THE CAUCASIAN
PUBLISIIKD EVERY THUIiHDA Y
BY TUK CACCasIAN PUB. CO.
8UBSCRIPTI0K RATE8.
Umm Tmt,
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AND T1II I THE BlMIXXI?fC.
The following article on Decco
cntic high taxes I being circulated
la Wake county:
There are two way or raiaicg
taxe. One l byjabing'trje rat of
tax the other by rabing the aiw
cuent. The laat Legislature found the
rate of tax aa high a the Confuta
tion would perrnlt, ind It could cot
raise that rate, hut It determined to
get more tax out of the eopie, and
it undertook to rabe the ament
of property.
(Cootlnaed from 1st pC-)
delighted to kn6w that yea endorse
the view expntwed In roy inter
views, and that yoa will support
Irldfeot Rouevelt.
I am especially gratified to know
that the PopulUt in your jwctloo
will support hlru practically a a
solid body, and, tld, that there
are many Democrats wbo will aio
support him.
In rMtoiie to vour several inuul-
The Machinery Act lrf My that Jodgw Parker, In
provide! that one ineniher of the hU !(fttpr of ,cce.t,uUo ho!
optto tb eharaHr of tf-- Fdlplem
poph h kouH h vt-ry lo to
make prvmtoft. That N bl pnl
did. The Ccitfd btalir h r4
prtMosived, but it frfortuarrti ia
erata VljNdl comp&Hm &s&dr& af ih
GovrtBnf, having tte Pf"ni,
tre rlrbate and tb Ho. What
did the trttiorratie Cjtra dt It
did tjut rr pl - Uie St tit a anil
carried the liewlor f rlvtl and Tre Lam. It dkl nt a tutu it to
religions liberty to rvrry fot ,f amol it. lint It tack! o wvml
ground oo tbe Wand, and lb paragraph mSxat Tntt uu ti ilor
object Itxmm U ther to remain, u,n.YYi2u Urrif MU wbkti they
Nut promt, but perform fc tn announced would be a pHr and
what tb Co!'l Slab" ha, given enVctlve remedy fox tbe Inrt evll
the Philippine Island; and, finally Did Pre4dnt CWvrtand or ny
pact even ina thv advice and one .f hi law oQoer attempt to
counsel of the AntHmperHt,M enforce that Uw? No. Did tbey
a thoe who havelrxmwdtrM bur ever attempt to en 1 on the febr-
dm of th? United Htatw in tnelmau antt-Trui Uar againM any
"UWI-Khs.NEm WALKKU
IT A I K 1.1 KK A 1K 1 1 LKM;K.H
UoVKKNOU AYUK'K eTATEt IS
uirt I.vaL'ouhai. Abmikj that I tTty not to l assed at it cab
AND Til KHkKOBK BV IM
PLICATION IS iMSnKUVKSVh OK,
FUSION "JiAWLNthfl WALK
ED T11E tsTATK LJKK A PJCoTl I.JLNC'E,
CKJME MTALKKlJ AUItOAO AT NOON
DAY, tsLLKP IA.V IXJWN WITH
A1AKM AND Tills. riOL'ND OK XII L
P1J4TOI. WAH MOlifc rillAlUEBiT THAN
TUK MONO OK TDK MOCKING BIRD."
Corporation Couiujiiu hbouid gow.or ,jjrwtn and spirit than in Philippine ar p! tontyltheni- Uingi one of the combination? No.
loevt-rj t-ouni muonuw aim in hU .j, f,f cccepULce M-veral Ijjelvfss. Hut tberecan be no I mitral-1 But PrwidVni lUn-vtit faa pro-
Struct the -)irH ho to a" I rlt,,. nil in , n-rtiin ttlV im'rkntrn im.U tinr fmtilti ! Mtvtuil ti unfnmt Iks Sharnun intl.
property, aod all th hwtruction-L. . he atUuiDU to etiUbliih ubtion. and none ex Wf, and Jodie Trud Law. and did it efJectlvely.
given were wish a view of getting Lntuiiv th contention which you I Parker nerfWitv knows that to b&ITha fci I that tvrv nti-Tnua
mora tax and putting a higher my thm, the Ittnucratic pajer and the fact. Bui if Jodge Parker Law that lion the matul book
valuation on th property. The pfJnlcrini( Mr putting forth in hb calls the poliry of the United hlates which has any forc wanenaetrd by
Legifliaiure then provide.! that prop- hair But to comply with your ! in peralism," bow would hiapol ley the ltepablicmn party, and every
request, IH u look at the charges differ from it? The only thing he Ijerious effort at enforcing that taw
propONeH in to make an indefinite I against Trusts ba been done under
pronibie that would be fraught with! the Kepublicau Aduiinbtration.
value, or it" auction value but in
the way that proju-rty i u-ually
gold, thatt on tiio, and Uw law
Require thh method of aj-nient
of property in this Matt. They
and claim in detail:
THAT I'ROMISK (T) TO THE I'KRIP-
I'lNES
lf.t. Judge Parker, in
immediate and infinite harm. Thi.i i why the Truu tucked
that common Law rem Kin (!) for Cleveland, and it U why th-y are
TRUST!. now backing Parker.
2d. Judge Parker's and his par- thk trcth about psniox "KDaK
)tU letter,
have a Corporation Commii.ion tolattacke! the Admiulatratiou in gen
forcj th as-osMiufnt ur to thaler's: terms on itK Philinnioe uolicy.
throat latch. In Kaleign township I but tncluden by admitting that if W position ou the Trust question
I in one that will. uion investiffation
Democratic candidate for the IeiM-hw in favor of giving the Filipinos by any good lawyer, appear to be f UK
lature, Mr. Htronach, in a public let I independence at ouce, but mya that "ntnahle, if not ridiculous
ter published in the News and I he i in favor V making a promise
so ,
3d. With reference to the claim
Parker has charged
Judi! I Hooeevelt with having uurpd the
Parker seems to claim that the Com-K-ifht of Congress in )-aiug the
IftflVI UTAKlM Tift-'. 1'AmK Tl- fiAV
... lnur.r i,u u.i r,n.k( in it.. AtkBm tu.ur iht t h-v h 1 1 ho vt moo Lw is applicable to Trusts. I1 ension uruer o. l nave only
L.r v,nr v. nri wr.iiifi Htrht ft..ir I lnflrif mtpmw whonfwer h and hi- and embraces a "complete reinedi" to bat a Ueniocratic Attorney -
OF TJ11US1C KK1 BJ1IKT LlUiMLATVMM I " V . f1.. . . . . ... ,7 M..t aU, I.
it this injustice Ipariy tniriK mey are reauy ior it. ..v. vyV.-
more to oreven
aND mork than two YKAi uf 0thfcr citl.nil i,roUirht noil tn enioin But he holds out no hones as to mon Law on Trust? It is only
i-oUB owK HLNKKicKNT KL'LtniH excMtfive taxation of their when that time will come. His po- h'uch law as was in force in England
PASSIM into HiMToKY .since you I projierty, but the Democratic Court sition differs from that of President when our Constitution was adopted.
....... I era t hu (i nr. rfltnf Thio t..t.rui Wmwvplt onlv In th( thx Prwirbnt JUUge raiKer COeS UO lUUner,
.f rilnrr t-rlhnt hv mit.tno-1 think It i I ft for th Pilit.imw noweVer, in WCl man to Hay, that r.Mii uuu nuitu wiuwn
PROCLAIMED THE
When you are cavortlm over
THE STATE WllWFJ.NO KOR EDUCA
TION AND ROADS DON'T iUU HEAR
OP MORE CRIMES J1E1NU COAIMHED
IN NORTH CAROLINA THAN EVER
iiEJi'ORE AND DO YOU CONTINUE TO
ATTRIBUTE THEME TOEUhlON RULE?
Genets 1 advisett President Cleveland
that the Pension Law pastil by
Congress vented, in him, the Execu
tive, the iower and duty, iu admin
istering the law, to tlx an age limit
puss pa with it approval. It &
Ibult t t! b Cogri to -mum
teat tbfintof that body
mrff,taf$l' ifc towy that U
dami in rrw .t ttw mttrpn.
Jn!g Parkvr ladirtctiy rhargt
Pifidt lUiaHt with tuaklng
tt at prtko onw-r lupty a a bht
f the MJrf. vir. lint what
hii f y of JoJg Parker, who
tntller Hrrvl while attempting
to cTttki- tt lividttt? if thU U
not a U4d bid tor Ae in altrmpt
ins to outbid PirMmt IUveH,
what b it?
WHCKi: worn iVit PanatR'n
axoyOMY aaotx?
4th. With reference to Judge Par
ktr'4 charge of extravagance and
promle to rconouiire It wmld 1p
interesting to know here i would
befin with hts conoay rogrm.
He admiU that he will not twgiu on
tnious for lie declare tn favor of
largely Increasing tultu. lie
j wantu to nkn rvery tody. Wuu.d
he begin uu cutting off the river
and harbor ituprovctuent-T Would
he begin by utoppiug the erection ol
public buiidiux in the various
Statt-? Would he begin by !topt lug
the building of th Nicarguan canal?
Wouhl he begtu by flopping ihe
irrigation jchemes, inaugurated 'by
President Rouwevelt, which will
ealhtT up the waste water iu the
emi-arid regions of the Wot and
turn ait on lands extremely rich and
which will make very pro!erjus
homes for million atid millions
more of American iRople? Will be
begin by flopping the building oi
the American navy? Will he twgin
by withdrawing our soldiers from
PrmtMeat.
Krai (wnl
loihUmootry afx tki r r?
tb-OduOabhui gorrtKit;i Ul
tndurvour tiovrrncrrci
rnit Urn Hay-Hrma tr,
gmrrnmeotfW ratiSo:k
mloaT fe Ibat If t mtl .
hit cuvcmoiect woq'n; lbz
and give u Utk-1 ir.-lui
Uw pr wbxlnaily t.-rv-.
admit now that
hU
waln fault. Crmrral lUyZT?
rVtlntuhikii ILvimi Kt Lr- ....
ublUhed, b ay tht j,
ta tttfe ft, I h.l t f . . i
low of the atone? ti
la due to t tie diortdghu.ir
uil,takr of !t Ca.ii4 ,
grrwi in rejecting thf vru
a
oriojta.vT! or
I'AkkKk.
Judge Parker, In hi :!.r ,
attem4lng t. crilku,.
. . . VW I Ut r.n 111 I... W. . . 1 . . 1 , . I . . .u, . . ..I I
the value b without limit. and our administration of the islands in ine "se OI ine iern union-" l" Uie iAuippines7 lie has not Miuwn
"Thev laised prfumrtv last vear not to make a promise of indepen- Telegraph Company v. The Call periorm no more uian nan the WUrage to make such a ugg
heaviiv: thev wih m.e.1 more taxes dence now. while no one knows, or Publishing Company (181 U. H., uor, ana snouia, theietore, rewive tion in his letter.
v i - - .... , ... .. .....
next y ur, and they are already jul-1 will predict, when they will bo in a
lishiug pieces in the papers stating I condition to receive it. Ho believes
that property is selling lor two or I that we should proceed to give them,
p. 92 K the Supreme Court decided ot the lowest pension. (Jn
that "common law principles could 8Ut'h advice, President Cleveland
be applied by the United States I issued a Pension Order, fixing the
three Urn 8 what it is assessed for. as fast as jKible, more and more courts iu cases involving interstate a 75 years, and Congress sus-
IllSTUUllANCE IN UL1 U.S.
IjUht Sunday's Morning Jm i
authority lor the statement that in
Duplin County, .N. C, in this ear
oi grace, a eouditiou exists on ac
count oi which the wjlitical situation
is much mixi-d iu that blooming re
gion ot uncontested .Democratic ascendency.
It is stated tiiat - the L
They are prering the public fori of self-government, and thus fit
another rai-e in the assessment of I them by experience, as soon as we
It there is such great extrava
gance in the Government, would
not simple candor require Judge
Parker to at least name iu which
department it exists and how, where,
and when and to what extent he
commerce in the abseuee. of United tained him in it.
States Statutes specifically covering President McKinley followed the
I . . ... . . J m . . . - .v .1 - A. A A. I
land. If you don't believe this, can, to receive a large measure of lu uul IltJ iavee n to re in- f1 uu -uK ou tut? intends to inaugurate economy?
compare the tax on your house and participation in self-government. terrea that tne common law regu. experience, acquireu oy ine Lein-
lot or your iarui this ear and see if which is thk wiser course? i-ummnresuu m me aosenccoi w
I fltOltlt AFIT fl I1T h AFItlt TAofa Kk .Ail.tn I Tfl M (11 I M A. I 1 1 M Tl Jli I I MU fldTO Ti"k
There is in substance no difference Li.l. Ir. fl.
wuh jniwtr 10 rvguiaie sucn com
merce.
it is not higher than you ever had!
to pay Iiefore under ltepublicans, in the position of the Administra
Fusionists Itusstll, or a uy body else, tion and the position which Judtro
bee if your tax is not higher than it Parker assumes, save in a matter of WHAT THE suprkme court held
has ever own since orth Larolma detail, end it is a question as to
1 O A A Al. I
couveuiiou matie an order Mibmii
tiug tile question ol roai tax to the
voters ol the county and tlicn u-nt
emocralic Was made a State, and this is the oe- which course is the wiser.
Judge Parker's statement of fact
I U Di K I'AKKKK EVEN FAVOR A
CANAL?
65 years. oth. Vef, Judge Parker attacks!
rooskvet- mt.mwiii HrKiv Presideut IbKtsevelt tor what he
and Cleveland. c&ls the manner in which he se-
President Kowevelt followed the cured lhe "K,,t lo lhw l'uih-
precedent of both Cleveland urul Kn. DR o1 tl,e 1 abama cauai. But dot
ginning.
we are to believe former Governor erroneous
on to legislate i utther to the etlcct
tt'lia true liia initirttniv ia liulSnnll.il
and misleading. What -Iulauu n"e 1 ,g. .OI. exPf .."V ..Z. ". ' V I"V
TT K finnrpmo Pnnri how w oa eIlc gaineu bytho administration r4"""""'1 p-" j
U. b. Supreme Court held was - ... course? And .hs i.h Htt.m.t t..
th lpnlintra nr titirunc hw oml "1 iuc w huu luuuwiug me pnn- , - r '
tne ueaiings oi perwjns by and I ... lhow that if ih 'r.silpt.t h.i ....r.
cominercil trnnHnnfl h. ul'ro wuuusueu lV lu ecuuve " " " " - r-
suta. any oiner course, whether or
The above facts are not only true Taft and the present Governor of the
in Wake county, but the same is I the island, lieneral Wright, who is that
I 3 U . 1 J .1 , a I XI I.
. . . . I H m till IIHTM II H II. Mil MXI .11111 f-f I UVQ in I I IirilllUIl
that only those who vote h,r Uie pru aii over ior n iarouna. Anu, goldier an(, a Demwrat then n is tween the State was subject, Jike orders of his two predeces-
Democratic nominees on the day oi as the above article says, this is only unwlao to make them such orom. other transactions, to thenrinVmi 80W 18SUed an order mUing the!
eiectiou shall be eligible to vote n the beginning. Even with the in- ifie till they are ready to assume of the common law in the absence!
tne roau tax question. ihc writer icreaseu amount oi money tney will 8UCh responsibilities of government- of statutory enactment controllino-
adds that this order bus raised quite I receive tnis year, as the result of Every one in a position to know has the suhjeebinaUer. The court has
a disturbance among those who will increasing the valuation of your statpd that such a promise would re- not held, nor has it learned in the
not vole lor the Democratic nomi - proiny, taie savers "will not be tard the very purpose in view, direction of holding that the mm.
age to 2 vears. This isali there is
to the charge that the President has
usurped Congressional authority
CONGRESS APPROVES
Congress promptly endorsed the
nees and who own property. Some p y ote out oi debt, if they are correct then it mon law was "sufficient," without Preideut's order by appropriating
. Democrats, the writer goes on to . ' . . 00 ine reauu- would l
iUmwvett for bU fuiv-.
iU(Ws coiimlw that if u- j,
ted President that now usj
law b? w ill bavf ti fluUh a.
but be does not ray that .
or the building of tfu
he had twn Pnitlrut tluru 4
ing the last admlnlitrti.t
he have teeu for ur aK-la
canal? It U wril known that t,
are iowerful lutermb m nu k
try that have always -trvtn,
oppomnl Iho buildiiii; ot" my
to connect the' two j,
abni very uotibi that ...-j.
the most prominent an.t p.;t
of thoo influences rv t.Uy
lining Judge Parker, it bM
been President it ! Male bisayti
we would now te an tar iMtu
realitation of a catul
been for the last titly yr-.
It is fortunate for th- Pb!
States that wedid not hv-,
the emergency artw, a timid, u.
tive character for Pitiieut. u
Judge Parker should ! elnd la
administration of the Ia n,j
ties providing for the ctm-tructM "
of this canal would be of t ttat ntg
tive character which would nott
to a speedy completion of thi g?t;
prtject which i mi eHanliai mi
means of national defence and whtri
opens such possibilities fur lol
trial and commercial develoL.uirsi
But it is unnecessary for u iu da-
cuss this matter further; IbeAoss.
lean people are in pos-csf ion uf u
facb?, and they have with tfictai
unanimity commended the ttm-
dent for his timely courage ami !
dom.
WHO STARTED THK OR TH AT Till
I'UlfSIDKNT IS T.VSAI' a?"
oin in re-pens" to vour itiiuirf
- a-
mean enougi, to clam, that they have giaudcnildren to y.
Iieen Ui.liu..ebistt.. I J
uics on to I . . . - j wuuiu 1- uuwisc iu aiieuapu uiu lcuciai auiiiorny, 10 control inter- I luc m unr t-Buiuituu to ueuevessary
state, are opposed to the manner of V1U afeain mcrease tne vaiua- experiment proposed by Judge state commerce While the pnn- to meet the requirements thereun
holding the election as undemoerat- tlouof'our property or will issue Parker, which could not improve ci pies of the common law may be der.
ic: aud certain lenuh num rl. v. . . - conuiuous, auu mignt maKe tnem appneu in cases involving interstate juuge rarser aoes not Fay that
infiPiiTf (i ntuia inr vnur nni nron onn 1 nrL . . A . 1 . . , . . . 1 . i . -r .,
j ...iv-.. 1 wiirsf. ifi ouesiion is ool ar ihshh 1 coiornrrp. sncn nrinrin m pun im u uie reunion iirnpr mnnp v .
- -... . v . . - - x - r j v, j I - . vj-
whether or not we should be in the be applied in government transac- jdent lioosevelt is wrong in princi-
Philippine Island. We are there tions between individuals the same I Pe but he says that he will revoke
Q n rl urct Q ra tViora Kxr tha antinn n oa than m, hn nnnl!i.l 4 L. : .. I tha rvprlci SC ! 1 n .4
" " iuv'1' "j m-mvu ui .i iuoj uiar oppiicv wiiiiiu a I VUVy "iu-x .i cicvtcu, ttuu appeal K) I uip; n - fhnt , ... I. i , I
Congress, which action was sup- State. And this is what the court Congress to do the same thine and iTi ' . 1 j. Jl K! y '. to protwt the iu
h I i v" "3 iatKr ana captut wit
X. . . I . Ml
w 11 uiieaia mere aie sun some
uemocrais wiio.e sense ot lairness
aud just ice rebels against nudemo-
cratic methods notwulistantliiig the
onuiuons labei. 1 alk alM.ut taxa-
JUDGB WINSTON'S FAMOUS
NEGRO LETTER.
Tl.. V . i l n .1
int; xev cc woserver or tne
2Uid inst., states that Frances D.
ported by members of all parties, held. And Mr. Justice Brewer in even more. He goes to the extent U,m T ,11 n V V
ir,r.i.,ri;.. ivt T i v.; . jm;i .:n . I p . u . v. mi . , . . I suit in the Ocleat ol ti e chiij! a
not it would have resulted in anoth
er of the many failures to secure
the canal?
The fact is, Presideut lioosevelt
completed a treaty with Colombia
for control of the canal strip, and
purposiug to piy theiefore a certain
sum ot money as authorized by Con
gress to do. The Colornbiau gov-iaito theorleiu of theeainnaUrncrr
eminent refused to ratify the treaty "President lioosevelt is uuaafe" I
and it was understood to be done to beg to state, that If you will nmm
try to wring from this Government ber that he has feariendv and muv
a greater sum of money. The dele- otlcally enforced the la , ijr.iai
gates from the fcjtate of Panama in th rich and thi ir -i.w.- .r, .t
the National Coiigretsof Colombia, the same time exercised hi-author-
teteN I IkHJi
pltal with imrtiaiitj.
I
rate
CU I it will ut nnm ftfTtir vmi th.f.
uiviuuiuc 4.UX, jjiyaix auvx iim lie r- i ujai ucuiniuii u uiilpm. wiiii Kinrnvo i ui nav int: iim win tiuir i nntrpaca i ... . i ' - - - - - " jv -
inston, the Democratic candidate sonal influence with his political the words of Mr. Justice Matthews to pass a general Invalid Pension Vl icamj ua r uie, a. number of powerful iuUueuo
lor Lieuteiiant-Goveruer, did not friends in Congress. Therefore the in Smith v. Alabama (124 U. S, Law. once went home and ti vised then which have sought aud hopd to
write to the negro, Geo. H. White, only question that can now be a 465), as follows: "There is no com- What will be the result of Judge ?ple to selrira,e fr0U1 the Colom- secure more than even-handed jo
that famous letter so often quoteti political issue is how to perform mon law of the United Stat pS In Parker's declaration if h i lantoH government, as fcu nth Amen- tice, would naturally le the T-oai
I ' I - wa-wwa I rf rvlk I . 1 T a i V -
tion without repneutntion !
about governments deriving their
powers only through and nv the
consent ot the governed ! e who in the public press of this State, and our our duty there,
masquerade under the nsHulnnvm uiL ; n !..,,..' u...... ti I
.Ipm.V.P.u.. ....l " ... . f. ." icttei. ie WHAT WE HAVE DONE
..w v . .,.Itu, , your- lAun-ciatic party now sees that they filiwnos -
selves thp viriiu. oii il... ......;...: Ii . i . , i , .'I
ofJefWsnn :::T."Z1 '" ! wunrier by We have given the Filipinos the
, u,wc cu, , me i nominaung ior tne second place ou libel
history ol political parties an act oi their tieket, the- most noted negro- the
the sense of a National customary and it should be carrif d into effect? L?! , ???? are in the ha dtoi .loiujr, who started that cry.
.... - 1 DTiii m-tk, iiia m rMiii innn at t iw.i t i .
1, -i""" v.. uirn uu, 1 iuu win remember thai wia
secure the President lioosevelt had the cuurt
their land patriotism to rise to the emer
gency, during the gieat Anthnuilf
ne for the law ditinct from the common law He would, if he should be elected, 7" "Tr th.f th " " ,
n R E of England as adopted by the sev- revoke the order, and, therefore, aJ "to ''hfnJf
Filipinos the eral Statea' each for itself. applied once cut off pensions from those Ht "K
j
liberty enjoyed by the citizens of as its local law' and subject to such whom be admits are entitled to
United States, and as citizens of alteration as mW e provided by its them, and let them continue with- 1HK pRE-sidtntV constitdtioval strike, and tendered tbe jfoul
MPviuiilciii ok.k.. r. I i t . , - I v I .a - A A I A ii - . -
w.cauiiiary, more vie- phist in the btate, aud the only the Philippine Islands they are as- wu biaiutes oul Pensions until Congress duty.
ious, moie unblushingjy proserin-1 white man in the -South so Air Isurpd nf tha ornt pntinn nf th.- TTnltQil
tsut even m England while an should act. And then he would Does not (
live and subveisive oi true demo- we have seen, that has openlv ad- States throughout the world. Now offence ag"ist Phlic trade, such as have Congress go further and pen- dent with authority and power to t 0"'
crane principles? Is it not strange vocated sociaUqualitv. " what more have we done for the "forestalling the market," was a sion everybody who served in the recognize new governments? Would Ul5erence
umi a repuojican could be iouiid in It is tun ltP m.w i,r ....r ,i,.n,,. Filioinos? Whftn tho rnr nf tho anor unaer tne common union army.no matter what the he not le blamfd tcwl.v i.v, n...
.1 1. . I I . . - I ' " lo, 5 r t 1 . I tl! ...J- ... . -
mat uioo-iiuuen county with audac- crat e friends to denv tl,;,t .!... guns of our naval vessels died on w 00 necessary to regu- pucy wouia carry pen- wnoie Atnericau people if h l,,l
offices of bis commanding personal
ity, enhanced as it was by his srwl
to adjust the di-!trw
that then existed bet wees-
labor and capital, and the n-ultof
which was bringing great hardsbif
lty enough to complain at hei.r I Wi,.t,m dwl wr,o tt, l.... i. the shores of Manila Bav and S..n. late that evi1 by statute, which was sions to many that are not now re- refused to recognize t hi- r,,Kit,. to the people of the wbol. nUio,
disfranchised? And is it not still miVht be pardonable in some den,,.. lsh authority over those islands died dLon? ,by 5Lh and.6th Edward VI, ceiving them, and would call for a and negotiate with them a treat; that iom some misteriou. aud uo-
uiore paradoxical that democrats, cratic papers to make such denial
Bo-caneu, oi the Simmotis-A veock Hor we must admit tkit it u.linl.
11 ii J I - VI11JjUII
jvai trvA v. in hi i if-" i ka-i iu t l iu.it , . . . . . . ii i ua la iiiiin.triia.iiij in i iih i, niiii nwiii t-lji i -w m. v - - ' - w oirw; i i iiv t.aiiai. i a hii inn in i
rr.ulc iieasooiio oeneve inai any mail ootid n-et I . . Q,;n r .i ..,.. I t-.. . , .. .. .. '
as to renin it ..i i. !. .i i , . toa eovernmentassiir hd riitnoi"" ij"j' uuuuu, loouy up juuge r-arKer wouia undouhtedlv was promotlv aoomvi ..i
with their echoes, liberty was not uu 1 "forestalling was the prao very large appropriation of money which they were anxious to make wrceinere uien lD u4
even a dream to that people. No tlce of sending out agents upon the to meet the same. in order to secure the right to build That ihe President wan ra-L al
nolinn inkoKtinni ii TOads leadinC into la iff mrlrot I SHOULD THE ORTiKK RK i r-n i- i.t IVia nan.H tis,. t. . . I unsafe." Yot. vou will n meuibrf
- -Far-
I
with what diplomacy a great natiuoi!
.... . ... . . . . ' 1 v .... .v. .7uv.i . n-nci an u uuih
ht it it .1..I ..,1. 1.:... 1 1 I ii' . . . o,-
.t, Ktly, ,,,,,, si 11(1 umi 1 install Mill lllt t 111
lepuoncau neighbor ot
ovwn . 1. rt : , j 1 1 .. I dOrS and then, hv nmhingtinn nvlchrmlrl ho tu uloilul T : .1 . .
"ci5i, me prisuiier was uerueu tne I . .... , ' " i v icvicu x icsmeui, bui lu6 uauuusui me world, as soon
right of counsel; then followed se- t" V . ai .U""U1 ttuvane priwa. m aoiug so ne would exercise the facts and true situation
were
peaceful settlement. It took a PrwH-
dt-nt, nbt only with a high eut
of justice, but with great faith ia
tlw- t 1 I I i .. I a.aKaab VI COUllSCJ, U1CU IUUUWfc(l 8C- T ' "
lilt II IIHI1I I FI VHf I I kll if-vi I Tktiikl-a.vn.l - I I T I am a In t a rM a-aAHA I a a . . . . la
,.i ...... k i.. ....... .. . .1 . . it- nviii " 11 & I cret examination whifb wb Rftor. " "s1"" were necessary miexecuuve autnorit.v in a wav not orotnzht to th r ttnt;r,
policv of that nartv , , T , 6 nowI1lorlwut of its n wardg used against him; on h I,ngland in the 16lh century to warranted b the fixed rule govern recognized the indppendence of tto 11,8 P808' attempt nuch an adj4
poiltv OI mat party to extort monev I moot ir sha Ko , 0n,l ... . ' "'Ihraak- mi this inf.niia .ir.w 1 u i- .... T. . " . ... ... -Fuucoce oi mei h .,L4,.4Sn
,,,.. ,.i i , j .. vuuv.t....,. W8S aemea tne nent ot crass-exam - cuun aug iub x.A.tcunvo xepartment In I new xtepunucot Fanama I
with which to dn U'Vul,uean Judgei?raiice8D. Winston made a nation of witnesses; his guilt was f likely to be less essen dealing with private rights, and. We have been told in the political
t,v ,,id ; i Ti " x T aml sl,eec,,at Ahoskie, on September presumed and the burden of proof tlal ln the raited States now, our against precedent and the rulings of discussions of this question bv a din
f " b r A V lar lhe 20tb' 1898' the" Ing a demo- was upon him to establish his inno. commoi law and all thereof being the Supreme Court of the United tinguished leader of the i)emocratIc
i J T r i YJ "l"""' :ieiai,ana empioyeo by the otateicenre; there was no habeas corpus. " , auu ne- piaies. party near Judge Parker in his com.
. .....v. v,. uciuwiaiii: con-1 committee t
A - ' I suc I . , - I 1 I W v A r.i DC1 1 11 JIIQ 1 IU IJ-
o organize "WhitP Si.. I On the civil sid in thp nrttninfo siaes when we consider that the It is a fixed executive tmlfnv eils that it wnnin ...
u,.uiiujC ; jjy wuai aiirnor. i nrfmsipv t iiii " itiwuir .-.f i f a rra mn nt nc id oa kt k, i cyus wuieu iouuive&ii 1 10 iimiurn tn Trinirio aaiakiui. i mvo iirr t,.,; i A.
-y - t.tci impugn tne mo- that speech appeared the next dav Cfd, the courts were purchasable; " . ai ttU uulsruwin oi oy a long line ot .Executive or De- strip has cost us than to bave ac
tives orquestion the methods wI.p.h. Isi.t oicf iuo : t. "rlbv the all
1 modern industrial conditions are not I part mental Hull nCTH. A law iMHud 111 111 ml f tin ut r l'rr.m . f i
I .. . . iu iijc .uiumub mi " v i"vin,uiuij i i , . . . I jociv i -i -..vuiiipiiuiu lot; ivepu OllC Ol
- by any part of the machine program the News it Observer. Judge Win- J appeals, instead of appealing only .nly erf nt in Vrm and opera- by Congrees must be conwtruei in Panama In the Uniud States I hert
is cat neu out ; Haven't th ..lukt,... ulmii. -..;;.,-. i- Itrom final iudement. .enita wa uuu uu" S'gai-' in scope m com- its application bv the expoutive nm wHooiMiib.n ti
of Duplin as iu many other conn- lttpr beV.,i A l..r0 nKi;Aa...i: ' I practically interminable: a sinl pan80n Wltn anything known in cer or his constitutional leal d. nous adverpf, mmm.ibi
ties, bowed their heads in meek sub- and 1 1, A, nL i' isse was unknown to their juris- :b? Previous hitory of the world, vlser, who is charged with its en- in oiombia the oi.iKa.it inn t,, a-Z
. . , - - v ' - " -Ja v.x UUtlJCa llfta nnr4 AU.i 1 L 1 I - - - rv o Hit-
submission to the Simmons Jugger- for it by giving his ad
nnnt .wl C. I 00 I.. O
nautaud for six
rendered the last
'v, a v 1 uu at a a. ai i v. nil w a tin miiii .i i i n raj . w-
to act upon their own. Judgment "r W B.n.,llnm,MhLuM;t(160 ana worship did not exist; there
initiative, and subordinated h,.i,.i. i:-.. a ... Ji were no Pubc schools and interest
prudence; the course of justice was ? JM111 tfaat the common law forcement; so much weight and def-1 tine ly mere
wimmviia j uirtrei- IOI 11 DV 21V1IU' IllS admission nil Iv. jwanvo woo , ..... . . ' " ua- lucurnarv.
: iunff vears sttr- licity through ?h lZ7t eVer 8ubject to traJicial influ- .w,ch knfw llt ellorK n.othjn& of erence is given to the interpretation Tbe who know the dip'omatic J
vestige ot lilrtv paper Thefe i You and Judie eMeB; fteedom of religious thought f1 be equate of the law by the executive that the thois of Col rbU in tnis ral 1
. - f.,p .,e.now . Jou and Judge and worshin dirt nat ATiat. fll m their regulation. " Supreme Court of the TTnit f-f Minn h . ' ran c
I say again, as I said in my intr-
vie,to which you refer, that tbe
President's action in that matter h
hai a wonderfully sobririK t&
upon both labor and capital, and b
given tj the whole country H
and as&uraiiC? for the future. In
deed, it is hatd to apprfiiate theio-
portant and far reaching effect
that timely and weolesoiue Jeonto
both organize! latjr and organirw
capital.
Again, when the President l
struciei hi- Attorney Gem ral to
otnpl mnciHu.nti.il. ... .1 r i I . . . .
. . ai oi push- him judge and you have got him ou
.-- party macuine along with- your ticket, you, rind vou have got a
--.:..U6WIUllulie auuu wny black elephant Onyour hands, and
or questious ol dou't know what to do with him
uuin ana nonesty in govern uTent? You have found out that the self
auC bpeciacie oi a little democrat- respecting people of the State will
ic organization asmblingauaggre- ubt swallow Winston, and before
gation oi party heelers and proceed-1 they will be forced to do so will re-
ingto pass a law which exacts I pudiate the. .entire Democratic
money in taxes from the people, at ticket.
the same time passing an edict that! The democratic party is getting
omy uemocrais snan oe allowed to rattled, they see there is apathy and
vote on the question, outrageous as disgust among the rank and file in
it is, is in keeping with their ma- their own party, and iu their .con
chine methods when so firmly in- fusion have dug a deep well; and
trenched as to fear no opposition, then fell into it.
Let the people enjoy it, and feast "So let Winston purge if he will,
and fatten upon it if they can. It But he is foul aud filthy still; "
is a condition of their own making. You're foul democrats, whb're after
..Be it remembered that- Dunlin the swill. ;.. -
County, was a seething hot bed of I Your nest befouled, you're filth v I
red-shirtism in 1898 and 1900.
still;
It would
thfxis of Od mhii. in im, investigate the great Kallruad iru
Supreme Court of the United Htr action b m. ran hut . combination, known as the Nortbm
be interesting to see itself, when called upon to constrne sisnitication ,r Arium.. V. Security Company, and that Ifb
... - l "mi u iur iiiiirf. I . . l-
in citii,.;nn a s i luUasre 1 ai KPr nnnertAk-n te onnln , Un- nrKink k , , . I . . ..
vnuu was wuuueu 10 tne tht ' . " 7 V.T ; -vrw uaa weu appuea py iji juey, ano l, tor one, am delighted
very few; the resistance of the au- ostute of 6th Edward VI to any executive-officer when enforcing that the President fmnd blmir i
thority of Spain and subsequently utc.b Trst as the Northern Secu. it, will always give great weight to position by reason of the mlirvf
the resistance of the authority of "ties Company or the SUndard Oil such construction and will seldom .o!o nbia to adopt a coursTwAiPh
the United States, had no higher ComDany. even if that statute be overturn the same. eliminated the financial hnrL lr
mnfivath.n iu 1 .: - HOW a Part of the law nf thn !,nil Thorofn, ;r i 1- i ..... .. v ""P8 Ol
.v, mC FC18UUW iwweroi . . .. , ; ""i '"""""-i Xi wusirucuon oi I mose uommating the Colnmhi
la UAnfiiAM I ay -a I . "
an
"vT-i UI . . .... , '-.w... u,ViUU Vl UUIUI1
.ii.... ..... . I Inner IT Art fimm UnffloMl Ttru IlLi. t .... I
ncifiiuiNiiiiiTaii loonan ami i - - iiuui iun lauu. miiiiii t iiiim rMniiin . ixr ttto a I. .. i . v.
, .. "v i T , t i . , . , i w-v.jr uciueir)uciuuicuh xi was a mootin
broader knowledge of liberty than Judgw Parr, if elected, be in fa- the Supreme Court of the United what certainlv w k " ZZZ mg
Snain wi t.n.iht - rrv. tt:. . I vor ot at once renealinsr the Rhr. I RtttM tht twti, mn..M . , . I , ., . w ppearanee
-M-AJ.13 j llllctl 1 . " - I - t uuiu uui limnA Ul a 1IH1E fit 'tranbnu. 1 .
State has phanori oil th;Q wi man anti-Trust Law in order that differentlv from th s-;. jr energy
. o-- o i . . ... . i v "uvu ru ai- i uu uutrviueMs: it poniwi kAo.
have nlanted thorn, iho. lsaKa luemigni try tO aPPlV tne Common I reanv marln hu tha ow: U-j : .. i . . - . " '"oiauai,
nn,.. trh0 :r.r4rrL law aeainst Trn? nlf rT7i.I ZLlT- f . ver. ine approval of the
r , ... uirauuiytiuu yi muutenm I " l '--.f" mo mwsivuKcui rawong. tor I Civilized wnrl1
in criminal trials; icertainty and a I raE Record op thk democratic I the Supreme Court baa said In TT. I nnn nrm..
single issue in pleadings; judicial party ox trusts. S. vs. Moore, 95 U. S.: 760, that "in rightfully o.v
purity; the right of representation In this connection it is weil to re- "Tne construction given to a statute t s 8POT
oy counsel; the right of cross-ex- member the reeent. rennrti r n,a by those charged with the dntv of L . irue He cad warships on the
amination of witnesses? iho miht; nomnnM(;. m.A lexecutinc Ir. i nivtva ontitt. -lsP' outdid not the law rvonirf that
school and freedom of religious tion. After the Republicans had the mosl respectful consideration, TJL r 1 m !here ,n order to P"
thought and act. We are about to I enacted the Sherman anti.w and ought not to be overruled with transit acrow the Isthmian
establish a representative legisla- Law, the Democrats denounced the Pat cogent reaBons. J1011-4 And when a revolution
ture. These are practical and loci- law as inadequate, and alsn attir no ustmPATr. woke out that endangereil this rail-
y iui Bcii-guverumeni. party in enactimr the law. At the nower of C!nnoro t . , " fiance ana to protect
If Judge Parker were informed next election m l 892 Thistnd onlv
'. 1 ' "t4aw vot, t mis is tne offence enareed alnt th
should find It
restraint of trale in violation
law, that he should proceed again
that great transportation trust under
the anti-Sherman Trust Law,agJB
there arose faom certain qutrtersta
crv that The President in rasb ana
unsafe." .
Again, when the Preside01
thwarted the deep laid plans of t
powerful combination of Influence
in the United Ssates which hid a
long successfully opposed the bow
ing of a canal to connect the t
great o eans, and at- tbe same tun
thwarted ' tbe scheme of those
Colombia, who were attempting w
force from us a v- ry large flaw oi
monev for the Hht of way over to
canal strip, therr was at oncene
Impetus eiven to the cry, TH
President is rash and unsafe."
In short, when the allied codbw
nations and trurts werejoiDiDtn
efforts to defeat the nominauou