fHE CAUCASIAN.
. N. 8. t 28. 189j
. .1, lUrlMillc Ar.lrl M .il
MM Tm .i.
W v URN ton, N. C.
I iiiii ; ril t a
spt. 31 -.1
i.'t ruil i
II.
H ii roughs, Imr
! oi Warrentoi , y. Toidv v,n.
iu r c rntui led sun- 1- lit, taking
nfltt ncil and J l'np 'nf into W
I, .Viliiauiv fiso p mi. Ho was
.1 ehtrJHj fcvtniriif at
eh ami having been sick s -ru.
t in.! ami bis mind ifuparo;l a lili
e i.t search was in.-ti'uMd Tni
p r. .iniz at 8 'l ick the empty bo:
I whs louud fluatirg on tbi pond
i I poud was dia-eil and the
v touud.
II.. leaves a wi f and four or five
children.
I ' .((ulism ih Wanhing'1rnan, JeftVr
i nn and rubliriM-ly LttHwlaUaO.
i whines sil thst is yod to goTeru
mi aad H'K-iety. It is .. (-..... l to
it wi with kmK- aid p- t e u i a t
i v i n no iutrnt irj .uiui n with
i I oiling maasen, aad who 1 1 - r -garl
Hie unalienable ribt of ail
"t lit' , liberty and the pur-
! hppin"H8.'' Tbo state com
Bittee, i nmnn mri.il niih tbe high
diit J -t puarijing the party aeainst
inf rial strife, and forget! ulnesH
i raud urinciples promulgated
if a state and nationnl platforms,
r 1 1 Bill and deliberately ouidfred
! wisilr refused to accent any
ft position thai might compromise
i integrity. But if diil pruv.de fmo
trly commenc meut of orgaui
l work, by loaal sWieSftSittt ss,
tin' tampaigu of l.RM). This is
Sera ary to show p!u ocacy that
l'.iuli!.m is not "passu g;"' that it
I living, eternal principle tha'
B)H it and will grow until i' becomes,
tin riiiitrolling force inll nations
h ord is an enemy thht must not
I" p rmitteil to retard the march of
I'enaltsftj affailtl tMaVtleM usurpert
v ry sacred right Ii von are a
Populist let it be seen in a life of
s u nli o f r the publiu good. Dis
eaai :! rantly ard let the majority
in convention decide and conclude
all dif rences. Such a spirit will re
i!m in our state and nation from the
IfrMp ' I the enemies of free govern
ment. i aMaMaa ami Militarism
Rata! nsfd to send Roman troop
la k9f the ancient Britons iu sub
juration, and to send the Btitions to
keep the Human slav s from rebell-
11. If.
The same plan was us. d with other
ahOM as mercenary troops were
prepared to murder foreigners with
out olj' cting. The modern nations
carry out the same idea.
Bntian keeps Jnsh regiments in
Co. 'land Knglish in Heotland, Scotch
in Inland. British in Indiau, Indian
!S. poys in South Apr ca, etc.
The Unitt d States haR negro troops
-hooting white miners in Idaho, and
hisck ard whito troops in the Phillip
piii.s i udeavoring to ecslave the
frodom loving natives of those
isl. "(l-i.
Tin Shyloeks who own our national
debts rati all and gloating rake in
the diid nd-, while their poor dupes
ar- killing and enslaving each other.
Ca pttalifBi and militarism are twin
evil . The Citizen (Toronto Can.)
die good turn deserves another."
'I'liowe who have been cured by Hood's
Sarsaparilla ar- glad to tell others
about it.
Literary Note.
With the Fall Fiction Number of
"The Saturday Evening I'ost," of Phil
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e!
mini a sixteen to a twenty four
nafe weealy magazine, wit h a double
number every fourth week The Fall
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1 nlored cover and thirty-two pages of
short stories and entertaining articles
by well-known aid popular writers.
It will be on all news-stands Septem
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Sarah Grand, known almost entirely
through her novels, contributes to this
i.uiiib-r a strong, captivating short
s'ory, entitled 'A New Sensation."
Itret Uarte tells a characteristic ta'e
of the gold-seeker's California ; S'e
phen ( rane is a' his bei-t in a graphic
war story ; Cutclitfe Hyne weaves an
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Ronnterfril MWtt bank-note"; Bailey
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Calif irnia girl, and ex-Senator In
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MICKORYS NE6R0 POUCENAN
M w Mlck.rr Wm s an.l - r.l
aaaaavtMa) xwtrm nd
"ii ' vrm l.i.i I ii
WOmlng.
W e i;(p the following from a Demo
rat'c paper published in Cbarl-.lt- :
-ll baald that IJickorv has t - 1 .
v
iliceman, though the nr,.
i;on
ttti.te onlv one-tourrh th
poi uia i..u. This If one of the place,
that I tea Democrats boast o' having
rried ia tka iaat election, wnac dV.
rNllyufca it white men?" Oa ica
tta, Ta "white man." if he is Caucas an,
i b the faeU in the na-e. think, tuJ
tiie auntan h ts slano-red
and attempted to practice a
OCM ion noon t he public
H lckorv
b4,e ile-
In the fjrht place part sail poii ic 1
our no figure in the HaBeipal eleCi ion
m inisiowu.
The isHUt- has been, tor the lat Hev
'o year-, lice;ie or no license. Tfce
1 teuiocr ulc pari y lias i olhing what
vr i,o do with the town government ..
Vi d ii there had been a negro police
'nun on every street corner, no aeimi
ble man would think of biaming the
l e ii' i'M' ic party for such a condition
f strirs It would be about as reason
able 'u plaea the responsibility on the
iewih Santiedrim.
In fh next place it comes with poor
gra -.e irom the ( aucasiao to criticize
any town for having negro, officials.
That paper was the al'y and associ
ate of t he men who turned over Oreen
ville, N'ewberne and Wilmington to a
horde of negroes. It, was the defender
. . i . .
oi iusioii. alter nision had Hone .u
perfect work and braught lorth a bar- I
vest of corruption and death
Fort tierinore the charges as insinua
ted by tbe Caucas an is meanly lalse.
i'h impression sought to be created
is that a negro officer had authority
over whre men. The facts are as fol
low : Twice during the small pox
scare i he board of aldermen and the
mayor chese Leonard Crockett, a high
ly respectable colored man, as a spe
cial health oltlaer to look afttr his own
race. He received strict instructions
not to molest, nor interfere, in any
way with white persotif an instruct
ion which he faithltilly carried out.
Mis work and bis authority were con
fined entirely to the negroes.
This malicious misrepresentation of
Hickory is a part of tbe vile campaign
now being carried on by tbe discredi
ted and repudiated fusion politicians
who were last year scourged from
power by the lasb of public indigna
tion and who have been pilloried with
scalawags like Holden and ruffians
like Kirk as a reproach and disgrace
to the State.
The writer of tbe above kicks bard.
Thk Caucasian must have spurred
him iu a tender spot. Yes, for seven
years except tbe last, even before tbe
supposed writer of the above was a cit-
..... . . .
lien of Hickory, the issue nas been
'wet" or dry." Generally the negroes
voted "wet.'. In the last two election
a larger number found out tbat, iu tbe
language of a prominent
of a nrominent member of
the Democratic machine which con
trols Hickory if they gj! anytbing.th y
would hav - to "get in tbe ring," and
they voted "dry.'' As a result of that
or something eUe, each year, Mr Leon
ard Crockett, a "highly respectable
cu.ored man," has been chosen as a
' si eoial health oflicer." So tar as we
know there was no special health offi
cer for the whites.
The apologist for Hickory's negro
policeman claims that "partisan poli
tics cut no figure iu tbe municipal
elections of tbe town ;" that ''the Dem
ocratic party has nothing whatever to
do witb tbe town government." Is this
true? When the so-called dry non
partisan ti kt t was nominated last
April, although they invited dry men
of all parties to participate in it, and
although one Populist and two Prohi
bitionists were placed in nomination
as city aldermen, they were defeated
and a straight Democratic ticket wat
nominated, consisting of a mayor and
three aldermen. Do you deny this?
Does this look like "the Democratic
party has nothing whatever to do with
the town government?" After tue
May elections it was published by the
Democratic papers fbat "every town
in the State except Marshall went
Democratic." Not only this, has it not
beeu reported that citizens of Hickory
boasted that they elected a "straight
Democratic ticket." On May 6'h the
Charlotte Observer contained the fol
lowing :
"A gentleman from Hickory said yes
terday : 'We bad a bard fight in Hick
ory over the mayor's election. It was
a fight to a finish. Tbe wet faction of
the town joined bands witb the Popu
lists, led ny J. F. Click and the Repub
licans and fought the regular Demo-
. I a A air kiaa m n m . L,
cratlC UCKet. A. a. miner wan hoc
mongrel candidate, Mr. O. M, Royster
standard bearer for the Democrats,and
won by 20 votes.'
Wbv did not this brilliant apologist
for Hickory's uegro politician oeny
. -h. H H i,;nftf write tc T he Ob-
his; why did he not write to the Ut-
server and say that tne
gooo ury fro-
ibitionists of Hickorv ot an parties
had been "slandered?" I
The above from the Observer was
brauded as false by two Democrats of
Hickury. but they were not in the town
... a i i.,.. V.
rinsr. like Mr. leonaru rui-ikett, mc
- . ... i 1 1, i -
"highly re:-pectaoie coioreu jfmie
man and, perhaps, his uncolored apol- ;
ogist.
The issue tins year was noi -license
r no license," as Mr. Crockett's apolo
gist states. I bere was not a license
icket in tne neiu. ine issue ws piam
y ring rule or anti-ring rule, whether
he people or ine iowu ring nww i
control the city. The People's ticket;
nun the onlo non-parr.isan "ary" hck-
et., being composed of Democrats, Pop- !
ulists and Prohibitionists, every one of
Whom MM always votea against oar
rooms and was so pledged this time.!
Every man on tne ring ucser, wm u ,
..,... uiwwuini was a or uuurai. ;
be three aldermen noiain oyer ar j
all Democrats except one, giving me,
new board a Democrat mayor ana nve i
Uemocratic aldermen out oi six, wno ;
but, our negro apologist win nave iuej
audacity to say tnat uicaory is no
controlled by Democrats, and tbat they
are not responsible lor the elevation of
Mr. Leonard Crockett, a "highly re
spectable colored" gentleman to a place
on the police force in the city of Hick-
"niir necro ooliceman's apologist's
greatest objection to what Thk Cau
casian says is that its purpose was to
create the Impression tbat " a negro of-
floer bad authority over wuim me"
The impression tbat thb uadcibiah
wanted to make was,as I understand it.
bat if it was a crime sucn as lueyyeneu
about so much last year lor i uo eiiuo-
licans to appoint a negro puiiceiuu
for the town of wreenvine, u w
greater crime lor uemocrais tu ap
point a negro policeman in Hickory
Every ten-year-old boy will come to
this conclusion by knowing the facts
in tbe case. But tbis uoteu apoiogiss
xouses the authorities oi nioawi ior
.infinv thin neirro oonceman on
he irrounos insr ue wn .-"
to interrere wnn whuw.
excuse for them why was it not an ex
cuse for Oie authorities of Greenville?
. . i ; ' in flanan 1 1 la
Was not tne policeman iu "'v.
under tbe same inatructionsr nas iu
ever been cnargeu mat ue oci
edsaid instruciionf Every one knows
that he did not, from the fact tbat he
would have been murdered if he bad
done so. We are not so certain tbat
the "highly respectable" colored po
liceman of Hickory did not violate bis
instruction. Has it not been reported
that while on duty be obased two
white boys of Morganton, Jack and
Webb Morrow, with the purpose of
A.iatner them out of town? IS this
true? Our negro apologist tres to
w rr nnuiiuii rnannnsible for
Urn negro pol.cmeo in GreenyM
"A Gentle Wind
of Western Birth"
Teib no sweeter story to humnfy thjtn
the tnnouncement (hot the helih-grvcr
ind heAlth-brmger, Hood's Sni purtiU.
tel's of the birth of An era of good health.
It is the one retUble specific for the cure
of all blood, stomjuh And Iner troubles.
New Kerne and VViimiugtou. I
would like to a-k him who was re
ItOMiWafar the policemen in these
towns and cities prior to the ytars oi
l:5and ls;)7? Blvery mn knows who
ha, aenie enough to voluntanally be
co ne a n-gro apologist, that the Cc
CASiAN was not only opposed but
lought the changing of the charters ot
i he-.e towns and cities, and tbat a ma
jority of the Populists in the Legisla
ture of 1897 voted with the Democrats
agaiimt ct.aoging ihe government of
these towns and cities, and that in
Wilmington to prevent the appoint
ment of negroes to ofice the Populist
aldermen went to tbe Democrats ap
pointed by Governor Kusstll, and
ueKKeu i,uem 10 accept the appoint
uieut, promising to vote with them on
every appointment. This would have
given the Democrats entire control of
iuc aopuiuiuiems in w uaiington : Out
ftey sa,d nond although tbe Kepub
Means did the appointing they did ex
actly wnat tbe Democrats of Hickory
did, gave instructions to the colored
policemen that their work must be
confined to their own race. So far as I
know the negroes never violated this
instruction. If the Democratic aider
men of Uickory are excusaole on these
grounds then tne .Republicans of Wil
mington are alike excusable, especial
ly when there are twenty times as
many negroes in Wilmington as there
are in Hickory. The only accounts
that I have heard of negroes arresting
white people, were done under Demo
cratic control, several instances of
which I can give, naming tbe parties,
places etc.
Now, if that Coarlotte cold bash
Democratic paper is not satisfied and
will quote me as fairly as I have Hick
ory's negro police apologist i will not
only be thankful but accommodated to
some facts and figures that the public
should know, and which I refrain giv
ing until I have a further excuse.
A Citizen.
Hickory, N. C , Sept. 9, 189S).
BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE
Was the result of his splendid health.
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The recent Legialatcre repeaied
tue non-partisan eleetion laws of
lbi5 and 1SU7, whieh guaranty d u
every party the right to be repreaen
led on election board bv it
adaaafN of their own ehounitiar. anrt I
enacted an election law more vieiou:
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lb9.".
The Itadibg provisions ot ihit law
at publuhei by tne Haieigb News v
Obsrvt-r Kre a- follows:
i. Tbat the election for iSfate and
county tflictrs shall be held on tne
first Thursday in August and every
two years thereafter.
Z. ibat th re shall be a Matei
board of elections composed of five
persons elected by tho Legislature
for a term of two vears.
3. That there shall be a county
board of elections consisting of tnree
person., appointed by State board
for a term of two years.
4. Tbat the State Board of elections
fchall meet in Raleigh tbe first Mon
day in May, 1899, and organize by
electing one of their number chair
man and another secretary. Another
meeting 'shall be held dti the first
Monday in April in each election
year
Special meetings may be cai:-
ed when necessary. For their services
the board shall receive four dollars
appoint all registrars and judges of
elections. Members of the county
boarda may be removed by the State
board; and the county boaru m turn
may remove any registrar or judge
of election.
G. That county boards must meet
not later than the first Monday in
May for organization, and for divid
ing tbe counties into precincts and
polling places.
7 That before the next general
election there shall be an entirely
new registration. Among questions
to be asked applicant is "whether he
has listed his poll for taxation for
the current year in whieh he applies
for registration, and for the year
next prereding. And if any appli
cant shall falsely swear he has listed
his poll for taxation, he shall be
guilty of perjury and and punished
as prescribed by law."
8. That the registration books shall
be kept open twenty days and closed
on the second Saturday before the
election. On each Saturday during
the perioc the registrar shall go to
the polling place to register voters.
On such lays the books shall be open
for inspection by the voters of the
precinct. There shall be no no rg-1
istering on election day, but votirs;
may bo challenged.
9. Tbat on or before the first Mon
day in July the county board bhallS
appoint tj judges -of election fori
each precirt.
10. Thai to prevent disord i as;
many as thre special offW-s nay be j
appointed by the registrars and j
judge of election.
11. That there shall be one ballot
for all State officers, one for judges !
of different courts, one for membt-rsi
of General Assembly, one for county
officers, and one for township t ffi-j
cers. That all ballots for each of
these classes of officers shall be the
same size, on white paper and with- i
out device. The size of the ballot
must be prescribed by the State
board of elections. Tickets in the
wrong box shall not be counted-
12. That the members of the sev
ral boards of election shall consti
tute the board of county canvassers,
which shall meet at the court house
second day after the election, ctn
vass the returns, and declare the re
sult at the court house door.
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the State except one. Practice and Ob
servation school of about 250 pupils.
To secure board m dormitories, all free
tuition applications should be made
before August 1.
Correspondence invited from those
desiring competent trained teachers
For catalogue and utber informa
tion, address
PRESIDENT McIVER,
Greensboro N. C.
THE
UNIVERSITY OF
UNA.
NORTH CAR0-
Widest patrorjair and fulleet equip-
meat in its hi storv. Faculs 38:
Students, 495 ; 3 Academic Courses : 3
Elective Courses: 3 Professional
Schools, in Law, in Medicine and in
Pharmacy. New Buildings, Water
Works, Splendid Libraries Labora
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Advaneed Classes ojien to women.
Tuition $60. a year; Board $8. a month.
Ample opportunity for self-help
Scholarships and loans for the needy.
Free tuition for teachers. Summer
School for Teachers. 24 Instructors,
147 students. Total enrollment 644
For catalogue, Address
President Aldhm an.
Chapel Hill.N C.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
.Agriculture and
:
:
Term Begin MH.rtKt. Vat.aiaer 6th
:
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coi to the student.
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Ir not or.ly tducatr but prepare it atudent
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lOi-rr are. complete special and bortfc. ouriei in the variou Agru ullural
laaasrtel, Mechanical, Teatile and Cml Art,
Sludeir.s will be allowed to atand b- ratrince examu at u t at it
county seatsof the countie in wbi. h they reside, tbu unpfaihrriieuw
of a trip to Knleigb.
Ei. trance examiua iona will be held on the lttu of Augu(, in t be owrt
Naaaa. under the supervision of ounty Superintendent.
m r dinner iniorujatioii, catalogue, etc , apply to
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IM RALKI
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it you want to exchange your
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The Paris Letter The London Letter
Br KA TIIARINE DE FOREST By a Sptetai CmrmponJtmi
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ByANStE T ASH MORE
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keeping one dressed to good taste
Cut Paper Patterns Outline Patterns
oi selected gowns will be tumithad will be published free every other
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COLORED FASHION PLATES
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Kit Kennedy The Meloon Farm
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- A Confident To-Morrow
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ment on or before the flrs dst of Oc
tober, A. IX, lio. or th-, will be
barred by tbe State.
This the ISth day of September 18S0
W. R. BRAXTLKY,
Administrstor.
Sept 21 6t.
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