The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 07, 1914, Page 7, Image 7
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STER NEWS, .MTLV 7.
jrn Chairman Wi
I lO order
_ "So-called gen
\ AT UHMC .
1011.
ttkowsky asked for
tlemen are insulting """""
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MSMWSl 1
""As Fair as the Chie
W. P. Beard?Tell
and Why Ri
In giving this statement
L*U l/UA t/iJ1
f Executive is Concerned
s Why McLaurin Did Not
chards Will Not Get the
Blease Vote.
to tho istrp?:i nf Iirottaiira f r??tv> I
VIZ I UIILLlVLL
(Continued from
I," Says
. fused to appear for
' Mr. Brice.
"Coley told him n
serted the man who
terrupted Mr. Brice.
KUHon "Yok' 1 ?
i hi uuifiL
Pan? Two.) Mr. Siinrns sa
? Smith aud J. G.
the state." said ,eft t h
.
I "Then you wil
ot to do it, aspersistently
in-;'11 y?ur county,
Charles A. Sn
o," agreed Mr. stu^cli hniHinv
in in - i aon i want JT
[>f gentility in mine." I 1.
tid that both M. L. I
Richards should be 41
I have no dissension
urged Mr. Siuims. M
ilth made his usual "
Ho -? '? -
press It ia my purpose to sb
Senator McLaurin should n
did uot uselessly enter the (
torial race as a vicarious
whereby unworthy aspiran
high office would benefit by
penditure of his campaign ft
his ability as a campaigner
also to show why no true ble
iow why friends he came into th
ot and ofilce and stated to thos
;ubema- that "as the governor's ij
sacrifice nearest to mine, if any i
ts to who I will vote for, for
the ex- will say Blease." Then
ind, and in answer to inquiry as t
And tor Tillman would take
ase man in effect. "I have alrt
Brice.
e governor s
... J. A. Summersett,
le assembled
. . (comptroller general,
irinciples are ...
. Jones, his opponent
one asks me v
, I nected with a boiulii
senator, I
,1 m regard to the tax
afterwards,
. ? -'Mr. Summersett
:o how Sena- ; ,,
. ... all over the state
it he replied . . ,
. ... tacts, dcelared Mr.
>ady written '
1 "
audience and be
candidate for
criticised A. W. !ful hearing in
. for being con- J80"1? of th* ?
rig company and Gov. Smi
penalty matter. effort wa* boi,?K
has been going P'll,sory educatio
misrepresenting an 'sslle on
Jones. wble prohibition
, Lowndes J. I!
vuu uvtcil IIUII VI llio If
ing given a respect- il
marked contrast to kl
jreceding speakers.
th cnarged that an *
maae to force comm
into the forefront
Jer to relegate stateto
the rear,
trowninar sini.i !?? ? ^
I i^?: 7 - raBMMMBWM?MBg
wiien miiy lntormed, or Ani
for that matter, can afford
.or John Q. Richards, unless
they are prepared to honor tl
ory of Benedict Arnold and
the act of Brutus.
First, twelvo candidates
office and tho short time
each, is ridiculious, for no r
noKsiblv discuss the issue.
ti cither to him explaining my f
to vote it Is satisfactory to him
indeed, he and his friends dangl
le mem- eyes of Bleaseites, the g
defend Tillman's friendship ant
basing the whole propt
for one treason to one side or th
allowed haps both,
nan can I don't know, but Till
much are talkini? that. "Blphnr
>?hitioii. and " "" ?
.. rr., >: , panies and who pay
i. Thus did ; . .
. . in this tour over the
e before the .... ? .
, ed Mr. Jones, lacing
reat prize of ' ?
I do, replied Mr
1 assistance, K
... I don t believe yc
notion upon .
Jones.
e other, perMr.
Jones turned t
, . . , made a vigorous defe
man a friend
, as comptroller getter
II*3 UUIIUIII^ I Ulll*
s your expenses |t'u> Ne,,'rans at tl
state?" demand-i8hou,d be treatet
Mr. Summersett. lot tbe stuteSummersett.
It s a shann
>u." retorted Mr. |treated now'" 1
I the audience.
o the crowd and i ReferrinK to
nae of his record SAer to *lis Ques
al and of his af- ed,
L
tie Contederate home
I as "honored guests
/
b the way they are ^
igreed a veteran n
Mr. Clinkscales* an- "l
ttion how state-wide
icatlon was to be J
PERFF
:rJ
less, make a defense of Gov.
official record as a Blease cj
should be able and willing i
twelve or fourteen minutes.
Second, Blease leaden f<
own selfish purpose are su|
one or more of the anti-Bleas
dates. These conditions are
less in voque all over the st
lileasess man to understand that
mdldate loyal to Tillman and only
o do, in Btease get the vote."'
that is entirely true, f?
or their was averse to making i
pporting claration and evaded it
e candi- llshed it on and made
more or out in the open.
Ate and Bleaseites I suppose w
' .... filiation with a bo
ho was still ,, . . t. t m
, . . . He asserted that ^
declared for
, ... could not understa
I believe . .
r., v. , would misrepresent.
>r Richards ... . ,
I don t beielve t
a public de- ....... , . ?
.1. . . the truth, said Mr.
until I pub- ?? . .
. . Hurrah for Joues
him come 4
in the crowd.
.? t . I The candidates fo
ill be glad . . .
Hiding company, Iluiu|ceii, .nr. un
fr. Summersett ",er whether tin
nd figures and meant to dr
anything. j'tion of state edi
he man can tell sion to denoniina
Jones. "Does Mr. CII
shouted many arw tear <
throp and the ho
r governor were sity 10 Provide r
compulsory educ
>wning Inquired fur>
Spartanburg candi- 1
ag In the "old quesication
In contraver- J
itional education."
inkscales mean that
lown Clemson, Win- I
ary old State Univer-! 1
neans for state-wide *
ation?" asked Mr I
BROIL!
\ steak broiled on 1
Perfection Oil Cool
1 1 1
[NG \
the New J
c-stove is /
*11 of the anti-Blease candid
governor are the recipient o
support thus weakening the f
candidate by at least one f<
he had no factional opposltio
Third there were three
Blease candidates to divide
ready, minority vote with, m
in my Judgement impossibl
a RiralffhoiiL Mease man in
ates Tor to learn that Mr. Richa
f this author of the act repeal
actional law? especially the pool
aurth if era. And that in 1811 a
m. at his home. Liberty HI
othe.* he rufused to introduce
this al- the audience, when reqi
aking it bo. But in 1911 the Gov
e to get a hot Are of burtal critl
the sec- m.iu -
iicai u UCAI.
rds was the FOR GOVE
"B ?n W. C. Irby, Jr., a
r farm rent- , . , , T o.
ord of Meudel L. Sir
t a barbecue ... . . . ,. .
,, .. , , . Richards in the hous
11, it is said ..... . , ,
? both had voted for
the Gov. to . ...
, . . . bill against him.
jested to do ??r .
We know you
was under ?. . ,, . .
Blease votes, said
c'sm and so- |.
w.. crowd.
IRNOR Browning, who s
t tacked the rec- Mr Clinkscales
lith and John G. lsuch lntention.
e, declaring that' 'TheQ the <lu
the immigration ;' ?f*s ^r*
the money to m
will get a few P"180^ educati^
one man in the r? rowning.
I recognize t
aid he felt sure that
would disclaim any >
estion reccurs, how
sales propose to Ret j *
ake state-wide com- ?
>n effective." added
;hat country schools j
enaer ana aeliciou
rhe New Perfectic
special broiler, a K
sits away from the f
Arhich gets all the
11 i -i
/
>n has a /
ood that
lame but
heat. It
ond race.
Fourth, the non-partisan ct
Mendel L. Smith will get ns
' Btoaae vote as any of the Ble
didates themselves, making ai
doubly sure, that no sti
Blea.se man will be in the
race even.
Fifth, Not satisfied with <
v.iut<j uovi ?\;ukju w <ui w
antia, who are Mr. Rich:
wdidate and relatives, and waa
large a be down and out aa a pol
ase can- since that time he has
isurance governor again, which
-aighout difference, and therefon
second slble. double back actio
cutting political acrobat
allowing iy in love with his ExcelU
Illl-iai UY IUO ... . ,,
' . "You will get all
ard s friends .
you are a true Ble
supposed to I
.... , . I another man.
litlcal factor. ., _ .
Mr. Irby presented
been elected
credits.
makes a big ? ,. . . ,
Earlier in his spe?
> this rever- . , .. . ..
. said that the rumor '
n, short cir- .. 4 ,
the state that two
is now wild- | ? , . . . . ,
Mendel L.. Smith had
?ncy. _.
of them because au,u cnu
laaeite," avered ^oing down, sa
developing his
. , , , . credits,
his plan of rural
"For the s;
!Ch Mr. Irhy had 1 Brownjn?- 1 w111
was current over ' an a or<* to af
years ago when 1? ' ol'ars ^or t
heard that only 1 a ew huudr<
... , j state colleges, tl
irehea are gradually I I
id Mr. Browning, in,
argument for rural ^
?
itisfaction of Mr.
say that if the state
tpropriate thousands
he higher education ' i
;d boys and girls in m
leil it nan 1
Drolls both sides
\\\ the flavor of the
javedL
at once.
? meat is
gtioit
their personal ambition ant
for office, envy, jealously. In
for intelligent leadership, ai
eral lack of harmony and goc
to demoralize the Blease fat
a fighting force, a number o
eiderate leaders intent on
their personal aggrandlzomei
the Blease ranks to week a ci
ft'linm thpv rrtulH nvnlnlt ?nH
1 greed Certain aspiring demi
capacity dictators realizing that
ad gen- ditions would blast the
>d faith, election to congress - and
ctlou as offices, and not wanting ?
f incon- in the Executive chair,
ly upon stand between them and
it, left ful senatorial aspirations
indldate the graveyard of the en?
manln- -1 1 - 1?M "
mm* wwrw
xgoguos and ^ the ?tate convent!
normal con- j to the delegates to th
ir hopes of ty convention with
I other high ^at unless he werf
i strong man 8tate convention it w
who would speauer of the house
their event-, he proposed that if
sought from ^ the state Democ
smy a skolo- two years ago he wt
UK LU ue oicuiou
ion he had gone pay 'or facilities
e Kershaw coun- *0'? ch,,dren
the proposition Sa'(*
? elected to the . e speaker in
ould hurt him as 3 P?wer he
. Consequently. approprlaUon of
he were elected I know and
ratlc convention l"OVVs that I woi
>uld go to Rich. '?sVtution of hi?
.. ??.. .*u\/IU tU
to accommodate the J
who can not get In
G. Cllnksoales.
iMsted that If it wer? *
would increase the)
every state college. (
my friend Browning
aid not hurt a single T
her learning. * Insist- A
Oil Cook s
neans easier work ai
Jean kitchen.
Vlade with 1.2.3. an
tovc
I
id a cool,
d 4 hum
ulate and slipped John G. F
in under cover of night, afte
ing him from the Antl's disc
McL.aurtn is too big a mac
as a puppet for any set of di
tern ringsters masquerading
ers of the cause of the mass
assemble themselves under th
name of "Blease" and the "?
wu iaj nuiiRie ueiore in
llchards sensible people. They
r resell- spineless Incompetent u|
:ard. to pull the strings as wll
i to run ette. Well they found 1
irk lan- to be congratulated upon
as lead- of their choice,
es, who When these Incomper
e magic loaders, inconsiderate of
2ommo:i senatorial race and not
e eyes oi a mond and let 111 sal
wanted a the 8tate convention,
pon whom "When Smith's alt
Lh a marion Rtate convention tw<
tiim and are foimd Smith presldlr
the wisdom j^jea8e convention,"
said.
itent minor course ofnlt
the dubious RUpp0rter huestioned
reallalnnur I -
ternate serve In ' r" 'llnksCft'1
( How do youernate
Rot to the Irothor
3 years aRo, he v,>r touches
iK over an antt- ^r' ( '
Mr. Irby had T n t drink
I meant how d<
? speech, a Smith "l* ' Persiste(l '
the truth of this L "Whether Cha
_ . ill: 11(1 Sf J> ffo-oru O
88. t
stand on the liquor
?" asked an auditor. T
d a drop in my life,''
inkscsdes. ?
it bTOthe drop, but
> you stand on the
the auditor. V
rles Smith takes the
.wl I-.** *
irs; also a new stc
ireless cooking ove
Vt all hardware and departme
JTANDARD OIL C<
>ve with |
n.
rnt stores.
DMPAKY
people" to further their
hitions schemes, so he did n<
the lists.
He could have run as an 1
dent Blease man like Irby.
and Mullally making a fourte
ute bid for the support of a
already defeated by the new
iquitous enrolling rules,?a i
a# .? .wl
?m am- J that to jeopardize their 1<
ot enter throw the fight, brough
Richards in, under cover
ndepen- make his death bed con
Slmm-t faith and declared him "
en min- they served notice upon
fact'on the gubernatorial race tl
and in- factional fight?hot no?'
plethora wet-nurse their puling inl
mi
rumor reported oy M
sailer was to ."I will give Mr. Sir
t John G. | it, if be wants to," an
of night to Mr_ smith laid as
feaslon' of amj arose,
born^tgaln'* "At the time the t
all that In convention met in
here was no yearK ago I did havi
let them KUgement in Richmr
fant.. Smith. "But when I h
r. lrby. i " "
dth time to deny ?Ut ttgalnst a tre
swered Mr. Irby. |'m ??'"K to sc
tide his flowers linksr?1?8. in r
I tenure governor'
itate Democratic whether he
Columbia two to pU
5 a business en- thft.^hooIs'
?nd," began Mr. ou ra,,not 1>
eard that ninaa. an?ination and
>iu uuns nis Drains ?
M
e or not the niggers
hool," declared Mr.
eferring to the lieus
query at Chesterfavored
compulsory
t the negroes Into I?
e free from the coninfluence
of a law
itshington, 0. U (New Jersey) I
oiiolk, Va. BALTIMORE (
Ichmond Va. (
wmmmmammamammmmmmaa
rjM?TUfTTTllfnin? ? m<
Charlotte, N. C.
Charleston n, W. Va.
Charleston, S. G.
i
*
mi
SBLILJJLU!!?BSSB
? vauuiunvoo, auu |?iumuui'
aecondary leadership?but w|
the use?
Now, I have nothing j
against Mr. Richards,?but b
the reasons why Bleaseites
repudiate him. He is not a
man, he has never affiliated
the Blease movement, except <
tlnely during the last campaig
ui me campaign up to
hut was that mj^inalysls was cor
The A&bematorial camp
jersonal ting further and further
lere are the senatorial, and la so 1
should mild, that it would aeei
Blease to attompt to disturb the
with bers of the gubernatorh
clandes- No "governor" speaki
"n in his time, but to be beard hv
date proves , waH going to be a c
reet at first national Democratic
algn Is get- canceled the Iticmnc
away from went to the state t
ady-like and dlogate from Ker
n grotesque agalnst tilin for delt
sweet slum- tiona^/Democratic co
il sleepers. The applause ai
ng last this greeted this declara'
pVAn tit/* 1 *
candidate to the ,ess elome"' a
~ convention, I Robort A Cooper
>nd engagement, Ientorcem
convention as a amount importan
shaw to vote tab??hment in ev
igate to the na- ?nf,trat,on ^rm
nvention."
ad cheers that This instituti
Lion lasted for <army out to fight
community." itvcrt' HWyBf
after insisting that
ent issue was of par- ,'jpjMjH
ice. He urged the esery
county of a dem- jPrnM
under Clemson Col- raWP
ion should send an
tiie boll weevil pest % vJ. 'J
race for railroad commlssione
he played both aides for suck
ing. it is stated. Bleaseltes h
slept in the same bod with tl
at Monck's Corner" and thei
ing It as a campaign canard
questioned by the Anties.
race ho was quitely blacked
Tillman whose protege he is
r, when small crowds they ask to
era toll- the minor offices. Ma;
ow "ho Duncan would speak las
he (lov- he could hold the crowd
n deny- Why not ask III chare
when don't resign? Ofwhetii
In that to hold to his office to pj
by Ren expenses with the salary
and the transportation? Or w
two or three minutes
rotate with ?.j heard the repo
yrbe \f John g^d Mr. irhy when tl
t ever>' day down. "If It were un
for them. give Mendel L. Smith
Is why hr nf denying It In his li
er he wants if it were true. I Int
ty campaign it on every stump in
and free, Mr. Irby. during
hether he freuuentlv php?pp?i
I" ii? ii 11 rfuvilPS
8a'(l Mr.
tie applause filed 'f wol,'('. in
true I meant to mistake to P?s?
the opportunity tIon law now- *
lome county and ?are Ior a"
ended to repeat " * 'M> ')llt 81
the state." (,f">Per, who ins
his speech, was f?,,OW 1
n,. present.
mi' bounds of the
my judgment, he a
Li compulHory educa g "' M
hen the state could
th<- children should ?Jy ,
lux>1," declared Mr. T
ed that
o pass such a law at ,\.V
Wwjf
W'. iw 1 ' j
Here!
uuiumeii , wno are reiaien i
He Is Ben Tillman's political '
Horse." A card slipped froi
Clary Evans sleeve, coming fr
enemies camp as the "Greek
Ing gift's,, and will obey his j
masters If elected.
He was first a strong dispoi
then when that institution t
a state-wide prohibitionist, wh
to mm. minks he will need it aft
'Trojan tlon?
m John Gov. Rlease Is* the e>
'om the the working people's* po
a bear- and I will 'stick to him
>olltical treachery of others*, whl
help. I will vote for Ir
i?aryite Fortner and Kelley for I
ottered, true Rlease men.
en C'ola IthlnW Sho UftOAnH i?o/i
ter the ele'.- I Richard I. Mannin
plan of local optii
tprosslon of school attendance an
lltlcal hope, extension of the am
deaplte the ing of Clemson Colle
ch he can't . j. B. A. Mullally 8
by, Peeple?, i "i am the man ?vh
they are all bla State tells yon i
governor because I
lrt .,.111 * - '
?hi?iuuucu. ,
K developed hie <lay we hl
an compulsory *e can have com
d advocated the ( ?(>,>ericultural
teach- ohn T' r)unca
,ge 'or Rovernor to s
poke next. | appointment of ?
iom The Colum- pPrts to a,fl '? a<
Is not fit to be; "Hurrah for I
am a friend to .a man in the a
ive opportunity then
pulsion," added Mr. ||
n, the last candidate m Dr
ipeak, advocated the
i commission of ex- B 2U1C
lvancing legislation.
llease! Interrupted jm
udlence, which had JHr
^bj^refreshed!
B lease won out on local opt
became convinced that local
waa ordained of God. And no
& very strong and narneat opti
hlbltlon-county-dl8penaaryIte.
ins &H together upon the do
sentiment of the section he t
to he in.
He has been on every side o
Ion. ho between Mendal Smith,
option CllnkBcales, or Manning
w he is case Mendal Smith will
on-pro- governor. We Bleaaeites
depend ped our candy aa far a
imln&nt Executive is concerned,
tappens Even if Richards is <
are still out of it for he
>f every ed by a combination of I
c w 111 ?<?j Governor Blease," bej
Cooper auo roll Slmms.
, In which "How long have yc
be the next j friend?" asked an au
have drop- "Kor ten years,"
a the chief simms.
"That's long enouf
ilected, we questioner. "Sit dow
Is support-1 "This is a one-gal
Jen Tillman ! marUorf ?
tan Char-lea Our-r ia,ly
"My friend. If
>? been Bleaoea r?o1 down 1 w,n
iditor. retorted Mr. Dun
declared Mr. 1 knew
of political ipecai
Ch," aaerted his ^?"r throats-" sal
r? ? he had averred Ui
lus crowd,'" re- a JonG8 man fn
and had clalmoii
away. j H
you lot that dram H
talk to you a hit," H
i was the worse dose M
c I could ram down ^B
id Mr. Duncan, after ^B
lat he could not And
the state this year
tmw
Sip by sip here'
enjoyment?co<
s pure
com
question, and in his eel-like [
course has always flopped fn
question to another: from flr
are to frozen glacier, with e?
sang frold of a Salamander?
ways flopped too late to land,
Mr. Richard's sole claim to
Ism is due to the fact that
had fully exposed his political
ilpil In v anH fnroo/1 KI a kafwl ?
olitlcal John Gary Evans, Charh
->m one Interests. the Columbia St
ey fur- turn-coat minor Blease lei
ute and Mr. Richards says hi
but al- "Coat-tall Swinger. We
swinging on one coat-tal
Blnaae serenely perched upon fo
after I Ben Tillman, John Gary 1
double sales and Gov. Blease.
,?A AW- ~
mton liquor "When I am ?over
late and will be two-gallua mc
iders. Him ma.
? in not a "The State praiees
ilt he la not nald Mr. Slmma. "1
II, but la man, too."
ur* that of "But he haa only
Sv&na, Oon- man a little while,"
auditor.
nor. I hope you B,ea8e two year?
m." replied Mr. We're go,n* v
senate," declared
Mr. Richards " iat9rraP^ Mr. I
?e is a Blease ,You'U have U
your own for hi
boon a BI ease Mr' Dut"",ncommented
an ^
v.?uiv iui RicrilllK V
ago. *j|?
o ?end Bleaae to thej
the man wbo had
Duncan onee before.
:> make a senate of
m then," answered
ad Low of Appetite Whenever
iort?a satisfied
?a contented p
Demand tbe genuine by f
Nickname* encourage nut
THE COCA-COLA C
ATLANTA, G
t thirst 1
>alate. m ;
ult MBS- M |
COMPANY \
hands of his friends under
kuu vuw | w. r.
great Abbeville, 8. C., June :
mkard. Mr. SlmniB was i
26, 1914. (jaently.
vld BUodird gen
nterrupt?d fre- Qkovh'h tasthtV
Malaria and build* u>
>adiincApottii?r. Fc
? *> tf?u*tl?nia* tonic, YOU See at
Arrow thi
<n? lyttfio. Atrwetonic / n ,
>radulf*tiHl children. 20c Of COCa-l
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