North Carolina Newspapers

THE CAUCASIAN PUBLISHED KVKKY TiflJKfclMY. BY TIIK CAtCAMAH I'tMII-H I WO t 1SUBSCRIPTI0M RATES. MM IF VV-R .'t BIX MOVTHH THKKE MONTHH Entered In the I'o-' '(!; e M i:yh a HeT.in'l Os Matter. MM l I MM l V Tim Crci ln r'" t iv"! a lrg number of rerif' from p-opl lnve lit-nnl I-HfilNir P' wl.i h'.he Jl. imkirig I" ratri-aiicn to .nMi"ti tl.em in foil in Tint -riHfor Hutlr i rnakifitC NubtsiitiHy tl.- fHrr.H -pfK d at every pU'e that he K - with some ftiMi'ion " thf 1 t poh'iral nf fair ruiy u ak- nre-ioiry. However ntlh' urgent rtijiiH.t of large addition anl irciprovement to many of it pubic Institutions, coo ! tracf for come of w nich were bequeatb- 1 to thi administration by it Demo ' .ra' ir fiT.ur. It hu an improved puMir rvir-!. in every department ana I rarniflr-ation of the State government. I It la a largely increased revenue, 'fc-atlered firo cor -oration that were favored, t--t ' fJ and indulged under lo-riMx rati'- rule. It baa all these, and nun h teile that it never did bare, tl at it never could have gotten under lumorraf r rule. A gam we ay,the question is not whi' h aihoini-tration apent the moat money, hot the io-ttion is whictt ad iiiiniA'raiiori mi-pent the mot money? Whih ailiinr.t-trat ion lavished most of the Vate' fuiiil-t upon suckers and par.ti 't-V '1 hat is the question, and the irrtrnt a'Jniirnstration does not p.oMV 1 f""' any truthful answer that may be g;veri to I'. . .0 . .V, S I hi: KMWTKII oi ICATS. II V DK.H- The I ni(cratir party in ita Nation al fun volition of declared in rooH emphatic term for the free coinage of mlver one f the n?cesary steps in our populists f ri-i l- th mai nKr of iHiniaiion toward a just and proper Tlia aMan ha engaged t.- --v- nnnrirna.! sy-fem. It also declared for Ires of an expert stenographer v, ho I other eenr ial reforms In the interest will report r-enator P.ut?-r' 'I wlnof the r-at ihhci of people. The whi-h he will deliver at l iint'Ti i-t .Saturday, U'tobe- i'Jd. T enable those who desire to i:ure extra tup les of Tiik i aia.n meaning the speech an edition of ju.ooo will be printed, and any number of mpies an he hail at the low ot of f I..V) j -r hundred. Send in your onlr early o that they mi) he mailed h- pooh a printed. iVuj.ifn lary had four years previous AOTIILB r'WI'ERITT VIA Tt. The strike now in progrea at tbe mine of the Cbicago-Virden C! Co, of Virden. IHinoie, is aumiig a aeri oumeM wblcb threatens to plae it alongside tbe great atrikea of history. Complications bare arisen, tbe deter mination of wblcb wilt be of far reach ing importance to tbe future relations between capita! and labor. Got. Tan ner's attitude in resist leg with mili tary force the importation of negro la bor from Alabama to take tbe place of the striking miners introduces a new feature in strikes and involves tbe question of whether or not capital will be upheld by law in steadily reducing labor to tbe c he a peat level by impor tations of cbeap labor tbat will accept tbe level refused by tbe higher priced labor. Tbe strike at tbe Virden mines was instituted last April, but there was no sign of violence until tbe latter part of September, wben tbe coal operators im ported one hundred negroes from Ala bama. Tbe train carrying tbea ne groes was met by armed union miners who threatened to shoot tbe first ne gro that stepped from tbe train. Tbe negroes were finally forced to return South. Tbe coal operators made a sec ond attempt last week to land negroes imported from Alabama. Tbe sheriff notified Governor Tainer tbat if tbe coal operators pern ted in their ef- BABY'S SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN A Grateful Mother Wr.us thia Letter Tells all about Her Troubles when Baby Broks out with Scrofula Sores. "At tbe are of two mootta, my baby began to have ort- break out on hb right ebeek. We used mil tbe external ap plications tbat we eoiild think or bear ef, to do avail. The sorei sprmd all over one aide of M fsee. We eoov. d a physi cian and tried bis medicine, and la a week the soro n gone. Bat to my surprise io two weeks more another scrrfalous look ing sore appeared on bet arm. It grew worse and worse, and wben be was three manibs old, 1 began giving him flood's BarMparina. ! alao took Hood's SarMparilU, and before tbe flrt bottle was fini-hed. tbe nores were wetland bare never returned. He is now foorrtars old, but be has never bad any sign of those scrofulous sore sine bo w is eured by Hood's SarMparilla, tor which I feel very grateful. Sly boy owe bis good health and smooth, fair skin to this great med icine." Mrs. 8. 3. WROTF.jr, Farming ton, Delaware. Get only Hood's. UBDIR EAKLT. Tbere were several people ia this part ot tbe ooantj wbo did not near yosi speaks at LouUberg on tbe ttb InsC But tbey would like to read yor speech. Can it be' cbtalaec?" la res pease to a naesber of similar re quests Tsta Carcarlsn will pettish Senator Bailers speech to be delivered at Clintoa, October trod. Order at one if yoa desire any extra copies at $IJM per hundred. - . . , . sre irompt. efBeieat and a ce Ta ncl e ViL lllosl. KV r sHIVI. I XI I.Mil I I ISI.s. The emo ratir. Speakers and the lemocratiR paier have been indiist riotiMly enga-ed, during the present oarnpaign in tating to the puhli' that the adriiinittraf ion row in control of affair in North Carolina hai been much more lavish in the expenditure of the public fiindn than were th-ir Iiemorrat ii- prilrie-ori. If in rihf that the adminintraMon now in pow-r should he held to a Mrirt '' oni'tabil ity for any exren-ive expeiidif lire of the public' money. If i-i right that the public xlioiild he informed of the eiaet amount of the cxrem of euob ex penditure. Hut the public will never get from the )emo rat j adept h in the falsification of f.ictn the information it is entitled to. The I leinocratic pn pen and speaker know full well that a mean lover of fal-ehood can often make a fractional truth ti ll the mot outrageous lief. And the I leinorrat?, in thif campaign, have been u.'ing a fractional truth to tell the mont will ful and bare-faced lien about the ex penditure of the public fundi under the present State administration, as we shall now proceed to show. Hut before we enter ir.fo this ex posure of intentional I mocratic ly ing, we wiih to fay, that if the pres ent administration had spent all that their enemies claim they have spent in excess of expenditures under the Dem ocrats, it would not follow, that the present administration had done wrong. For t he quet ion is not how much has been ppent'r" tut how much has been misspent? If the adiiiini-tr i tion now in power IimiI fornt untold millions more than their predeiv s.sort in ntlh-e spent in a like pr riod, the public would not he ujur-d thereby, if it got value for every dollar of t-nid expenditure. Let the honest and truthful reader b-ar this in mind when he reads and hears of excessive expenditures undr the present ad ministration. It is true that the expenditure of public money under the present government ,of North Carolina has been somewhat in excess of that under the Democratic government iinuiedi- tely preceding Hw n uch tins ex- has been will apie.tr b-iow. king the three years KV.U and 1S'.4 usive to be ued in the comparison, expenditures under the last D-muo- o administration were as follows - ... $ i,or7fia:jtiii i,;i ;i,tiiH 10 - 1 111 i.tJl'O -." to that .led, r.d for these ar,d other ions io iana lueae oegroes mat mere vital and ne,:eary reforms and in de- would be trouble and afcked for State fen-eof its cause oer one million and troops to help preserve the order. Tbe a halfneo.le declared at the polls in governorV reply was that he would not that can t.Ji.ifu their discontent at the me arm oi me oiaie io asi in depreciation in value of that which the importation of this undersirable they had and the appreciation in value class of cheap labor. WDeo tne train of that which they did not have. Con- bearing these negroes with a guard of ditions were growing worse. The great about fifty Pmkertons pulled in at rank and fiii- of the Democratic par.y Virden it was met by tbe union miners ti.u in mui Wont wro ln he- and immediately firing began. Four- con.ii.g around as they had never teen of the miners were killed and sev been before and also were beginning to Ural wounded, but the negroes did not rebel againsttheinjusticeof legislation land. Later another effort was made which i layed into the hands of the to land them, but this time they were favored lew of the North. Incensed at met by a body of the State guards until- betrayals which had for years der orders from Governor Tanner to been practiced by their party leaders prevent their landing, which orders thev tin ! determined to run the were obeyed to the letter. And so the Democratic party in the interest of the matter standi at this writing. people or refuse to submit to traitorous The coal operators and the railroad leadership. Their earnestness was too company transporting the blacks unmiitakeable and the representatives whose grievance is that it was not per which they lent to the Democratic mitted to land its convention of In'jo endorsed in part have recourse to the Federal courts the Peoples Party platform and show- which may or may not decide that Gov. ed their willingness to unite with the Tanner's action ia supported by a le- other reform forces to win a victory gal right. We believe, however, that for the jeople. The Peoples Party in all disinterested persons will concede its convention of that year, welcoming tbat the aim he has in view is an emi- the onward stride of tbe Democratic nently proper one. In an interview party, and anxious to enact into law justifying his action Gov. Tanner con even a few of the many reform-) it ad- eludes witb tbe following significant vocates in the interest of tbe people, utterance : co-operate with the Democratic party "These avaricious mine-owners have with Mr. liryan as the common stand- so far forgotten their duty to society I v .. i . t-. : lia. ard hearer. That was a campaiirn as lu urius uuu bU'0 ,uc THS MACHIJiE SIZED I'P. There are numerous incidents wbicb now vividly illustrate tbe character of the Democratic machine in North Car olina. It is essentially a party of "per sonal plunder." It has no object on earth except to create "soft snaps" for a few in tbe matter of filling publie office. Its record clearly show this, and if it were to save tbeir plundering souls, tbe managers of tbat machine could not make tbe record show any thing else. This is well known by all good citizens outside of the towns and cit ies, but among tbe residents of tbe the towns and cities there is either an astonishing ignorance of tbe charac ter of tbe Democratic machine, or tbere is a wilful, defiant, devilish de termination to Btand by it, no matter how pernicious and thievish it is. How so many citizens of tbe towns can be in such ignorance or hold such intentions is beyond the comprehen sion of this paper. This machine has for years been the asent and backer of all corporation and syndicate plundering and extor tion that have been suffered by this State. It is in tbe same business to day, and no man of any sort of intel ligence who takes note of events, can for an instant doubt that this same machine is now being backed by tbe "influence"' of the Southern Railway System in this State. And witb such backing the machine is now encouraging an sucn mean ness and attempts at intimidation and hUjlIdozing as are ebown in "rotten eg ging" one-armed Confederate sold iers, organizing Red Shirt Ruffians, threats of killing prominent and in fluential Populists &c. &c. The Dem ocratic machine knows tbat a majori If tbe Democratic nigger calamity bowlers were half as much afraid of tbe Bigger as tbey pretend to be, wwuld tbey not have eagerly and thankfully accept help from any source to keep tbe nigger from catching them? Cer tainly tbey would ! Wben tbe Peoples party offered tbera 50,000 votes to make it dead certain tbat tbe nigger should never catch tbrm, wby did tbey re fuse? Tbere are two reasons, flrt tbey are not afraid of tbe nigger; sec ond tbey had already made a deal witb tbe railroads to turn over tbe next legislature to them for so much money, and tbeir only possible way tbey could betray tbe people was be hind the cry of nigger. If tbey bad accepted tbe proposition of tbe Peo ples Party it would have meaot not only "white supremacy but it would have meant also "down witb monopoly domination. In abort tbey are yel ling "nigger in tbe interest of tbe railroads. Tbe Cleveland goldbugs and tbe railroads are tbe nigger in tbe wood pile. NDIGESTION.mmocratic iscATAimn ii ARGUMENT." v: 03) Vs. (Cowtl lgl Foot years ago Uai fall asy 3A a isinTi ii nili il to perform ita duties aadlsoosi loat streagtla. -Saortlyafbrr this I had trm sieges of tbo grippe covering a pertod of three yeoxa. paiat tao proeesdisga. It asast V isswtad. It wU tisaajy kav tssps ibis lor aaytaiasr bat ersdof DteaoeratM aaasatB kowdlaaaa aad tar re to kavo Wa gailly of seca aa act. nr. Bans habit aally srears a satt of Coa federal gray aad Caafedetate vstaraa feat, a&4 ao was so alUrtd whew Uis aaapoafcaVle tra was oosa sallied. lloaoat. Uoeoat, Btave soea of Xortts Caroltas! what do yoa tktak of itf ai Urnmm rartf BorjasaiB Ileadersoa. eoJorod, was wostssaaUr at rayetueitU wktU Darintf all thia tim fmd waa forcd 1 Ofovar CleTslaad. Uesacrat was Trsoideat. !! af kts aoatssat ar- throcgh tny stomach by tbe mso ofdor tho iaflaeaoa of atroag Daastati leaders, Assag tho ISBrats eatbartica. Largo blind pUca bid fair to block all evacnaUuo, My kid nejs soon became Involved, ao that the scant and often painful uuliag ro acmbled beefs galL With fleah wasted away, strength exhausted ao that It took all my energy to even get into a bath tub. hopes all gone, 1 saw Pe-re-aa advertised In the Iowa State Regiater. I wrote to Dr. II art man and received Is there a single silver and anti-mo nopoly Democrat in North Carolina, who supported Bryan in tbe last cam paign because be believes in tbe prin ciples he advocated, wbo would not ra tber in tbi campaign, be making i co-operative fight for the following three things, to-wit : nine free silver Congressmen, a State legislature free from corporation control and for white supremacy (if he believes tbe State is becoming negroized), especially since socha co-operative fight would have meant victory for them all, than for just tbe one issue of white supremacy which tbe old Cleveland machine is using for a purpose? Tbe Peoples Par ty is in favor of all three of tbe things outlined above, and offered to make a co-operative fight witb tbe Democrats to secure a victory ' for tbem. Tbe Cleveland-Palmer crowd of railroad lawyers that controlled tbe last Demo cratic convention "respectfully de clined." Is it any wonder ? a soar oa the Utoa or adorsesseat f aver tar I!adra lh awro pootaaaster. are Hearj I. Cook. Issocratis lawyer. J oka Ci. Shaw, lsaoeratis saessbor of Coagres frss lie ry4tevi!U District. W. J. Cook. Dsaoerat. Jaaea C. UaeRao. Dvsaoeratie Jar go cf SapeHov i.rt. K. M Xisarocks. DesaoeraU J. II. Uy rover, Desacraf. All these aasaeo appear oa Ike sssse dieiaioa of 4rsats that is his pamphlets, which ronvlnced me that I elada the Bassos of H. P. Cftoatkaca. eolotod M. Cj J. W. Uood. c.lial raUrrh had poaarssion of my head, Hiakop; Uosyrgo C Bear lock, oolorod aad others. throt, .Uarh and kSdneya. I begaa -BTaUSa Mas' SU, la,. ,. anr avao.. a -. to take Pe-rn-na and Man-a-lin. foliow- ing advice which Dr. Ilartman gave mo Among the rveords made aad lyiag aroaad Imo for the iaspoctioa f free. In a abort time I ate nourishing at v body, may bo aosB tbe follovtag: ttn.l 4jk VttA lt.nV tfMllltll attft J , t . . V lt..- Mr. Prksidot: I aod.rsadthat Ja K tiaopbetd.a very w tky eolorod maa of Darbam, North Caroliaa.ts. msktag as.firt toseearo the plaeoof Fartk Aaditorof tb Troaaary IVpansaat at Waskiegtoo. Wkilo I do aot kacw him fiaaaliy, the ettd. asoiiUka kaa ftom tkooa who do kaow kirn, jaatify m la ad ding miaa. Be is, I kaow, wall edaeatrd, aad 1 have dabt woald fill the poaitioa he aroks aceoptaMy, aad bis appoint m at woald gratify his people ia this ntU. RospoctfaUy, A. B. Aypaawa. f.i. nKinu nfmia Si.o tiuoo tmwya tmr marked by zeal, enthusiasm, and de- en0UJfh ye8, too far ; as they bad fair votion to the people's cause theretofore warning from me, by wire and tele- iinkniiwii in rmliticftl cam naicns. The nhone. t hat the lmoortation of labor. Hk'ht which Mr Brvan which brings to oar tate an unaesira- iy oi tue voters oi ima osaie are 1 Kin ilaaia df iti7ana horl r r at ann T 1 a vv . .t- rTU-An w.s-n J a. a i. i f . . t. 1 uc Kjiavn ji r a unu iu ui. suu m. i aKaiuab IV. JL urDO ULC1D DlaUU UK' maue in uenai. i.i me Kreau uymmun now to such, and all others, that " . people- will long be remembered, and this is . a thing of the past, that it shall u a manoioe anu ita purpose oi the tw.i parties to the co-operation not be tolerated in Illinois while I am robbing and plundering the people, cast for him a greater vote than was governor. Ttiese men, tne iresiaent as suown Dy me j-eopies i-aruy liana si;u uiuuriu ui vuc uuuipnii, jircuiHa- i BOOK. WltiDSUCuan ODStaCie in tne teu i uis riot ov iiae urniKiiiaT iu ui iuis .v, v,: j .f anv nart v in anv nrevious camnaiirn. ,,nn.tu.i i.har aru o-..iito r.f miirri na' luo 1"auu,"c sr ueupcraie, TB W a is au k" I va iuvii a x auiiv va va a v a a mm. . . . M m Iii North Carolina the co-operation and should be, and I believe will be, in- ana 1C9 uncnanging cnaraccer oi iraua i.upni.mi.iiuiir 0ffu,tH nH th dieted by the grand jury of Macoupin and corruption shows itself in two iiai ui i mi i i mi v v. a i u v. vi aa aa vi atui I n i k 1 1 n r. (7 unHtiicil sun nnn vjitron in I : a. ' sta e which would have otherwise been "".r.'i:"? P"""""" - lost was earned for Mr. Bryan by a " ZZ X A bhDg 01 D,er ' for the h,,i., ,,i.,r..v. The old leaders , ' 7 "': " T purpose of diverting attention from J - - in ineir en on io reuuee me laoor oi who had gruwu fat at the Cleveland ii it- counter and who at heart would Tbe Peoples Party proposed to the uemocrauc convention to make a fight on an overshadowing national issua free silver, and the most im portant of State issues opposition to corporation control of our legislature. Such a co-operative fight would have been certain of victory. Tbi Demo crats -respectfully declined" and are taking tbeir chances instead on their r.M time-worn negro issue. In as much as tbe co-operative fight out lined above would have settled tbe ne gro question, then tbe Democratic con vention could not have had ay other excuse for making a fight tbat would constipation all disappeared. Flesh, strength, and a splendid appetite re- turned, and I went to work. The foregoing letter shows what Fe-ru-na will do in cases of Indigestion when used according to directions. Write to Pe-rn-na Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Ilartman 'a free books on Catarrh. These book explain the nature of catarrh, and make the action of Pe-ru-na clear to ev ry one. All draggistssell Pe-rn-na. Ak any druggist for a free Pe ru-na A manse for tbe year Tbe people should pledge every candidate for the legislature to work for and support legislation that will give tbem more voice in tbe adminis tiation of tbe State government. This can be done by tbe initiative and refer endum plan of legislating. Under this plan of direct legislation the people can themselves vote upon all important I measures passed by the legislature, or tbey can require tbe legislature to submit certain question to a vote of tbe people. Then if any measure! passed by tbe legislatures does aot meet the approval of tbe people it doea not become a law. o Wben tbe Democratic politicians who in tbe last Democratic conven tion worked for tbe rejectioa of the! Peoples Psrty co-operative proposi tion, bowl about tbe State becoming negroized, tbey confess tbat they had rather see tbe State become negroized rather than unite with tbe Peoples Party for national and State reforms. Tbe more money tbe railroads and other monopolies pour into the hop per of tbe Democratic campaign fond. tbe louder the machine speakers and papers yell nigger! nigger!! nigger!!! His Exeelleoey W Mckiklet, President of the I'm ted 8tates. "We, tha BBdersiaraed citissas of Darbam. N. C , take pleeaar ia aadorsiag Jamea K. 8bepkerd for aay position bo may ia able to obtaia. Mr Fhepherd kaa eosdacttd kiaaatlf la anek a maaaer aa to obtain tha respect of tkoeitiseas of Darkam regardless ! color, we believe bim worthy of pnblie rocfiienee. i Pros t. Blaekwells Datham Tob. Co. J. 8. CABR, s Pree't. NeT Uaak. Ilarbam. X. C. ( Pres t ; olden Bait Mfg. Co., Darbam, N. Victor 8. Ituvav. Atty. Darbam, X. C. W. II. BRAXftOV. Sec Treaa. Durham C ottB Mills. Lao. D. IIeaktt, Casb'r. 1st Xatl Uaak Darbam X. C. Haw AUl Tfcla tmr a Tmrtf W lib a -MfM" tm DovgJt, Oct. 13th, .?$. Dr. Cybcs TRoiirHOir. Raleigb. X. C. Dear 8ir avd Kkiexd: Wben the registrars met at this t!ar. tha Democratb voted and mado a Brrro cbai'maa iasteod of a white Popnlist, and said tha negro waa boaeat aad a ptfeet gentleman. This same Democrat baa been chairman at this plaeo for twenty years or more. I was down at Xew Berna some time ago, and a crowd went iato a restaurant to gat sapner, and ibis same Democrat was ia the crowd. Tha negro woman wbo did tbe eo kiag was aa black a negro aa yon aver saw, aad weighed about 20 pounds; aad this same Democrat cried 'kUo aoaty, aiat yoa going to kiss m 1 8he said "yosn and kissed bim right ia the month. I waa laughing aad tolling some "Damoeratie ladies a boat this and one of them said: "Thai's nothing; I saw kirn give oce five cents to kias bim one day. I said to her: Yon ara joking. 8be said she would swear to it if neee siry. Yon can nsa this, have it prioted in tba Progressiva Farmer and The Caucasian and have my name at the bottom of it if yoa choose. Yours etc. L. II. OfTLAW. Governor Tanner, of Illinois, refused to permit some coal barons of that State to import into Illinois cheap Illinois to tbe level of the cheapest la- negro labor from Alabama to com have won a victory for free silver and Pete wi,h tb nite ,bor former,J showina DaMOCBane mthod: " I i a a t a a. I A- a I a DeoDle's legislature, excent that it : wnpioyeo wmco nau was opposed to these reforms, and "'"" r accept me low scaie oi wa- nn. hnoria nion t ..n .n.ntin. C onereea Dy iDese coai parous. DEUOCRATIC HETHODS. The Peoples party State Committto manages to keep informed of wist the iJemoeratie machine is doing. Below are eitracta from aomeletttts its past record and future purposes. 2. Attempt to bulldoze and intimi- nigger from their opposition to free silver and tbeir favoritism for monopoly. Democrats are often heard to tell Total for the three jear $3,r.7.l,201 iC The experres of the State govern ment for the tl rut three years of the present administration were as fol lowe : isn't i.:uo.:r-..r..- I81d l.-24t'..)iii 27 lay; l ;;t;i,ots-j hate preferred to follow Cleveland than Bryan, would have bad it other- wiM-, tilt the mighty torrent of public ooitiion was too great ior intm tore ".ist; they bowed before it to bide tbeir time till the could again control the party iu the same mauner in which they had controlled it for years. In lt'M the Populists of North Car olina, anxious t hat the fight against the vicious cla.a legislation which they had begun in 1S'J2 and which the rank and Hie of the Democratic party bad in part takeu up in lS'JG should continue in the same effective man ner in which it carried the State for Bryan in is.it; passed a resolution in II.Mir StBlMfiiiiVcntinn nf last Mav in I .. chine. .1..... . IT. ..., , rv..uafn n.:V. I W ii nil inrj imriru uu tu-ujiciaic miu I (such the Democratic party in this cam paito, the right to be made on both national and State issues. The proposition which they offered a a basis of the joint fight upon the bor iu ti e United States, is it not only a d&te voterg 8Q tnat it may gaiu by yi- Populists tbat tbere is now no further llenceforth Governor Tanner will be I j regarded by tbe corporation kings as an anarchist of tbe most dangerous kind. Maealae -R4 ftblrla fraaa a Iurraawaia4 atal. "The reports yon allude to about bulldozing aad intimidation of onr voters from tbe 8nth Carolina brigands are certainty correct question of time wben the combined capital of the United States will be sue cessful in reducing the labor of tbe United States to tbe level of tbe cheap est labor of tbe world? olence or lawlessness what it cannot need ' the Peoples Party organization, gain by record or peace. Tbere is this difference between II- The people of this State will again repudiate tbe entire outfit in Novem ber. THERE MIGHT BE RETALIATION. And now tbe information comes from some points to tbe effect that Democratic machine members are dis charging employees who register for tbe purpose of voting the anti-Demo cratic ticket. And tbere is further in formation that some men who defy that machine and are standing for the people are being boycotted in a busi ness way at tbe instigation of tbe ma- matters tbere is a point at which patience and forbearance will snap. The Populists are tbe bone and sinew of tbe State. Their produce is tbe basis of its commercial existence. and in giving their reasons for such licoia Republicanism and North Caro- an opinion grow nnerai enougn io say lioa Democracy, namely : tbe Bepubli- mat me ireopie x any nas lorcea me can ministration of Illinois refused great Democratic party to advocate to Dermit carloads of negroes to come the free coinage of silver, and that froni otheP 8tates int0 ininofS while! LET THE "IJEADBBS" BE WATCHED, because this plank Of the Peoples ha nom.wtr.tiA ariminiatpatlnn f The leaders of the corrupt Democrat- PrtJ PlAtform the Peoples Party has xorth Carolina would not Dermit car ic machine of this State should be care- no longer the excuse to live. Whenever ioada of negroea to go out of North fully watched. They will, in a great a Jropuns nears iuis argument an Carolina to other states. measure, be held strictly accountable tnat ne n" fc0 do 18 10 refer h,a Demo for any disturbance tbat mat possibly oeratic prose lyter to the whole of the occur in this State by exciting some Peoples Party platform. hoodlums until they get beyond con trol. Already some or the machine pa- Democrats say this is a State cam- "Ptlawi aiAfl BUI tBH 2 at it. A Vi W at a la, Ota-. V f era M awavf aea a aaav arvavav a a v wuesrss w,'v a a J VHW avsv- iussi vu sa wwa a waeJ nent lawyer of Bennetts vi He. and Press (Iibsnn, ot tbe same place. Lvinsrs-on ia making icfUmmatcry speeches in or coo My. aad Gibson baa coma ont ia tbe pablie pria of tbe coony ff-riog to head one tbonaand "red shirts' from Hennetteville to intimidate and scare onr voUrs. Other towns and villages along tha Ima are offering sqnads and companies, head J by ticb merchaots and cor porationists. Thry ar opera'iog through and witb a political or ganization known as White Unions. Tbey are motiBsr with fb White Unions and make night hideous with tbeir drunken revelry. In my neighborhood tbey make life bnrdtnsome for a Populist. This baa been going on about three wetks, and getting worse every day. SfaefclM KaB KMara." "The editor of tba Do not notice tbe bluster and bull dozing of tbe Democratic hoodlums.! Tbey may offer insults when in crowds or gangs, but tbey are not going kill anybody. Tbere is law and justice in this was talking to a gentleman bere last week a non resident of tbe State and, amocg other confi dential things, be told biiu that he oagfat to be here on the I h of November. We will show yoa bow to conduct vbiors. We are going to fill New Hanover eonnty with "rough riders. . TUX LA17DSLIDE C0OTI1TUES. It is not surprising tbat sack a crowd ia becoming too repnlsive for gea a a. li. . i rrr t . i . vvniie ii is iqaauiar aao cassmg BAVa Hf(ikH,n Mf ma - rf!. isuod in iue i u be re a b oi oe people I lfl our rlirhtL Do thia determinedlv I . v.. DWMr..M. - rc I . . K is your riguu wu vnis newrmineaiy 1 1! nave maae a pretty lively state issuer -nd dienifiedlv. Nobodv is sroinsr to IL T Z , . - - - I . ..... .. . lauu uiguiueuij. Augouy is going io i !, thev ara laavinar aaeh an Antravams v Aiaamaf laa. ktnarHiMl ar.i of Ana ii tne democratic stste Uonven- hurt you or interfere witb you in this mA .il.u , .. k- iZZZZa s.-'LIOi . If thev shall fail to conduct Part of the two parties cvn the national Lheir DU8ine8a through tbe exchange marts of North Carolina, business will Total for f he t hree y ears Subtracting one from the otber, $ ;i,i).v,y50 21 3 573 201.1)5 :iM).74s.2o An examination of the ahoe figr.res will show that the present administra tion expended $38u,74S.2t) mure during the first three years of its exister.ee than was expended by the last Demo cratic administration during the last three years of its existence. But this excess of expenditure is al most wholly apparent, and not real. Let us fee. Take this apparent excess, and sub tract from it the cost of one hesion of tbe General Assembly, and the total appropriations of the United States government for technical education in the State, and the account will stand as follows : Excess of expenditures un der the present adminis tration $ 3SG.74S.26 Deduct the cost of one ses sion of the General As sembly 77,050 71 issues was as follows: To elect nine free silver and anti- monopoly Congressmen to the House of il-nresentat ives of the next Con gress. The proposition wbicb tbey submit ted as the basis of co-operation upon State issues was as follows: To elect a State legislature that could not be controlled by railroad lobbies and otber corporation lobbies, The Peoples Party convention ap pointed a committee to submit these proposit ions to the Democratic State convent ion and to ask that the joint tight be made ou these State and na tional issues, which it did. The re ply which the committee got from tbe Democratic convention was s follows Deduct the appropriations of tbe United Slates to education 30i,807 55 103 500.00 grow weak. rnis is Dy no means an impossibility. Some busi ness men who are trying the bulldoze scheme had better realize tbat tbey are playing with edges tbat can cut both ways. There is a story to the effect that tbe town of Monroe was accustomed to handle nearly three thousand bales of cotton annually. Then that town per mitted such an outrage as a scattering of cheyenoe pepper in a ball where a prominent Populist was billed to speak. Xi nm that. Hma tha nnttnn Vmaineaa nf Monroe has not much exceeded an an- yna in OI control, and it will nnal handlin of twelve hundred hales. DOt De r,ht t0 hold the8e V s - - pers, by tbeir inflammatory utterances Pign and must be fought on State is and incendiary editorials, have laid hues. Well, granting it is, would not state under which hansrinsr is ant to fol. themselves liahla to indictment for I the question of electing a State ltgis-1 Inarkillinir Thuv knnav that.. flAtAlh inciting insurrection, rebellion etc., I iBtnre pledged to enact certain legis- polla ag ig your rint t your Tote M tlenaen and respectable men to tolerate and these are being carefully corded and preserved. If nothing comes from tbem in tbe way riot, all will end good. But the peo- tion had accepted tbe overtures made matter. pie of North Carolina are not going to DJ tne Peoples Party for a co-operative tolerate anarchy from any source, "am- on sucn issues wouia it not nave jhe railroad lawyers who control- m i . . a. - r. aw I tn al rl A t ho alanf lAfi nf o TK aa 1 a1 aa f- waa I . . . . . . i nere are now in ine otate omcers ana i v. dmvu o icjiommic i Jea trje democratic convention no executors of the law, wbo will see the j certain? I doubt were afraid that if the Demo- law executed on offenders. After the I crats and Populists united in this 8th of November there will be in tbe I Tbe editor oi tne JMews and Obser- campaign to elect a people's legists at A.t a. a a ia . I - - State more officers of this character. er irequenuy signs nimseii -uaxpay- ture tbat all those Democratic Sena This is something which we believe e1"" t0 p"cles in bis paper. The rec- tors and Representatives wbo voted tbe machinators and tools of the Dem- ora8 show that he is not a "taxpayer." wjtn the railroads in tbe last legisla- ocratic machine know, and with such 1 n ougui- io pay vue foo.M now uue me ture would sot get back to the next knowledge, it is safe to say that all of state ana county oi wage berore be legislature. . I a. a a. . aT um a I its boisterous bluster, red shirting UBe8 ine siguasure oi -xaxpayer. threats to kill etc., are only so mncb bullying from which nothing serious ajvfv a fdt sa1 oan come, unless it comes through a I Vv LI LI W JL aVlvlX Wvi M l a i . ,. I iew uuouiums woo may oe excited be Savara Bla CstlUs Wltk Tkaa. I bare heretofore been a DatocaiT,snd have always givee tbe nomi nees of that party my true and loyal support; bat seeing tbat the leaders of tha party have babkbd avaav raiacirut or Taca Ds aiocBACT, as proclaimed by Jefferson Bud Jackson and tbe founders of oar grand and noble system of government simply rrtaialogtbe name without the principles -1 can no longer conscientiously euppart tbem, and take this occasion to sever my connection with tbem. In snort. Now, such towns as silently permit such outrages as are suggested above KESOLVED 1. lhat ttie proposition ma take warning. All nnlitinal mpin. I.. ..... . . , V rr. ; t f .1 Kir . Ln.,l,'n. I " cmn.ittee.he.andthe same is herehv ne88 and "allty usually originate respectfully dc'ined. I among the machine machinato s 2. lhat the Democratic State li,x-lin tbe towns. Aud tbe people are ecutive committee, tie, ana the sauie iast watchins- that rascalitv now for a -. k Vv.- . ... ta.a..e..rf n vnf nafra a . 1 CT s urrr uj iiioii uticu lum fools solely responsible for tbeir meanness The intelligent rascals who incite the hoodlums should be, and by tbe eternal God, shall bi called to ac count. Splotches. There ia only one core for Contagions ! Blood Poison the disease which has completely baffled the doctors. They Tbe Democratic machine is trying to organize negro Democratic clubs in Raleigb, and reports come tbat Demo crats are fusing on county tickets witb negroes in Warren county. ' Where is F. D Winston, the boss "White Leaguer?" PUBLIC RECORD. 2m 397.55 Let it be borne in mind, that after al lowing the present ad ministration cred it for the cost of one session of the Gen eral Assembly, and for the appropria tions of the United States toeducation (which appropriations were not audit ed in the Treasury, nor paid out of the Treasury under the Democrats) the present administration for the three years taken into account is only $206, 397.55. .Now what has the S'ate to show for this increased expenditure? It has coupons clipped from bonds is sued by Democrats to mnec current expenses when they were in power. It has bills and accounts tha' were left unpaid by Democratic public servants ' hevlng that Populists will accept their when they were kicked out. It has j invitation. to entertain no further proposition for fusion Now in view of their rejection of a certain victor for these issues, it is net reasonable to suppose tbat the men who controlled the Democratic con vention are opposed to free silver and of the election of a people's legisla ture? In fact, can any other inter pretation be placed upon their action? Can any reliance be placed even in their cry fur "white supremacy" wbicb would have also been included in tbe victory for the issues outlined above, and which they deliberately rejected? But in spite of tbe abundant proof they have given us of tbeir opposition to the reforms for wbicb Populists have all these years fought, in spite of their rejection of the only plan which would have won a victory for these reforms, the same men who con trolled the Desiocratic convention in the interest of tbe railroads and gold standardites, now come to Populists and appeal to them to come back to the democratic party and to be their followers; and some of them have probably fooled themselves into b-- purpose. ANOTHER "BLTJFF GAMS. We notice thnt some Democratic ma chine papers are publishing certain mount of $35.33 representing about kind ot offers to bet that the Demo- 3600 Pwonal property. This was crats will win in this State in the com- uwed by the- Democratic board of ing election. This is just a little game canty commissioners at the May, 1895 of "bluff." because every bet so far nub- meeting. The News and Observer i . .... . licly offered baa a "string tied to it " nowIS fcT'eat deal about its concern We have heard of some bets beinsr ror tne welfare of the taxpayers of offered in Raleigh along this line, only Walce county. If it really had so much tbey were straightforward, and in interest at heart for the people of every case they have been greedily wke county and the State, why does take days said Those South Carolina "brigands" ferred to in the extract from a letter axe totally unable to coxe it, and direct published in this issue woald do a their efforts toward bottling the poison I mighty good peice of business to ap in the blood and concealing it from realize that they have all tbey can do. vtW fl R R mm 4-Via 4Su..a MaL I it w : 1 1 .1 r 1 mi.. .,,Lii. . 3 . . . . I - to yvmM- it luci win iiicuu iu tuur uwa uubi ?2F2L'ttr''-. ta sux. .... , 1 every trace or the taint. vum, n piaceu upon me insol- I -was afflicted witb a terrible blood disease, vent tax-Havers' list for 18H fn. th. I widen was In spots at first, bat afterwards vmav m mm. .11 am. k... I T a & "t; t M . lwiwthui,iuj. is -secret Vircuiar Simmons ana chobuuu aroxtuai idic .. ... .. sores, and it is ey to 1 n, synaicate-iusiog, macnine approv something like a civilized condition. that party seems to nave cast aside all its once boasted high principles aad descended iato mua-slingiag, aboar aad tbe false cry of "negro" ta obtain ofice. It is plain tbat tbis cry of negro, negro, is resorted to ta deceive and mislead tbe peeple iato agaia restoring tbem to power. I dare say tbere is not aa intelligent mania the party tbat eotertaios any fear of negro rule in the State or nation, and wben all appears to be peace and good feeling between the races, tba m scales appeals to prejudice and passioa to engender barred and ill-will. It is clear to my view that tbe Democratic leaders are concealing from tne people their real iateatioa or porpeae, wkirj ia to take power from tbe people, as tbey did ia tbe legfslatore of lt7a-77,tbus depriv ing tbem of tbe election of most of their ofioers. Upon tbeir retnro to power again, tbey will not only do tbis. but will virtually disfran chise at least one-half of tbe voters of tbe Slate by tbe enactment of aa electioa law similar to If ississippPs. Tbis action will aot only di f ranebise the negroes, but white mea also, for no discrimination can be made on account of race. Hence I would appeal to all coasorvativa, fair-mladed Democrats ( I mean tbe massese, not tbe leaders aad strikers of tha party) to awake to a realiaatiOB of tbe situation not He aepioely upoa tbeir barks aad listen to tbe siren song of "white sapremacy" a a til tbey are stripped of tbeir dearest rights aad privileges. ' In tbe coming election I shall support tbe nominees of tbe Peoples aad Be pool lean parties, believing tbem to be tba frieads of true dem ocratic and republican government. Bbbbt Gobwis. Pine Level, Ji". O, Oct. 18, 1898. 7 b sw. a V I Ay 1 A splendid cam pal ga doeameat will endSSl Be "oTe 1 11 inStbe dirty, disrepuUble method of I be Seaator Batler's speech at Cliatoa. eMeeoavioeed that th I red shirt" riding, throwing rotten I Order at once If yew desire any exrs I bad snt rbndrec egss, making threats of killing folks,! copies. Only ILSO per baadred. thwi'theV etc- Is ens so for no soon of con- tried tsMous naten I demnatinn o.nmea from that dirMtinn. ?oTS; dSeai0 No Bourborn Democratic barbariaa- V YO? I d finished m3 I rpha rvpronpat i imrhln. ttAlltllana I ism. MCA BS DrCVallS in SoVth CaWWliaB nmiioni oi as. s. l i r . - ZXJLT&JSB!ZSL who are paid by tha railroads to yell f . a. aaat m - a ; a. T a. - I finr. Mr I Itniala Vaaiwr t Hsa tawaa a. aa - I waam. atsw smko FV J I OBJ F - -aw ww wwawv - u. pruui.ueuo ieuiocrai, a lew - 1" . " " fBoit began to grow pfler and L ier. and fHhtM.d ot ' v.. vniihnnrori flf.ir dnll nrKloK k I oooesc man Snouia. JSelore Ha volla I who long disappeared enareir. i retrainea i - . " "..j wva.w. ei, u.vtu I I bit lnal mwht. Mnun atmnw. aaa bv .n. I a k. .fMiil fn. .n.h a MaKin a k v. w t "tTnsvr" a train ha mia-hfc tn !;. I tUrTtZZA V 'r.ZZr f I w - . tvsM.ti m -vt -r. I wall, and my skin aa clear aa a nleea of elana. I in power, ana tbe more thev OUgbt to get try to winning. It was covered so quick tbat - wu Carolina H. L. atrus, loo Mulberry at, Nawark.ll. J. hnr,dnM. tnp h- ,, . "v t m -j tv j ina in nnnnti nf wita i v i m - - - uue aiuressiu uemuurai was Sfcuuneu. I w- " - l von i uesugr su pussiuie oouos oi a .n,h .... j . . . I If h. ..il Ok...... :. am. k. t.Wu Ik. h... utK ""'u "u ami""" ii anv nnn v mean a nnai nosa in niwn ouu id mhj uuw " "J ww mwwudii i straightforwarward betting along this f taxes, ho is putting up the g?& 1. 1 . 1 ? -a a a I TTt VI CS V TrtF t WOX t.hnea nBa-vfaaAaanae-aA.aVl uue iet uim come or sena io rtaieign w,,'"'4""0 i" tu trreck the entire system He will probably And all the accommo- re uuw oviug scanerea over tne coun- dation he wants. At least Thx Ca- ir r ah Caucasian believes tbe rail- ikj aaJ W IUP roaas ana corporations are backing it i JJm aa3la twJ. aa luey are oacKing commons ana bis c8ian hears this much. The Blood The Democratic party of North Carolina "respectfully declined" to make a fight for nine free silver con gressmen and for a State legislature Tor $1.50 you can order 100 copies machine committee to run the cam of 1 bb Caucasian containing Sena- paign on the negro racket. tor Butler's speech at Clinton. It will 1. . . . . a l a i j i at a oe a ,e uinaer auu suouiu oe ireeiy Thb Caucasian tl ner vear. Vnw ia uiBLiiouieu. I me time so sunscrine. tbat would not be under tbe influence I tm u land control nf railroads and other aaaa ruaaiii vn.un7i arii.K miu an biin utii v - blood remedy guaranteed to contain no I corporations. porash, mercury, or otber mineral. .books on tne disease ana its treat- "Ppo--W Williams would nrnhahiw rnent mailed free by Swift Specific Com pany, Atlanta, ueorgia. find no difficulty in exporting negroes from Illinois. Ia wanted this State. Let these Soatb Carolina "Bed Shirts" note tbis fact. cam au, voen ntmi svrni Pain-Killep. 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