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Texts From Tillman,
jogical Dedu tions Which "Hon^
est lien" Should Heartily Ea
dorse.
"People lore liquor. If they are i
stopped from buying it legally, |
hey will lie to get it."?Senator
rill man.
"If you forbid people to drink ;
hoy will drink anyhow."?Ibid.
"The army of ministers want- |
ng prohibition marches side by |
ide with the high license men."
-Ibid.
Firstly. Some of the "people
ire supposed to be South Carolinans
and supporters of Senator
fill man. They "love liquor''and |
'will lie to get it." That sort of
iiti/.enship by every token is fatal
o good government and is of a I
>icce with that which is a menace
o Cathay today. Men of that
Ik are essentially anarchists and
lobody knows that better than
'honest Ben." People who "love
lquor and will lie to get it" are
io far gono from original rigbte*
aisneas that they must needs be
lealt with after the manner of unfaithful
parents indulging their
vcuk atul wiltul children. That
8 the senator's philosophy and a
considerable number of South
Jarolina's citizens are thus stignatized
by the man they have
ion o red with their franchises,
^et none, however, resent the
>dious imputation, but ask the
piileless question: If \lr. Tillman
lad a son who loved liquor and
vould lie to get, would he feel it
lis moral duty as a parent to
irovide it for him ? Would he
lot rather with the calm courage
>f his convictions attempt to rescue
he weakened will hy removal of
he temptation and hy frithful
ivnrnico n^ mrv??o 1 * % 4 l
AVI VIov XJM. ai\/i ui lOQtiaillt tUU|JI?U
vith a cultivation of tbe desire
or something better ?
As a political father his confidng
children have asked of him
>read and he has given thetn, not
'a stone" merely mocking their
redulity, nor yet "a serpent"
lisguised as fish and producing
icrhaps only a disgusting nausea,
?ut he has given them "a scoriion,"
whoso virus is "legally"
aocculatmg the fair flower of
Carolina's manhood to their eter*
al destruction. Yes, he is "the
athor of it." It is, forsooth, his
u; 1,1 <. 11 /..*i n > ~
u iu. Aiiiuui i rfw u|)iiu:,
} not echoed in the courts of
eaven, on this account.
Secondly. It is confessedly a
reakness of mortals to sometimes
e contrary and do the very thing
hey are entreated not to do. This
act also the senator knows and
as played upon it to his profit as
politician, and none more skill
ally as the record of the hustings
ince his day dawned abundantly
hows. But is it noble, is it just
o traffic in the weaknesses of
nen I Nay, is it right to encourge
and not rather condemn their
nfirmitiaw I A frraatflr thnn Till
nan has taught that thero should
>e no provision made "for the
lesh to fulfill its lusts." Is Til I nan
anti-christian f lie is on
ecordas averring that "he would
>e a fool who should deny the
>eneficient influence of the chrisian
eligion." Let us hope that he
ias not utterly fallen from grace.
) that this mighty man of valor
vould train with those who be- |
iere, and believing it, labor that
he morally weak may be protected
ind helped to become strong. Of
i truly great reformer it has been
vritten: i4He looked at the man
hrough the frieze*jacket or careill
thrift and the ?lo(ped and
vindowed raggednean' of abject
>overty; yea, he looked at him in
he haunts of vice and the prison
louse of the criminal, and saw
vritten upon him even there, in
ndubitable presence, the image,
bough sorely mutilated, of God,
just as beneath the jewelled cap of
maintenaace and the purple of
nobility he brw no inoro.''
Thirdly. Politics does indeed , ]
make strange bedfellows, as the
saw says. Minister's marching!
with hiyh license men ! Has hie|
i acute sense < f perception for the <
once suffered ahorration ? Or
does Mr. Tillman mean to purposely
criminate the cloth.by say
ing, as ho (toes, that they have
gone oyer to the side of tho whin- i
key nion t Does lift not know instead
that for what it may serve |
their political purpose tho high
license men have allied themselves ^
with the advocates of prohibition? .
He might have said with honor L
and truth: "Iligh license men
^ t
march side by side with the army ^
of ministers wanting prohibition."
Numbers of Republicans will
1 f
doubtless vote with tho Demo- ^
crats this year not because they
aro at heart Democrats. If he 4
intends his words to convey their .
legitimate and accurate interpre- ^
tation, the senator's utterance can r
but be characterized as cowardly ^
in the estimation of a discerning ^
public. The writer believes bet
ter or the senator, and expects an .
explenation that will explain and
L A I- 1 ?
maae ine amend* nonorable.
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Otherwise he forfeits his titlo to j
fairness.
Finally. The issue stands thus: .
Shall God's "thou shalt not put (
thy bottle to thy neighbor's j
mouth" be disregarded, or shall ^
the individual sovereigns of South (
Carolina vote so as to buttress and ^
perpetuate the "throne of iniquity ^
forming mischief by law i The ,
State has just as much moral right j
to licenso a thief or murderer in ,
their nefarious business in order j
to increase the common school .
I
fund an by the present system j
operated. It is polluting to the
fountain and must effectually contaminate
the whole system of .
State education. I cannot as a .
v S
christian parent accept such aid .
at the hands of my State for the ,
intellectual and moral training
and culture of my children. Such
ill gotten gain can but curse and
nerer bless. \V A Betts,
Kershaw, S C, July 21, 1900. j
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State Campaign Schedule.
The following aro the dates on
which campaign meetings will he
hold in the several counties.
Gaffny,toMonday, duly 30.
Spartanburg, Tuesday, July 31.
Union, Wednesday, August 1.
Newberry, Friday, August 3.
Laurens, Saturday, August 4.
Greenville, Monday, August 6. ,
Pickon9, Tuesday, August 7. J
Walballa, Thursday, August 0. '
Anderson, Friday, August 10.
Abl>eville, Saturday, August '
11.
1 Greenwood, Monday, August .
13.
Aiken, Wednesday, August 15. ,
Edgefield, Thursday, August .
16.
I Saluda, Saturday, August 18.
Lexington, Tuesday, August
21.
Columbia, Wednesday, August j
22. 1
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A FAMILY QUARREL
!n Which a United States Senator
Should Not Interfere.
J'jlonol Hoyt Brings up the Keo
ord of 1890 and Quotes the j
Senator's Own Language
Against Hun.
Special to Greenville News.
Winnsboro, July 27.?Colonel
rtoyt in his speech today said :
4'Senator Tillman has entered
his campaign to discuss the liquor
ssue, and while 1 did not question
lis right to do so, yet there is no
ipparent need of his coming to the
escue of the candidates who are
idvocating the dispensary system,
is ho has not added anything to
ho discussion not already present^
id. Has any one uttered the cry
Help me Cassius, or 1 sink,' or
s it merely a propensity to takes
land because the tight is raging?
L\vo lawyers have been engaged
!rom the outset in presenting the
?enefits and advantages of the dis?
lensary system and also in decide
ng the cause of prohibition. Ate
hoy not equal to the occasion t
\re the signs of the times pointng
to the dissolution of the great
lioral institution I Has auy one
lecome alarmed for the safety of
,he dispensary or concluded that
t is necessary for its reputed faher
to rush into the imminent
ieadly breach and rescue his child
!rom destruction t Ten years ago
he senator was clamoring against
iVade Hampton's taking any part
n the memorable campaign of
00 and said vehemently thut the
Democrats of South Carolina were
laving a family quarrel which
tlampton ought not to interfere
vith. Is uot the condition today
dmost identical i Hampton was
,ho recognized leader of the Do.
uocracy at that time, and Tillman
a the recognized leader today.?
rrue, Hampton was not then a
candidate for re election, but it
*as only a short time until he was
lefeated and his defeat waa com
lassed because he did interfere in
he family quarrel. Such a result
:annot befall Senator Tillman, as
hero is no chance for opposition
;o him this campaign, and there is
10 dosire to block his way to reflection
on tho part of any considerable
element in tho party. He la
'rcely accorded tho right of way
men of ?very phase of Domoc*acy,
and hence his course in this
campaign does not comport with
;he generous treatment ho has received
at tho hand of his fellowDemociats.
It is a mistake on his
...t 4 * I ?
mit iu nut uuut? txi y w 1110 rt'quu o.
nent laid down by him for the
proper conduct of a United States
ienator under similar circumstances,
and unless he has the purpose
n view to declare a preference
imong the dispensary candidates
for governor, which he disclaims
in emphatic terms, there is no
reasonable excuse for his mterfersnce
in a family quarrel He has
already expressed his views in regard
to the liquor issue and all
the people of the State knows just
where he'stands. He cannot add
invthim? to their concention of his
position in regard to thedispensasary
system. His talents ought
to he in requisition where he might
ongage in the discussion of nation.*
at issues before the people of pivotal
States, where he could render
valuable service in tke open held
to the cause of Democracy and aid
in the election of Bryan and Stereason,
our national standard
bearers. Tillman's rescuing band
seems to indicate he does not think
the three dispensary candidates
who are out are competent to defend
the dispensary, or why does
he come in ? He bad no objection
to Tillman's taking a hand,
m it could not hurt him.
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| King Humbert' Assassinated.
Shot Through tbo Heart ut Monza
Last Sunday Night.
Monza, July 29?King Hum.
bort has been assassinated.
MonZa. Julv .'10. Th? L-in?r lin/l
' - -v *""b uwu
been attending u distribution of
prizes in connection witb a gym*
nustic competition. He had just
entered his carriage, with aide-decamp,
amid the. cheers of the
crowd, when ho was struck by
.three revolver shots tired in quick
succession.
One pieiced the heart of his
majesty, who fell back and expired
in a fow minutes. The assassin
was immediately arrested and
was, with some difficulty, saved
from the fury of the populace.
He gave his name as Angelo
Brossi, describing hiaiself as of
Prato, in Tuscany.
Koine, July 30, 4:30 a. 111.?
The news of the terrible event did
not arrive here until after midnight.
Siguor Saracco, the prim*
minister, immediately summoned
a meeting of the cabinet, and the
...? ?hi *1
uiiiiioicm win Mian hi mo earnest
possible moment for Monza.
A MONSTKK DKV1I, F|S?
Destroying its victim, is a type
of Coustipation. The power of
this murderous malady is felt on
organs and nerves and muscles
and bruin. There's no health ti.l
it's overcome. But Dr. King's
New Life Pills are a safe and certain
cure. Best in the world for
Stomach, Livor, Kindeys and
Bowels. Only 25 cents at Crawford
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12 Dead, 28 Wounded in Riots.
New Orleans, July 28?Robert
Charles, the negro desperado who
killed two police officers and
mortally wounded another- Tuesday
night, which resulted in the
race riots here this week, was
1 found in a neero house on Sara
toga stroet late yesterday afternoon,
and after a desperate battle,
I in which Charles killed four more
men, two officers and two citizens,
the negro outlaw was shot to
pieces. He hold a great crowd at
bay for hours, but was finally
I forced to leave bis place of hiding
I to eHeane rt?ath l>u k:<.
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house having been oiled and Bonfire.
As ho made a break for
liberty ho was shot dead and his
body was sieved with bullet* from
pistols and rifles in the hands of
the avenging hundreds. An effort
was made to burn the body publicly,
but the police prevented the
spectacle and carried the body to
police headquarters.
Charles fought until the last,
and ho wont down with six victims
of his deadly' rifle. Mia crimes
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I imvc mruwu nits cuy into a wild
I state of excitement thiw week, reBiilting
in the lose of 12 lives anil
the wounding and injuring of 28
>ersonn, some of whom will die.
Race riots have been waging day
and night since Tuesday and mob
rule prevails, although the police
and militia are in force on the
streets.
Union Services.
The following plan of Union
services will be observed during
the month of August: (?
1st Sunday?A R P church?
Rev J H Boldridgo.
2nd Sunday?Methodist church
?Rev Chalmers Fraser.
3rd Sunday ? Presbyterian
church?Rev W C Ewart.
4th Sunday?Baptist (at A R P
church)?Rev A N Brunson.
CASTORIA
For Infanto and Children.
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