Democracy,
and this is tbe reason.ihat the question is dodged and. not answered, it was
not thus In 1 MM, when by a union of the silver forces the Stateelectoral ticket
was carried for Bryan and silver over. the beads of tbe Cleveiandites
If the charge cannot now be positively denied, if the charge is true, wha
may silver men expect in l'.tOO? Will not the Cleveiandites, who now control
tbe machinery of tbe party, use it to try to defeat tbe nomination of Bryan or
any true silver mini' and, If he should be nominated over their heads, wpuld
tbv not use the machinery of the party to try to defeat him and carry tbe
Stat" for the nominees of the Clevelaod-McKinley-I'almer and Buckner com
bine? Certainly they will. Some of , them bolted in 18 to try to carry Abe
S'ate for McKinley, and, failing by that method, they went to work to capture
the machinery of the Democratic party for tbe same purpose in 1900. This is
a question for every sliver man who is earnestly opposeu to tne ruie oi goia
and monoDolv to thinK about, and seriously too.
There were some men at the recentf Democratic 'State Convention who had
been no bound and who seemed so pronounced -in Ibeir devotion to silver and
in their opposition to monopoly, that tfte people thought they were sincere.
But it seems that they all surrendered to the Cleveiandites without even a
struggle. They made no tight for their convictions, or, rather, their professed
nrincinles. Where was the editor of the News and Observer, tbe member of, tbe
National committee, the so-called representative of Mr. Bryan and the self 4
tvled '"Tribune of the People?" lie. tool surrendered at the convention to the
Cleveiandites. They put him on the platform committee. 'They told him that
he Hilffbt write all tbe silver in the platform he wanted, but that be must not
insist on carrying tbe plan of Bryan aqd Chairman Jones for winning a Vic-i
torv for silver. They said to mm, maae an tne silver ana ami-monopoiy pro
fessions you want to, but you must surrender the only weapon of success for
those professions by the same act that you declare your devotion. And tne so
called Tribune of tbe l'eonle" steDoed into the"trick. Was he fooled, or did
be think be could fool tbe people? l-'v
Id r. Bryan foresaw, months ago, that this trick would be worked by the
goldbugs and hypocrites in Mates where the silver sentiment was strong among,
tne masses of tbe people. In an open letter in tbe New York Journal he
warned the people that in States like North Carolina the goldbugs and monop
olists would pretend to be tor stiver in oruer to get control oi me conventions
and the nartv machinery. buft when in' control they would refuse to do that
Which was necessary to win a victory for the people and good govern
ment. Did not this very thing happen at the late Democratic State conven
tinn? And did not Mr. Daniels submit to it without a tight? But tbe people
had not been warned of this danger, for a majority of the Democratic papers
mfused to nubliah Mr. itrvan's letter containing this warning.
what dnp it mean? It means that: the iroldbusrs and tbe pretended silver
men (hypocrites) have fooled the people and have gotten compl ete control of
tbe party machinery. It means tbat 'Bryan arid Uie principles be stands for
"have been betrayed tbat tbe people have been betrayed. Wbatcan the people
do? them repudiate tbe traitors I
Don't silver men want success for silver? How can tbey win? 1 By standing
together by co-operating against gold 'aad monopoly, as advised, by Bryan
and Chairman Jones. And H tne Democratic state convention naa ueen con
trolled by men who were sincere for silver and earnestly opposed to gold and
monopoly, it would have followed this eourse.'
Don't goldbugs and monopolists want to win-a victory- for gold and monop
oly? Don't they always pursue tbe course tbat will bring them victory? Cer
tainly ! In this State tbey could not. win by simply combining their strength
because tbe silver men. if united, are in a large majority; therefore, to win
they must first divide tbe silver men, and this is the explanation of the action
pf tbe Democratic State convention. If this is Democracy, then I 40 not en
dorse sucb Democracy and am out of it,'- - -.
Thus we see that the goldbugs and monopolists put forth tremendous effdrts
posethan to divide tbe silver and anti-mouopoly'forceS. Tbey worked this
game wherever tbey could in the last election; tbey are working it even-more
suocessruiiy now. r.. - .; .
There are, probably, 40,000 Populists who saved this State for Bryan and free
silver in the last campaign, aud that; too; under conditions that put their
patriotism and devotion to principle to the? severest test. "These are tbe men
t. a . . ? l a i 1 1 .
wnom every sincere supporter oi jiryaQ. ana nis principles snouiu Beeaasaiues.
Did the Democratic State convention seek the co-operation of these meo? NO
but, on the other hand, it spurned the ofler. which tbe Populists bad already
made. What is the explanation? There axe a few thousand gold and monop-
i v . . l & . a m. .
oiy democrats, woo, acting uuuer Vyieveianu j auyice, irieu to ueieat iryau in
wbo, with the hypocrites, captured the Democratic. 3tate convention and. now
control the machinery, and are using it to' try to divide tbe silver and. anti-
monopoly forces. J bis is tbe explanation. ;
poes any man need further proof that the convention jaa not composed of
sincere silver delegates? If so, J can be specific. Here, in Duplin county,? at
tbe county convention a certain ClevelaDdite offered a resolution condemning
the last Democratic State committee for forming a co-operative electoral ticket
in lsyc, which was the only possible way to carry the State for Bryan and sil
ver. Now this same Clevelandite was rewarded at. the .late .Democratic State
convention by being placed on tbe Democratic state committee, and the State
committee is now composed of sucb men, because tbe Cleveiandites controlled
the convention. r " . -4iiifr is I ,
Thus the 5.000 Cleveland and monopoly Bemocrats with the help of some hyp
ocrites pretending to befor Bryan ands.il Ver (wbo, by the way,' are more numer
ous and more dangerous than tbe open goldbugs) U4vtf led 140,000 silver voters
again into the goidbug trap. They have ..succeeded in dividing, tbe silver
forces (the object aimed at) which is a victory for gold and a defeat for silver
I believe that it is tbe duty of every true silver man and .sincere supporter
of Bryan to expose and denounce this trick of the enemy. 'Tbe 'quicker' the
people repudiate these traitors tbe better, i nope in iyoo to see 'tne true ail
ver and anti-monopoly forces united. But the people must overthrow these
Cleveiandites and hypocrites before the silver men can be united. These men
are against tbe Chicago platform aud every econpwic reform tbat means pros
perity to the people. f; - J '-f i
Krmsmber bow these monopolists and gold bugs were dumfounded and scat
tered with amazement when Bryan was, nominated, but most .of them bung on
to the Democratic ship, some by votlngilor only a Democratic constable per
bans. hoDins: to recauture her. This they, have now dole br deception- .How
tbey intend to either scuttle the ship or. 44d her taCo their igeidbag and mo
nopoly barbor. One of tbe two they wui surely no, ana. tne nonest. masses vt
in macninery oi tne snip.
Now, one word in conclusion about the recent letter -of ex Governor Jarvis
io which be attempted to construe or interpret tbe action of tbfe' convention
Let it be remembered tbat Mr. Jarvis was one of tbe" lea'diog opponents of co
operation at the convention. He was chairman of the committee which re
pudiated Bryan's plan for co-operation of all who oppose goraY and monopoly
lie was chairman of the committee which not only refused- tbe proposition of
the Populists for co-operation and further refused to make a counter proposi
tion, but which also declared against considering any further proposition of
auy kind. Yet Mr. Jarvis says in his letter to Col, John It. Webster (than
. whom there,is no truer silver man) tbat it was not intended-by tbe State ootwen
tion to nrevent district and county co-operation. If It was dottiistrictaad doun
ty co-operation to elect silver Congressmen and members of the Legislature
Ac. tbat I he State convention refused, Uie-nrpray what was it? There is no
at ate ticket to be elected this year. 'Into hypocrisy Of this is too abBurd
to fool anybody.; The State convention is the only body that i a umt of the
uttioaal organization.' Tbe chief business before the stateonventton 1 was to
consider tbe question of co-operation as outlined and recommended by Bryan
and tbe national organization of tbe party. But this convention repudiated tbe
- national organization and betrayed t'he people at home. Why? Because
Bryan and Chairman Jones are true silver men, while' tbe State convention
was controlled by goldbugi and monopolists. Still the silver people arV in
vitco to vote for the candidates of this gold and monopoly' 'machine in' the
districts and counties." , .'. -f' r ' r 1
Do they think tbe people are fools? - f ' '' "
' . i . ' . Yours Ac. -JsLr.' ..'.
Warsaw, July 14th,
H.' J j. Stkvicns.
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COXatlTTSXS'.
, SiQTioNtJ.. Each townakip shall be
undrr tbe gOTemment of aa 'Bxeca-
tive CommitUe of five members, who
shall elect their own Chairman;'
Committee shall be, elected bj Uie
voters of said Townahip at the pri
maries called to elect delegate to the
county nominating conventions, un
der ' call of the ' Coonty Chair-
maDT' Provided tbat those Town
ships which are divided into pre
cincts or wards shall have a separate
Committee for each precinct or
ward.
8ko. 2. Each County shall be nn
der'the government of the 'Cottnty
Executive Committee,' which aaall
consist of la0 ctiairman or the sot
eral Township, Ward or ureeinet
Committees. This Committee shall
meet at the same time and place
of the 'county nominating eonven
tions of tne'reoplea Party of any
year is held, and elect a county
chairman, wbo may or may not be a
memoer or. its own body, .in eaae
it shall appear ' at... said meet-
ingot the county Executive Com
mitten, tnat any township, - ward or
precinct has failed tb take -action in
accordance with Section 1, the-said
county Executive Committee shall
be empowered to appoint said com
mittee or committees. -
.-.JSxc.-tf. The executive oonunittee
for the various Congressional, Jadi
eial -and Senatorial districts shall
consist of the chairman of the cpunty
executive committee of the counties
that com pose tbe said Congressional,
Judicial and 'Senatorial Districts,
The -Congressional, J udicial and Sen
atorial committees shall meet at the
same time and place that the conven
tions meet to nominate their respec
tive candidates, and shall eleet
chairman for said committees who
may or may not .be a member, of their
body . ' - ; ;
' Sxc. 4. 'The' State Executive Com
mittee shall consist of tbe State chair
man', the chairman or congressiona
executive- committees, ttnd one mem
ber elected by each Congressiona
Convention while in- session, with six
additional members at large.
... Sic L In case any-above named
committee fails to report to its
convention while in session as
provided above, it shall be
snffisient- proof ' that there is
no proper organization, and the con
vention shall thereupon proceed to
elect a chairman of the committee.
Sec. 6. Tbe county executive com
mittee, Congressional executive com
mitteesj, Judicial executive .commit
tees shall report heir action, as. pro
vided for above, to their r spective
conventions- while in st-sion, for
their approval or disapproval. I
not approved, thr n the e. i.vention
before an adjournment, hi'l elect
tbe chairman, of said committee.
Sec. 7. The State convention shal
elect six members of the Executive
Committee at large, and may elect a
State ! chairman ? ot, leave the State
Committee to elect its own chairman
who may or may not be a member o:
said comittee. - Hut each State chair
man shall serve until his successor is
elected. The six members at large
of the State committe and the State
chairman-ehail constitute the Cen
tral Executive Committee.
Sec. 8. All executive committees
shall have the power to supply. . al
the vacancies occurring therein.
Sec. U. A quorum of tbe various
committees shall be as follows: The
county and Senatorial committees
a mai ixity; the Congressional, Jadi
cial and State one-third, of. the
members of said committees.
Sec 10. The executive committees
ot the Senatorial, Congressional and
Judicial districts, respectfully, shall
at the. call ot their, respective chair
men, neet at jo,me time an.d paoe.
in their respective districts, . desig
nated m said call . And it- shall be
their duty to appoint pie time and
place for holding conventions, in
their respective districts; jtndthe
chairman of said , respective . com
mittees shall immediately notify tbe
chairmen of the different county tx
ecutive committees, ot the., said ap
pointment, and the said county ex
equtiye committees shall, at .once cal
conventions: their respective ceun
tea in, eon(ornuty o said notice, ,, to
send delegates to said respective dis
trict conventions.
Skc 11 That4n a&oof failure o
any primary or convention to elect
delegates, the executive committee
in i 'L-ik'
snail nave power to appoint, ana er
tifylhe proper number of delegates
The.chaiBmah, onVyi hia. Absence any
member oi tne county, senatorial
Judicial and Congressional commit
tees, shall call to order their respec
tive conventions, and hold chairman
ship thereof until the convention
shall elect its chairman. . . ' . .
- CONVENTIONS.
Section 1. Each township, pri
mary of the Peoples Party shall
send to the County Convention
three delegates, and one addi
tional delegate for every 25 votes,
or majority fraction thereof, cast
for the Peoples Partycandidate for
Governor in 1892. But where a
township is divided into precinct,
watd, or other sub-division of a
township then in lien of the - above
each-such subdivision, shall send, to
the County Convention, one dele
gate, and one additional delegate for
every 25 votes or majrity fraction
thereof. u:--' : . .;.
'9ec. 2. Each eoonty convention
shall be entitle.di to eend to each , of
theother conventions two delegates
at large, and one additional delegate
forr eiery fifty votes ' and -majority
fraction thereof east for. the People!
party candidate fpr Governor in 1892:
Provided that every convention shall
be'entitled to send as many delegates
as it may see fit; and provided fur
ther, that the number of duly ac
crelited delegates in any conven
tion shall cast the vote of the coun
ty. Sic. 3. It shall be the duty of the
chairman of the various eonhty con
ventions to certify to the list of del
egates that may be chosen for the
different districts, and State conven
tions and forward list of State del
egates to the State Chairman. '
Sic. 4 . All who are opposed to the
present financial system of our gov
ernment, who Are in favor of the
free coinage cf both silver and go!d
at the legal ratio of 16 to 1; wbo f a
vor a farther icereaae of oar Ugal
tender currency, without the hi in
vention cf banking - eovvratiocr:
wbo favor a gradnatd taeom- tax
and farther neceatary legislation to
rodtee and equalize taxation ad
who are in favor of a free ballot and
a fair eoant, and of guaranteeing to
each political party tbe right to rrp
resentation on all election board ,
which shall ba of tbeir own h cioa,
to prevent disfranehisiog votea'by
partisan election boatd; wbo aro in
a vor of a more economic admin-s
t rat ion of our government, eoun'y.
8tate and NaUooal: wbo ar opposed
to having Executive and Legislative
braaehM of our government domina
ted and controlled by trusts, com -
bines and monopolies, and wbo are
willing to co-operate with the Peo
pie's party to secure these reforms,
are invited to participate in all Peo-
party primaries and conven
tions. , , . . . ;
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'The Campaign of iooo U On.
'Org-anitttion and aduoatioa la tha waaah
nrJ' Litaratnraia tha moat affectiTa ataaaa
For ton (10) cenU in tiWar or BUapa rwu
am will ba pl.ood on tba BiWa Clraofaaat
Llat and aeirt to tba leading .iUar aaoVvtona
apara in tha United StatatT who will nallVoa
aampla eopiaa tnm fo dlatribntioa. Toa wUl
fT?Ml apaeehaa. pamphlaU.
fc.for diatribntion; orar a hanJiid papara!
C it II -"L". mvo., i or omy iu oanta. Ual
tba lltaratnrafor roar aalahborhood. aZnrffaT
z. w aoeoasBn tbe fraoda by whiaa tae
land grants to tba factoc Kallroad eoaapaa
iaa haa. thrnoab oooniTaocaof tb in tenor
apaniDot, roobaxS TfiTTnl of actual!
Dooanua aettiera of inair botua aaJ mil
or umr claima. tnat w detaaod laartalauoai
by CooaTtaa whicb will n(oroa tha aaaap
boo of mioerai laod from aucb gran la altar,
wru aa iciorv pauem.
. w demand tbat booaoda aaOlara oo
au poouc laoaa o provklad frae hoaaaa and
be provided for in tha wtt..i HtutmmmA
law, and that no exception ba aaada in the
cam oi inaiaa raaarrations when opanad
n - . . .... .
m wukiusi, man uta ail UUKM DOt DOW
faianiaa oome anojar Utta demand.
. vi favor a svatam of diraca w4aliLn
urvuffn ld lniiMXjra and releraiMuaa an
der proper conatitut tonal aaiaguarda.
suiul raoroamojia.
1. W demand tha elartmn of fWiUst
ana vioa-rreaident and Umtad ttatas
tors by a direct vote ot tha Monla.
x. we tender to tna natriotie mooU a
Cuba our deepest aynipathy in their heroic
struggl for political freedom and indepan-
wuw, anu w, oeiwTt ui dbw naa oome
when the Lulled buuea, the araal rW public
of tbe world, should rvouwnbva that cub m
anuoi ncntotufbt to be a frca and IruW.
a
panoeni (Mate,
s. vt ravor noma rala in tba Tcrnmrw
and tha Uwtnct of Columbia, and tba .wrl)
buiuiwou oi lemionea aa ntatea.
a. au paoiic amiariM aboual hi m.wii
correapobd to tba price of labor and Hi pro-
uucu.
5. In times of treat indnatrial dmraaUifi
idle labor should be emolovad on oabne
wum aa lar aa pracucaDj.
o. i na artMtrarv course of tha ontuta in
assnmlna to imprison citixena for indinet
contempt and rulinc bv Inlanetion. ahanld
be prerei ted by proper legialaUon.
i- t, a Tavor jost pensions for our disabled
union soioters.
8. Uelievinc that tha election f ranch iaa
ano antrammeiad ballot era wniinisl to
govern meat of, for, and by tba peopla, tha
Peoples Party condemns the wholesale ays-
A. M Ml M . . m ...
icai u uiai rancn mant aoopted in soma
iitatca aa un-Fpoblican and an-Damocratio,
auu we oeciaie to na tne anty oi the sev
eral State ""ialaturea to take such action aa
will secure a full, free and fair ballot and
an nonest count.
9j While tbe foreroine Drooositloha con
stitute the platform upon which oar party
stands and for tha vindication of which ita
organization will maintain, we reooenize
that the great and pressing issue of the
pending; campaign upon which tbe present
irreaiueuuai election will turn la the nnan
at anaa. Wrlto.rou aama and add
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Tha Peoples Party National Platform.
f TH .11. a. a. -w . .
-' r onuwmg la tne ropuiist piauorm as
adopted: . . . .
"The Peoples Party assembled in Na
tional convention, reaffirms its allegiance
to the principles declared by the founders
of the BeDUblic and also to the fundament.
al principles of just government as enunci-
aiea in tne piauorm oi the party in 192.
We recognize that through the connivance
of the present and preceding administra
tions, the country has reached a crisis in its
National life as predicted in our declaration
rour years ago, and that prompt and patri
We realize that while we have political inde
pendence oar financial and industrial inde
pendence is yet to be attained by restoring
to our country the constitutional control
and exercise of the functions necessary to a
people's government, which functions have
been basely surrendered by our public ser
vants to corporate monopolies. The influ
ence of European monev chancers has been
more potent in shaping legislation than the
voice of the merican eople. Executive
power and patronage have been used to cor
rupt o,ur legislatures to defeat the will of
the people and plutocracy has been en
throned upon the rains of Democracy. To
restore the government intended by the
fathers and for the welfare and prosperity
of this and future generations, we demand
tne establishment of an economic and
nancuu system wnicn anaii maxe us mas
ters of oar own affairs, and independent of
European control by the adoption of the
loiiuwuig: f - v "-,
. MCLAJUTIOH OF PBIKCIPLKB.
1. We demand a National money, safe
and sound issued by the general govern
ment only without the intervention oi
banks of issue, to be a full legal tender for
ail debts, public and -private, so that a Inst.
equitable and efficient means of distribution
may be made direct to the people and
through the lawful disbursement of the government.
2. We demand the free and unrestricted
coinage of silver and gold at the present le
gal ratio of 16 to 1 without waiting for the
consent of foreign nations.
3. We demand the volume of circnlaHne
medium be speedily Increased to an amount
sumaent to meet the demands of the- busi
ness people of this country and to restore
the lust level of prices of labor and pro
. . 4. We denounce the sale of bonds and the
Increase of the public interest-bearing bond
debt made by the present administration as
unnecessary and .without authority of. law
and that no more bonds be issued except
by specific act of Congress.
5. We demand such legal legislation as
wui prevent roe aemonetizauon ox tha law
ful money of the United States by private
o. w e aeraanci tnat tne government in
payment ot its Obligations shall use ita op
tions as to the kind of lawful monev .in
which they are to be paid and we denounce
me present and preceding administration
far surrendering this option to the holders
oi government obligations.
7. We demand a graduated income tax to
the end that aggregated wealth shall bear
its just proportion of taxation" and we de
nounce the Supreme court, relative to the
a come tax law, aa a misinterpretation of
e constitution and an invasion of the
rightful powers of Congress over the subs
Ject of taxation. '
8. We demand that postal sayings banks
be established by the government for tha
safe deposit of the savings of the people
and to facilitate exchange.
, ; BAtLBOADS. .
li Transportation being a means of ex
change and a public necessity, the govern
ment should own and operate the railroads
in the interest of the people on a non-partisan
basis; to the end that all may be ac
corded the tame treatment in transporta
tion, and that the tyranny and political
power now exercised By the great railroad
corporations, which results in the impair
ment if not the destruction of the political
rights and personal liberties of the citizens
may he destroyed. Such ownership is to be
accomplished gradually in a manner con
siskent with sound pohcy.-- - 'iv.' .
: X JTha interest of the United States in the
pubnc highways built with public moneys;
and tha proceeds of exteasiye grants of land
to tha Pacific railroad should never be aiien
ated, morbmged .or sold, but guarded and
protected for the general welfare, as provide
ed by the laws of organizing such railroads:
The foreclosure of existing lines of the Uni
ted States on these roads should at once fol
low default in the payment thereof of the
dabt of eompanies, and at the foreclosure
sales of .said roada, the government shall
Purchase the same if ft becomes haoeeaarr
to protect its interest therein or if they can
be purchased at a reasonable price; and the
government, shall operate said railroads as
public highways for the benefit of the
wholepeopmand not In the interest of the
few, under suitable provisions for protec
uuu ui mm auu properry; giving to all trans
portation interests and privileges and equal
rates for fares and freight.
3. We denounce the present Infamous
schemes for refunding these debts and de
mand that the laws now applicable thereto
be executed and administered aocordinjr to
their true intent and apirit.
4. The telegraph, like the postoffice sys
tem, being a necessity for the tranamiamion
of news should be owned and operated by
the government in the interest of people.
mm.
1. The true policy demands that the na
tional and State legislation shall be such as
aba to tha Uqp
ta good tama
samfnaii
aaavha aaoat aaaphat Ma ana cant
a tha hasty and ascraa aaazmer ta vhkra
wvaUd have
of tha tw
tof te Kate to tha fart that tha say-Har.
aaas power of a troa railroad lobby 4w
veated tha laat IsHoOatara trot oa.tiB
tha aevrawy Wanaiatwa to eaahn tba Stat
to snake aa laaaiueatjoa Uroob tha prvfwv
tm vBuorca. vi mm 11 anaamau. wica
waa ao anitcraaUy aoajoaaabad bv tha wia
of the uuf and ait .ciaai 1 1 of oft
aena, whaa tt first becaate kaaaa. We
therrfora daaaand that tha Mil Om-
era! Aeaaaably foilr iarnlinu thia
tranaaruoo, and to tha rod that tbe
Utterrat of the ttaia may ba foUy protactad
aa far aa K ran be dooa. eocb aaswtatjve
acttoa ah all be taken aa ta coui tract, aa far
zapoaaibla, thia unwaat and am at tia&a
Id 03 ST1HK
hut n Ta uncamL
TO-OAV-
" taww kawt Urn fmm aaT T B
Formerly NEW OOCASONS.
( Cs tJSr i Tar
( ba.a.
TWBaat
aaSaa
aaaiovaL or caaaa.
The moal of caaaa from tba state ooarta
to tha IVlerai coaru for trial auvi iaa i till
wherein tha plain una are poor perwuoa aal
tha defeodanta are neh f onruta corporaUooa,
on apphcaoon of defcodaata. ta a growinat
aril in North Carolina, aad ia ita practical
opera Uor. frauoeaily amounts to a dental of
luauca ta poor suitors, and therefore should
be coodt-taaad. Vt a demand, tnervfore. thai
the neat Uaneral AaaamUy ahall aaaa mrti a
Kroerai swuia oo uta aubjact itKludinc aa
alien law ai tut tar to the Vt laoonain atauiie.
so aa to lake from such corporations dotn
iHteiaw- to thia btala tha tm vi waraa of carrr
iaa on boaioeas In North taroliaa and witn-
d rawing the pcoteeUoa of theotate axlandol
to tbeir oui,.caa, II they persist la aaraiitna
tb- juiimitciioo of our oourta when aio,s
iuw bt againat them. We also recotu-
ui-i d a tvnsututional prohibition of tha
tiii na. k-ae or rental of parallel or coiu
ui i.g lailway lines.
a Ji ar uiavaiarTioK or tbs iriiiiM
or TaXaiioM.
We advocate such legislation aa will in
aure a lust listing and taxation of all
evHlencea of debt, and make an eqaitabia
adjustment of tha harden of taxation be
tween the debtor and a creditor.
aaoccriOM or aaLaaiaa
In order to keen our Public eerranta In
thorough touch aud aympatny with tbe
oppreaaad masses, and to check to satue ex
tent tne scramble lor olnoe. wa demand i
redaction of salanea until such time aa
through an increase of the currency the
price oi property and prodacta will Justify
toa present ratea.
TUB BCLB or TBI PSOFLB.
We favor the principle of direct forialation
known as tbe Initiative and Iteferendum. in
order to restore and preserve the rule of tba
people. "It will not be opposed br any
Democrat who endorses tbe dec laration of
f a a.
irwai
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T I lliIHni,ttM,,"nil,a,
WMMmsu, r Im mm.
rmrT:ZUU.JTTl "a.,! Jeffon that tha people are cap.bla.of arlf-
aiaaa mob. w v tajiuiauiV
i a i a . . . " - . . J
invite the aid and oo operation of all organ
izations and citizens agreeing with us upon
mia viiai oueauon
If the llaby is Cutting; Teeth,
lie sure and uso that old and well
tried : remedy, Miw. Winslow's
HooTilixu Syrup, for children
teething. It soothes the child soft
ens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic and Is the best remedy
m ji. i m a. a
iur uiarruus. xwenty-ilVG C0I1M a
bottle. ' ' ,
PKOPLKS PAKTI STATE PLATPOBaf.
The Peoples Party of North Carolina, in
co ivention assembled at Kaleietu on tbe
17th day of May, ISas, hereby, affirms
us unqualified alit-giance to tbe principles
or the party, and hereby approves tbe
platform of the Peoples Party adopted at its
aauonai convention neid in the city ot ot.
T 2 T I fra w
ajouio, j uiy iiUf. iooo. .
THB BLKCTION LAW
We hereby reaffirm our fixed determina
tion to support and maintain a free ballot
auu a lair count in an elections held in
North Carolina. To this end we contend
tbat it is of vital importance for each - polit
ical party to- have on all election boar la,
repf esentati yes of their own selection. We
condemn the .Republican party and thise
wbo joined with it in the last legislature to
strike this just, essential and vital oroviaion
from the election law-of 1KJ5; and Ve pledge
ourselves to use our best efforts in the next
legislature to re-enact, this provision into
law.
LOCAL EKLF UOVXBBstSBT.
V e are in favor of . guaranteeing in the
respective counties the rutht of local self-
government by tbe election of their county
commissioners and justices of the peace by
the vote of the people, under proper safe
guards, to guarantee the best possible e-ov-
ernment to each county; and we pledge the
j. wpre a party io tue uuuunueu support ana
maintenance 01 tnat principle, and warn
the voters of the daneer of electing mem
bers of the General Assembly hostile there
to. ... - . .
GOLD NOTXS AND MOKTGAGK8. .
' We believe that all money demands should
oe payaDie in tne lawiui money ot the Uni
ted States without nreferenca or dincrimina.
tioh, and therefore favor the passage by the
urenerai Assenioiy oi a taw to prohlDit tbe
taking or giving of gold notes, bonds and
mortgages in this State, and to make all the
money demands solvable in any kind of
utwiui monev of tbe United State.
' DKKOUNCB SPAIN'S POLICY." '
To avenge the .Maine,- to advance repub
lican institutions, and in the interests of hu
manity, the brutal and treacherous Span-
larusanouio oe driven irom the western
hemisphere and a Republican form of gov
ernment established in the islands which
she has misgoverned, robbed, persecuted
ana puiageu.
AGAINST ISSUING INTKRIST-BBAKIVG
BONDS. ' . ' V
We condemn the present national admin'
istration for its efforts to fasten noon the
people and future generations the burden of
interest bearing bonds and for endorsing
ana carrying out ine miamoas bond and
monopoly policy of the preceding adminis-
iraiuiu oi uroyer uieveiana. . ,
We commend the ac'ion of the Pbrmliata.
silver Republicans aLd silver Democrats in
Congress for their wise, brave and patriotic
course in soudiy co-ope raung to atrixe out
the bond provision of the oendine . war rev
enue bill and to substitute therefor au issue
of green backs and the coinage of the silver
seinorage to carry on tha war.
"' . INTKEXST. ( ..
We pledge ourselves to maintain the six
per cent, interest law enacted 'by the
General Assembly of 1895.
PUB LJ C SCHOOLS. i
The action of the Peoples Party members
oi tne tasx z uenerai Assemblies has demon
strated. beyond question, that the Peoples
rarvy nas oeen true to its antecedent Plat
form declarations -in favor of public educa
tion. We demand still further improving
and broadening the public school system of
tne state as rapiaiy as a proper regard for
tne interests oi tne tax payers and tbe re
sources of the State will permit. We also
favor such revision of oar present school
system as may increase the efficiency of our
public schools and insure the most compe
tent and effective supervision.
'. NON-PABTIZAN JUDICIARY.
Our Judiciary should be kept above the
plane of partisan politics. To this end. we
appeal to all good citizens to join us in our
efforts to make a non-partisan judiciary -an
established and permanent feature of our
State government.
REFORMATORY FOR TOUNO CRIMINALS
We favor the establishment of 'a State in
stitution for the reformation of young
criminals
'V ".i.'IRU PASSBSi f
We call attention to the interference of
railroad corporations in our politics as one
of the greatest sources of corruption in 'our
State and national governments. Free pass
es and other favontisms and discrimina
tions are among the most poisonous and ef
fective weapons to corrupt politics and da
feat the will f the people in legislative
halls. Therefore we favor a law not only
forbidding the giving of free passes and
other fa voritisma and discriminations,, but
also forbidding anyone except the actual
employees of said corporations from re
ceiving the same. -
BLKCTION OF RAILROAD COM MISSIONKBS
BY THB PBOPLB.
No State has a better railroad commission
law than North Carolina; but the public has
not receivetflhe benefit tha law was design
ed to produce on account of the failure, of
our railroad commissioners to do their duty
under the law. As one remedy for this evil
we are in favor of the election of railroad
cornea 'ssionera by a direct vote of the people-
. ,.f .
RXDCCTIOW OF FBBIGHT AMD PASSBNOBB
-. -KATBS.
We fayor a reduction of freight, express
and passenger rates, telegraph and tele
phone tariffs to the same level to which the
general range of prices of products has fall
en under the gold standard. If the Rail
way Commission continues to refuse to do
ita duty in this respect, we are in favor of
such reduction being made directly by the
next Legislature.
NORTH CASOLINA RAILROAD LKASB.
We condemn the lease of the North Caro
lina Railroad to the Southern Railway
government, nor will it be opposed by any
Republican who holds to lincoln'e idea
that this should be a government of tha
people, by the people and for the people."
,(SAL1
TO
Atlanta. Charlotte. Augusta. Atlanta.
1 - I .
Wilmington, ew Orleans
Chattanoogaashville,
New York. Boston. Richmond.
Washington Norfolk; Portsmouth.
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 403. No. 41.
Lv New York, Penn.R.R ll 00am 00pm
fhiladelphia l lzpm Vi (bun
Baltimore 3 ldput 2 50am
W aahiugton 4 topm 4 30am
Richmond. A. C.L SSnam 9 06am
Norfolk, S. A. L iiSupm 9 06am
Portsmouth 8 45pm 9 3Uam
rta44.sl
Future comfoet lor rirwr.
icrrunf economy, but buy i'.
uwln j maclunc with an eitaV
loh4 rrpuUtkarw that fuAr
an tret you loog anJ aatuiac
tory Krvicr. j
Cksrfcs D. Kerr t Cc?ajf ftMstai
Sa lattb Aaaa. UCtil
FORTUNES III Ylla.STREET.
will b made dnrinc tbe o it! few 'mottLa
by those who l-'.v rtonrrraU:r whtW
tot ks are low. Ti'lK TislK TO lU V In
WHKN KVBitYBObY IS bKUJM IMi
PANIC PR U KS RfLK.
(Hocks to-day arUinjc at 1 10 tol3 a star
are aafe la lir, as no condition ran rtirea
thera to any lartbrr apm-tab extent, and
wuen tne tara comas you an buy auor aa
profits aorrue. An advance of lu to Ju iunl
la Inevitable.
Ten ahareaof ane these low-orVswl tuar
bauoiu-htou Undepiatit. wuh a certainty
that no loss ran result. Teu ad littnal shar
can be bought on each I point n-r without
any lurtl-r deaimad or Itab;hiy w batrvar.
lite pront would Uj :
I-VVJ on 10 Mints i lrini
tl.'JOon IA oinu advainr.
1.1(1) on ') joint a.taiMW.
IXCKKA8RH KAllNlM.s AMI III VI-
DKMW.THK KN'DKMOl'M IMISlUTs UK
UOLll. and the unprrliited KXCIiW K
EXIMKTSOVKIi IMlr.f. lueae a e-
nomenai rise certain aa soon aa the ( ulna
taaaion is n-lieved. and Wall htrwi, as usual,
has about diaoountrd the worst thau t an a
cnr.
H'nd for onr Circular.
HALVIX TAI'LOK X t'o.,
Financial Armu and brokers.
. M luliter Hid., New Vork.
Heloon ,
Ar Henderson.
11 28pml 15&am
Ti atianvi 4pm
Ar Durham . .
Lv Durham..
t7 32am U lpn?
t7 00pmtl0 lyam
Ar Raleigh 2 loam S 40pm
Sanford S 33am ft 00pm
So. Pines 4 2Ham ftftHpm
Hamlet....... ........... 6 (Cam 66t:pm
Wadesboro., 5 Mam 8 lopa
Monroe. t 6 43am - UVtpm
Wilmington LI 05pm
Charlotte.
Ar cheater.
5Qam10 25pm
8 03am10 50pm
Ly Columbia, C N A L R R.. ...... 6 00pm
Ar Clinton. 8.A.L.......9 45am12 14am
Greenwood 10 35am 1 07am
Abbeville........ 1108am 1 ST-am
Klberton .12 07pm 2 41am
Ar Athena 113pm Siiam
Ar Winder....... 1 CUpm 4 28am
Ar Atlanta (Central time) . 260pm 6 20am
NORTHBOUND.
No.402. No. 38.
Lv Atlanta (Central time)12 Oun'n 7 60pm
Lv Winder ; 2 40pm 10 40pm
Lv Athena. 3 13pm 11 19pm
Klberton 4 15pm 12 31pm
Abbeville 515pm 135am
Green wood.'... 6 41pm 2 03am
Clinton 6 30pm 2 65am
Ar Columbia C. N A L. R. R. "7 45am
Lv Chester, 8. A. L 8 13pm 4 25am
Ar. Charlotte.
Lv Monroe..
Hamlet . . .
.10 25pm 7 50am
9 40pm 6 05am
11 15pm 8 00am
Ar Wilmington.
Ly So. Pines .'
Raleigh
Ar Henderson-....
12 C5pm
Ar Durham..
Lv Durham..
12 00am 9 00am
2 16am 11 35am
3 28am 12 67pm
t7 32am U lpm
t7 00pm til 19am
Ar Weldon 4&5am2 45pm
Richmond A.C.L 8 20am 7 35pm
Washington, Penn R R. 12 31pm 11 30pm
Baltimore 1 40pm 1 (Mam
Philadelphia. 3 50pm 3 50am
New York.
.6 23pm 6 63am
Ar Portsmouth
Norfolk.
.... 1 25am 6 20pm
. . . .7 35am 5 35pm
Daily.
Monday.
t Daily Ex. 8unday. Daily Ex.
Nos. 403 and 402. The Atlanta SnaciaL
Solid Veatibuled Train of Pullman 81eeper
and Coaches between Washington and At
lanta, also Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Chester. 8. C.
Nos. 41 and 38. 'The 8. A. L, Express,"
Solid Train, Coaches and Pullman Sleepers
between Portsmouth and Atlanta. Com
pany sleepers between Columbia and At-
Both trains make immediate connections
at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, Texas, California, Mexico, Chat
tanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Macon. Flor
ida. For Ticktta, Sleepers, and information,
apply to Ticket Agents, or to
H. 8. LEARDTBoL Pass. AgL, Raleigh,
E.8T JOHN, Vice President and Gan'l
Mgr.
V. E. McBEE, Gen'.l Superintendent.
H. W. B. GLOVER, Traffic Manger.
T. J. ANDERSONTGen'l Paaaenrer ArUB
General Offices: PORTSMOUTH VA. ,
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T1MU A.
To take effect Sunday June 11. at 12 iu
Superaedea Time Table 4 of Nov. 2
and auppleiuenta thrrHo.
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Train on the Scotland Nck Itratxh Road
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arrirea Kootland Neck at 5 20 p. m.. (ireen
vi lie ; 67 p. rn Kinston .ZA p. 01. iXsro
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H52 a. ra.. arriving Halifax ll.lt a. tu
Weldon 1133 a. m.
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rive Washington 11 O0 a. nv and 7.2" p. ta..
daily.
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7S0 a. nt- and Sunday W a. tn am res Tar
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arriving HmnhCek! a a rtarnlng
leaves bmiihf-ld V.00 a. arrirea at Golds
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Trains on Xaahvillc Branch leave Rorky
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m- 8 sring Hops 5.30 p. ta.. returning leave
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arrive at Rockjr Mount 'JiA a. m, daily ex
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and 4.10 p- ta., ratorninx leaves Clib ton at
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