Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

ATTENTION. DEMCCRA18. AN ADDRESS TO TUB DEMOCRACY OF SUIT CAROLINA. In accordance with (lie instruction.* < f th Domocfit'ic Conference which toci in Colun liia on July Kith, the following address hu been issue I by the Advisory Comnii tee : To thr Prn?'Cr<tc>/ of Smith C'irvliuii: All white t'.iro'inuns woit^y of the r-ic fiom wh'ch ihey spring and of the nam they bear, and entitled to share ill the tin dition ef the past, the prosperity of th present and the hope of the future, ar Democrats. To sucli, and only such, wo car in sly an confidently appeal. All that wo have nnd are, nil thnt w liojc for and desire to transmit to our chi drcn, depends upon the continuance < white supremacy in this Suite; and thi vupren noy depends upon our devotion i.tn loyid y to Democratic principles, unity, luir mnny and organisation within party lineobcilienco to the rules and faith in the jus tice Mini success of Democratic aims, p lipases and int thods. To each succeeding generation of our raci is cmrusted the nrk of civiizatii n, am upon (acli devolves the sacred duly of defending, | reserving mid transmitting inn racial heritage of civil and religious liberty the fru ts of labor mi I of thought, the garnered stores of material and intellectua wealth?all tlint is goo i of what our i arc has won an 1 held l-y hand or brain, by valor, industry or wisdom, throughout tin ages. Is tli's generation of t'aro'ina Itcmocruh ei|iml to the Iras' V .1 n liiuig the future by the past, we it till t-sitatiiigly answer, yes. Ii is however, true that eternal vigilance i; the price of liberty," and lite b*ast vigilant toast,. ?* I : ' pen dug over us. At a nine when tin {State is pr >s| er-its beyond preeclenl, wax ing enen day .stronger in material wealth lea ling ill the rice l r ineeli uiieal and indu.-triul Mtprcm.iey, our people living and tiirivii g umler laws tnade by legist ilor?, in torpret-d by ,lu<lges and executed by otliciu of our own race and choice, vv.tli peace ami Hfcurily at home, re-peel ami credit ibrand We arc sad ten v e mil* nle?i with such danger as has never be I" re thrculctud tlx Democracy of this State; tIts danger of di vision in our own ranks. Infallibility and perfection ai r divine at tributes, mid have never yet been granted t. human wisdom or linm.n iiis i utions. Il injustice litis Ik en doit", crrots have be-, n ctuiiuimt-ii, or 1111^< tke-t I ave In-eii in I'll1, re member t l.a> t'i i it is !iniii:i>i ; ami reiii-iulior u'so iliut tin' great party to which wt belong is brui'l o-11 >11^11. strong enough, iihi enough nii'l ju-t enough t i right all wrongs, correct all iiTors, notify a 1 mi t ikts mi I mete niil cpial an I iin;aitial ju*l c I i all men. liciiicnil cr th it all trim t'arolinun-. an: Democrat*. nii'l a* s111 11 t-ul.fM-.l in a In !, free a a J | 1 hliae in ilie tnaiiagi ni'iit, emit n| ami policy if the piuty, an 1 llial n requires ili? r 'lit*>iii?*<I ami earnest t-iri.i t < nl al heimaa aiM in tlio Slate in Kcp I In* I5epuli iean wo f finni i ur door. A" Democrais, wekiimv miosis* Ifinther* in li|..n 1 ami rue. iicsiine.1 in stand or I ill Ingethi-r. we tleprecii'e all clltirn I'r hi wlui'excr euurrt, t-i ilestrny the unity ami integrity upoii ivlucli (lie .strength ami life of inn pa ty depend. In order in better un lent iml tin* | *!(i mi wo now eucupy. let us it a'l the lii tmy . t the in ivt-itie111 which has i u'le I in the cnmli i' ii n iiv confronting u . -imllake eii:nisel ingotIter mi his cxlraiiri|iiinr\ ein rgem-y iu our p-iny all'iirs. A c iiivcn'ion composed of f.rni 'rs tvproM ilting tu t less iliaii twenty six ('niiulios in the Stale, hehl ill tlio city t f Cnlltlnhia Ml Dccvinhcr l*t, 1>V7, unanimously a lnj to S the fin lowing ri soluti uis : **/%> / 'i./, Tlrit it is ant (lie purpose of the Fiiriiu.-r.-i of tlio State t) make their orgatmntioo a noiiiiral lanly hustilo tj ether classes, imr is it their intention to attack the integrity nf the SitnVo u\Vi?oiO| nut -*?? ?- ? - *-" rj ? - dictate to the Legislature. "That we believe in tlio thorough orgaai'/ntinii nt" lint ! " 11*i?>? i - .a it..' st.,t * %..il. <1... object uu I linn pur;-. ?e of lievelojing i'.s uyrieuUuvitl rcson lhesc lisilutin iitvl hy 1?. 1?. 11 linnn ai chairman ti cammittuo on iv-olutions, were nlopiet v.i. limit debate at lii> rcipiest, mi l expressed tho purpose an I scope of the movement inaugurate'! I>y iiim (and the w ill i?f (he people represented in tliat tuoveiaelil ) In November, lass, unolliii e invention of the a-socialinn of the association was ltd I tit t'nlumh a with small nlcn dance, \\!:i meet in;.; f tli" usvoei a'tnii w n called or hi'M in IS-a ati'l the Sttell commit tee heel over, their nuccesaorj tot having hcen ap| o'uteil. In Noveiu'. -i , IsS'.t. this eonilii Itee i iel in secret u I oiiit ;11 -1 rue'i >ii* tr an or tint ;c i i> (lie ti oi.tiin, a 1 authorize I (i V. She!'. as i hairta ill ///e..?, t.. is.Ue a fall f fir livi lit O'l I I meet ill ('olllir 'iia 011 thr'JTth ?l?v of Miivrli, 1-'.ti t I'ervoriinc! the :: iilmri'y thus riven aiol in wi'lt'li 1 <1 sohe'lieiiee of I he expt esse I will ami purpose of the a-?'?ciali' u :t- -et forth in lite reo'luti ins ol iss7. 0. W. Shell, over h > dgn it tire in )i i s ollieial cipfteiiv a- president an l ' o/'tVio eliairina't, ati 1 \v tli the cainivatiro of I!. I'. i 'I'll, ill hill ? '1 f i!e -lare< i - lie 1 ilie i\tU ii"W i.n ?n a- tli" Shell M in fe-l.t, in win -h lieviys: "We w ill .(e?w up ilm indict tnlit ii'anisi liiose who have hern aini iirr i'i.! : I\eriiiu.r III- Stale. tlm ? seeki";! tii amy tin' fimnvr- in a | mi i ?n s ;i ?ti111y in I'tlicr i" id iJcuini i.i'ic i' ii;i'!i- irnl in |h nili llivir n.'.it l-i n^aiiiM Ilio iilli. ia'.? hi wli 1:1 tint J ully h i 1 i-niiii-i. I iIn? inhuinit Villi ill u! ill i>latv giiViMiiinviil 111 lv7'"i. l'lif !i own m; I'.- i | iii|.i -vi. lli" f iri iT-i IniV" liovii I i.vr'it i .hi ! i I'.l ivi-o Ti In. in l In alni'C lliv l u iavri M nwuivtit, ilia' to <{'| i.-v lii-J III ?!IniiI"I li imili il imi l- l i 11| J i. laruvM tlii'iu-v!viw. an.I 11hii lUvl.uv !i m unw riliy vf mijij ii i i- i - iv I inn lliv in- inr-i liuvv a i in^l.t in nivi! I o in ( olitv- mt i suugc-l liilici* n vii nr iu> a-ma? in ihe j.ariy Wvli ' i11: * * It 'li-i I ivia ivral? I ili?ii!niMi ili iriai:.i|- of ii'i - iv'-i ilva- mi l in 1 -'i n In ill n- fi'ieii who ai o v {Unity intvl'v-tvl W.t'l 11: iii i'i 1'iv 11 l| * Vi'ltarv 111 tin; Male h. i .iiiv fit inor in Ivii l>v'ivvv? vli-ir/v-i lull' in tins v mill r.jL'ii ii|;aiiist tliu I?oii:o3rii' v | art v r it.a vflic als.? K?v:;. I'ur-liiiii'li'I a l\nvalo lliv rariaorsi Mov? inv.t -nevr. ly rpjri vit lint juic'i vlai^'vi liavo liovii tut I v.* mil rvj i i . ? ilm! ih \ Imw ; ?: lv vii i-1: i:i? I \ ma.; s'ity "' lliv l'liuocri'- wli >a: v vihliinicv I in ilii-* iiuivvinviii I aw I v^mi in reali7v ilu Mrvii^ili "f "! /??.i/a'inti rvi'n;M:w lliv l itl iluil in ilu ir li m l- rots ilio | ..!.i ia' | wit i l 11.v Shilv /;!> "i < ; i.i,'. We heui'vc 'Irii they ?'ii>|i.r>e neithei Tillni.i'.i in>r lii? *t itctiii'iiH or met hods 11 such. Iitil ltin' I 4?-ir >0 0 ili'Mre i> to |>roiiiott the fUCCOSS of tin- r w.vii movcm nt. I t i- 1'iMr.- i.s t<> ciiuiniun jrrouti'l 1 li ;.J 11 * \ of 'lie full el'* ill the lll?i\ t'ftllUi l:i i t ut lunch 'or I i lllliill ;i- for tin* *uc t I tin no M.iit. the jrrcat majority o ?, !i" i |)cn.o" r-.t- "l'i n t < I'jio t t<? tin" uioVi" iin'i.t tii-i lit"' i Tilluiitu W?; nil Hitrci ttiii' v.i'lii'i 1 ?>*l?<? t I -it'll" 1 lit' tin* t'iniK I s o I ill- 1 :l I v? 11 live II "U" i l<" I IIII' I IVIliluMc 111:1 j |" li v. :unl ci'i, wiiti the assistance of I licit 1 ** in* ? !?'ic I rtlhrcii < I'other ovocit on*. s < oiiiI'll tin" | ol ev ol llie I'Oi'iy us to *tcur to l.U t'li-n" t'.u il J ri Ju l -li:?r(j < t" ilillncilC in tii" I'liuii i-tiiitioti of the oiivoi iiiiu-u; 'J he Kit iiiiiiii til i I'tlii- ri -ult i"i" |uiro< i!i fi r :iiii| i" i li.il < of i riiii ill ol nit cieiuciM of lilt* I lolll 't'ltic I" lite T ? M'CIII'f ?:.l"ll Ci no r lion it i- c-s? mi il tliui ill-* 111'li iii? ?* i 11,0 J :ii'ty 'or ilie liiftli i lliee of tioveiinr i i!,i | "i|. | oil (iiiiiinniiwi-ttllli > linn li I in 11- i iii."iu wli i !i * l r in ichcl her fair I'iiim >';111 I- ii I he." "Ill" i !*. 'li Inrle'l Iter history o.itijg'. I liei dignity, buraycl tiiv couli'leiu i f li s own supporters ami end inhered the ] ii ititcgr ty of tliv DenigiTilic party by su-ving tin- Minis of dissension among I s tiKliibl-rs ; c. ami there are grounds for npprchcn-iou I lint 1 >n die event ol a refute! by the August Con- ' uS volition lo niler <? primary tied ion. an I < f < ihe iioiiiinalicri ol It. It Til man by ihn Sep- . i em I er Convention, a large number of lis t. ?>| p-nt-til*. while ucpiii suing in such a le- ' t. Mill on grounds of parly fealty an I pilitieil ' necessity, cannot lie induced to give lo him t. lli it active support which alone will insure , t. tl.e ?lection of iho l>ouiocratic nominees in case the liepubl'cau party puts n ticket in ' <1 the ftcid. In the eyts of nil line Pemocra ^thc i i? train! n ircu of white suinc'iutcy ill the Si.ileaml the pie-crvation of the blessings of ,f which that supremacy is the only guarantee, i are paramount coi siueiaiions, superior to ' ,| the aspirations of any inlivi.I:ia'. The free n ii*i<I iiiilramiuclril expression of ihe popular '? A'" within the lines rf the party nrguni/ui ioi will constitute an Author t itivc dccbiritioit which inuit totiitn itiih'c oly uml willing ' obedience. Put such an expression can only [> heobtuineil hy ihe u 'o tion of the priu.tiry ( I plan. This plan Inns been demanded by the March Convention ; ilto tlemaii I litis been r reiterated hy the Peiuocratie Conference ' which assembled in Coluinbia on .Inly Iftth, t and we exprrss the confident li< pe that it 1 will lie litrtlur rciiifore *<l by the voice of n united Democracy. I mm a verdict tint4 " r ri udered there can lu no appeal. 1 The crisis con ft miting us is the gr i vest p thnl fas arisen ia this Slate since IST'1. i The highest pat.ioti-ui can alone prove e?|ttal to its o'.ige-ic.es. It is time for <lem- ' l npoyocs to tie sent to the rear and loyal and 1 iiiisi Iti-h (iti/.eiis brought to the fr uit. !' i- f, ... .? v "i??vi "ii inn ;ii 1111 ^ *?j? '.i in.ii j r Vrdliii ii.' men w'l'io"'Wolonji In' !lV<> '111110 liousf Im'it uf P'.li: i.- || 1 :ii 111 sliouM I < , nl omit'<1 11mil oncli oilier l;y lu? ;i,-ti ices of n :iti)l)'l mis. ??.?lil irians is us .Jangcroiis us it is | I I'liiiitit .i1 i M'l must If.I.mil.1 to the lusting it.jn. v nf tin- putty I t!i? Stale unloss tli < Im.n'li is lifilvd. I I .1. It. Ki ssr -v, ii;i:ii?ii. Jusr*, I , I'.I.W .1 M. .iiiiinsii'.*, w.ai.icu iia/.\ui? ; dlio UIK'clili) 11 nion dimes R. M. STOKES, - - Editor 1 . S S STOKES. Local Editor v i Friilii), July 25, 1SUO. ' SI /ISc'/.*//'77O.V. >1 .Mi /'Kit -l.v.vr v ' ?' l'ost office directory. ' *l'i.?* I', o. will if ).|.fiifl l-.r l.ii iuo-s IVimii > A. M. in I'. ,\i. '1 in' M.uify < >i lor I'f fimllifiit will In( n|ifiif.| I'.ir I ii iiicss From \. M. In I I'. M I I I.o Nul'llifI'll ln.'iil will cln-r lit I 1'. M in.I I I... S.. nil M.I ... 1 ".i I I* M Any iii:i11?-i?i hiii < r inodularities slinuM I ll'|M |!vl ) ? <: III | ! 1 V III till" |\ M. .I.V. Ill N I 1:11. P. M. It1 V,,. A .-trakhtnui I'oiiioeralic Club has keen?'i-jr:i 11 i/?_ 1 a 1 .loiiovil'i'. <v \ now lot I !* >i 1 r-i 1 -111 mi neckties jus; it " I oeivo'l. Tliev are <lai?ies. II M. foil UN & P.lln. r fcPX. We ale re*jui's'oil 'estate f.at 11 | (| t .i.o I met: i id u ill c.iimi'etjce .no P. iav . . . I nol.'io the 1st Sakha h in August, at Yi. ! ihar I 'I ho u wi" he a li'-? ! :? >ecue at Pan .lot i.:t Sa-ir?lay, I'ml >f An . >1. Cs 1 liilatei aii'l a Ihu'?" "U'i h'<>iii hntli < ..if. .mm tie mere. o Ju?t 1 e.'oivcil, aii"lher la <>f <mr laiiiuiis <1 ?1 lai'lse- Putt?>:i Slmes. h II M t oll UN \ P.liO ,, r n I u 1 e.'iiitii'tiiieati"tis 110 11 "in I. \V .1. the > lier li'ntii S> i'"ti c.mte ' > liaml too la'e t'"i' this week's i--uo, hut tlieV wi" j a;>|ie.i' next week, P. V . ? Cream aii-1 IW'tl t'r.i/y Cloth at 7 cents 1 ner yaril at II. M. CoIIKN .v hlilVS. y ' tl tea/" \ spl-n li'l ati'l "ppuituiie rain fell j, hole ' i-i Mn'i lay. eiuiiiiieticiti'{ ahuiil 1 \M. an.I lastind till I'lverylliin^ u ,, the li? ' 1 ntrl gat'l.-n. Ihnl was not to< lar a look oil new I if.- :i it-1 is |nioiiiiii<i. I . ? ^i* -n^s? si dint while i!io eau.li- v oniei l c roti.Ti.-s ate i?-.|uir?--1 :?> iilc-V-iC C iIu-:iisi-'ti-s. if elect. >1, l-? Sll|'|'0|l I ll O Mill- * lii i ;rv -< !i -l: <-. Iln-V ln-n'-n I I "| " ( M-anv i:it\T upon t-?i?-l?--~ of uiil'ly a'nl 1 i-.- ii | n tin- f ilia, -ti 11 - ? w.-rk-jli-j-. or thai U is in i- .-.-.ii-y for home eoiuforl. o 4?W" i'hers m-.-iii ? to In. a k ii 1 of 1' ii ion 1 I -?in? ?r;f ll. ll oil a-11 -II 'X I ho 'IMl :.i:ri f-lI >vvi is | |u> s;iiao sty li- of | r.ioeo 11 ii jis tin I '' ! I-.-- !ut: .tiw ili tli^li clnuipes in '' I ii - w. t-liiii I., suit I: in < and |-aiv, an-pass- ? c I at ai!i ii:i-.-tin;,' wiili singular unanimity, 1 as if liny came I'l'v III In- i-|.|ilttl l?TS of tin- " j Ii ss, ivl.o -ays |.iiI licly. -I am miming tin1 11 Ti Itnan M lehino.' anil - I am i!u- -log llial 1 wa.-s tin- Mil of ilio i any.'' an I any limit that ojip. sp-iir?so r.-s .'.hi .-us m-iiI fi those ' | li -nl |u ii .in \\:ll 11- ' . /h j i " 11 i . :i i.Iy - mi- oia-. it-irin/liis fol-iiiy ^ t . the 1 i!. .ii i.i mil- may l-o -Luhlo I gets up one or iw.. e\:ri ie? ilui .>n-. hi iv .lemin1 j ciitoiy an! t> I'er a.m.nst tlo- ilnuoi raiic 1 [ my an I ii- . ' -1 iia-a. l.-?. s. at.-l lias litem . I aitiiohe.I to ilnmif-l i- 11esoluiloti!*. \ ni.v iii"- < !' <i.:i-s Uin-l" r ties ni.-l c Cells at tin .- nl- i a.-ii. in-l reeiivr.l l-v s!!. M. ? mir.N .\?|;ili?. i I t | j:?Vi So'ltO | are I1l|>lrtrl,v w i i| it i 11 j> in I i'I man t!i 11 11 v -i?- -i;r\ ciy I man w11 <ii iini ?11 !> r-i> li: 1 itn< 1 hi* ( in.-. Iimls 1! 1-i-iii.' o) | I 1 1 1 lie I'arniei* | . Mownifiii. iiihI firui/lii way go i<? iihiining ' nn*l lliivalouing llit'lii f>r n ( 11 i*1 ' their ] ' 1 III* lilt ll* 1111*1 UWll'loWif.g l i: l.i ill tl'llnlc, Willi- ' 1 mil a-'.in.' nit , 11 -1. - I-. a? they :ir ?iii;? ( i Tin t have Iivcoiik* *< joal in* mi l fiii<|ii(*iiiii? 1 I I ill |l y .11 1 Ifliml !*l>rilk I Itnr il.'v of n I IV of I 1 ;iMii- I'i'.linmii:* . I 11 :11 v in lit li it.-ly think j- \ 11 art- < - ii / .1 -liir :ii '1' !>-. lie* 1.1 :t Till . ! III.Ill e. nvelili HI I>r III.el ill;,;-, all I ||"M ll|>Cl I : lain ..I' 1 In in an-1 -i-K I 1\ Tiin/ran lic*ai<l ' : a-. iin-i lli :r ili-iii.iera'i' : 11. I iI v w i.en i,..|li- I 1 1 i|l;I of I lie i ,:i.I 1. ? I. ell e\eil lillile-1 al. I ( , w.-t-n n 11 1*1 "i' i-hiy ftc 1 < 1.. Iirpgifig the | 0 . .|iii? i 11 - > |??i tl'?* ly ? ? 1I111. we I..-j in in I 1 1'link tlie\ are ;.etiing -ear.il. I? >n't eel i lii^litein I eeiilk'inea. Tilliu in is n>?i .li'lVatf.i ? ' Vt I. - ? >f 1 try lli-o* will jiajier t'jiinry. thelaiyeM in III-* w-'i'ld. was liirnel in I'l il i lci|-liia 1 , Sun lay .?. | ('urrv ' 'oiulis at .?c, at v I ' H. M t'oiii.'N *\. iu:o s I Democratic Convention ' Meai At ihe meeting of tlic Deniociatic Convcn- A \ <m In-1 Monday, on motion, the delegates paess I'lio'vn by the Comity Conventual on the 2(ilh and w if June, were authorized to represent the positi lemoeratic party of l/'iiioti, in the conveti- "Fart ion of the litlli of AuguU and the nouiintit- fartni ig convention of the lOtlt Spj tetnber, N\'c 'Ihe following prrumb'c ntnl resolutions truth, vese iut-oduce I hy Mr. J. C. ().?.s and adopt- they i l : / * as' IIVi ici/.i. we see thai r ' W, , in tie ad iiitiistrnlmJfVIY the .-.Hairs o' tb';-- now t 'cue; and whceiis, the plitforrn of princ:- If I iles adopic't hy tho March Convention ti-*e posed a uoC'i'n Wiili ( itr views, mid believing that and al i change in our mate affair i is necessary to nuoth etnedy t he utilises t'-u. exist, tlierefore he it jirotc* //i < //? ??/, hnat we hcarC'v endorse the the It .ion of'ho March Convention. by all 'J. Tint we will use all reasonable means ul-st ir u secure the nomination of li. It. Tillman merci iir (ioveriior in the September Convention, the w lewever, weplelgc curs-lves to support an<l c he tiiuiiiiiee. whoever he mnv lm. on.. A IK 15. Yhat we will not give uur support to tux of iiiy candidate fur office, Federal, Statu or rats, i 'ounly, who o{ poses, by word or action, or upon ins not already expressed himself in favor and si t" ilie l-'.ii liters' .Movement ami its demand tion, i or i et reuvhniunt and reform. duced I. That we will not sup; ort any candidnte their or t 'ougresi who docs not favor ihc sub- other reastiry In 1, or one of sim'd.ir import. reguhl ?. nxr o vviiwvni a * mo itwviuu \j viV-u? Va le 11 in | ton against the Farmers' .Move- goods lien', its candidate, nud his friends who Cap ave honored him so highly nince 1X76. lobei II. That we condemn the action ?f the policy Ia-1,.d| Conference he! I in Columbia July are in ll'h a unwise and utidemocritic, not for with t icing called, hut in the result and effect it We s eilouhu'ed to hive upon democratic unity has n< n the S:ato. Vrr st 7. That any person or persons, whether circuit n private or iu public, who intimates ill any the pr my whatsoever anything calculated to he a Con t< v II vet ion upon our being full Hedged Simon- accoui Mire Democrats, intimate and insinuate daugi viiat they know to be false. estabii " Charli lounty Campaign Meetings. ging The following are the places and dates of ** 1 , paper he Township Campaign Meetings, appoint- p.,,.jy I i y theC iiinty Democratic Fxeoulive Com- ttmt*/? , ,1 \ - i? M- ' I.>r.o-i, August ii. of i he f^.inlui', August ti. I' s'i I, August 7. l'icion (tesheii IIill. u( Flack Kock, .\nj5- M. 'ri'rts Keys, August *. . j ,tf ^"!l Iisvi'h', in (iibhs*. August H. nnprai i n % .1- orders .liiiifsvi 'c, August l.?. I>i* >3 Inii vil!v :it Timber KU;-** Aug. 111. 'l"tiCa" (in wdoyst illo, August IS. ' m' I .ickeey, til Kclloii, August I'd. tul 1 ? i lie !\ iiimry Flection wi'l ho i:ell. Weil- 'D " i \ . >,? In "J 8? .-day, August 110. _ hiuik This talk about ep ittin ; I lie Itciuo- ut'.suiq r in- J any, defcit;ng Tillman with iTu s gr> v iies, atii>1 assassinating him. u all llue-ci lii-al ohip-t rap, at ill is altogether ?S .:'e io fro-dy used in this cninoaign. We claim wi" le r.glit. to opposu the iioniination of Capt. ous wi illinan, an I shall exercise tint right, as n '" he lie democrat, nnd w? hnufHtly accord to net bee ipt. Tillman's friends the right to use the Fa i?>n : I ut w'ivi tho nomination is made, the W he em malic rank* must, and ivo holievo will chn '^e ? osed up. The fact is, wc cannot afTord S i o o ? ther split the puny or affcliute with the >' of egtMc, an I as in assassination, that i? too ^ ite evidiing. tt ii dangerous to bo thought of boron nd Ti liiian knows it. If that was to occur, tu r if it w:is even attempted, there is no know- of any ng where the killing would end. Our Jiou- .'A on st in mi is, tho only kil'hig that will bo held one, will be i> <1 licul, by i'to people, two I" f'c < can from uuw, if Tillman is elected, wlien f" 'en* Itey rea'ize hn w egregiously .hey have been but, on audio zled. edgeu No, tin ! There will be no split.no resort been p > negro votes mi l no nssassination ; i the !> 11 ri' .em emitic tanks. The f'ght must be trade "'ir irlere the neniinat'on. Af.'e" the Stale tick- u*id "c t is isiily notniiintt'd. by the Stole Itenio- to notn ratic <'oiivetilion. ic Wedge that now d:- con?ei< .des the denied i.s of this S. ite wi' be ot any i>\v> i, ?n<i we sti ill all come iogoltier that i s i -itu il rs "faliing oT a log." It inust access lei be s.nqosol however, that the reckless mot he ges and trickcy of Ti"man and many f his f. Howe * will be forgotten. I'm _ . o. li-is re; We r.i't i i .ition to the resolutions Ha., e iUm'h i v to" t' atei v t' oti volition, and s'm- ' vMdei , 1 * t oleni Iv ; i! ostracising de not :v. s tor their Walkc pit.ioes i n pub io ineasuies, an I condeinn- 7- yea ig other ileuioe its lor peaceably doing W:l , hat tliey had a perfect right to do inditiJ- Ia 1'' ' in the ally nnd collect tvely. is Siuion-pure demo- ftl| jn,j . rcy 7 j Con fed If it i>. then del'/.-rs hi was a fraud,and the ',regg acirino < f "eqtm' l ights to all and special I 1 .. i lie I h . mleges t-> i. .ne is only a bait to catch warn U Igt otiS. |,n 0xt Wool 1 it he out of or ler t > ask from what ideate n 1 -{lodged Si moil - pure st ck tin se resoltt- ; ' large toiiseline. ! Count: Having been a S :n >n-purc democrat for IT rid >\t " yens an I i.o.v stan li'ig squarely I 'be ap ti 11 * * * 1' if. nds' Movement p V "orin, but not V, ', ... 1 until 1 II lorsin^ the undemocratic intolerant and j w,si|ir If-. Hiding spii i- that pervades llio-o rem- ; deuce Ution* wo w nl l l.ke to know if we arc rea l ''er no ut < f the democratic i arty by tlicui. ' I highly W?; have been requested to publish lie following preaiuh'c and resolution, issvd hy the ,l>>:ie.sville Heinocratic Club: j lna*iniioli ?.s mo ilcmtmlcl primary for! lio ii11;iiion of State nflicers al tlio lie- i rf>i: |,. :':nnin.; ?f tlio | roM-iii campion ami f:ii I I .1,-tlVri It-maml wa* 10fu- 'I for pntium ciiM'lora- m,,sf j i ii aii'l mIicivh* tin* fa no I'no ion of tlio mono : i rt \ v liioli i lio 11 iiTiim-I mir li'inaml n>-\v |., \jj, lioii-e'.vcs iloinaml |iriinary lirrauxo tliov ! nIll| , i ivo <li*oovno I tii it a convoiiiioti will m-l c'larin .??-or\o I licit* jtnrp ?o*. , in 'i ' : 'I ii'il mo tlio I ifiiMcr it i' Cult ! ;H t it .lntii'xviilc. I i.ioti I'minty. <1 i |iroiioiiiii'o coi-ojii i.'iin-t \ io!<lin.ir to Ji'ii'l 'Ionian I. wni'.o umlor w l||lt, llili'ill ciivtllll*lnii'o* Mo plo'L'o mil x?l\o i woro I in f.ii r of tlio primary f r nil State niol i,(>1it tiunly oHicer.*. ^ # oiii Sioue l. ho no ti. NVmt?'H Whitman. ?? io . A. Wmnir.it. I*.:i*_ 1 i-*i Sj :?\ in l.itiiiiioiit toinovos all II i 11 it i I. S ill or t'a lotiM'il l.uuij s ami lllrin- I in tlx i-In - tr iii Ii r*o;?. Ill I Spavin*. I'urlis, Salt I Spim-. Suociioy. Kin/-! no. Slitlos, 11 a 11 atisf klloMII. Soil Ii .1. M. til IJUS Si IN, : colli* I'llijigM?.. I lii"ii I Api lures. not Men." ery erroneoua opi'ton h u boon inied upon tlie mind-of many good, honest ^ 'ell-meaning menu this Staio that op- p(j on to TiI1ih.it is opposition to t ic m, iters Motement,'\ or o|TC^it:.on to the el "gintorcMs of tke^-p in ^ chiim that 11 ;<i 'It* 0f a id if tht^ufrrspomleiits rep'. *111 have thai pible UDiltweuty-:*'1*. * i.?e\pericp' ce ',T1 wrws. , , et f'r lljom. I tlie-e ia?ne tlei-nre mo c direct''yo - a ] to the 1 vital interests if the I Pinners II o'hei't ti e wo -kitig c asscn, i.t i jV' or, tint measure i? tho h'gh t T or . lion pyltf* unanimously advocated l.y gn cpuhlicau in Congress and endorsed iiiotioiKibtlH. manufacturers, t\nd snecI . u ' ?, who fnrin trusts and coinhi-iea to ije Icsly exjort tho highest prices front orking ch-ctes for all tho necessa ici '^u uniform of ifci | ro'cctiot pdicy inflicts a t average w| ' 17 per ced.upon everything a fa tier tbi votrs and uiea that ho cannot produce I' f his firm, a?d gives tlie manufacturers t?pcul iters* monopoly of tho n o.iuo- wi iilcand piico <'f those nr elcs pro- fel in t'lis cjuntry, arid they nmass "" in I ions out of tho Farmers and con tuuors by adding lo the 11, ir profits on tho articles made at to 1JI4* - . 11 | v A IV1! c?| II by the pro'tciion tariff*. ^ t. 11. It. TUlipm nek low lodges h-mself ,c, n fuv? r i f tie high tariT or p?<>.eciiou sw , and his bother, now in Corr on, we Wl w I furined by g<#d authority, a'ways votes j lie l\0|>uh|ie.?i< on the tariff ipiesilou. may bo toM Hint the ofliee of (dove. nor thing to do with the Fcdeial tir.H". , tliat is a fact ; but counce -njr past stances an ihcy lead us s.ep by step to escut eiitnp.'iigu. sueli as .lie oppo.-.>(? 1). Tiibnaii it tbe last elec on o i it of li s protect on proclivitie t, > id the ?0 r i f a longer opposition this year : the 'ol is Inn cut of a "Protection" organ i i 'Ul tstuii, inhinly owned by the .lute ! ;. - wi c> inpany of tint city, a*;il .h;.i u is now the orpr.n of tnc T Hum i with ('apt Tillman's u-i lourcemcnt } ' was "running tho Ti'.'iiian nviiiii ic ' i,;, lie win "the <l<'gthat wa^ci. the tail he piety," hiuI the ftirthcr-slro.'ger sit P" that the 1 To tec icn b;,< h -s he i "" cent -11 over tri'l adroit'y i. i ? a (c] rnieri view with tlie Vise 'a tig hut ..koblo sub-treasury sole ue. ? iu .' a 1,1 hive he.'iipassed alo'tg the 11 o < u. lei-iate for Contj/css ahull receive the a ti vote utile.13 he pledges h'ooelf to an rt that icheine, appears to umi- i" .!?is w 1 oi'sbippiug Tillman Loom, i-t .1 >cop ^ heme, coucoc'c 1 in Wa> n^'or, to ro 100J0 ami debauch '-e i.r.ne*'- a i< 1 an lec g F.i* .no* s o? 1 . i i 1 ae lippo j a ;/' ;/ . 'ot'^ . is'n*. t ore ril t. e- I 's elCi : 'to :l 1 *! be 0011 oi Lei o ft 111 ' >re 1 . no sen en >11 beta tin rift "noes!' t so rote,. lut' i oruic'i who says that ue h.iie se 11 atiii a"C not now, a flue .ciu 0 f < me f ivs who. we can prove is ret ti C-'it. in* tin 1 list tiiti'o It's ..vo ,( y? 3 njnnst the Mute goTCfiinietil ftau Toil "s. involving the honor iiiul title - irany of the veiy best men iu .ho ^ ? no1 gwhom we emeu wo had know i si am. .1 rite 1 fir utarlv lii'f a cenon ts ;*;ge *cd ore he'"? * 'i i lie liuiies'y ira*i and we wt : l ite fo" ru iuve.* 8 IS a nl a radVi'. :li?M'*e; but by l*c able r d |c s ?ct:i probi ig of tlen. x . lu. ig die ..uip'gn, M . Til en i has | , 0 prove the* *u i of a single eliarfc; 1 the com wy, has ti her acl.iiow!I'letu to ho ii 'ftendid, or they have roved la'so by ;icou.rovertihle figi: es ^ CO* liS. , ?le nocracy i* ' incisures no*, men." , i'uii' ri<jl"s *o all, spec;al |>ri\.leges ?*," consequent'y we feel it to be a y;v 'n 'oils tlu'y o oppose the nomi. t. i'f>n man who is in favor of a measure iixrs t\ic pfitpiw 17 i'c. vi*iii on 1110 ii of life for lie "special" benefit j , iiopo' es, trus s ind speculators. in or Cot. Whit. Wai.kbr.?News (> ached here of the death at Jacksonville f Colonel Whitfield Walker, a fo> iner lit of ('. luiihia and a brother of Mr. Mi in B. Walker of this city. Colonel Wl, r was I. r? in Laurens and was nearly r? of age. For a term of years before ir he was a resident of Newberry and " I'C luuibu. He scrve l several .evnis S. Leris'atuie, and was the first to raise c, pendent company for service in the j,. Ier:ilu army. This was a part of s Ki'st South Carolini Kcguncnt. Wl l.e e uumamlcd, as I.ieuie it colonel, ir I \'n' una Kescrvcs, aii l after i!ie v\ -maincd in that State ''or some years afi-jve cotton planter, flu 1ms heen tivil with 1*1 rid* einee 1^7 1, liist set. i Sumter County, where he h id a fu 0 ran go grove. He represent!*.I that |t for two terms as Senator in the 1 l.e gi slat tire. In l>s7 lie receive I 1 point u.enl of Collector of Intern t\ ue for Florida ami servetl aeeeptnMy ot 'resident II irrm >n app inted Ins sue- \\ Col. Wa'ker hiring his long re-i in K.oriila ha 1 made himse'f one of >st | roiiiincnt ctizens and his tiohili'y racier an 1 unflinching integrity are - eulogized hy the press there. -- For the 'i* > *. Mar iage Bells at Home. Kin "on -?On the lltli ir:* t , ni ihe m nee of the !> i-le's f.itlie lion no e>, Mr. Charles o M'en, otic of ihe i j ipuV aii I prominent young ons *u - | 1 f lircenvile. was iiu.ied in tnavr' ije i fJ v i...v.. . .i,? ..... , ; iioMt ' iti'i!?cui"i t?r ('ii>11 v s in/ youn;; ln<l *. Kev. .1. . Ci. in>i, it s eiun mi l iinf io-MM- man n,r whieli 1 'i:.riC f' f?lic til" Ii mi, < > i< 111c?i I i lie *' ny, and at its e l: lii"'i.[i tlic . nd . ' vuiirjj I>? ;?!? * .nun ami Irs fair I .1 ' i'i'c:|'iuiit < i.1' -'.no? ro C"1 g iliila lullliei Iran)' "clat;vo- and :u*i-u.-ito . .-i.-iids i?!ed Tlic young couple lei* fur tlioir C in '>ccnvilir'from wlencc tliev w:ll Anlicville f>r Cie suronic*. I'.., 1 t ? % roc ki.t.N - Ans'i. v T ?1'Llio BSstSalve i iv<>r .| fur Cuts. Ilntisos Sores I'lcors. v illCllln. It \ IT Suits, Tetter, (' 11:11 | r n<> | ay rud. It is j?n-iruiileed in give periV'ct ict i?n ur nullify refunded. 1'ii 'J' i l>erliu\ Kur sul? f>\ 1> 1. I'usev I I ul IS-J \, ' j 1 Co. res,?oii?lctioo of the L iiion Time;. Mews From North Pacolet. Etta J am:, July 'Jf.?Mr. W. C. Thomas a had u now F.'-ry I? at built and launch- st at II Will's feiry. It is the work of Mr. S cA11 stcr sad is built oil a new and improv- c< slyie It c '?t about $100. ct '1'be wounded man of whom wc spike last ick <1 it <1 on Wednesday 16th itist. A jury st iuquest was f rnied by James- L"T S^iuin, . '"spice, acting Coroner. It c?M^teil w 1 tb >n?twelve white and two colored? it th A. Fri*n]^ Kend/ipk, foretnan. Adter arj^g the feSQ^w- , I1"* ^ lowtii^t iw www _ 9*-' v "That Calvin KrVin chmetn l::s death by <v |i st -1 shot wound from the hand of (denize A aiige, alias, "Spider," against the peace ei I dignity of the State." The slayer made p i escape. f Hev. I'. 1'. Smith {>.t tclied to a large con- gi egalio'i at o.ileiu yesterday. His text was d mi Ilonians I : 111: 'For I am not ashatn of tliu (Suspel ?f I'tiiMt, for it is power <>f r? nl unto Salvation to every one tbut be- n vetli." t' The ufo r.ioon sorvico was a review of the w ii'lay School lesson of the day, whioli the d eaker analyzed, and trmplilieil gically. a The dry spell has come to an end, and u tat seems to he a renernl rain is falling at ci is writing. Crops, where they are not too hi r bpettt will in all probibility ake new n e it We exject many ofourald sol tiers, their ves and children and the children of our J low comrades to v'sit Yorkvillo next V mtli, to witness and to take pa-i. in the re- C ion exercses of the oth. S. C. Ke^imcut. S itriotie old York, true to the memory of J e 1. >st t'ause, extends a cn ditl welcome i all. | . ? waits. , 1 flvl ' tl tig h, were to catch each other by the tip of e e tail an I form a "King" feet in circum- w rence Now suppose each suake woul I u a low the one directly in front of hiui how si mid the original r!uii he o'fectcd. And ft tat woul I be the area of the figure pro due- m ? Vox. in h Co: .i' aioiideueeof t lie Union Tim is. at Kelton Happenings- c' Y* (. i. ? il-;. ? 1 |? lie,- i s'tpnt rvniiip lie mi I wln'o the ; Sal Mmc s n e fa'lj? . i of d-y ami thii>iy Indus I wi'i ry d ?; ve you a few do s t nen Ke' 01. s. >ps a . 1 >o; ?ug wc'l am, ir.c lanl by mi oil foif i.t iti. Some sections have suffered ^ p .in: the showes have been partui', y ;t I ik we a?e now having n general > i. M'.n-' l*i ineis phio'ed pc is nfier iy icnitrui Itiey have ilieiu wu'k out yet. ' ' > i uiu'dfttps nre b'goioing to swarm ^ roit;;'i our secl'fi now, noer it is too bite use the hoe. . Mr. Janus M. (.lee spent two days among ^ s friends i lec.ioneering, but in passing the ... ipse V?f the writer and seeing the bean toll cv'aus'ed for ihe want of rain he ule n ? s?-?p: but iC lie could have seen me ij. clou p'i;oh t'lff s woe'd have looked dif- ^ r.ut to Inin. 1 ib'nk. Tillman ami the rai'?o.nia"e tho topics of e day. 1 think it wise t.i b : ir all the ndidaies end tbei" issues, i',e i decide ^ lio to vote for. We have not' ing t) judge .. inuu by, e.vcept his me''is, h:s pvoni'-es in h:s ?|im 1.lica.ions, so let us judge se'y be'o e iict'ii**. . Mi. 11. It. Mellissick lir.s "bund a well 1 lined siicki of totton ..em a I a -1 year's ot. It is now about S inches h'gh . id has seve al forms on it. lie is nu sing . I t ve what it wi'l do. So lock for it at the ,. . ti xt S i e l a r. Mr. t" av'es t! irner had a ca'f h.v n minus i i. lie lives in ('''ester ceuiiiv and thinks i in he it the county on hot ail calves. It is a sms'l b'treli of hair wlico the la"' , on Id 11. cl l'.-v. I. I?. Kelly preach c.' an in'cresting -iiio'i at h'as'er s Chapel on the ttinst. >:n I>i lU. 11 : Id. Not s Vtauto.ss. ? Fusonais. n?g Inlies j> ii'J pit l iwn .. \.s't i . :l I' Mr. 1'rel. l'lntnli ?>f Ang's.-i, ( ., :*s ii 11 g lev. 15. Cliirr.il mm 'inii'.v. ii Mr. ii. \\. (. is in, of ( leslc1", wcs * i t ;\\.i V i"*i 'iki wc.'k. 4 j Mis. J. F .r j?|>c' of Newbei.y, vitmetl her j., ?. Mrs. I,. N. Iloiigt , Ill's week. ' C > A n? L r *. has gone la I'emlc: son'ts. X. I'., (i i a \ it i. her ii.iiil Miss 1 jst ie A mlerson. \:: .(nv Allen o." ( lii"lenon. :s vis'.'ng 'a . W. Nicholson ami *.n ;'y. n ,1 M s. I'. Al an ami sin re it'ten .u ' neat Chevies:.on Is 1 son rein acil o ,. ... l? week . N Ma . r Charles Cli' ivl has gone o i :i ? it to tela '.ves :n A.'gu.sta. ;l M s. a. a. Douglas', of K"io\.*'' ?, 'if'* i., Mi imr Cul. I ii. Mil 'ssicli r ii I r i rn i I v "I Mis. Ii. Ii. Voting. S'rs. W. T. Lea ' M.ss !a lie it v. Misi Sims, ami .Mr. I'o t hum. have gone fo ilie iiinn'i'.iim. Miss ('jrric Wliitesiile has gone o Wl'iio il k fair il l 1 C unity, ?o vi-it re'n ves. lion. W. (). Cant an 1 wife, of Sr rtcr. t;n-i i ss Minnie McFa'hlen, of ClnioMon. a.e a v.-'t in Fev. 15 C. I/iiati'ey an I fanny. Mr. 1>. 15. Fan', of Saiituc l>i\'-.ou. l>r. . \V. Ch iiuhens, of Kellon Diiisiott, ami >. J ol I Uivisi.'ii, went I n 'ii: >) iii atio'i'i iho moo-iiijrof ilie (Iiaixi 1> vi- )ii i i!io S in of Toiiipcrancj iliis ' 'L'li. K .Mi-..!. I.. S. Hilt, ?.|' Oko'oin. Mi-< n -i; i11 ^ irion h :m I i o'iHivtM ir: I?ii- riiinly 1' ISarlura ati'l CI' mi I ?? r?, of ' " iivkm-y, vi-iicl Mr. II. I-'. I-Vsicr Mil " mil;- 1I1N vvi? !:. j u M -I.ilia I-'. < aa, of lli-l^cway. Va.. i< I II -ilina relative-' here. Mr< \V. II Hi *olmr?ni;:h. e l' t'lie-ter. i | '' i .1 \.^it to lirr |?.ircn.*. \fr. mm 1 Mrs. J. i ,, . NI C1 .Ulllld I'aillll/. Mi -s ISoll.t Stniili. i I' (irccitvillc, n i I Mi-iMniii Murrali. .'?Ui ! 11111 * j > ' m ? is rusiiri.'in^ in the v loiuit iiii fisi iicssfs. Mr. an 1 Mrs. .In*. I" 1 i; : 1? . t?' Spartan ( in/, arc on a Ai-it l? ('ant. A I! Foster and , iiuily. I - m I- .r I lie I inn -. I S ?11 r. .Inly, I'd. ? 'I 'ic Sa'ittn benm. r:. lib n.n |H"iniiii i' !y i> . a i by cke'ujr I I j- ay, ! " !< ! i I'. limn m Pi I. and >. P.. Paul. Sect it/. One lira 1 : <1 i,.i i ' 1 r 1 - 1 1 ',1 !-i n 'ties vere enn 1 e', i In , ,r I ''iinn : -nl 'i n '-Yi a i 1 J ic In'' ill ir; Ii.m1i f oil u s 1 inii'tn | / 1 .lopiC<l : > m 117.f ' . I c'i vi'u; 11-at I'i v < '' 1 c bin | a. i ?' llc:i>h"'l, '1 li il we n'edre t 'v a?o:'. 1,. | iy 1 lie action ef i'ie Xtii e I> 111 >e . 1cliiioii. wlmcxc it nay /. /> 1 . Ji'lIN P. I ill>>l is, |*-i j. I1. II. Fan 1. Sec y. (ie.i. J Im I , ' re.11 ii 'Jieil at his res* le'ioe I'1 Wes' P->i'i "-lieel, Nov Vi-rk. a* 0 c'.0''k Snn>In\ aficino n. of )x-i i 1 >nit s 1 lis ilea'Ii ami* sudden niii unexpected Corrcspoudonc* ?f the Union Tivkb JSanut, Jl'LT I'd, 18'.?0. Mb. ?It has been so long since 1 . 1 lid anything, save a little ah-nit the Inst 1 'c unduy School cmventin, that I have be>tue a s lent member of jour family of V"'3 jrrespoiidents. I hive been so absorbed w th w< rk, and lC > stingy with time, that I can now see, faintr, the other side?of the field,?and hope it l'rt ill ti11f t.rnvn lth:ttiturn I will Irir to eniul * ? I ? "" - " ? I . i a little news. lL This pi icc is being improved somewhat. ,"n onic dwellings iiro being painted, and tho arehoiivu*, irn?, fences, ^c., whitewashed, hich aids greatly to the pluee. Mr. C. W. ' usttP. our drugg-a', nl-o a dealer in gen- , ral merchandise, has put up a large and 011 owerftil street lamp in front of his store In0 r the benefit of his customers and tho bar- 81,1 ir part of the little town, as it throws a 'J11 i-nl of "liglit" on the place. c The Suntno Division 8. of T. held their ?01 jgu'ar semi-monthly meeting on Thursday 1 iglit, the D th and had n very modest lite lump-light picnic of their own, which J" as more grcat'y enjoyed th in any out-of- 10 oor picnic could have been. These suppers . re g v? n ipisrtcrly, on every installation 111 glit, hut on this one, other business oc- C*,M upied s> inucli of tlio time, that tlie instrl- ' l* ition of Officers was postponed untill the e cxt mee'iug . ldc'ow are the Officers to be istaPed: W. P., J. W. Gregory; W. A., R H. ,iU olius; 15. S., II. Claude Jeter; A. 15. 8. Irs. C. II. Wihefonl: G 8., \V. K C.'rnvvell; hap , Kev. C. It. WiMeford; Tims., J. 0. 'Ml arior ; Con , V/. O. Jeter; A. C., Miss Ida olms ; 1.8 , Traverse id. Jeter, O. 8. Woods ,u" litchel. ftI" It >s expec-'ed that the Division wil' soon kl? o is ngrv ^ v??yrtU) ik-i uvvttivl Itivu otttti'ttOJ Wk?i 1 a desire to uui e with us, t??id the busy i'1 orking season wi'l soon ho over. To sec so sin lauy boys just growing up, joitrng is a good tin git, ami is encouraging :o those who faith- fh? illy "stick ' and wo,-k. ldul for any young c<11 ion uv boy ti ipiit a good Society, and lie? hil icau it, trying to "loot (he fence down" to 8w t out ( tliers, is a vcry bid sign, anil looks is jspicious?the world wi 1 suspicion. Such i' liaraeiers can be inc.. with a'uiosi every day, 1' ad almost everywhere. I tit S.VXTl't! A li.I INCH. th( At the last meet'-gof the Saatuc Al'i ince, I"1 early all of its Officers worn installed. s,,< ome were nbscut a id will lie ir-atPcd tit far io next mooting, s.itui lav octore 1'ni M"i- ">< ay in Augtis:. I give ttic names of the 'hi Hicer* so that the uilic** All'atices will see ",:t hut good material we have ami know \v hat o are doing in that 1 no : t':| I'res't., J. W. liregory ; Vice I'res., J. C. lot ftor ; So3., E. W. Jeter; Trees., Dr. J. 1'. vet Itotinn ; Chip. J. II. Randolph ; Lecturer, ^,f: C. I'. J etc*; Ass't l.cc., 1). 1$. Fant; yo: oor Keeper. A. Mitchell; Ass'tD. K, Win set lylor ; Stewart, J. D. Jeler. r:'? There li.iv lieeu several picnics ar.un 1 ou' nee I last occupied a space in these colli tints. 'l,M hero was a if go otio ail I a tish stew at L'le'- s inill on Rrmd river on iho 11, which ' ' a ; iroely part eipatod in hylhoyoi'itg and '>o io' o ina'iired iroin both sides of the river, w" ho, it is said cuj .ye 1 themselves to the il'osl. There have tils > ticen several night- ph sh stows there by iho m.-u fo'ks of th's 111 JCl'Otl. w' It is very dry down here to date, we ir?t * *' aving had any rain in throe weeks, only his litt o shower that biro'y laid the dust, l,u ml as a iiatiir.i' consequence cr >ps are in ning badly, tint tlio farmer i are diligent- ot > at work, trying 11 lay-by, and arc puttig their crops in oxcellen condition for itue. Kov. ('. R. Wtllcford will begin a series < f ico'ings at .Salem o.t fiuith Sntiiay, and iry wi l then ho extended to his other iu.olios in their turn. E. W, J* o0' <v, nir Corre-imndeneeof Cnioti 1? u :s. ?i Te'.eplionio Vibrations. Jo.NKSVIl.I.E, July 21. m!, The long dry sncll was hrokea last night ad oont'if.tod nj> to noon to-day, with a ||, r* spool of still more rain. One man, who sa. as a River plantation says it has already ir, lined enorglt f r liiut. The rain como jnst t the n ok of time, for the crops, in some lioe-, at le.i?t, were fast giving out. c ? Our Town is hoiltlty aud moderately quiet. tin f we had uo 1 .(llifOS on baud we would j'0l iMainly have peace and aiuiotncss. Dr. \V. O. Southard l as returned f om ]al 10 Now Yurk medical Lectures and is ready |UJ ?give his medical nltcoilon to a'l who mav th: ecd his services. Mrs \V. II. S. Harris, J. W. Rates and Sa miy. and part of J. R. Foster's fund'y arc jin 11 at (ileini Springs, trying to rectipc>atc |1(, lioir health. Mrs T. L. 11 antes and Mrs J. L. McWh'rtcr n.c ive be>-n to tiluoii's also, but have returned. v,;, Miss Lizzie Littlcjolin, of I'acolet, has been t;l, .- tint; relatives in Jonesvi'le. 0f A Dcinocr.itic t.'lnh of the Struiglitoiits or glt iti-Tillman men, is being brmed hero with ret good ni my names enrolled?many more, th< lan o-ie would tli:? k from hearing so mucli cei ' the Til'iiriu cra/c. Tkli.i'iiunr (Correspondence of the I'uiou Timi'.s.) mi Happiness all rouna at Rivei3idc tii'l Mil. Ki?ima.?Wo are privileged to report '''' lis week t'uit one soi'l has been made ''V ap; y; yes, two s nils made t > rejoice, and e might s iy there arc "Two souls with but si"gle thought; t.io hearts that beat as ^ ne." tin t!io lTtli inst., Mr. .Inn Mooreil.of Mt Tabor, was unite I in the holy mi Is of wedlock to Mi-s Fannie Werts of " ewberry. Rev. R. ('. Latnply official ng. J,l| Tins entire coniiiiunity has liccn b',es?ed ith the illicit needed rain. The crops were e'innin/ i i sutler severely from drought. . i lie oiit'ook now is i r more ri?111 inula i . n me eimnl wet spell. . : .i i....... it... v?rage ; Corn very little better, if liny. Cl lr."V are . Mm- very tiin* fields of corn ou ie lliver, ami if we arc allowed ! ? escape 1 ' ill'!! I-1. will rci|> an abundant bar vet. Helen ainl Magg'e Young of Union, iv vi>itiug llicir relatives, tin; .Misses 1/1 I uglies, en KiversMlc. NJr. Hughes Worthy, ".v11 > has a very line "" u rum In grus pasture jiisl ever ill Chester, Hl ui i< running uMuck firm, has been very ''' nl'-rtiiiiaiu in lno-ing 17 Ileal uf rat lie 1 ruin one iiiikn >\vn cause. Jok. i s . o \ Sait. Invisimi.m. I~ one which is " ' uinriiiicol i i bring y?.n s.a'isfaclury results, ' r in ci>e of I'ii I me a return of | urclnse nice. On t!ii- sale plan you can buy from iir ii'lveilisnl hrug'i-t a bottle of I>r. "'' viaj's New lb-, .very for t'ousuniption. Il ' s guaranteed to bring relief in evey ease, J v Ik-ii iise<l f >r any atlecti ?n of Throat, bungs, 1:1 ' r.oiehil is. Asliiiun, Who .ping Cough " 1 'roup, etc,, etc. Ii i- pleasant and agreeable ' ' o i i-ie. perfectly u lie, ami c n always be lepen ie I iiioii. 1'iial bottbs r e at li H. 1 *1 'o-cy s |?ritg Stole. I'"1 > Mi r Wins?We il '-e to ray t> our I'1 us. h ii f..r yeai wo hav b i ii se";ng iv'ii.1 s New h'seove'-y for I' inscmp'ion. ' It'ug - New I Iff I'i'N. Ibo kb-n - A*oil.i .iv ami bc <r.c bi'tefs ami have iuvi" ,'1' to1 c I . rm d: s 'i it sell as Well, ol' Hi ll 1,11 itc veil ui!i it u i versa! sa: i-l ulioit We :l o n-t I.- , it lo g. i: in no them cvciy .''iic, ii>i| wo s'm | ,jy id iin.i;..i ih" pii'-ehn-a' ' e. ' ili? irlory ivsiPs .| > n >i fo"ow i ' Use. These remCil'i's have won their 11 real p .' arty pire1," o'i ie' inet: >. 5. ! I". -i'v hirg'is : 1,1 1 ?V I i h, Mange. ami Serai-he on hiiniaii or '' nil. .its taitc I ill HI nomile- by Uooll rd uiiiaty l.oiion. Tnis in-vt-r l.nl-. S,,| | |,y 1,1 I. M, tlillliS x SON, hruggi.os, I'nioii. ; of a re mi Note paper I ".< . or a wlin'c .lit cam I i >0 cents at ,,f II M, Cull UN x lildj S. kn For the Times. Hie firming interest of this country is foundation rock on which ilie prosperity every enterprise and every iudividinl "s. None, therefore, but a downright 1 would will'iigly throw un obstacle in way of its success. If it was needful it any one industry should have the jfcrence over another in our legislative ictmcnt, with ooe consent nil would say it be the farming interest, But is it not nifest to every thoughtful tii'tid that sro can be no real prosperity or wb'ic oreinacy in Soudi Carolina without a ? [tpy blending and mutual protection "U? ' the avocations that contribtilo aught of ir icler or airength to the State gocertint? The excitumeut that is now coavu g the State seems to have been born of s idea that the worth of the farnteis to : State Ins not been ful'y nprrecUted on t iscquently they ore suffering front lcgisivc oppression. If this is the the germ ni which sprang the agitation that has ii our }>eoi>lc asunder, then 1 submit ihut blame lies at the door of the fanners miselvcs. Four years ago Congress was the hands of the democrats nud the mtry held them responsible for the laws j enacted, as the republicans in turn will held responsible for the laws they mo iv "making. Ky parity of reason, since c farmers arc in a majority in the leisure they are responsible for the laws that pear on our Statute I'o >ks. And the negation that the farnicvs in the house were inboozled does not shift the responsibility. 0 farmers pay three-sevenths of the les. have four-seven"Its of the population, 1 live-sevenths of the representatives. in one ohjccis to this iuo<pial ty of repreiliition. They li.ivo hud llic 1 mno uluwo tlie law making department of the State ico'70, and when their selfish desire for 8 whole carcas is realized, we only hopo it the wisdom of their enactments will lie nal to the greatness of their respens'ity. lint we tremble for the honor of ut h t'a olina if the pre-out class agitation a forecast of jwhat the fu<urc will he. If had been the deliberate and studied pur>e of the farmers in this move to destroy unity of the white race and disintegrate ; democratic pa*ty, they could not hnvo upon a plan that would have been more . u-s-dul. There is no objection to tho mors li dding convcti'ions and embodying ir views in phn forms. I hit the Irict'.on i... I.I -? -; it v.ni.-M-'i uiv in upposuion was II1C ,u that they pill forward us the exponent those principles. It is well known that pt. Tillman was an extrcniest ami inimic?' a Nrge number of our citir.ens. Ami the iy suite of things that now exi-t in ihe ite was predicted before the .March eonniou met. If someone of our able oti vative farmers ha t been nominated the e would doubtless have be?n made vvitlii opposition. Ohjectioii to Capt. Tillmiu L'S Hut nti'uii u|i|idMlhMi I * ilio Fiiiiiiuis ivcracnt. 1 presume, however, that ('apt. Iinau was put. forward for ;;iibevnat'OPal no-s, because he was the first patriotic tch-d?fr whose false bark led the people d . suspect that I ho public crib was bung ** to Icred. His claim to exudation rested the presumption th?t lie had detected otig doings among the State officials, and it lie had the brain and the courage of i convicti >u to expose the corruption to hlic oi/c. Virtually, self nominated, teh him, with his eye riveted on the goal ollice, ns lie. step by step, proceeds to 'integrate the democratic party, llisden must be hid from the farmeis, and at 3 very outset lie attempts to cover up the itli under the debris of such epithets as jiboozle, debauched, leprosy and the like, s first charge was that the democratic I'ciiinicnt of South Carolina was perilled with political lepro?y. The honor the patty, the iutegii'y of the State, and t honesty of h< r officials demanded t!i if s charge should be refuted. He was ide publicly to admit that his aceiisa'ion lhV..AH;:iir- I'.'l'v. i'l lllS Mfft'T/i "la^yl-rS at lie claims to wag, then turn around and * you are responsible fir the excitement the State. If you had not replied to our irges there won >1 have been no cuisc for citement. Von shouhl have let history istruc your silence into guilt. To hang a n uUil. .i : ? ... .......... .. ill... 13 II 3|>OVllll Ml til ri"lmit ion that stands badly in nurd <>f being "ormo. I. His* 'next ilinudcrbolt is inched at the members of the lower use. From the slump bal lie dec'nred it they were debauched, b.tmboozled, ete. w tto honest man believes that McKissick, rrnlt, Thomas, Fowler and Heaiy sold it- vote for a bottle of whi?l:ey or a vdy-do. There are nieit who are not lit themselves, ever ready to suspect better it t>:' wrong doings, lie next empties the .1 of wrath in the Seita'e eh ttuber and tieres that those honorable men are guilty perjury. The animus of that charge w i tit of the fact that certain Senators used to burden our people with sixty >u*uud dollais for taking an u mice* i-us. IJy waiting a few years tit other llu.-I ' . 1- .< V... y . but Cupt. Tilliiittti. b' lti've ... ,??.i <1 or the State has mi lie red d< triuicnt bctso of this delay'.' In the next pace he us hisguns on the >a lr old co'timistioti. declares that these men were tied up 1 t lined as nwi'd it'iininl. Meaning that y were hribetl. Str uiye enough lie furto tell the farmers the immense benefit ; eon mission had been to them. Itcforn commission came in'o ex st nee. the ,es or r.a'e of freight on the (' luinhia, atloite .X Angus a road for 1" ton- each "><> miles was as follows: Ferli i/.c-s. S:; t, Itott seed, t'ottou seed men', S.?tl, the dillerciice to-.lay, mi l notice the iiii-*w n-e saving t t the farm r?: Freight on li izers is S'JiI ">(), on seel, an I on 1 in see?l infill, Sr-O A Mivinj* of ire 11i in on I't'i* cent. I ho is the \v:?y ?-?? lameil men liel|>? <1 tins farmers. 11 is xi Ill-inn.' t:?l I s mi I lie t'rieinls ?1 tee S'ate 11versii , an I the ('iM'lel. lie ileum; er8 tiieir ;,i'.i'luule8 us Iu lis anil arislnlis?Men ivlio le?l ns el- rimislv in victory lie eiisiiiuxuine lielil tlnmia I lie war nml I'elv y.ii le I i*s ivlien ilie sinrm < }' iiiiuiiiQ --i'>:i ran lii"liesl in T'>. IT these men i i fell the Sniieli iii' mil' elhow ia war nml peaee are ilmles ami ari- ncra's, then <iivo ni n e nf t lie i-auii! e i'ihev. < >ne wniilil w iiiiiie'iiie thai lie h.el ?-ui j ( <. wrath. N<>l mi. His Insl w is a <lrive nl I lie liarii earn; <1 honor of r miIiI ers as iliey eh-irjreil into ilio jaws ile.ilh. The nu n vvlm follnweil l.ee ami ekson ami Imre til< lit ami ii'-snl iul the r of the t' nfeilerftey, he now le 'In ns vtf lieen Imiioreil en ??|{h. I>nl any Onroi :.ii ue:i .in > ih u the lime v\ ii'il ever mi'. when we w"ll >1 l<e e I I 111 n In I'eiliiue I he snhliers of ih l,ci>i l'an*e. Ami I his same eooiu'ciioii he |> inis in flowing ii's tif self hill I'llioli In l he |>:lI't he look the llilenlon riot, ns Ih.eieh it was <<>nii it le la I he laiitle liehls <if \ a. The furring ls a |.i '(lire of the mail who is posing f ire I he | eoj.le : s i In* farmers fi ieml. lie s -lit hoa'l of Jersey ea . e, 'JO hi'ii'l of lies, ami owns iMMaeie.* of laml. an I is lepeli It'lll of |he lei 'a*. llemiV ho iipvii Mi- i mi i-'i n 111 r. i ; 11 wiiii nil l!ic ii n nil- I c i! <>"i that In* unn s 'liO.xi hi liii-''liii;_" I" wl' in Ii-1 hi i -.1 y :|I|"I tlil'V III l?t " . Ill'i ilili' nil I illi'V lllllst inc. I u^k die i>111>Ii<.11i n hi' |||i? fiilluwir li-llcr tint liii IVi ml Inn I'm1 I'limit* iv l>c km * iv ii. I' liu* 'armcr* j'lMssi in l iiijr io fi i'i'c ('njii. 1111 tniii i>n i' ! mi ii lie - fllll'll'l I'll I'll vil'l.ii- I. I In-W'll I'C I'C* ii|i-il?ln !" ?i* I lie HPgr>? ii I*)'- in iry I Ii-1 will vit;|!.l\ f ill nv. Ii j imi 71?. Tl I.I.M \ \ AMI llli 'Ir.WSIS ('ill I Mill.\ i ly II Sj Cwinl Ciipl .1. Mn lilackwell, l'luinl. Kimiii'Ii. I.'lgefn'1'l i'o n'y, who iB owiiui cue el ilie g'line.t men in the

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, July 25, 1890, Image 2