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r 2 I Tillmanisr It - ? n and Bleasei, THE LANCAS' politics. "Our constitution X giva each class and e Qflfl Y his proportionate pow 3/II Y ment. Disaster follov rER NEWS, NOVEMBE ! . made thut speech. Is designed to if I had spent elgl ach individual United States sena er in govern- its luxury and i red them, and phants and flattere R 4, 1913. A better one than gerous to entr titeen years in the mary reform li ,te, surrounded by who would beg Boduced by syco- elusion. I hat >rs. know that tber ust the work of pri- \ CHILD a the hands of those . in on the basis of ex- ' e to say it, but you e is a little coterie in They Tx>ve =_) 'S LAXATIVE V .> [S "SYRUP OF FIGS'* to Take It and It Doeant I Former is Daddy Columbia Correspondence In < ton News and Courier. Standing out as prominent March convention of of the Latter, Says Jc McLaurin. Charles- fierce flames that threat summer a permanent bre . as the our white people? , which "We had an actual spl A 11 Will IUUOW ally nil , t w center8 all power in )?LI1 Xj.' y class. This cannot b< A man's government nor V government. It must i V the same rights and ] it. Lened last A NEW ORDER O ach among "The ubolition of si destruction of this sys it in 1890, and powerful of the o "1 nonr and weak of t: iyvuiuui which reruapa a wuu any particular own child, because 3 made a rich iu silks and velvet a poor man's "The election ol ?lve every man jn i89o was a gene protect him in niaBses against the ent conditions in S F THINGS. the culmination ol lavery was the and political move tem. The rich th,nS is legitii Id, became the evolutionary forcei he new The destruction of t 1U nuv K.UUW my mis suite wno it was not dressed enough people 8* insure their Tillman governor friends, I have >ral uprising of the said he would ] classes, and pros- would be a can South Carolina are until he saw w r that great social tional restrict!* iment The whole primary, mate result of the "Instead of < ? set In motion by icy be particlpa ilavery. People for- man in, and th? wouia liKo to exciuae .. .. from the pUmary to ,larin Uie control. Why, my kl heard of one man who If your 1 not decide whether he ed. It is a didate for office or not liver and h hether these constltu- ough cleani jns were put Into the child Is crc doesn't slei exclusion, let our pol- If breath 1: ,tion. Let every white tem full o m see that he does not feverish, gi Tender Lrfttle Stomach, ver and Bowels. , Ittle one's tongue Is eoatsure sign the stomach, owels need a gentle, thorslng at once. When your >88, peevish, listless, pale, ep, eat or act naturally; s bad, stomach sour, syef cold, throat sore, or if ve a teaspoonful of "Call nominated Capt. it. k. thie governor and inaugurated form movement, and right the'convention of 1912 was t which Senator John L.. M gave to the conference of the leaders last Tuesday night prepared speech before the ^ence, Senator McLaurin revle causes which, in his opinion, about the Reform movement nineties and made B. R. Tillm nail ior ana iwu uiiiuia ai mo Lhe Re- tion. It Is folly to say t up side the personality of Tillmt he rank Blease now. The priva cLaurin habits of Tillman were at > Blease as viciously as Blease wa In a mer. Our campaign met confer- a series of riots, and after wed the the primary a great conv brought held, and its slogan was . of the man shall never be govern tan gov- Carolina.' I have lived t ;hat it was shackles of caste wen in then or the artificial dlstinc ite life and abrogated. The plain tacked just the planter) the mechi s last sura- er claimed their giv< 'tings were boldly and defiantly e we won in litical arena, ention was "This brought aboul 'B. R. Till- ble conflict between tl or of South eti orders of society. ? seo^ '^as- better name the issi i removed aud nierly denied a 11' Hon of cI&sh eminent Asserted t farmer (not ai*d are reveling i anic and labor- tude of power. It jn rights and Bitlon in 1890, an ntered the po- on foot to ta gained then. Re> t an irronressi- backward. The pf L reconstnict- a r,Kht onco Ka,nt tie reconstrm i d ig appeai to or want of a that power may ht le was called K J it. . "Wa nnnnnt hnv ving voice In gov- I vote but once, hemselves In' 1890, | "All of the ] now In the plentl- i state Is cente met violent oppo- i Disfranchise a d there Is now an rob him of all ko away the rights , both state anc solutions never go only protectloi >ople never give up have ngalnst ( id. The true rem- ! vote away and justice, to the end Is on the sam ) wisely used. I The man of pre tvvn nnllttrnl nnr- I protect himsel fornia Syru political power la this hours all tl ired In the primary, waste, sour man there, and you will gently voice In government, and you h I national. It is the again. 1 the poor and weak Sick chil jppresslon. Take his take this 1 the tenant or laborer Millions of e basis as the negro, cause they iperty or education can stomach, li f without a vote, but and sure. ip of Figs," and In a few lie clogged-up, constipated bile and undigested food move out of the bowels, ave a well, playful child 1 dren needn't be coaxed to harmless "fruit laxative." mothers keep It handy beknow Its action on the ver and bowels is prompt They also know a little eruor. "Tlllmanism is the da< Bleaseism," said the senat then went on to review the f light, tracing its origin way John C. Calhoun and nulli Saying that he looked at the calmly and without prejudh former United States senat now state senator, called on 1 pie, the sober thinking pec hoth factions, to stop and < j Kelt anil unman uury u idy of and the leaders of that or. and rally around Tillman an actional him last summer. The tr back to the movement behind h flcation. and Tillman goes deepei matter man's personality, ce, the "We are also confronts or, and phenomena that moveme the peo- in cliaract r have occurri >ple of one of the old slave holdit consider "It was not the per Lie uaituui, n tor tne "i-ioauor, on < movement other. Tillmanite an (1 vote for Hieaseitc and Joneatt uth is that be true. What were t oth IIlease ules \n 1890? An Ap than any 0ge. What an ab lidn't the contest end >d with the College? That was u nts similar tj0 cry for the mor ;d in every around which we ralli ig states. member, when little sonality of j,oy in my campaign I une BiQB or ui?j ? ?. (1 Haskell! te; l,es 1? South Carol e. This must *1? a,l differences he so-called Is- primary. A dlv :rlcultural Col- s?oner or later a n surdity. Why to th? negro, and with Clemson balance of power lerely the bat- destiny of the sta nent, the flag "Based on alle od. I well re- last primary there more than a form the Prlmar 'or the leglsla- strange that this ina. We must set- w^ak or if in a white man's we,^?1".0f. f ision means that With the rl llnonty will appeal et* ^ Pr'ni when he holds the ucational restr he will control tho sure as night service on jur ' , , , .. courts. Depriv ged frauds in the of polltical* po is an out? ry, Re- preS8jon comes y. It is passing ^ .<Talk about cry comes loudest mo_e lmDorta morant have no other given toda; mce. morrow, ght of suffrage abridg- Ask you ary by property or ed- bottle of " lctions, will follow as which cont follows day, loss of children ol les and justice in the ups plaint] e any race or any class of counter! wer and financial op- genuine, n i. Syrup Con ; government, mfcn Is nt than government. y saves a sick child tor , druggist for a 50-cent California Syrup of Figs," ains directions for babies, ! all ages and for grownf on the bottle. Beware felts sold here. Get the lade by "California Fig ipany." Don't be fooled.! where they are headed. The McLaurin speech is the political circles. In his spe senator, telling what he Bleaseism is, said: "When ,a man applies for surance he is asked a string tions about his ancestry. He tendencies are carefully not several generations, and the average of the mortuary t; r?. >tViomnticallv correct. Marion Butler, in Norm c > talk of was a weaker man intelle ech tlio morally than either 1 thinks Blease. It was not the n: of Tom Watson, nor tin life in- courage of Vardaman, in of ques- or Kolb, of Alabama. Bui reditary (like Tillman and Blease :ed for I and gave expression to general j deep in the souls of the ible is i people; they gave voice t i uttered thoughts and in tl aroiina; no i ture, 'Air yon in favo dually and son bequest?' 'Yes. I i 'illman or the ciemson bequest.' laster mind faVor of B. R. Tillma a dash and tn f.vVor of B. It. Tilln: Mississippi, brother, you'll do.' t these men sbout. 'Hurrah for Till interpreted care(i a cent abou what was bequest,' hut way do> great plain there was something i o their un- men that make them leir persons if need be. Fifty pe r of the Clem- irom tnose who na am in favor of of the last election ' 'Air you in impossible except n?' 'Yes, I is of their own appo ian.' 'Pass on. "if a man hi then a great moral scruples, n man.' Neither ment can prevent t the 'Clemson is a purchasable vn underneath stringent laws ag in the souls of has no one been ready to die "The man who t co lit. ci 1(111 t n)W| fninntc ( hn tl' c id complete control Man Js 0j(ler where frauds were UIlder a iaw i by the connivance Wrltten paper, intees. "No govern! ts money and no political powei o statutory enact- these days, am its use where 4"uere rights which vote. We have itself. * That h ainst bribery, why despotism, whl punished? and power to offers the money weakness. ?oU nrwl Iminraiit ia "Wlint riplil than state, and lives nore sacred than any The reas< dau nent, and surely no Would p r, can hope to live in That the r 1 dare to nullify divine to 1 antedate government That tin ? not democracy; it is sou ch enables intelligence oppress poverty and h linn nil o m n n tn anv m 1 Slashed Skirts. I >n they're worn by the ghtors of Eve rove, if left to a jury, ;irlq no doubt are inclined believe 3 men all come from Misri. ?The Boulevardor. POLITICAL TIEREDIT "This doctrine of heredity to great political movement! what we call the history of man race. "To comprehend Bleaseh must first understand Tillma Is parent and child. Tillmr the daddy; Bleaselsm is the in long pants, finding out tha man and anxious to try his s Y. embodied hitherto dumb applied : at Political and industrial ? makes i which had been the slow the hu- i of t,ra*AN INHERITANCE OF r im one } "Hefore the war an nism; it J based on slavery domina inism is litical, social and indust boy just the states which I have na t ho is a Carolina extended this 1 trengtli. t0 a greater extent than - -- . anH tho eon test here has resentment know what the 'Cler [ conditions %vas. jt took the sup outgrowth fiml out. rule p\^t "The people were oligarchy ?>lirinK reconstruction n,n nri of raCP preservation. Hal life of old lIm? leadpra rp?ur * I a,ith and inaugurated th( mto politics JUf;t as mUCh the others ditlons wou,<1 permlt; be<m longer leaders, too nson bequest' the real crimlnal. reme Court to ' Does primary i ... .. | sion only of the kept together Why not exoludp Af,^6! r7fi the The rule 8hou,d Af.te[.H ' Our primary was "Cd tlI'lLmly year but I d 5 ian i r>. "lore irregularitie! B cThf/^Ss "?"> < " ?> n the red shirt "After 1876 w< narv (UH box law. This \\ that another n reform mean exclu- same purchasable vote? seeking a wld those able to buy? government work both ways. Kar(l IM8 as a loosely conducted I wealth. The f oubt If there were 'iave always w s than occur In any me you ectlon. man's strengtt ' . ... ernor Blease > passed the eight- prjviiege and as a measure of ?.. j .. ?*" ?'J 1HK11112 lan shall not vote? It ? , ,r old fight, the masses PoPular M er voice In the affairs n . ,Ben,,! : and a class who re- PaP?ds Ml menace to the common J*n. leople will win, as they f1 K , d 'on when aroused. Let g beror le great secret of Till- even,nKi In 1890 and of Gov- "How d< today. They made K? home?' power go hat In hand club one r i l .1 i 1A_ "Tf'o *lil : Account of Himself. agazlne. eman in a club In Grand Ich., had formed the hopearmful habit of taking too Irlnk?alcoholically apeako he went home every oes he know what time to ' asked a stranger In the light. "Back of the 'Shell Ma great forces gathering for tions. broke forth in the stori March convention of 189 0. ] ing to give you a brief review past, so that the younger ir understand the present. I 1 look at the situation withou dice, with malice toward no i that charity for others whic for my own shortcomings. "There has never been a .nnesto, | ? - ? genera- 'an(' more bitter, m of the "Under the system of [ am go- Uon for slaves the low i v of the solutely controlled the m ten may government. In 1890 Cha telleve I *-vvo senators Instead o t preju- double the representatloi nan and Wfts entitled in the 1< h I beg It a wonder that there in the up country, whose time In lfttlon redeemed the state ',,ri,/N 1 o *? a clouo nvun<i ciays. naiiipiuu, duuv representa- t'ie'r work well, and country ah- amply rewarded, excep achinery of have been rewarding irleston had pxtent of our abl i one and 1890. However, the o i to which "ess was gone. As < )wer house, rumblings of dlsconte was a kick the masses were hi white popu- and dried convention 1 in 1876? clown. In 1886, a b r? in nnte- J from Edgefield came a everybody was doubtful constltut it Gary, and we of a negro major that family to the courts winl IIty ever since ciilizatton was at ld-tlme supine- until the constitut >arly as 1880, powder mine un<1 nt on the part new constitution eard. The cut supremacy In the leld the people done, but it is on ack woodsman as the white peo] .s a delegate to split is just as da ? icon, i? ? I iii ? . I J WJ UUVCllV <11111 lonallty to get rid vot and , Uy- Congress and Tlllman then ted at It, because now .. stake. We lived Ion of 1895 with a ler our feet. The Cures Old Sores, I safeguards white The wont c?n, n only way It can be are cure<! by the ly effective SO long Porter's Antiserti pie are united. A PaiM *nd ilea'- *t ngerous now as in on tne Itinn Ihn U'onliul II i wottkucdb uiiu 11h ' ac o cm liege and power hated her. "Ho as they hate Blease long flight street. If knows It t 3ther Remedies Won't Curt. ? o matter of how Ions standing, rni wonderful, old reliable ? r. J Ic liMliug Oil. It relU"? the sntne time. 25c, 50c, #1.01 in W/vwk Don't Wal o ?ny, cAciaimeQ a memgoes to the head of that : to stairs leading to the he falls down them he ime to go home." ME TO ACT. t KftP f ho T^nfiil nrao a# the history of South Oarolli Rood policy, charity and t were more needed than now last year we came near "the of the ways.' Let us be m afraid to look the situation i in the face. It Roes deep domain of eternal justice man and man. "Surely there Is some way vide safety to future penera clvine ahldine relief from tV la when I 1 olerance helium days were the 1 r. Only office holders, and the m? parting people were regarded a en, not K?vprn. There were twc squarely white people as distin Into the Patrician and Plebeian between P?nie. It was a gene mindqd oligarchy. It gav to pro- brave men and virtuous 1 tions by *his day of greed and gra 10 bitter out sweet and clear, a cii rulers and a farmers' convcntloi rulers ana it so chanced h isses of the to mo ns a gueat T unnt to Hko ftll otber asSem > classes of Ume wag ,n the han ct as the onei8 an,j generals orders of mado by fapt. B. R. rous, high- Up conVentlon. e he world crowd Ret away from a women. In dl(1 l became a Tni m ! m ? spot, and with occas . 1 izatlon of ii;.vo hpoii one ever ? i in iienneivs- ioo*?, m ,ltv, e was assigned whole unwieldy if he convention, l?ad to be handle blages at the there are now sor ds of the col- fid n?Kro voters. The speech or they won Tillman broke od- year 1 never saw a tunit?d the scale t town like they "Now I wish to manite on the posed to the bu lonal lapses, 1 tional restrictions ilnce. I am a the negro down li cnorant black mass Tit-Illts. d. I suppose that a minister ne 25,000 resistor- found on arrlv They are Intellt- day that onlj lid not bo resistor- braved the incl they would have |nK the pulpi he other way. down nt John so on record as op- for his sruff c rdensome constltu- his piety, and i deslsned to hold "Will I Rivf n the seneral elec- Gaelic or In E mey i'tv/uvj O VV VI VII ? ? Kidney in a Highland parish ing at church one Sun- caster r one worshipper had ement weather. Mount- Occasior t the minister looked Irregular , who was more noted 8pe' utspokenness than for of Sidney said: neglect th 5 you the sermon In PaRS Ingllsh?" \nTn w,th Illness?Profit by DanPeople's Experiences. ial attacks of backache, ^, urination, headaches and , . la are frequent symptonls disorders. It's an error to ese ills. The atacka may r a time but generally regreater intensity. Don't strife which is inevitable wh Is arrayed against class. A SPLIT IN 1890. "There can be no doubt tl since the March convention we have had two political fat diverse in views and more hostile than exists in other st tween political parties. It di occasionally, and we have a < administration that settles ?n rl-isq noDie ideals, its statesme of high character and force. It produced soldi* of which the world has tiat ever but for all that it must I of 18510 that politically, it was at :tions as uncompromising tyranny, bitterly dence of thought and fret :ates be- tion was only permitted es down bounds set by the leaders, 'olorless whites" as they were te nothing , not considered, and the n n wore men i,et^er one today than intellectual jrs the like ? never seen, . ? .. >e admitted A Consumptive 1 intolerant a couKh that bothei Indepen- ally is one of the d idom af ac- which warns of com within the KinK's New Discove The "poor couRh, loosens the < irmod were fever and lets you si aiddle class The first dose checks the man that tlon betnK used hold the white pe "Another thing, ( ough. Nearly Flvery CI rs you contlnu- Paleness, at tin anger signals unnatural hunger sumption. l)r. great thirst, etc., ry stops the worms. Kickapoc host, banishes reliable, thorough eep peacefully, removal of all kii the symptoms children and i In the primary to "Gie's battli ople down. John; "ye're \ , I consider It dan- . Declare liild lias Worms. A crusade o ties a flushed face, "that common , picking the nose, common wlthl are Indications of has been begi ? Worm Killer Is a York physlela i medicine for the the "don'ts" ' ids of worms from will prevent tl ndults. Klckanoo the cold! i," gruffly answered ,y a , veel paid for't!" Kidney PI until the i War on Colds. 2?OC| f education which aims enoctr colds may become un- rel?. y", n tho next generation" "re. Jai un by prominent New st > Lanca ns. Hero is a list of *"Oo?nimen< which tho doctors say *|lG tie annual visitation of ^ WJ , suffered fr nute. iiegm taking Doan s Us, and keep up their us? desired results are obtainwork in Lancaster proves yeness of this great kidney ne E. Edwards, Catawba ster, S. C., says: "I can d Doan's Kidney Pills in it terms, for I know what do. One of my relatives 'om weak kidneys and also and satisfies no one. "What subtle hidden fore fans the smouldering embers Tonight. TonlRht, if you feel du stupid, or bilious and cons take a dose of Chamberlain's and you will fe d all risht toi For sale by all dealers. succumbed overawed by tl e, then., ty slave-owning barons. Into the "Feudalism amid 19t civilization could not sta "It was well said, 'Sou sneezed everytime Mr. Cu 11 and snuff.' stipated, "Nullification and the Tablets the inevitable results of morrow, where only one class in any power in shaping gc lese haugh- and gives prompt reli Mertz, of Glen Ellyn, h century "Dr. King's New Dis< nd. stubborn cough after i th Carolina toring failed to help.' ilhoun took will do the same for y i leine for coughs, coli war were lung troubles. Mon a condition J fails. Price 50c, an society had , druggists, by mail. >vernmental & Co., Pliiladcphia or ief. Mrs. A. h\ Worm Killer in Iowa, writes: form, aids digest :overy cured a overcoming const! six weeks' doc- lng the action of Try it, as it fectly safe for eve ou. Best med- children. Klckaj ds, throat and makes children hi ey back if it 25c. Guaranteed d $1.00. All stores, or by mail H. E. Bucklen Medicine Co., PI St. Louis. Louis. pleasant candy "Don't sit li Ion, tones system, "Don't sleep patlon and Increas- "Don't avoii the liver. Is per- "Don't stuff n the most delicate Over-eating re >oo Worm Killer To which wc appy and healthy, take a cold gel I. Try !t. Drug possible. To Kickapoo Indian will find Chan ailadelphia and St. edy most e: dealers. i a draughty car." complainei ) In hot rooms." Doan s K1 :1 the fresh air." Crawford yourself at meal time., used and duces your resistance." por sa^ > would add?when you cpntH p( t rid of it as quickly as New ' Yor accomplish that you Unlted su iberlain s Cough Remicellent. Sold by all Rememl and take i 3 of pains in the back, dney Pills, procured from Bros.* Drug Store, were they gave great relief." 3 by all dealers. Price 50 )ster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, k, solo agents for the ites. ber .the name?Doan's? no other. /= OLA1 ? TID1 = FROM = \(iS rsp / . Brown I All Kin, lomespun Hr of T v A1~)T , i 10c Heavj J y? Fancy RS' DRRSS t Percales and 7j Dress Ginghams rvnnn^i at !_/? 1T|] I 10c Hea iCya and F Pri PAC ivy Underwear H 'ancy Dress Outing ' \A/oro T tc yd | nn/v -Tn S): GREA' >ecial S< r REDUCl ale in I\ ?ION in PK /1ILLINI '.ICE in ME ERY T1 .N'S and B( T V V/l JLiVJUr Inis Wee DYS' CLOT tlllg JL^'l. ik. HING." Always Look for the Door. It Leads the \ BIGGEST BARGAIP Pointing Finger Over ( ATay to Where You Get * for the LEAST P^ [)nr LJI1 a. MIS ^Y. THE ORK i I^ancaMe RSCIJINATORS OF LOW PHI w and Heath |S' V iCES IN ' Nprui^N X V v, t &