not breath suspicion upon w
The C&UC&SIcinUw it happens that tthey cannot
IKS wiui
not breathe aaspieion upon It when-1 REPTBUCAX STATE FXAXVOSSf.
AND RALEIGH EKTWUTUSE.
rv BLt UKD STMT THCMDAI
CAUCASIAN PaBUSHKC C01IPAHT
KlJWCBIPTlOI BATES t
(WI YKAB.
Six Months.
tt CO
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ss
Adopted at State OoareaUoa at Ctaae-
lot Aagas Z7.
Tha following U a copy of the
Republican platform adopted at the
State Conrention at Charlotte Au
gust 27th:
We. Republican of Norut Caro-
WIIO HAII ".YIGGER-?
Considering.. the play the Demo
crats hare made for' the negro Tote
and what It must hate cost them to
do It. It would be a pity If they
should roiBS It. Durham Herald
(Democratic).
But that Is Just why they should
miss It. When the Democratic poli
ticians could not land the negro rote,
they referred to them as undesirable
citizens, chicken thleTee, and. on the
whole, as a kind of worthless race.
and because the majority of them
voted the Republican ticket, that
party was called the negro party, and
some extreme partisans were heard
to say that any one who would rote
the Republican ticket was "no bet
ter than a negro."
Presto, change.
Since the negro regiment "shot
up" Brownsville. Texas, a Southern
town, and the troops were discharged
for their behavior, the Democratic
leaders In the North have told the
negroes they had not been treated
fairly and that the Democratic party
would treat them better; that they
had not had their share of the of
flees; that the Democratic party
would treat them better and that
they cannot afford to vote Republl
can ticket and therefore they had
better vote the Democratic ticket this
year.
By the use of fried chicken and
rehashed promises the Democrats
have secured the services 'of some of
the negroes to help pull for their
party this fall, and Marse Henry
A special from Canton. N. C. to
Monday's Charlotte Observer says:
"The Champion Fibre Company
ha been running it plant at night
for some time. It 1 now lighting up I Uom ln convention assembled, co ra
the woods by electricity o that It can men(1 mlKiom of the National
work In the balsam and nemioca. I gepabllean Convention, and eongrat-
Tbe above doesn't sound like hard I nlate the people of the United State
Mm. r n.n!r ifondav's issue of I on the nomination of William H.
e leaning raiiroaos oi it)DlM and policies of the Republican
had cleared more money on lstlparty as enunciated In Its platform
month' business than ever before Inlat Chicago. Jane 16, 1908. and we
the history of the road. And that endorse the administration of The-
. ..... . . lodore Roosevelt.
aoesn i souna nucn w ubiuc.i . wrtrV
we S3 Buucsii -v fua iswvew ws w
When the railroads are doing too Carolina to set the welfare of our
business It 1 a sign the country Is (state above party and above preju
nrosDerlns! Idice; to exercise their freedom to
vote accoraing to me aiciaies oi cwn
itiii nl tr fiwui ttiASA men for
Mr. Bryan U not drawing the oDce whom th oeem best
crowds this year that he has In pre-1 fitted to serre the pnhlic Interest.
vious camDalans.' He spoke In Bal-lWe aak the people to consider
whether they will best promote the
welfsre of the State by committing
its welfare of the State by commit
i ting Its affairs to the radical faction
now In control of the Democratic
party or by voting for the candidates
and policies we offer.
We ask all thoughtful North Caro
linians to consider particularly
whether the present Democratic Gov
ernor and Legislature nave aeau
Before Mr. Kltchln was nominated I wisely or justly with all classes of
I eUUAffte tea vliA lavi ttlsW tlsiVaa
some or the Democratic papers i "u
recenuy passea concerning nuirwai
tlmore Monday night and the Balti
more Sun says that the armory was
not filled. The Sun further states
that Mr. Bryan held a reception at
the Belvedere and conferred with
leading Democrats, several of whom
told him plainly that there was little
hope of bis carrying Maryland.
and the violent measures they have
charged that he was a dangerous
man. I uaii(1 no1 frnfrn 1 n ir railroad
If he was dangerous then. Isn't he land the violent measures they hare
dangerous now?
Next time Bryan runs he will want
guaranteed campaign funds.
OPINIONS IN A NUTSHELL.
All farmers who are getting more
for their Irish potatoes than they
want, should rote for Bryan, he will
take off the tariff of eighty cents en
the barrel, to as to let the Northern
people get them cheap. It seems
that Bryan would destroy every In
dustry In the South to help the peo
ple of the North and West, and then
expect the Southern people to vote
for him. Rats. Clinton News Dis
patch. e
Governor Glenn and Joe Daniels
gave $100 each and J. S. Carr $260
for the Bryan campaign fund. In all
raised In Raleigh Is $1,000
Watterson has been busy In New News and Observer will get, doubt
York sending out literature written
by negroes trying to capture the ne
gro vote. The Republican party has
always treated the negro fair, they
have never slopped over on the sub
ject, as some of the Democratic lead
ers in the North are now-doing, hut
they have always given him a square
deal. The regiment that shot up
Brownsville were discharged not
because they were negroes, but be
cause they had violated the law
which they were sworn to uphold.
A white regiment would hare been
discharged Just as quick. The Dem
ocratlc leaders know that the Presi
dent did right but they thought they
saw a chance to wlh' some votes by
telling the negroes they had been
mistreated and that the Democratic
party would treat them better. Of
course the Democratic party Is only
making a play for the negro vote
without caring what becomes of him
airwaras duc we can't refrain
from asking, who belongs to the
negro party now?
less, $5,000
Mercury.
The pennies falling Into Mr. Bry
an's tin-cup. are not making noise
enough to make him either smile or
whistle. Baltimore Sun.
. .., :
More money for schools and bet
ter pay to teachers, is what the Re
publicans hare declared for. How
do you like it. Hickory Mercury.
out of that. Hickory
taken to give these laws effect. We
believe in regulating railroads and
other public carriers strictly and
carefully and In compelling all cor
porations to obey the law as faith
fully as the humblest private citixen.
But we do not believe that Legisla
tures are competent to fix absolutely
the precise rates at which passengers
and freight shall be carried. We are
sure that the Legislature of this
State, which attempted to fix passen
ger rates absolutely and neglected
freight rates much the more sub
stantial grievance of our people-
had neither the right spirit, for such
an undertaking.
"They disregarded the Constltu
tlon of the United States, and they
threw thousands of North Carolin
ians out of employment.
"We denounce in unmeasured
terms the unwarranted and uncalled
for attack of the Democrats on capl-
Th.tal, culminating in the fight oh our
rauroaas lnromng tne state as it
did In costly litigation; paralyzed
business, threw thousands of labor
ers out of employment, drove mil
lions of capital from the State, and
sent railroad securities down to less
than half their value.
"We pledge ourselves, if the peo
ple entrust us with power, to set our
selves against two kinds of Injustice:
The injustice which permits wealthy
corporations and Individuals to prey
upon the poor, and the Injustice
which sacrifices property -and de
ranges business in order that cheap
mtM MBTfeiftd fit similar
We cledxw oamflvf to a Bberai
appropriation for tha car and awp
port of our charitable Uatltatfotf
We favor the exempuoa xrosa
taxation of two nonarea wum
worth of personal property owned by
each householder in the State
North Carolina, .
"We believe la the dignity ox la
bor and the elevation of the wage-
earner, and pledge our party to the
enactment of such tows as wtu nest
promote this end; we believe that
labor and capital are co-ordinate
branches of onr industrial life eecn
necessary to the other that neither
can prosper without the other, and
looking to this end we pledge oar
party to the enactment of such laws
as will, so far as possible, create the
kindliest feeling between labor and
capital, remove all causes for con
flict betwen the two, and promote
the upbuilding of both classes in
North Carolina.
"We favor restricting immigration
rigidly, admitting none but the bet
ter class to our shores, and protect
ing American labor against foreign
cheap labor of Europe and the Ori
ent.
"We bolieve the South should no
longer hold Itself politically separate
and apart from the rest of the conn
try. We believe the time has come
when no Interest or principle any
loncer demand such Isolation. We
ask. the people of North Carolina to
give us their suffrages, not merely
because the Democratic party under
ts present leadership, both In the
State and. in the Nation, is unfit for
power: not merely because the can
didates were here nominate and the
policies we recommend, are worthy
of acceptance, but because every Re
publican rote cast in the South is a
rote for freedom, a rote for the right
of our children to enter fully into
the life of the great Republic, which
our fathers labored and fought and
suffered to establish."
WHY JOTCUDT KSOCUD KOT BE
ELECTED
nrm. mm is w e
lie Ralre, Be WU1 nmSMT
Editorial In Lexington Dlapatch
(Democratic) Jane 10. 1MI.J
"Let us hare the worst." sars the I demagogues may get to keep office,
Brooklyn Earle. That sounds like. I we raror tne policy or tne state
thouerh It Isn't, a declaration for Brv- furnishing free of charge and under
an. New York Tribune.
If s said protective tariff is the
mother of truths. England is a free-
trade country, and she has trusts.
So something else must be their
daddy at least. Times Mercury.
Tou cannot expect Democrats to
make any change in school taxes,
more money for teachers and cheap
er books, because they point with
pride at their past legislation on
these lines. Hickory Mercury.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
(Tbia column li open to our subscribers
and friends' to express their views on
timely topics Make letters ft short s
you can sod to the point. The editor
la not responsible for the views expres
sed in letters published.
Another Recruit.
The Caucasian, Raleigh, N. C.
Dear Sirs: Please allow me just
a small space In your most valuable
paper to say I hare withdrawn-from
the Democratic party for one blg -rea
son: 1 because 'I want a government
of the people;--for the people and by
the people; and I Indorse the nomi
nees that were nominated at the con
vention at Charlotte. N. ' C..' last
week, and I am going to do all in
my power to get all I can to vote the
Republican ticket this coming No
vember. . . . . . . .-. .
I am going to get a club to your
paper Just as -soon as I can.-
With best wishes to yotf In your
good work; J beg to remain; r ' ; -
JOHN H; - STEG ALL!
Warren Plains, N; C...R. P. D. No
1, September 7, 1908. V -
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Cita TIj BJfJJ la 'i'miLI tf UK5AJJ
Utat: ii uki-wki.
Ur.
KltcbJa. beiaeTiag, aa w
nspCSe. t the DewOe x-rty
tojary to the Ootssowelthw La the
niu of a csmalxs reeking wi
MmmxA- hmrocrisy and
btood-cmrdliag charges u
are above to eat tOae alive,
. Afl
with a dose years of aneotate esa
la mere bit
rip-eaortiag demagogwe term ape"
spaprr that psnactered bis ga
bag with facta, and like the ASS UK
ta. iMfi! Yoa are a liar.' la the
m
abseace of other cowiater mi
be will appeal to the prejadtoea, to
u . a A M
the paaatona, to FrooiMUowi au
to the aatl-ProbibitioBlst witl equal
wiU array daea animt class.
labor against capital.
Democrat against Democrat,
ill North Carolina will sink la the
esteem of other Stale to a level she
sooaded before ander
Democratic rule. W1U hlxa it is
role or rata. .If he rule, he will
ruin.
A Paying Investment.
Mr. John White, of 38 Highland
Are., Houlton.. Maine, says: "Hare
been troubled with a cough erery
winter and spring. Last winter
tried many advertised remedies, but
the cough continued until I bought
a 50c. bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery; before that was half gone
the couch waa all gone. This win
ter the same happy result followed;
a few doses once more banished the
annual cough.' I am now conrinced
that Dr. King's New Discovery
the best of all cough and lung reme
dies." Sold under guarantee at al
Druggists. 50c. and $1.00. Trial
Tbottle free.
A tine tobacco farm and . .
Caheaiaj Kltoejs BaU Xmyare , dene located oa public en,
Xt wed to cohered that j acre, land, large dw.m
urinary and "ljJ kidney. bJee and tmggy hoc,
, G fi Zvvw taodera house located 1 mile f
from VVw
Darhaxa A Sontbera n4, T
buUdlnga new. Apily to
Knt BOW j
science prove hat
I.ri all dlseaar
have their berinniaf
in the disorder f
. wt ixBtMxtaat
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Therefore, when yon. r nuy.
or ont w. r-r- -d l u roa r wiim mx, M
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fiow every organ seem to i T.cecAA .pw
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w mfmnn mm
Kilmer' &wnjp-. , "- r.
iosM, Maamua.
ILlUner owwuiriw ... . ivm nwniiun tvml
VII U1V
Dr. Kilmer's Mnunr"""' . 'T
kidney remedy. U ""ffv
standi the highest for its wonderful cures
.triinr cases, and is sold
en Its menu by au
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-aoiiar uc
bottle. You may
t..w m umnlr bottle
i fr mt m namDhlct telling yon
how to find ont if yon have kidney or
. . i a . v.l. - umiiiaii inia didci
when wriUng tobr. Kilmer & Co., bing-1 $L0O worth for 25c. Nef York's
hamton, N. Y. Don't mke any mistake, I hita,. MIa the Valley in Der OM
but rememoer iuc D.u. r rr i DUIe," In theuoiden Bummer." Botk
Dr. Kilmer-. Swamo-Root andthe adk .
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For sale at about one-fourth
cost Address,
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Box 374, Raleigh, n. c
New York City.
Agricultural & Mechanical
College
FOB THE COLORED RACE.
Sd:ra IfcllKj SetsdQit
la Effect October 20. 1907.
K. B. Ihaaatlrereaara mifttikbad m
v atattoa an4 ar, net gaaraaiaea.
a9 a. m- No. tit. tor Ooldsboro and u
Greensboro. :: North Carolina. '.12
Ooldaeore wlua ta A. C U boa nh
Utara $m
xh. with Vortoia a
rhad City aa4-SatrsB4tat touia.
U0 a. m-Ne. 107. torOretasBoro aa tsiw.
Mor;
EaweMUaiU lUUo&i. MaVftw mmnnum Urn
m L M K U.J H . . .
uaraam rur uirara. JkrsT turn. Hutui
and Vortolk. MakM eoaaoetloa at 'inn
bore wttb main an tbreagk trains tut Wat.
laftoa and Mw York.
10.M a. aa.-Ka ids, tot Ooldsboro sad Utah
PracUoaJ lastmcUon siven In AsrlenlUirsl
and MechsBloal branobe. Excellent facilities
for Instruction In Electric! Engineering, i
new Department under experienced manage
meet r nrnlsMng excellent training for teachers.
Six well established. Department. Saocessral
trranauia. fVunfoptahla and tDaflloua bulldlnn.
Unsrpeed Uboratoriea Free tuition to SSEwaTtk r5SiVSL
blank or for catalog to
Same Effect.
Little Bert's mother sent him to
bring a small switch with which to
chastise his small sister who had
been, naughty.;. . - .
Alter Deing gone a.iong ume, ne - ..la. wi tm
came in with his hands full of clods UUIICI'B.IJI HEIIUUILUli; dllUJf.lf
.MM .wU.ll " ' I I 1 I . . . ..1 tt 1 . . .....
f.tap-.as.-S US,- for 4oiatboteaa lotah
mediate atatlona Oonneew at fcalma iia
of dirt. , "I can't find any switch,
he saidVhere. throw ihese at her."
October delineator:; : .
PItESIDENT DUDLEY,
Creeaaboro, N. C
THE NORTH CWtOLM
Mechanic Arts.
Badlwar Pario Cmw t-t
weeasBore ana uotasoero.
IS. A p. m. !o. 14. tor Ooldsboro bb lata
mediate station. Ceaaeet at Heitaa vm
A.C. L aortta and aovta, oaaeeta at o:i.
boro wttb A.CU aorta aad aouia, aad Saa
folk a Boa therm for Mora head cttr aad mi
I stations.
140 n. m.Vo. taV for 9reeboro a ioesl
taaes eoaneMiea at uraaovuva
mrltb mala line traia threagh to aataaia,
aim ana ainpia. aaw with Fiona
wmia but voramaaa, aavaaaah aaa
jaeaaoavuM.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDULE
(la Effect Sept. 0, 1008.) '
Practical education in Agriculture;
in Ciril, Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering; in Cotton Manufacture
120 Scho'arhip. Examination for I SittlnT cmaioro.
Aaare
COLUMBUS .REPUBLICAN 'COUN
TY CONVE.TION.
T W Pnvsen. ,
oAwiuiuKK SUN NOT BOUGHT.
Recently the Baltimore Sun, the
oldest and greatest newspaper in the
State of Maryland, stated that, while
it was and had been always a Demo
crat in politics, it was forced to ad
mit that the election of Taft for
President would be for the bejfn
tereste not only of the whole country
but also for the State of Maryland.
At once -all the cheap partisan
xmwiuwc newspapers over the
South began to abuse the Baltimore
Sun, and some of . them (and con
spicuous among those of that kind
was the Raleigh News and Observer)
made the charge that the Sun had
been bought by Judge Taft or his
national committee.
The Charlotte pbserrer. though
supporting Mr. Bryan refused to Join
in this slandering tirade, but went
to work to learn the truth. When
It did, it published the following
editorial:
"As a means of breaking the
force of the Baltimore Sun's sup
port of Judge Taft the charge
has been widely circulated that a
controlling interest in the paper had
been bought by Charles P. Taft, a
brother of the candidate, tm-
charge is explicitly denied by its own
statement that 'The Sun has not
been bought by Mr. Taft nor br anr
one else, nor has any one any ia-
lerest in it except those connected
with the family of its founder It
is a subject of regret that this great
paper could not see Its way clear t
support Mr. Bryan in this campaign,
but one of great pleasure that It Is
able to acquit itself so promptly and
unequirocally of a damaging accu
sation. It is not the only paper the
policy of which has brought it
under the mean suspicion of being
prompted by sinister motives, a
long established and well-known
newspaper should hare credit for the
character it has made as fully as an
individual has, and people should
proper regulations to erery child in
the public schools all necessary text'
books; the further Improvement and
extension, at whatever cost, of the
public school system, embodied In
the Constitution of North Carolina
by the Republican party. We favor
the education of all our children up
to the very limit of our arailable
means.
"We also faror a liberal policy
with our higher institutions of learn
ing. The South needs highly train
ed men, and we would hare the nec
essary training provided here, so far
a a wo hT tTia moan a nnA nnt wltti-
Prominent Democrat of Sampson ln the reach of our youns men OI
joins Kepublicaa Party. I talent and industry, to the end that
Newton Grove. N. C, Aug. SI. 98 .1 Southerners may guide our people
Editor the News Dispatch, Clinton, m tne development ol our resources
N. C. - I m government, in ousiness, in tne
Dear 8Ir:--I desire to mak known I beautifying of our towns, our cities
to the public through the columns Rnd our bomes and In the deration
of your paper that I hare serered my of OUr daIly life-
connection with the Democratic par- "This is also true of our iostltu-
ty and In the future I Intend to af-tIons of charity, particularly the pro
flllate with the Republican party be-1 vision made for the blind, the deaf
cause I believe the Republican party I and the insane, for the efficiency
Is ln favor of local self-government: I with which any community ministers
and I believe it to be the party of I to such unfortunate beings is a meas-
progress and the party of accomplish-1 ure of its civilizations. It is equally
ments. While the Democratic party! true of our Confederate reterans
claims toe be in faror of local self-1 who hare not the means of self -sup
government, their; actions prove that I Port; the State lores and honors
it li not This was demonstrated in I them, and they must not be permit
our county by the appointment of I ted to suffer want We denounce the
four County Commissioners after I Democratic party for not keeping Its
three of them had been defeated by I repeated pledges to proride our Con
a majority of the popular rote at the I federate soldiers and their widows
poii. ' . ; - r iwitn suitable pensions commensu
The Board-of Education is also (rate with their services to the State.
appointed by the legislature, which land we believe that whenerer prac-
i una?, should ; be elected by the I "cable they should be giren the
people. f. ;, '. j preference in matters of employment
believe a Democratic of Republl-land all things being equal, they
can rerm or. government is the bestlsnould be honored with the emolu
form-of government that has ererl ments of office.
MOTU vriaea or we gorernment ori "We demand a fair election law.
manama i mean government in I which win nrmit n oitn
Will Be Held Next Saturday Hon.
Marion Butler Will Address the
. Convention., . . . . .,
Whiterllle, N. C, Sept. 14, 1908.
The Republican County - Conven
tion will be held here on next Sat
urday to nominate a county and leg
islative ticket The outlook for the
Republicans Is more hopeful in this
county than it has been for many
years. ' '
Ex-Senator Marion Butler has
been invited to address the county
convention and has accepted and
will be present '
Republican leaders here say that
strong and aggressive ticket will
be nominated.
which the people the great common
people are the rulers; and I beliere
that the Republican party favors a
government by the people.
or ipen reasons, and others I
might give, I bid good-bye to the so-
a ballot privately, without -interfer
ence or dictation.
"We faror, as we hare ever fa
ro red, local self-gorernment; and
demand the right to elect by the peo-
..it . . , . . . 1 "".in vi bun vuuui; XMWU
. . " ViuwtHe parxy ana cast my I of Education. County SuDerinten-
dent of Public Instruction, County
commissioners, Tax Collectors, and
lot with the Republican party.
Tour trply
:: ; ' ARTHUR LEE.
r t Vou Get Up a Oub?
Wo v erery friend of the pa
per. ai-. for the cause for which we
are flgfe ting, will get np a club of
campaign subscribers: for The Cau
casian: froxa QW ' intil November
16th. In clubi of five the paper will
be senf for, twenty cents each. Now
is the time to start the ball rolling.
We want several good agents to
solicit subscriptions for The Cauca
sian. Writf ns for terms. We hate
a good proposition to offer the right
partlesy " 'I- '
Justices of the Peace.
"We favor an extension and 1m
prorement of the public roads of the
State .and beliere, that the employ
ment of the State's convicts on such
work is tne best use that can be
made of criminals conricted of
crimes; we further favor a law pro
hibiting the use of striped uniforms
upon all persons conricted of mis
demeanors in the courts of North
Carolina.
"We favor the establishment of
one or two reformatories for the cor
rection of youthful criminals cori-
victed of minor offenses, and we fa
vor a separate reformatory for fe-
JncUcial Convention 9th District Will
f '' be' Held Sepr 21
A Convention of the Republican
pary of the ninth judicial district of
North Carolina, is hereby called to
meet in the county courthouse, at
p. m in the city of Greensboro,
on. the 21st day of September, 1908,
for the purpose of nominating a can
didate for the office of solicitor for
said district, and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
erly come before the convention.
The counties composing the district
will please take notice and see that
afull delegation. Is present
-mis tne lztn day or September,
1908. ,
D. MANGUM, Chairman.
J. ZEB WALKER, Sec'y.
They Take the Kinksr Out
"I hare used Dr. King' New Life
Pills for many, years, with-increas
ing satisfaction.- They take the
kinks out of stomach, lirer,. and
bowels without fuss or friction aaya
N. H. Browa of Plttsfleld. Vt Guar
anteed satisfactory at all Druggists.
25 cents.
THE PRESIDENT,
Weet Raleigh. N. O.
TRINITY COLLEGE
W Tl i fPKmai i aVu hd a saa rtK11aiA1
as. information and are not guar- Dyeing and IndutrlalCheniltry:
anteedi .. : I Tuition 145 a year; Board $19 a month.
s
- 4JO a at. " No.. 112. for Goldsboro
and ' local stattons hand-lea -Pullman
sleipfng.car from Ortenabora to Ra
leigh, v Connects atr Selma and Golds
boro with A. C. L. and with Norfolk
and Southern far. Morehead City.
a.- m No. 21, through train
from Goldsboro-Raleigh to Ashevllle,
handles Southern Railway Parlor
car, Goldsboto to AaevUe. Con
nects at Greensboro with Main Line
trains North and South. ' : t
12.30 p. mv No. 144 for- Golds
boro and local stations, handles Pull
man sleeping car from Atlanta to
Raleigh. Connects at Selma with A.
C. L. North and South and at Golds
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