PUBLISHED KVKKY THURSDAY
I
Til B OA U O A 8 1 A TJ re ironK enough without hU vote,
bat when they go North and est
this abu? ce, and they mike a
play f.r the neg o vote for tb-y
know they matt have it to elect
their candidal.
The next Democrat that holler
"nigger" should have Parker's black
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STATE LIKK A PKSTILKNXK."
OoVKRNOK AYCOCK MTATKI) IN
IIIH I.VAUGUUAL AMJHKKH THAT
UNDKR, AM) TIIKKKFOKK IIY IM
PLICATION IN rONHEQUKNCK OF,
FUSION' RULE ,LA WLEHHN KHH WALK
ED tiik htatk like A pestilence, cummuu max, nouneri mm
jvimr. PAHKF.ir Hvr.r.vn of ac
CF.ITA.M.K
J
dinVr bis meaning k uncertain. HejcepUoti of hU strength with th T" 7
wanti a reaaocttj redaction of the! miws. The American people art j "
II devoted to him in the same way M
i If did not Com as it Himself on My fmt.
iert of Vital Important to Voters.
Can any bkmthern Democrat vote'
for judge Parker without repudiat-
lnf fivrvl hlri'v Tir V t rV i
" -"- ,WJ amendment.
. . . . . lUl!
ve inui rnsse a "reasonaolr; r
How much U thai?
tariff.
don't want a krge array. How
iarg? He want the Constitution
and the law enforce J, especially the
common law" and the fourteenth
The threat to enforce
by ilepabUcans has lxn de-
telegram thrown in hi faof, and if jduction of th tariff, (how much is
nou rod by evtry Southern Ieiuo-
.1 ..... ....t.. .1 thtft mil dr timn f.r 4r.r..,t. I : " 1 '
vi' Went Virginia platform at him. ne '"lu" r " ? "V' nat
i Lnii it win ri'ii nmriirrt iha inu nuu
Ana ii ne gen too ranic on tne
whiekey question, ask him If
of the country as was formerly the
he lease meaning 1S93 ami '94: thai
the Republican will have a
majority In the Senate for the next
four yean, and we cannot revie the
tariff unleHH we do It to suit them.
He cites twice in his hpeech the pro-vi.-Ioa'i
of the Fourticnth Amend
ment to the Tonatitution of the
fa ff a. t k I 1 v ii uv a a j lie? alitJ
uiiw other forms of violence, and airain
i: ii.,. f .t .j..? - "
iwr me pn-muncyf ueuvereu niMiin Avor orthe the Philipniueri. He
Hlieech of acceptance, at his home known that amendment was adopter!
near Ilsoous. New York, before a on account of nine million. of
knoH that Thomas Tatjcx-rt, his!
M f
nauonai cnairman, nau ever run a
Ha loon in his town in Indiana.
PAHKKUt HPKKCH OF ACEPTANCK
On last WexlnewJay, Judge Alton
That-
DenioTats pet by
ids h man with unknown views.
Mr. Kitchen mm right. They
ought to have made him i?ak and
telegraph too before nominating
nim.
T. T. IIICKK.
Henderson, N. C.t Aug 12, 0I.
t IIAIUMAN TOM TACJOaHT
A ( onvlcted ItnmatJlrr- H VloIt Law
on Klectloo Ijrj Social Kqnalitx
t Hi Har.
Jackson, and the qualities
Hickory" port! which won him
voei in the earlier epoch of our
history ae the tame qualities that
have made Theodore Koonevelt
.-trrng with the citizens of the re-
what jpuiJic. Hehathd unlimited ten
nomi- flJ-nce of the great Itotiy of iroterss
and their supwjrt makc him invin
cibie."
No htrm in all irtierf giving
facts about its leaders. It'.s the only
few Wall Street liticianH and the "TrT ' 1. """SV " " vr, t. , a I 7 "7
iuc irium,ian wuw will lurill'll lOl . puiCT
Ijat news of interest from the
Democratic candidates, DavLs had
gone down to the barn yard to Halt
his cattle and Parser had gone to
his Kwimming hole.
Thoe
CHIME HTALKEI) ABROAD AT NOON
DAY, HLEEP LAY DOWN WITH
ALAKM AND THE HOUND OK THE
PIriTOL WA8 MOKE F KEti UK NT THAN
tiiv l(ivi ru irni" iiiii'i'iwi iiiii "
liOW HTANIW TIIT VHE TO-DAY
UOVEKNOKT HAVEN'T THE ACTH
OKTHKEE It ED HI 1 1 HT LEO ISLATUKEH
AND MOKE THAN TWO YEA 148 OK
YOUK OWN BENEFICENT HULK
PAH8ED INTO HISTORY HINCE YOU
1YHtf TIIV VViniYlAtV'n'
WHEN YOU AKE CAVOKTINO OVER
V HE HTATE WHOOPING FOR EDUCA
TION AND ROADH DJN'T YOU HEAR
OF MORE CHIMES BEING COMMITED
IN NORTH CAROLINA THAN EVER
BEFORE AND DO YOU CONTINUE TO
ATTRIBUTE THESE TOFU8ION RULE?
need it
In the New Voice of Augu.-t 4th,
Dr. Carftf, Superintendent of tie
iltfrmel Bureau, iu j-jK-aking of
Tom Taggart, th national chairman
of tbe Democratic l)iriy, hivs:
"I was iu Indiana jK.iis v Ji.'a Tom
Taggart, as he is univ really and
significant ly callel, wa ' tir-t eitvt.'d
mayor of that city. Being invited
to f-pcak to the union preacher's
meeting o-i the prevent status of lie
forms in i he ra i , I thought 'it
unfitting to leave out the city ia
which I was to s-puk in my report,
HEAPING THE WHIRLWIND
"CRIMES SEEMS TO liE GREATLY
ON THE INCREASE IN THIS STATE
NOT A DAY PASSES THAT TI
PAPERS DO NOT CHRONICLE A HOMI
CIDE, A BURGLARY OR SOME OTHER
SERIOUS VIOLATION OF THE LAW."
Wilmington Messenger (Demo
cratic).
DEMOCRATIC BID FOR.
GRO VOTE.
of his electorial votes if he trfts
who expected a speech equal to Pres- them, and that it has long been re-
ident Jtoonevelt's tpeech of accep- pudiated by them, that tl.ey are
I . i . . .
tance were disappointed. He did uot uow "g'lant rx-cauw the Kepubli-
express himself on a single issue of ! J , K. 1 , "'
w-iuauuii uk rruuieu iu vongre'-.s
importance to the American people, and the electorial tollego in the
but straddled every IsHue. same proportion as the number of
As to the TruMtn Judge Parker Southern voters has been reduced
I -. a v-
points out that no new legislation i 4 requireu oy sam lourtienth
aiiieuuuieni, yei me only law the
J ud ere sees Attn citf iKo r..nr.
of the laws now on the statue books, teenth amendment, which he cites
This will not have any force with twice.
the voters who are un on the hi-- His Northern supD jr ers ciiim
111 Al!- t ... . brwl i ti. I. . .... ) . .1.1. T
toryofthe last democratic adminis- 1 ,mi ms speecn is ixins'itutioniiism - ".' up i mquma as
IntTUtnat Tffuwn.ntitc A f ! 1 . 4 !, ..w, I. ..a tO tflP. CIT III !ntiJ tVir mo l,
tration. The only anti-trust law, the clause . (lU(. fin .... . . , were lo ,Hi Vo(, rore,cht ,!tlV, lafop.
the Sheiman act, on our statute one his Southern hupporters despise. 1 fourul Uie Democratic candidate,
books was put there by the Repub- He says trusts are largely the lr- TaKoart 'a a hotel keeper. I
creatures of the tariff; but that the went t0 tne excise list to see if he
old English common law is trnod was a,o a "liquor seller" and found
" i ...
enough to make thera behave, if the I,e was so written dow n on the
officers will enforce it. Now the b(,oks- Knowing that few, if any
states entorce the common law and ulur sellers have not some time
tne lederal 3uurts the federal V1"iai? me lawn, i went to the
his Attorney General, to be the statutes; aml tho' the Democratic crnnnal list and there found Mr,
AM (n ovW...fa tv.:. rn, . piaiiorms in tne states and nation "sari s name again as one who
v iu Lino ia VT x ilt7 IlULrfll I ilj r
Northern Snrit, r,.mn,nv r luUiUU v"'" Vlt5vr,IIU "wepi HI1U paiu a
ie news- 1 1 , , v tne country" were loud and empha- Ilue- 1 mentioned there two facts
ia.K,i iru.H ever iorraea was tic against trusts, nobody heard of in ine preachers' meeting, and the
ordered dissolved through the ef- their breaking up any trusts or statements made a ten days sensa-
torts of President Roosevelt and Punis010& anT either under the Uim inat "iignt nave changed the
his Attorney General Tho w. uommon iaw or overman Anti- -r. xaggart's Opponent had
i m i. i ri i . . not . . i .1 .
thfirn rWiiHiv Pnmon k llU51 18W- uienn anu Aycocic were owu iepUieu w oe ootn an inti
thern Security Company then ap- tj. 8. District Atlrirnevs thpn in del and a dodder IVfr. Two,f.
pealed to the Supreme Court. The North Carolina, and sixteen Demo- i rector rose indignantly in the preach
Supreme Court decided against the cratic solicitors prosecute common . ers' meeting to charge me with false-
If the Deuiocratic dispensaries are
intended to diminish the hale of in
toxicants, why do they advertie
their "recti fled eoence of damnation
in the Democratic pajwrs?
ECZEMA
licans, and it was allowed to lay
quiet through Cleveland's adminis
tration, for not one single trust did
Grover Cleveland disturb. It re
mained for Mr. Roosevelt, through
THE JNE-
The following bid for the negro
Northern Security. But it would law crimes here now. Yet it is! hood' which freightened the preach
be interesting to note just here that . m?nJLy 8aia tnat tne trusts aire Joning with confusion
against Roosevelt and for Parker without a
benediction.
seen
An
Mr.
peared in Democratic papers through
out the country last Suuday:
(By the Associated Press.
Buffalo, N. Y., August 13. Pres- four Democratic members voting in
Ident James A.Ross, of the National fvor of the Trust, thu3 proving
"NT, I -r . .. .. "
cBiuiflnuocnue league, nas re- that when it came to the show
ceived the following dispatch from k. .u
Jndge Alton B. Parker and ftom thae democrats were the
Senator Henry G. Davis, in reply to 1 S l ine ATUSl
letters of congratulations sent them ln tbe event that Parker is elect
ujr me league: eu mis laii the same powers will
Rosemont. Esonus. N. v.. A
ia . " I i-iiii ixiai uouiroiiea urover
veying the congratulations of the W0Uld be allowed to take another
National Negro Democratic League. Dap for four more year3. Mr.
also the handsome copy of "The Parker admits, that if he were elect-
T ,,"'S-J5'Jr90n" a " ed- that the Senate would be Benub
"Assuring yoa ot'my hearty ap. licaI,and his Prty could not get
preciation, i am, Very truly yours, 7 Faacu iuai were not ac
AL.TUJN B. PARKER. epiame 10 tne Republicans. Now
Elkin, W. Va , Aug. 11. tnis being so why should the coun
4 lino f at. rr-IK I i .
11. j. no pressure oi mat- iry want a dfimncmt o nn;ant
IS L5J"L ln'tH;e h.8 tht W do nothing more than
j--. v. iiiu iiuuj earner & Know i- j . . .
edging your letter of the 27th of hlS Blilaxy' Possibly that is a11
July, conveying the congratulations JudSe Parker wants, but the Ameri-
ot the National Negro Democratic can Popie want more and will
League upon my nomination for the prove it by electing Mr. Roosevelt
Vice-Presidfincv. rvm..,..: ... ..
your letter wMa ..JTM lmD an overwhelming
- wj va. tun iji in
of Thomas Jefferson, which you ad
vise NIA WA9 HOrit Ktt 1
further mark of rSrt. 8 A " "hpa,ck omB.
"I beg to ezDresn to m Everywhere in this issue will he
w .T A U A l A I
hour
Tag
voto by the Democratic leaders ap- u0urt was not unammos in its this year? Why? Because Roose- later tho rector had
utfcision. ine vote stood fave to velt has had some of the biggest art aad beard his confession, and
iour the live Republican members lrust8 prosecuted. A Democratic loOK DacK "is hasty charge.
voting against the Trust and the
through you to the members of found a club offer of Pearsonvs Mae
your organization, m v onr,roo;nti I o;nn i mu .
- m,mmm U kAV I aiilim 1 I I I I TIM :U I I Ii D L' 1 O V
f tv ii. a. " vaumouu lUl Hli I
witn pleasure the Life of jpff-rann xvuutH3vyiL a" ior 7a cents.
which you present in their behalf Pearson's is a very good magazine.
and am glad to know that your lea- and is worth one dollar per year.
"cvra m me principles of The Dicture of tha u;
(rnvammnnl . . .... I ioiucut 13
These are the fn,i 7?' ountea on card board, suitable for
our party stands, for which we r Iramin& or can be nung on the wall
striving and by which we expect to without framing. Everybody wants
uoKuiueau successful. a picture of the President? r.
IV x . I . '
xuu vCTy truly, DOdy wants a good machine onH
a I IT 1-i 1-v . w-r. I
xi. v. xa v ie. everybody wants a pond nmr,.
Parker values the gift by the We have what von wf art D J
-r-v .. l r " - k , ov ocuu ill
mucrauc negroes very highly, your subscriptian today-do not
Davis sends thanks for their prom- put it off. but do it. w.
- . . . I ' " XUCUlCUl-
support, ana with pleasure he ber all three for 75 cent
, . . I. v.j. fcJUVJ.
wpy oi me i,ire of Jeffer- your order to thtQ nm
n . - I - ..
sou irom ine JNegro League, saying
4 iC me principles upon which Judge
our party stands." Sj he and the should
Parker's two
telegrams
n n xr Via 4.1 . . i . .
TWnnnorctin XT I " HIO "DiaCK
cgiura are stanamg on and tan." One was
the same nrincinlen n ?a . ..
1 o uuw in i it ram ann thn Aii.n. 4 4.1.-
order for the tw, lu lUH negroes
wv-iaua mj senuioi Jiunalo. N. Y
Dvjuio more negroes lrom North Car-
ftlSna tr TIT- ATI ! i a ,
Z T L . B W 8lUmp me The dispensaiies in the State' ad
State In the interest of the Demo- vertise in the 1!
cratic nominees. Tf k.0 k L. . T ittUU papers,
, 7 , uoue qui ao not advertise in the Bepubli-
oeiore and it looks as though thev I
ro o-ot.-r,. . . I --o. a ma wouia seem to in
are getting ready to Dut necrroea I i.4 xi.
the cf " ""I Limt uie democrats were the
agam ims year. It Will consumers f fV,Q .4 4.
be remembered that Davis would in this State.
Dot auow a "Lilly white" plank to
1noAv4-rv4r1 4.a.A 1 . .
.iu in liio piatiorm in West Everv voter 0ki
the best interest, nf tho m. 1 . . iu"ge
-v, uaiiy. x ne I -arKer's aneenh f
Democrats first Wow w,u.J " . Piuce. Mr.
hloM Tni;: "T 8 h Jdge Parker
vW Wum mey BDUse dod?fld all the .
the nrrn H iu... ... , .. I. i-iuno Ul Vital
ininK mey J interest to the voters.
national committeeman said last 0n election day at 6 o't lort whon
Monday and it was published in Plls closed, and Mr. Taggart with a
Tuesday's New York Times, the 'wide open' policy, was known to
most reliable Democratic newspaper have succeeded the best mayor the
in the country, that James J. Hill, c'ty ever bad, Mayor Denny, who
me nead ot a big trust that Presi- nau iaitniuiiy enforced the law, the
aent Koosevelt had cause to be sireeis were tilled with drunken
prosecuted and broken up, would yung men, celebrating the new era
give four hundred thousand dollars ot lawlessness. I went at that hour
to the Paiker campaign fund, and t0 Mayor-elect Taggart's saloon and
he would add at least another hun- fnnd it open, though the law said
dred thousand dollars if he should saloons must close on election 'dav '
1 ... ,. TI. - j. . , . . . J
o permiitea to name Daniel S. 110 nnerpretea 'election day as elec
Lamont, Cleveland's old secretary. tion hours.' I; was a basement sa-
for Governor of New York It's lon opening to the street and get
the fashion lor Democrats to speak tin far more patronage from the
of Roosevelt as unsafe. Asked what street than from the hotel guests,
he had done indiacting his unsafe- Tne bar was lined with negroes,
ness, they admit his past acts have young men and all sorts of drinkers
been safe aad many of them great; in all stages of intoxication. In front
but they are afraid he will do some- of his saloon stood mavor-elect,
thing dangerous. It's the trusts that "Tom Taggart," wreathed in smiles
started that talk. Trusts are against receiving congratulations while a
those who are against them and for wel1 dressed man, sprawling- drnnt
those who are for them. It is com- on the side walk behind him at. the
mon talk in the papers that thev door of his law breaking saloon.
will furnish the Democratic mana- made a fitting part of the back-
gers all the campaign funds they ground."
need tnis year. The anti-trust plank Dr. Urafts suggest that this v.
at St. Louis was adopted in com- ture be made into a coat of arms for
inittee by a vote of 23 to 20. Mr. tn Democratic National Pnmmit tee
Bryan's Western delegates forced it aQd sent to all the great Prohibition
in, much to the disgust of Eastern areas of the Southland Hickory
members. The Republican plat- Times-Mercury.
form while emphatic is mild by
comparison, with the Democratic
platform on trusts, but Parker savs wvt"? hickory
the common law is bad enough for
trusts and that, the fmofa v-l '
"""lo UC 1U1 m
him and against Roosevelt. A trust 1
in a common law court would feel w kJ Jack.on-
like Brer Rabbit in the briar patch. "L? u
Trusts know Democratic statesmen f Democrats who go about
and platform don't mean them any Doastlng of electing Judge Parker
harm. are the champion rainbow-chasers of
Judge Parker did not mention the the age," said ex-Senator Marion
negro question except to refer twice Butler, of North Carolina at the
With annrOVal tO the fnnrranntK Npw WJllo, ' u
amendment. The New York Herald "Because they have 151 electoral
in for Porlrai- Tt- :4.j , .1 4. a. Electoral
pnuieu mucn OI vuitja OI tne South to Start with
Roosevelt's in they argue that the other ea m ul
rtt. rrnntt, m tntt. it.
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" " ""id ujnereiieH Diwppn u union nt nn im om i o TC intvm. i : - u-iajiuBnH m tha Rt. mion ... i
wif j 4 RAwainn huna a r iov. mirteenin annuw
Have You The
difference between hibition Of nriHmiom tn. r
the two. The first tning iu Judge least of it. But where the oprxm
Parker's speh was a repetition of ents of Roosevelt fall down iV in
tZrS ud Saniard teI"m, in the failure to comprehend age char"
which he said the Gold KtnriQwi ;a ctpr p x. . B . cnar
... .uuiu io - kuo luau auu meir miscon
irrpvrvoKlw oatfi mi. t-v A Hilton
cratic platform of 1896 and 1900 rtA-
clared "we are unalterably . opposed
to the Gold Standard," and as the
iyu4 piattorm, which Jude Park-or
calls admirable, is silent on that
subject we have the rieht to All nnca
they still mean what they say bv
unalterable." '
Judge Parker's speech dwelt also
on Militarism as a peril, but did
not say how much army we need
The law allows President Roosevelt
to have 100,000 soldiers ifhe thinks
the country needs them, but he has!
only 59,000 including officpro.o
than one soldier to every 1,330 oft
me peopie. tfeorge Washing, i
O W4V 41. U
t?ree Wii ,,1 n 1 -"cw4 courses leaaiPtr 10 mr
1160 a va,. vL Z, ?d or text bcoka, elf.
September 29. 1001 m .
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PRPSrn . Dhers. For Ji. .df8tln competent teachers and stenogrv
-.x, a, xJuvLiUY, j umer iniormatlon address
Greensboro, N. C. CHARLiES D. MnlVKw PnL
GREENSBORO, N.
his farewell address said: in
time of peace Dreoare for w.r t
you will read both speeches of ac-t
ceptance carefully you will rao Kof !
Judge Parker's is different from1
icoiucui xwoseveit's more in
f Q
tt, llll III
words than In Ideas and when he9W Providing yoa pay up and raaiw fo.-
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CAUCASIAN PUBLISHING CO.,
N T Thia Raleigh, N.'o
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For caUlogue and further information, address"
D. W. NEWSOM, Registrar,
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