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RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1898.
EDITORIAL BRIEFS.
NO. 47.
It ALUN REPLIES
J. SUTTON.
TO BR. V. I R1NS SECSf RATtC FIRE BURRIMS CUT.
Mb Editoe: I hare read tbe
abusive and slanderous open letter of
W. J. Button, I hope he will carry
oat his threat to Uaae ten thousand
copies of tbe paper containing hit
Utter, and will distribute them large
ly in tbe counties of Bladen and
V ante, because nothing ean shot
It BUm Sa the Wimlli hr reveller te I a ey "RMk"
few Mate tat.
St. Lkww, N ft, Oct. 15th 1838.
Bay Mr. Editor, bow la politics
around about Raleigh? Everything
was as quiet as you please down
here until sosse fellows gathered up
a few old chunks of negro and
shoved them together and started
What sort of a preacher Is it that
will go among tbe people whining
for contributions for roasios mis
sions, ard at the same time
declare tbat the horrors of a bar.
barian government exist among the
very people from whom they are beg
ging for the heathen. And yet, if the
Democratic machine papers are to be
oeuevea, mis is lust wbat some so-
called preachers are doing.
Sutton, and why should he, from th
far-away county of Blades, under
take to enlighten the voters of
Wayne county f
I do not think X have ever spoken
to him, and I know notting of him,
except sueh information as is com
mon to the people of the Stats. Why
then should be attack me, and in las
guage so vile! It his eharges are
true, is there no Republican or Pop
ulist in Wayne, who has the manhood
to stand up before the people whose
suffrages I am asking, and envoke
thk sua Ahsivipaaf
T VAnaat tha isnntmt I. Xm Qe4. H "W" IHVaOs IIVIU
ton, and why should he attack met " JT
He is careful before concluding rpm,"T ""w.lin ina ,nere
. letter to suPpow''7ha?I overproduction of
and driven by the evil deeds of
these same fellows to feed and
clothe the pe pie of the world on
half tbe number of dollars and cents
that they did previous to O rover
Cleveland's Inauguration, are In
too straitened and destitute cir
cumstances to stand by that fire ; It
does not matter how sold and
chilly they get they say there Is no
relief in tha fire
By the way, I am a J. P., Mr.
Editor, and I have issued a search
warrant and am determined to
find out who these fellows are that
-A OARI SET OF 1091.-
Utefcee for
IW.'t hi
St Tak-ag
a- te W.e
How is it possible for tbe defamation
of an honest State government, the'
slander of women, the vile insulting
of one-armed soldiers, red shirt riding,
tbe threats of violence and the incit-
ng insurrection among a christian
fkopls, and go unrebuked and unde
nounced by people who claim to be
Christians. All this is going on to-day
n North Carolina. Tbe devil dances
a daily hornpipe over such Christian-
ty as tbat.
Reports come tbat some registration
books have been stolen in Nash county
by some heeler of tbe Democratic ma-
cbine. Kesibrts also oome tbat sone
Democratic voters" are advising
Democratic heelers to nab and make
way with ballot boxes on election day.
Thb Caucasian is ready to take bets
tbat no six Democratic heelers in
North Carolina will have the courage
to nab a ballot box anywhere where
oni Populist is on guard.
With this issue of Thk Caucasian
are presented facts which must neces
sarily make any reasonably honest man
feel a genuine contempt for the Demo
cratic organization as now run by tbe
Simmons machine in North Carolina.
Nothing but facts are presented. There
could be no sense in an effort to pre
sent anything else; and the man who
refuses to acknowledge tbe contempti
ble hypocrisy of tbat organization in
tbe face of such facts may be set down
as a hopeless political imbecile.
What a miserably low character has
been given the present political cam
paign in this State by the Democratic
machine managers and its press; but
such is the character of tbat machine,
Wbat a pity that it ispossible,ia a civ
ilized State, among civilized people,
for such a machine to have even a sem
blance of a foothold. Until the people
shall learn sense enough to crush and
utterly annihilate it, general decency
will be impossible in North Carolina,
and any effort to effect any reform in
favor of the people will always meet a
troublesome opposition. A people that
will continue to permit the existence
of such an organization among them
will not deserve anything better than
the plundering misrule it would force
upon tbtm if it could.
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THE CAUCASIAN CO.,
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Tbe policy of tbe Democratic ma
chine is rule or ruin. Tbey were kicked
out of "rule" by tbe brave and honest
people of this State about four years
ago, and ever since tbat time tbey hare
done everything they possibly could
bv defamation and slander to "ruin"
the State. It is no fault of theirs that
tbe State is not disgraced. A few poor
fools outside the State believe what
these Democratic machine papers say
But men of sense and intelligence are
investing their money right along in
North Carolina. Two new railroads
are being constructed right into Ral
eigh the center of Democratic slan
der and defamation by looal and out
side capitalists, and tbe Peoples Farty
Handbook shows that more business
enterprises are being chartered in tbe
State than ever before. North Caro
lina can and does make gigantic prog
ress when the plundering Democratic
maobine is out of power.
Governor Bos sell wrote his letter,
and to brand that as false in advance,
for he says: "the Governor of North
Carolina has never seen it and will
not until it appears in print.''
lie does not aay tbat Got. Russell
did not inspire the letter, nor does
he say the Governor did not tell him
to write. The letter shows that it
was inspired by Governor Russell,
although I think the writer overshot
the mark. If this is not true, where
did he get the names to the petition
f or the pardon of Freeman Davis f
Where did he get the letters of Mess.
Moore, Bdasley Shine and Ford t
These were sent to the Governor,
and wben Mr. P. M. Pearson asked
to see them at my ri quest, he was
informed that they were private pa
pers and that he could not see them.
Now. as the Populist Handbook is
fond of saying, note carefully, while
all this was going on, this same Sut
ton was drawing a salary of $1,000 or
$1,200 by appointment of Got. Rus
sell as Treasurer of the North Caro
lina Railroad.
Is not the connection obvious t
The statement in his article that I
stole a seat in the legislature of 1893
is false.
The statement there was any at-
tempt.to lease the Atlantic & North
Carolina Railroad for less than its
value is false.
There was an attempt to lease it.
and a large ma j mty of the private
stockholders favored the proposed
lease.
I went to see Governor Russell af
ter his election, and carried with me
a copy of the proposed lease. He
examined it, and at that time he was
undecided as to the course he would
take, but afterwards decided to ap
prove the lease.
The statement that Mr. Simmons
and I were to gel half or more than
half of the oysteV claims is false.
1 have never seen one of the claim
ants m tbe oyster eases, and have
never had any connection wJb. the
cases except to argue them in the Su
preme Court. I believe the claims
to be just.
Since the names of Messrs. W. C
Douglas and W. D. Mclver have been
mentioned, I call upon them to say
if there is anything in the cases that
rtfl-cts upon me, or any attorney
connected with the ease.
Tbe statement that I went to see
the Governor, claiming to be his
friend, and begged him to advise the
Treasurer to pay these claims is false.
The council of State was called to-
? ether to consider these claims, and
am informed that two of the mem
bers voted to pay the claims.
I went to see Governor Russell
twice I think. I explained the elaims
to him and he objected to the amount,
stating that as there were so many
writs to issue and serve, the officers
ought to be satisfied with less than the
usual fees, lie tha i asked me it 1
thought we .would accept $3,000 in
settlement of the elaims.
He did not make this as a propo
sition, but simply an inquiry, but
said he was inclined to think he
would advise the payment of that
amount. He afterwards declined to
pay it.
The Governor and Mr. Sutton seem
to be earef ul about lawyers fees. I
ask them if the sum of $400 was paid
. . y-m T TT
negroes ana as soon as the cam
patgn closes hasten to the legisla
tive halls with the plea that there
Is such a dreadful and fearful
scarcity of negroes and prays to
the legislators to pass a law of
$96,000 license tax or $480,000 fine
on any agent coming In and carry
ing a negro from each county in
the State to another State without
first obtaining said license. Gb,
what a slap in the face to white
supremacy and an insult and
imposition on the white laborer of
North Carolina.
Hold on, Mr. Mr. Editor; some
body knocks at the door, como In,
quick trip, warrant returned and
parties found. Now sir I will bet
you $500 in Sherman, Cleveland
goldstandard, democratic money,
not good only In Europe, that you
can't guess In one month of San-
days who these fellows are; no, no,
no; I knew that you would not
guess ; why it is'nt nobody In this
world but those fellows, Simmons,-
Cleveland gold bug machine Demo
crats of this State who voted for
Palmer and Buckner or MuKInley
direct in order to defeat Mr. Bryan
and elect Mr. McKlnley, so he
could fill the Post offices in North
Carolina with negro Postmasters.
Why the machine Democrats of
Wilson county put a negro in office
on the Central Board of Education
and they put him In because they
preferred blm to a white man and
the only reasonable excuse that
they can give for so doing is that
they thought the negro could serve
their mission in the gold standard
bond issuing company, better than
a wnite Populist.
J. I Lewis.
WILL MR. AYCOCK PLEASE EXPLAIN
How 47,000 Voters Cn L-ave the Demo
era lo Party nt otlU Give It the Usual
Major ttj of XO.OOO.
MB. editor : win you give me
space in your colnmns to ask Mr.
C. B. Aycock, of Golsboro, N. C
question or two. I have heard tbat
Mr. Aycock says on the stump that
the grandest political spectacle ever
seen In North Carol In was when
forty-seven thousand men march
out of the Democratic party in 92
rather than support Mr. Cleveland
for the Presidency. Now, Mr. Ay
cock, did you say this? if you did
I would like to know where the
votes that elected you and the
other Cleveland electors for tbe
state came from. You ought to
know. Again, did the Democratic
party ever have a majority In
8tate of forty thousand at any
election prior to that time. I think
not, but I have not the figures by
me ; possibly you have. Now it la a
little strange and perplexing to me
when I think tbat tbe Democratic
party generally carried the State
by twenty or twenty five thousand
majority, and could lose forty-seven
thousand votes and still carry the
8tate by the usual majority. I
ask again, where aid tbe votes
come from not from the Republi
can party, for the Republican
electors received about their usual
vote.
Now, Mr. Aycock, if you can't ex
plain this little discrepancy I, for
Away
tiee. Ca SaM 4 Its 4iU,t
ttetiy m4 eee la a Wa.aia.
Gen. W. R. fox. Secretary of tbe
United Stale nenate, in to inter I lew
pebiUbed ia tbe Washington peat.
September led. ItfM. give away tbe
secret of the IH met ratio p4icy ia
North Carolina! a tbe tulluwiog words:
"With a return of tbe Democrats ia
North Carolina, 1 think it sat to
"predict tbat mrtturn wilt be adopt
ed as tbej bate bren to :WitbCr
Nilioa. Louiaaca, and Mi-eiMippi
looklnff to ao liaiioati.o ol a
"large per cent of tbe if arrant aed
"(Mircliaaattle tola.
(lea. Cos ia tbe aatbor of tbe
oeicbrated telegram : "iiuid Kobeeoo
and sate tbe Male,"
And when OeneralCxeomrs wiib
his daniaUf tbia,Un dy tbereaf tar.
under the prasaura ot the Democratic
State Committee, who would b- liav
bim, wben he is ooctradiated by K
B. Smith, a Democrat and rprir
tor the Washington Poet, who took
he interview, and upon beibg in
rormed of Cox's denial, wrote ano
igoad the following letter: j
Latter eff K. B. Santk. Ie4eat. WL'pmrfw
Wabealactea Vmm .
TTaaisoT,, 1'oer,
Waehtnjrtoa. I) C Kept IX, tft
DaaaSia. In au interview iubiibed
witn Uenerai W. K. Vmx apovarit r lu tbe
V aabi. (too Post BetMamber 2uL wntiea
'by me. be Is quoted a aTiD tbat if tbe
democrats i4 urn to poeer lu Noru w
olib it ia safe to predkx tbat nieaauiva
"will be adopted, a tbej bare been in tAb-r
Biaue. looauut to a reeirioiiou of ilia trn
chiesU be eliniintuut a lanra bar rent ,t
"the ignorant and purchasable vote. I
e-ill ay about ibis tbat w una I do not
"declare that Uey a ere the exact word of
"Oen Cox. yet I am snaotutely u-etu aentl-
meui inej aocurateiy retreanul bin 100
'venatioo witb me. aud 1 wa eat'y
wirpnscd at his denial of tbeir authentic
ity
"Very truly,
81gnedJ K. B. Surra.
What Back Kltehea S.io..
After tba publication of these facts
"Buck" Kttrhen spoke in Oreena-
boro on th 21st day of S-ptember
and used the follwiog language:
"Where would the Democratic nartv ha
IT it took away tbe n.htof the Door white
man to VOte. You michl oome toUreanahnm
ana sjet two bundred, it may be nve
bundred In all, but mben you spread
out in Guilford oounrv vou would
find three fourth of tbe beoole oou'd not
vote, but tbe lie is aiveo to tbe whole thing
ifwa we laci tuai me JJemocrstlo party
1 a. . I m -a
uauoonuoi lor more man tweut yeats
uu uihuu ui rauug ngnu away rrom tne
ouiorea men, wey were riTl k Lneit to him
every day. Oouid we not hsTedinfiancniaed
him? 114 not Miaaiskiooi do it? Did not
South Garelina do it? We are a darn set of
tools ror not doing itr'
If they were fools for twenty years
will they let another opportunity
passf
THE NEED OF GOOD ROADS.
i Valuable and Iateretlns; Addreee by
Professor J. A. Uolinea G od Kuad Are
Abeol-tely Neeeasary for the rrosreae of
the State.
QECiefiATie
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News and Observer.
The vital importance of good roads
for North Carolina is so manifest tbat
tbe leading public men are giving tbe
matter a great deal of thought and at
tention. The Wsutauga Club of tbis city is
an organisation that is a moving spirit
in tbis direction, aud last werk, at
tbeir invitation. Prof. Holmes, of the
State University, delivered an addremt
at tbe Park Hotel on tr.e subject of
-oooa mono jtoaaa " qu" num
ber of tbe members of ttte club aod
prominent men of tbe city were
present.
Prof. Holmes spoke of the difficulty
to get tbe average North Carolina cit
izens interested in tbe question of
good roads. Tbey want good road,
but thty are not willing to tax them
selves to build them. The rsx ques
tion is tbe great trouble. He spoke
of the Mecklenburg county roads and
the great opposition to the tsx when
tbe system was inaugurated, but now
since tbe people have seen the great
benefit to the county, resulting from
the rood roada. thee all tavnr th ava.
theltfm.
He spoke of the necessity of bavmc i
meroaa iunas and work uuder tbe su
pervision of trained men, and bow be
was paiaed to see our limit -d funds
wasted in some instances by ignorant,
untrainea county officials.
Tbe people are berinninar to rive
thought' to good roads, and though
there is mncb ampins' in tbe dark.
good results must be expeoted. Good
roads are costly, but Dad roads cost
more.
He said the turnpike roads were
good roads, but tbat tbey were a thine
of the past. The macadamised rosd
built and kept up by publio taxation
was the road needed.
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The tteckiae is deserting to Its Cii Cstha.s -Its Tbg-lfc
Chsracter Illustrated by Rotten Egging On'-Arced Cc.fc.a
ate Soldiers. The Uclslide from the Hjpocritictl D::crcqf
Contic.es.
Senator llatler and other Peoples Party eket are rtaetiaaty Ware-
in op the tabiae Hetuoerats aadet tbr shirts. Tbey are aistpt Mssil-
tag and rasst'g and tearing. T&ey raatdj aattbtsrelae at!r t&esa.reb-
if explain a of tbe IH-aoeratie mehie esetbods a ad earn es, Ta
D moerats are desperately aad vainly ryief to a t th-e eip'eera esd
tbe tbooderii g aignmeats wbiefe are tade by tbe PpU Party speaker
hT ptetareq ie lietoif." abaae. enttbeU. rotten hall d.a'aa' A a.
Tbe miserable rascal can't da anjthtsg el. Tfeete is aotkiagelea far
them to do.
K trvbody who has hard the Per-ls Pari v sneakers kaaw that tkew
disease issues and priorities first. Ta t by t to mm eiteat Ire
e-rruption and ineonspeteee of tbe last terti adaiaierata. Thea
Jon a. the
d Soetid for awblie to the 1-eel of tbe I) m.M-ratie "hid.' f .- ati
show ap the bypoertsy of the Oemoeratie tnsrb ne oa tbe issae of its oa
mallbg.
BaUer we give some stttple Iero9ra? "argoaects.
rreea the KaWlak Tawt.
Ost. 4;b, the following appeared ia the Post:
Senator Ms Hon Batler made a speech here to-day tbat was
ebaracurised from beginning t eod with s'a'esseal wsieh were
intetded to mislead and fol the people. Tb entire tread ot hta
argument was lereled at tbe lem'rrats for refosag to acept the
proposition tend-red by the P .puh.t party last May, aad agaiast
tbe D. m erstie pr-s .f the S ate for failing to paUisb tbe oea
letter written by W.J.Bryan to thNew Vtk Journal. He beeped
the dirgraces and false pretenses of tb last two legislatures apoa
th shoulders of the Democratie party.'
Tbis was a little npenirg gun. When it appeared, it is said that Demo
cratic chairman Simmons went to tbe Post editor and roasted bias for talk
ing about Batler in this way; and that it must stop, for the waly chaaee Ike
Drtnoerats bad of wionicg was by gettiog tbe -Hitler Pops to vote with
tbe Democrats, It is noticeable that the abuse from this source has, for
the time, ceased.
Bat the -'word' does not seem to have been pssed all tie way down
Fir here are some choice arguments' from the Kutestille Landmark
goldbng.
" We hope that tbe Democrats who were stabbing over Senator
Butler laM winter and spring in their anxiety to fuse with hies and
turn tbe Democratic party over to bim are hope, we aay, if aay of
tbis class of Democrats h ard bis speech yest rJsy that they thor
oughly ecj y d it. The Landmark is eating no dirt. It main
tains and expresses the same opinion about Butler now that it has
always entertained and expressed.
After this the Landmark warms up to its work in reporting the speeak.
See tbis !
' Tbis is as connected and decent a report as could be made of
the rambling, vituperative, slanderous, shameless, three and a balf
hour now of billingsgate tbat a reputable paper could publish. Tbe
blasphemy, infamy, false statements and t aise charges of a parely
personal characttr have betn eliminated.
With the spawlng of "these few remarks the Landmark feels tbe force
of the lashing its crowd has received, and i as. ead of calling on reason,
tries to even by this :
''After hearing Butler's speech here yrstrrday afternoon Demo
crats are fully prepared to believe tbat be as id at IC k ky Moont a
year ago, as be was charged witb saying at the time, that Demo
crats would hire negroes to assault wbite women io order to make
political capital. Iletried to lie out of it un Large with the
remark, but th re need no longer be any oubt that be said it. 1 1 ia
entire address here showed that he is mean enough to aav any-tbicg."
am j-a aae 4 1 1 Ka fAaaAhw w aabiaI iiIa w'waaaflV
as a lawyers fee toJ.. C. L. Harris in you wenfc M an elector
and cast your vote for Grover
Democratic Bed Shirt Ruffians are
riding through tbe country along tbe
South Carolna line. But a man of in
telligence and unquestioned grit from
tbat section wbo was in Baleigh last
week says tbat tbey oan ride and loot
as much as tbey please; tbat a dozen
Peoples Party men are not afraid of a
hundred Bed Shirt Buffians, and tbat
the rufflians know it. Tbe Democratic
machine hoodlums can be powerful
uraio m duo uinitci v. iuiiiu vdoiur
a one-armed Confederate soldier In
tbe dark. They can do some big bull
doxing talk and make some, mighty
big boasts and threats when in num
bers and not Interrupted, but it is no
ticeable that wben confronted by a
man an honest man in daylight
tbeir courage vanishes and tbey skulk
ingly sneak away from controversy or
argument. Defamers of a State, slan
derers of women and insulters of one-
armed soldiers in tbe dark are always
low and miserable cowards.
Tbe negro is one of the best races of
people on tbe face of the glebe if let
alone by devilish white men and when
ever be does a rasn act. it is inscigatea
hv some low principled white man.
Always. Qrient.
This is what Thk Catjcssiak has
contended and these same "low prin
cipled"dev lish" wbite men are now
in control of the Democratie party
The honest free silver Democrats are
ashamed ef their party boesas.
in these same oyster eases, and what
he did in return for this money 7
Mr. Harris, name is not signed to
the answer, nor to the brief in the
ease, ne was present at tne near
ing before Judge Robinson, but took
no part in the argument, and he was
in Washington City when the ease
was heard in the Supreme Court at
Baleigh.
I have heard two Judges of
the Supreme Court say he
was paid $100 for this serv
ice and that it was out
ageous. I do not hesitate to ment
ion it, because they said at the time
that they wanted it known that they
regarded it as an outrage.
In another column of the paper in
whieh the letter of Sutton appeared
fou will ft ad a letter from me whieh
say all I wish as to the Davis pard
on, I have not made any threat to
impeach Governor Russell.
If considered merely as a ques
tion of party expediency I am in
clined to think I would oppose it, as
two more years of bim as Governor
would complete the destruction of
the Republican party, but my oath
of office as a legislator may compel
m to act otherwise.
One thing Sutton and others of
his kind understands full well, and
that is, that as a legislator I will in
vestigate, and where there has been
found incompetency and exrravt
ganee I will expose it. The people
of this county understands this, and
they know this is the reason theee
attacks are made upon me.
You will observe that this commu
nication is addressed to the editor
and not to Sutton.
I thought, to pronounce as . false
some of his statements, but I would
not bonor him by addressing to him
a reply. His letter is too low and
infamous to place it within the pales
of controversy.
Very truly.
W. R. ALUS.
Cleveland for president of these
United States when there was grave
doubts of you having been elected
and that the whole thing was a
fraud from beginning to end. I
have written this seeking for In
formation and hope I may get it.
Yours very respectfully
Mobd Taylob.
Stat Ohio.Citt or Toudo, )
Lucas County.
Frank J. Chkket makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm
ot F. J. Chkitky & Co , doing busi
ness in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each and
every ease of catarrh that cannot be
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iav.
Then tbe full eff-etsof tbe castigation given tbe Democratic hypocrites
in the mttter of burning the bide off of them made tbe Lscdmatk tqnall
oat thu&ly :
44 Aud we will further inform Mr. Butler tbat tbe Landmark's
main reason for opposing fneioa was tbat it dd not propose to en
ter into any combination with wbieb so internal a tidrl as it
believes Marion Ha tier to be bad anything to do. Tbe 7aitau
faced devil can take that and wear it.
My, me ! nut ain't she burnt, add aint she mad T
STATE NEWS.
W. A.
Bat ey Declines to Rat for Cea-
areae Against Llaaey
Ex-Sheriff, W. A. Bailey, of Davie
county, wbo accepted tbe nomination
tor fjopgress by tne insurgent Repub
licans, has changed his mind and an
nounces tbat be will not run.
Tbe Populists of Clines township
have organised two dubs and all are at
work in earnest. A club was organised
at Bowman's school bouse Saturday
night, witb J. A. Hefner as President.
That means no good for the opposition.
Hickory Times-Mercury.
It Did She Werk.
I bad sore eyes snd was '-oubled
with chills and rheumatisu. I was
in bed three weks. I brought three
bottles of Hood's 8arsaparilla and be
gan taking the medUine, and now I
can go to work every day. When
suffering from malarial chills I rook
Hood's Saraapanlla and it did tbe
work." W. W. Wedbick, Silver Hill,
N. C.
Hood's Pills are the only pills to
take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. 25c.
A correspondent from Cleveland
Mills writes Thb Caucasian that
even the Democrats are becoming
disgusted with the vile and low car
toons that are now being extensive
ly circulated in Cleveland county.
Populists are hopeful and vietory
seems certain.
Another subscriber from Col n mbus
county writes that there has been
four wagon loads of Democratie lit
erature distributed in that county,
but they fail to frighten the good
people into voting the Democratic
ticket. '
Say 44No' when a dealer offers you
a substitute fir Hood's Saraaparilla.
There is nothing 44 just as good.' Ct
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The Charlotte Observer is a "me too" document in thistase. It does
not resort todignifl-d logic or argument to slow where the Peoples Party
pafcr are false, but reproduces the language ot tbe Landmark wita the
fallowing comment:
44 The 8tatesville Landmark of Tstday has a double-leaded ed
itorial addressed to Marion Hath r, Senator, based apon his speech
in S'atesville Monday, in wbieb he made a wholesale asaalt upon
tbe Democratic prets, and in particular upon tbe Landmark and
Observer, because they did not publish tbe letura of Bryan and
Jones, advocating D-mocrati-Po nlist fusion. Tbe editorial con
eludes witb tbis language : Tbi, if not t-ietarteqae nor
rhetorical, is at least direct and unmistakable m its meaning
Bat Ja.t Walt a Mlea aw
The Beaufort Morehead City Herald-Dispatch sets a pace tbat is volaao
ically rapid. It may be allowed to speak for itself. How about tbia:
44 We congratulate brother King in the above expressed aecti
ment and add in the language of Brann.
Tbat if such 44 cattle n as Hill E. King aid Kamseywere aired
by Satan, damm-d by Syeorax and born ia b-ll tbey would diaboa
- or their parents and disgrace their country.
If the above named "gentlemen" were scheduled for a foul cussing
match, it is clear tbat tb-y would win out against anything tbat would ea
ter tbe ring against them. Tne Wilmington Messenger and tbe Elisabeth
City Eoonomist have actually been outdone a feat that has heretofore been
thought impossible.
Bow Is This Tmr a -White Ma 'a Party- Deeaerratt t tte.waaa V
The Morning Post of Raleigh, (Oct. 15tb) rants tbualy :
44 Daney spoke for two hours. It must be taid that this colored
man, wbo is one of tbe smartest men of his race, made a more re
spectable and a more decent speech than di Umud States Sena
tor Batler, when he was here a week ago. Daneys speech was free
from tbe slander, tbe abuse, the hypoeriey and tbe falsity of the
speech Batler delivered at the Academy of Music. It was a better
speech and a better delivered one than that ofButler.
Desnoerets Ratlea Ear a Oae-Arsaee Ceafederaie Mter.
It cannot be possible that all men who affiliate with tbe Democratic par
ty are mean and disreputable, but evidence bears ost tbe statement tbat
the meanest men in North Carolina are that party. Does this not prove
i;t
Williaxstov, N. ft. Oct. 13th, 18SI8.
Hon. Cyrus Thou wow, Rsligb,K C.
Dear Sir: Upon tb arrival of tbe train last eight which
brougot the Rev. Mr. Barns to Robic son ville, the Democrats '
that place received htm with a shower of rotten eggs. Quite a
erowd of our people have gone out tbeir to-day.
Yours Ac.
W. A. JOBYSO,
Chairman Republican Ex. Com.
The dirty, seoundrelly, cowardly act toward a brave one armed Con
federate soldier! Can anything equal it for pare, unadulterated, devalish
mannesf Mi. Burns is a minister of tbe gospel and is known, by every
body ac quainted with him, to be a genial, mild-tempered, patient Chris
tian gentleman.
Bat this is not the worst. Mr. Barns attended ebur'b st rviee, and when
going to the ebcreb, was accompanied by Mr. J. II. Rawls and his
daughter. The presence of tbe little lady did not restrain ra flans ia
'heir rascality. Tbey huddled themselves at a poiat by which they knew
Mr. Barns and Mr. Bawls and daughter woald pees, and when this pot at
was reaehed, tbey threw a volley of roeks, stale eggs etc A rock struck
Mr. Rawls giving him considerable pain and causing much ia conven
ience. Nor U this all.
These gentlemen reaehed the church and attended service). When this
ws over the congregation, including a number of ladies and children, earns
out as usual, aud then the hoodlums began their indescribably low mean
ness again. They threw more eggs and more rocks, hitting the eh arch,
frightening the horses and mules whieh members of tbe eongregatioa had
driven to arvie, spattered some of the ladies with stale eggs and creat
ing consternation and terror among them. This occurred at night in the
tark a corner street Ismp having been pnt out for the purpose of making
it dark so that the cowardly perpetrators could not be seen. N taagaagw
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