THE CAUCASIAN
Tbsreday. January 12, 1111.)
J : 1 -J
MARION BUTLER'S RAL
EIGH SPEECH.
(Continued from Pact L)
highest price for even any necessity
tnr life that he vraj thereby being
robbed, utterly and zaUerably
falie. Thcr had charged that the
in league with
Ucle at the price plat the tariff,
and ctery Democrat coald tay
the article at the price Uu the
tariff. Tbtj It wonid W Cato
every man according to fcU
faith -
"This closing declaration of &tn
stor Core a the tarn and eah
itance of hi whole pecch. The
newspaper reports aay that when
Senator Gore concluded nis great
" - r . V
the sugar iruu. .i sentence, that
Trut the Learner iruv, -
Nail
Cotton Trust, the Standard Oil Trutt
and all other truaU, and that they
vere Duty legislating to rob the peo
ple In the Interests of thews truaU.
This, indeed, was the burden of
their cry in the campaign ipeechea
prices cf t seder a DtssotraUt Ur-
i tf ,niA K nfifv -fHt
"The RepubUcas fa-f coala" htsy
IS J potto-d of No. t coSe, the
fDeoocraUe farmer co14 bay sty
i :t pomada of the co?e. The
I UepobUcaa farmer could bay 21 pair
of the finest Quality of vfci aid abort,
the Democratic farsatr could bay
only 17 pairs of exactly the same
thoea. The Repablican farmer could
Way 4,051 poaada ot a-peasy calls,
the Ieasocrallc farmer coald bay
moum txcoxstmxcr.
- M. m t I
the uemocrauc aaoieace iai t ai at .r.nsv mil.
with delight and cheered for over ten j uepabilcaa tenser coald bay
roinatea. J 40 gallons of kerotene oil; the Detn-
"Now, let utanalyae for a moment! fmmT muM ba. ocljr m
what thU beat and crowning argu- j Rgn0na of exactly the same oil.
ment which has yet been made to ..A . sn.tor Simmons and all
ucDort of the Democratic paramount! . n v.
atrafrtt the rrime or nign prices. dcu - . oi iae ucawnuc "'
afo Simmona knew that when the meant, an d to where it ad running from a joint dUcaaaloa. to-
tact, were brought out. It would carried to its logical conclusion. day are telling their people that the
facta were Drougui ... eTenr article which the farmer buys, , ,'KII i rtwri hT th
i Z k. - SJ U U I ILd U VMtJ w - '
uk ,hir,r doz , .p , W more, - rotectU, Ur-
Bne iuuiu """ -
dozen egga In 1896. under the CleTe-
land administration of low prices
and a Democratic tariff. Indeed, to
be accurate, the housewife can, with
thirty dozen eggs, today buy ono
hundred find sixty-two pounds of
and if ftvtrfy Renublican rarmer
should be forced, a Senator Gore
deaires. to pay the full price, includ
ing the tariff dutlea, and if every
Democratic farmer should be allow
ed, according to Senator Gore's wish,
to buy the same article at the lower
granulated sugar of the be-tj U,, the tariff duties, then I
wnuo wuu u. ;r gubmlt that to carry out Senator
eggs in 1896 sho could buy only , argument8 ia a fair and a
seventy-seven pounds of exactly the ."J each Republican farm
fiame grade of sugar J ghould permitted to sell his cot-
"Ile also knew ton at the price it is now bringing,
thirty dozen eggs this bUln ' under Republican policies and a Re
could today buy one hundred .nd Ua h at fifteQ cents
yards of ginghams, while in 1896. P Democratic
with the same tniny aou . - Ko rnirpd to sell
idi iiiCI duuuiu
his cotton at the price It brought
Republican party
Standard Oil Treat, and the Nail I
Trust, and the Sugar Trait, and all
the other trust. (Great applause.)
"Yes. fellow citizens, I am in favor
of Senator Gore's experiment, cud
would like to see it put into opera
tion at once in North Carolina from
the mountains to the sea. The argu
ment would be conclusive and the re
sult would be unanimous, and thus It
would be "Unto every man according
to his faith. " (Great applause.)
(To be continued next week.)
could buy only seventy-two yards of
the same ginghams. He also knew
that with the same thirty dozen eggs
she could today buy slxty-flve gal
lons of kerosene oil, while with the
game thirty dozen eggs In 1896 she
could buy only thirty-three gallons
under a Democratic tariff and Dem
ocratic low prices In 1896, which
was from four to five cents a pound.
(Great applause.)
Every one will admit that this is
could miy omy fair and just to the last degree. Then
of exactly the same ; oil. He also ' vhat would result. Today
knew that she couia loaay uujr
least twice as many pairs of shoes,
and on some grades more than twice
Ira nf fihoeS. With tne
44t v J l
ame thirty dozen eggs, as
buy in 1896.
"He knew that substantially this
same relative purchasing power of
what our people raised to support
themselves and help create wealth
of the country, would run through
all the necessaries of life which we
are
let us see what
a Republican farmer, living five miles
from Raleigh, and his neighbor, a
Democratic farmer, both start to the
she could 'city, each with a 500 pound bale of
cotton, wnen iney reacu ueic auu
find that all of the goods in all of
the stores are tagged at one price
for Republicans and at another for
Democrats, and the Republican de
mands and is accorded the right to
sell his bale of cotton at the present
(CosU&sd frca Fig 14
of txj4$&y. It can atttausa t
that f4rtya merd et tsactSos,
tioa a&d iaeosuts7 a ft tfciags
hat don Is rtsi ytars.
It ti a sea a coUsa&ss record as
this that taa c$stt4 lt caatry
that th Dtaecrmtte $arty taa stttr
be grtai, rrgTfSe, coftatrmetl
party, and can sever b atraau4 to
eanagt and cosdact lh9 aSalra ot
this great and growing &aUox
The Senate Committee on Judici
ary has J cat Tot4 to report favorably
a Joint resolution for a Constitution
al Amendment prorldlng for lh
election of United State Stsators by
the people.
While the sentiment In favor of
thii reform has been growing stead
ily for years, yet the country waa
hardly ready to believe in ibis im
porta nt matter, which a fundamen
tally affects that great legislative
body. It is one of the most striking
illustrations in a quarter of a century
of the power of public opinion over
those least affected directly by popu
lar sentiment.
Tariff Commission Convention.
There will assemble in this city on
TO REGUIiATE TRAFFIC to-morrow a convention of the Na-
TUROCGH CANAL tional Tariff Commission Association.
The purpose of this organisation is
A Senate Committee Adopts Amend- to uphold and support the recom
inent Prohibiting Railroad Ovrned mendatlon of President Taft for a
Shins Same Privileges as Other strong tariff commission, with broad
Would Allow President to Fix the powers, to investigate thoroughly tne
Rates. difference In the cost of production
T. . here and abroad, and to report such
wasningujn, v., ju. t. ,frxaHrt tt TrvA tn th
ing a blow directly at ranroaa ownea PresIdent ln order tnat tne Presl
steamsuips engageu m dent may report lhe Bame to Coa
coastwise iraae. me senate cuuimiir npial masare askine for
tee on inter oceanic uanais vuua aQ increa8e ln a certain tariff sched
adopted material amendments to the u, oQe at a time according to the
Mann bill to provide lor tne govern- f
ment of the canal zone, ana ior me
t&i sty tssi at Wisi. y JTsstk
Asrwrt at nsmtv &Mam& a rt-
It Is a!2i UjU tacK.ef ptgt
ftrtal'et wm ltS t
m fsya&s sas
tM feast, a4 w4 Urw
tsro-sa. j tt it It m4 ilM 4ai4
him In go4 Walt, a&a last
wais4 fcU tytuai lltat !t tally
tsm irtt:e,
Tor vral yars Ike fe4 re4
as a day -la&ew asd aavd evtry
Xzzr b rtrtvf4, dray tag Milf
fit bat the feamt tmitm of tile,
lie lsvfrst4 1H tan&ss la rU e
tate. and costlaa4 ta wrk as a
common laborer. He was frobMy
worth flS,t whta his mUi4 be
came ccbxUsce4.
t&s a lrs Wtn '
tk s a
S2SS
Cbmmltt Favors Imiea of rV
4ors by a iHrrrt Voi.
Wsthtnrton. o. C Jan. t. At a
meeting of the Senate Committee a
the Judiciary held late to-day a de
cision wsa reached to report favor
ably the sab-committee rtaolatloa
authorising an amendment to the
Constitution providing for the elec
tion of United States Senators by di
rect vote of the people.
ItavtjLt m 9mwr
dr Oe last a tmZMXbmi Z
Ctariee Ceetr. U&m t
Cty. 112 U I C3T d
pt&tM UUU CUI8.-S taidft ezll
tlxl ta trteest easte t ear tais
c ca cr letee OcJftte St lt!Q
er Uls mtK win rka4s4 U ter
t II rawest? tt jae.
AQ pewaa ts4et ! eall cr.n
arw msti U saale fa gT
cat
TaUOrtcUrll. lilt.
a o, curt,
j. p. coo rat.
rxerstcrt cf CaAilt
KXPS WIKTOfS THOmiXS.
To many, winter Is a ieasoa of
trouble. The frost-bitten toes and
fingers, chapped fcandji and lips
chilblains, cold sores, red and rough
skins, prove this. But such troubles
fly before Bucklea's Arnica Salve. A
trial convinces. Greatest healer of
Burns, Boila. Plies, Cuts. Sores.
Bruises, Ecxema and Sprains. Only
25 cents at all druggists.
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION.
ii s " ! r.n his Damocratic neighbor
forced to buy. He also Knew j ----- - .
that this oW apply to t he pur- ;sricrecelved in 1896 and they both
chasing power of the wages of the i"" Whw.
Knro tnv almost eaually with enier uie uc -
1U lWl '
the purchasing power of the pro
Having this day Qualified aa admin
istrator of the estate of Catherine
Smith, deceased, late of Wake Coun-
a iar?A nnmber of Senators and I v Vii n nnHft ll rwrnn hv-
regulation. of tho Panama canal. Th Represeiitative3 are billed to speak; !ng cuims against said estate to pre-
chier amenamem was one luuwuvw tQe Presldent of the United SUtes KDt them to the undersigned for pay
by Senator Flint, cnairman oi me wU1 also speak. It i8 noticeable. ment on or before the 25th day of
committee, authorizing tne rresmem however, that not a single Democrat November. 1911. or this notice will
to fix the ireignt and passenger has consented to attend and deliver b plead In bar of their recovery,
charges for using the canal, but h This shows that our Dem- o. TJ. SMITIL
. A I I
freight charges are limited xo not ocratic friends do not want the tariff Administrator of Catherine Smith,
Deceased.
A. JONES & SON,
Attorneys,
Dec l-6t
the Republican would hand in his
wei ui i c mnna frt fho riArk in the store which
ducts of the farmer and this is tne 'ceived for nis 500-pound bale
crime of Republican high prices on be recelandr tQ w that .my
which the Democratic Paraniount 1. of cotton a y
based. These are a sample of the , h is t w h
facts which gave Mr Simmons f h; must pay the prea.
feef and caused him to suddenly , we cie Republican tariff,
et sick and run from service on the ent price, p p
investigating committee. j Jf ghed out. how much does
Senator Gore Comes to the Rescue. he gt? Qne thousand, five hundred
"Thp onlv serious effort made by , and eighty pounds.
the Democratic machine in this State "The Democratic farmer, standing
to discuss this Democratic paramount , by him, holding the money that he
was in the early days of the cam- j has received from his bale of cotton,
palgn, when they invited Senator j claims the right to have the sugar
Core, of Oklahoma, to come to North . sold to him at the lciwer price, under
Carolina and make a series .of Grover Cleveland's administration
speeches. I and a low tariff. He is accorded this
"Senator Gore is one of the ablest right, and the sugar is weighed out
and one of the best men in the Dem-1 to him accordingly, and how much
-ocratic narty. He left the Democ-; does he . get? Eight hundred and
ratlc party at the same time I was Eighteen pounds of exactly the same
forced to leave it. and for the same sugar. (Tremendous appiause.j
Indeed, the reasons which "When those two farmers return
he gave for leaving were so strong, home this evening, and each delivers
convincing and unanswerable, that to his good wife the sugar that they
I bowed to them in admiration and have gotten, each for his 500-pound
ADSnXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of the late James II.
less than fifty cents nor more than tlon aa a political foot-ball, in
. i i k -
$1.50 per net ton. It is proviaea order to appeal to the galleries by
also that no charges shall be paid for constantly declaring for downward
vessels in ballast nor for vessels reViSi0n, which they do not mean.
owned or operated for or on account and whlch. if they get in power, they
of the United States government, or wilJ not carry out any more than
for merchant vessels of the united they di(j under the Cleveland admln
States engaged in the coastwise Oration.
trade of this country. A proviso is
added, however, that the exemptions - Scarborough, deceased, of Wake
cflii t annlv to any vessel in coast- it is true that the Democratic Con- i . nrv .n nwmne
wise trade, which i3 owned in whole ?res3 uader the 01 ,, elllm. ,En.t ,a MUt. to
nr in nart. or wMcn IS controiieu ui- irauuu iiiauw UVv.v ' ..m. tn mm nn nr Krore
rectly or indirectly by any railroad tions in the tariff, but at the same N b 15 im or lhll BOtice
company. - ... . "mc .3 a V. - will be pleaded In bar of their re-
The proviso refers especially xo ences ior cenun Bai AUO COTery
such railroad companies as seek to fact is that tne iemocrauc usau indebted to said esUts
avoid or reduce the effect of the com- for tans ior revenue omy r reque8ted t0 make prompt pay
petltlon of ocean traffic between based on .any sound JL',,
Eastern and western seaboards oi cipie. auu . uuw TTk": This November 15. 1910.
adopted them as my reasons. Liater,
when the Democratic party, in its
desperation, dodging from one ex
treme side to the other of all great
-questions, in order to try to get in
-office, stole the People's Party plat
form and declared that they believed
in all of its great fundamental prin
ciples, and Invited Senator Gore and
myself and all of the rest to come
back and give them one more chance
to prove that they believed in some
bale of cotton, and when the wife of
! the Democratic farmer finds that the
wife of the Republican neighbor has
cotten' one thousand, five hundred
and eighty pounds of sugar, while
she has gotten only eight hundred
and eighteen pounds of the same
sugar for the same bale of cotton, I
tell you. friends and fellow-citizens
the United States upon transconti- for all kinds of favoritism to benefit
nental railway rates. The effect of
the amendment would be to deny
frpe nassage of the canal to tne
ships of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company or any line which has con
nection with transcontinental ran-
roads. Another proviso wouiu au
thorize the United States to take ior
its own use any vessel which ac
cepts free toll and pay for the same
at a fair valuation to be determined
afterward.
THE INDIAN IjAND OASES.
Senator Ione Was to Receive a Por-
(inn nf McMuiTay's Feo in Choc
taw and Chlcasaw Iiand Oases.
Washington. D. C, Jan. 1. For
mer Senator Chester I. Long, of Kan
Ras. told the special investigating
there will be trouble in that Demo- committee of the House this af ter-
cratic household this night.
mendous applause.)
(Tre-
thlng, stood for something and would "Now, my friends, do we not begin
.do something, we went back and tQ gee wny lt is that we cannot get a
gave them their chance.
"They failed, however, to keep a
single promise, and have long since
renudiated every single promise
joint discussion with the Pemocratic
speakers in this campaign? As I
have said before, they have taken
down every word of the speeches
which I have been making from the
mountains to the sea, and I have used
I these facts and many others on every
! n XTnf nnlv TiavA nil tVl ft DeillO"
cratic speakers run from these facts,
and other facts which I have men
tioned above, but take note of the
fact that there has not been a single
Democratic newspaper in the State
that has dared to refer to these facts
to deny that they are true, or offer
any explanation for the eame. whyi
Because they cannot.
. "This is why these machine bosses
met in their midnight caucus ln Ral-
leieh and resolved that Butler must
publican in the great Northwest was be destroyed, and that the Issue must
nominaieu j.u caiucm, t,Uu.. -. rje Butler, uooze, ouumo iv
-would vote for him against any Dem- Tney know that if the honest, patrl-
ocrat that could be named. otlc rieonle of the State could near
"I hold in my hand a verbatim re- these facts from every stump that
-port of one of the great speeches f h WOuld not be a Democratic
made by Senator Gore in this State ' farmeT Qr wealth producer left in
in attempting to defend this Demo- Nortn Carolina on the day of the
ratlc paramount. ' After talking for ( p-tin. '
over two hours in attempting to show "This illustration not onlT applies
that high prices was a crime, and t0 SUKar but it applies substantially
-rriftrtA In that camnaign. I then lelt
that party of unbelief, negation, in
action and incompetency forever. I
was convinced that the party was
mot and could never be a great con
structive party, competent to handle
in a proper manner the affairs of
this great nation, and continue it
onward and upward in the magnifi
cent manner in which it has been
guided and developed by the Re
publican party.
"Senator Gore has so far managed
to remain with that party, though
le declares today that if Senator La
Follette, the leading progressive Re-
that the Republican party and a Re
publican tariff were responsible for
it, he closes his speech in thesq
words:
"I wish it could be arranged
by way of experiment, so that
every article Imported Into the
United States could bear a tag
showing the price of the article
plus the tariff, and also the price
of the article less the tariff, and J
I wish it could be arranged by
-way of experiment, so that every
Jtepublican could buy the arr ;
noon that he had an arrangement
with John F. McMurray, the OKia-,
homa Indian land lawyer whereby he
was to receive, in addition to his ex
penses, 10 per cent of the amount
Mr. McMurray received as his fee in
the Choctaw and Chickasaw lana
cases. ,
Mr. Long asked if he had prepared
. a. a v. I. .Iai1 In til A
an amenament w uo mooing
general deficiency bill at the last ses
sion In place of the amendment that
Senator Gore had added to the bin.
Mr. Long admitted that he had.
The amendment in question con
cerned the so-called McMurray con
tracts, supposed to involve fees of
about $3,000,000 lor Mr. McMurray
in case the Indian rights to the lands
wftre fully established.
The amendment, as It was finally
reported to the Senate 'from the con
ference committee, provided that the
President "shall" approve the con
tracts made by the individual Indians
Former Senator Long testified that,
as he had given it to Senator Gallin-
ger, it provided that the President
"may" approve them.
Because of this construction, the
amendment was recalled and the pro
vision taken out of the deficiency bill.
to every leading necessary of life
wish I had time to go through them
all. I will, however, take a moment
to refer to a few.
"Carrying the illustration of the
Republican farmer and the Demo
cratic farmers, each with his 500
pound bale of cotton, how much
gingham could the Republican farm
er buy ? With his bale of cotton
selling at the present Republican
prices, he could buy 1,074 yards of
gingham ; and the Democratic farm
er, buying his gingham at the low
Several Lives Lost in a Gale on the
Massachusetts Coast.
Province town, Mass., Jan. iv.- a
northwest gale that raged along the
coast to-day caused loss of life and
heavy damage to shipping. Broken
away from their tow by the wind
that blew fifty-five miles an hour.
two barges were dashed ashore on :
Peaked HilL bar. One or tne vessels
was pounded to pieces by the heavy
sea and despite heroic efforts of life
savers, her entire crew was lost. It
Is believed to - have numbered six
men.
the few at the expense of the many
When a Democratic Congress is
elected on the slogan of tariff for
revenue only," it leaves that Con
gress free to withdraw protection
from every American industry which
is not a pet of the Democratic party,
and to give as much protection as
they see fit to any set of interests or
individuals which are pets oi tne
Democratis organization.
Indeed, if the Democratic party
could, by favoritism to one, two,
three, or a half-dozen industries,
thereby raise sufficient revenue to
run the government, even though 90
per cent of the mills were shut down,
and 90 per cent of labor was put out
of employment, yet the Democratic
party could claim that It had con
sistently carried out its pledges, be
cause all it pledges to do Is to jug
gle the tariff to raise revenue, no
matter whom it helps or whom it
hurts.
The Republican Rule a Sound, Eco
nomic Principle.
On the other hand, the Republi
can rule is based on a sound, eco
nomic principle. The Republican
rule Is that each tariff rate shall be
just high enough to cover the differ
ence between the cost of production
here and abroad, and to have this
rule apply to every industry and to
all American labor. The application
of this rule has made this the great
est and most prosperous country in
the world, and has built up and
maintained the high standard of liv
ing here as contrasted with the low
standard of living abroad. The ta
riff commission, . as advocated by
President Talt, would make this Re
publican rule work scientifically and
accurately for the good of the whole
people.
An un-American Doctrine.
When the Democratic pany op
poses the tariff commission which Is
established in order to make this
great Republican rule effective for
the public good, they show that they
have utter contempt for the facts and
that they wish to tear down the high
plane of living here and to reduce
our labor to the condition of pauper
labor abroad, shut down our facto
ries and force us to buy foreign
goodsmade in foreign countries, and
manufactured by foreign capital and
foreign labor.
JOHN H. SCARBROUGH,
Administrator.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
Xorth GarUa, TU
fvU tr&ecStle ta C2cS He. CX
No. 1 1 Dally. safi CttCay.
Leave Ralelg C:ll a, THiee
8:20 .m. Qreeatine 1.41 e-jx; ar
rive Wfc!gta lt:4t et- Ke
Bern ll:3f am.. Nerfelk S:SI
Coesea wit A. C U at WUto ter
Rocky lleest aa tae Mm. DaIU
for Wlltoa. GreeaviUe, WaaMaitea
and intermediate latlaas
No, lt Dally, exeest Sa4ay.
'Leave Raleigh I: It Wim
5:00 rm.; arrive Oreeavtile f:tt
fits., arrive waaaxsgies. i;s m.
Receives toaaecUoa at Ratelga from
Southern Rsileay. S. A. L. tly aad
It 4 S. Ri.
No, Dally -Klght KpreV
Pullmaa Sleeping Cars. Leave Ra
leigh t:lS p.sa., Wilson U:tt p,m
Greenville 12:41 a.m., Wsthlagtoa.
1:29 a.ra.; arrive iTdeatoa 4:21 swta
Eliiabeth City S:40 a.m.. Norfolk
7:20 a.m. Receives connection at
Raleigh from Southern Ry. 8. A. U
Ry., and R. & 8. Ry.; at WlUco from
A. C L. ILIU freai North and Boat.
Trains Arrive Raleigh Union SUtloaw
No. &Dally -Night Eprea
from Norfolk at 7:2 1 a. a. coa-
necU with all lines.
No. ItDally, except Sunday.
from Washington and Intermedial
polnU at 11:20 a.m.
No. 11 Dally from Ncrfol. Nsw
Bern, and Intermediate points at 3:00
p. m.
N. B. Above schedule figures pub
lished as information only, and art
not guaranteed.
For further Information as to
reservation of sleeping car space, ap
ply to any Tiektt Agent, or J. E. Kea-
I worthy, U. T. A., and D. V. Conn,
S. P. A., Raleigh, N. C.
W. W. CROXTON,
General Passenger Agent,
Norfolk Ta.
B. L. BUGO,
Traffic Manager.
Norfolk, Ta.
XI
Comfort a Long Servicer
"vSl can tliow you proof
Vm Tl V II cd1 out
Y men wear their MENZ
h AlT Wl BASE twelve to twenty-
y i i II four months.
rij?J II onc or two ornai7 boz3
jr 111 II every year good enoufi for
V .
-(L I Heitart flosenttel
' II The Shoe Fitter
To Write LIFE INSURANCE fcr tts
nrnmpin nimini npMPifnirnv noonmnvic'l
rcurLCd uuiuuL uewevulcui .iisduuuiiiuj
i IWOaTrl CASOUffA
BIG MONEY. TO A HUSTLING MAN.
More than S0f080 Paid to Home Peop!2
Last Year.
Thfl Ponia of this country win ah Mrm&v Kent et Hcae end Paid Only to Hcs: People, ITo tirtl
never sUnd such an un-American I - - . - -e
doctrine. i vkii.
Starred to Death Trying to Get Rich.
Clarkshnrg, W. Va. Jan. 10. The
trial of Okie Graver, on a lunacy
warrant, and his commitment tothe