The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 13, 1906, Page SIX, Image 6
TILLNAN DENOUNCES
LYON AND HIS WORI
(Continued From Page One).
audience of, Coluimbia's fair daugl
ters.
Mr. J. Fraser Lyon.
It was thitn (hat Senator Tillina
settled dowii to his attack on M
LV41n. lie declared that he felt i
unot1ililate that lie had te asstne til
appearallev (of iIterIeddling in thi
race. But this would he his only 01
portunity as he wild have to leav
this hippuldromlle. le had sonethin
to say personal too tole of the candi
date and he wanted to) say it "i
the prue-ence ol' that .entleman
and t Ien he c( ri-ect ed hiimself im)pre
sively an.] said that man. ft
thi t I'.re wa s a d1ead Sileiel heteor
t h -t pe liaker haunv1 c11 cIhed iut a i!I.
In the sprin-, Selnator I'illian ha
i-1114e an aebln - te tle pee.ph- .
h I 'arlll i li tI,e V-.Cli c- lt ' w h
Ie hd thaken lalsi taeavselthi
a .. 1 the' i :-| t 'l. sllpl h v 1\ tiA* I
t iz t T,nEnittee . l ii od :.
tl l .. E t - I
n dti- l h t
ed . . ''u . iS l I.; : , a .
I.
<1. le th ni. <h- t Ielale W.tiric. ly tha
h i, !p vren hnitC i i . ip eV., lr
t iin '' h: itiheen luJb1a .
edl C' Ib-f: Il11 c'I -miivailY that
' '\ I auI I ; I t illi d u b - V
I ii = 2 ' c t 2 ha l l vi l IjI ' I II I I I II I . . i
W il!at 11i4.11 1 b le 411,111114. 1e ~ mY
yelb- surn enib sia .t11mnit"r.
"ti. I will leave that to nlY friend
Iv-.~l l.' "lid n t r Til an n .
SenIIr TIII I ti e t re I c
tll 1: 1 rti It .ir. ('. (. lavi- ha.l te
lhad t..I l ii. tha :1 l' ... :1i. ,i1
w l. I o p. l.t i
ho d Il- e . lt . I!'.I , 19 3:t ill . l t
r.
''b.'ll je ther 'if the vote C*
tiC utn in I T il ii ,tated th ta
*e hi '1wn1 mai fe lc e''Ir . I n ro
hIi, l e ' 'e cefu ofie n Aheil
'rin to LIet ai iettlement oft whiske
cl ic.s tha~t "ThiIina tileh Vct( r1
mi'he at h e hl'iiusi-el ilnde at
ve.~,it ieo ." lie said, ini his testi
mccny. that lie paid back I he reblate
lie iHubbell. Wheni I goc to Cinicinnuai
I will siee if' suIch1 w~ere thme ease5.
have heard somewhere that when Be
Tillmnan was governuor lhe reeie
piano from a whiskey house.''
''I doe not know who stairtedl the
one0, '' saide Senator Tlillma,i. ' 'Ha
this nman been t he gentleman to repr<
(elt Abbeville county hionoraly in th'
ltegislaturie he coutld have found ot
where I go~tt that pianmo. Hie misrel
resents Abbeville county, for I neve
fomnd any blackguards there in m
campaigns. TheIire is only one wor
which will fit my feeling and it is
AfCter thue whtooping had subside<
Senator Tillman continued that beha
bought the piano two years before th'
dispensary was :thared, and this ma
could have found it out ''but he ha
the meant cur doy propenlsity."~
Isay with pride and pleasur
'that Abbeville wvas the only connty i
hich T Mas never treated with die
urtoMy. his man coming from sue
le g tflaubhe world over his dirt;
signature that he had heard that G
Tillman had received a piano fn
a liquor house.''
Senator Tillman said lie had giv
his reply to a reporter on the wit
but he hiad waited patiently for I
report of the subcommittee on 1
raatter.
He had thought this young man I
heen puffed up and hal had a ese
swell head over the praise given h1
t by the newspapers. He had expect
c that when Mr. Lvoni had recoveT
from his ease of swell head lie woi
at least write hin a letter or wot
c report i-fficially what lie had fou
in Cincinnati. "In his statement
reply to my twn he made the acei
n ti,n personal. and hy his silence
- ainl - by the charue. I here deny
-as a mist infamous lie." (Hurrahi
r a]-., excitemnent 1.
Naively. Senator Tillnan declar
far as the race for attornev t(
elal is t neieerte(I I have n,,tlillZ
, a. But I .we it tIl myself and,] I
I it tvu ti den munce himi here as
mialic*i iii -lanz;lerer.
-'An. a lr.'' inter.iee!'d Mr. BI
I I t'au hi an. II-q1-v I 11 (.1 11
I ha I
I thni, , v, a I iew.
-#Ir-# I mI ti , r - he pe'.1.1 fa itlI
Lyon's Reply to Tillman.
TIir wa n-hiat e'nzi-n ve,-tenil;
.l. l-'a, r Iyon in hi- -:pef-ch i, C.
im1ia M 1i 11v ihit . It i- 'vill
rleih- a a p 0einal intIl ter.
I,ss '.11 anld ('bri-ktensenl int t1i
-n'V'il Inalters inl whilIh l thev ha.
bn 1ve11rru41 biY t lie cominit tee v
- whIle.
iut, as Mr. M. A. Malone had a
inady explaiie-d that Senator Tilina
h 1.t and 1d for the pialn,, inS9
i 1e ilvait-rl l I . een le arded as
>Me:il iI%* vil S1e tr Tilh a r)
41 -1 it i i I I poi nId sIvf <.
. I li tI t .I I e 1 1i t \v(
u unwelli Vuda ih and w
-en i Tilban I asno w
1 :..e lii -il -rdaIr~l to e c lto ae
- b'lr:. U twillit is v it' n.aletilmt
. G i I u t yi-,ut erd a : 11itv 1
, I eyr F"i.it onr o T ef tae:iin
NeiIt h.II 2 heen4 0 LI pnt ivh att
te -.' iiet eligl.0 S tt l h n lie M .h
I'LlIi wt e marks'utI here hei
N:yelf i. ti- i e r-o inta he Ii r nport
F le llietril! tter111s i ~I'- e it.
L i ll.a h t i s q ie fa trn
hS o whtteo orhsapoe
Tn a hrlt ee Ihtahn
de sninn- e ao ib a r
tialyapoe falm ab
( f ir1et t e lt e tga lg so
tC i o ie ty i- n ie ty
LIwne nwwyw i
exmn inessbo-h eef
Nehryi1-'bur.Teas
a Low
0
Nsvw
hi
V
Wv. sufficient, tile committee woul have
'In insisted on the evidence from these
witniesses being made a part of our
en recorts.
He wanted to know why we did not
mittee did not ask Mr. L. W. Par
ker who Lanahan's political agent
was last year. Senator Tiliman should
have kinlwn 1 the published vote of
im the cmmittee that I was not respwn
ed sibe for this failure. I did asg those
ed questions. Thie majority of the eoi
id mittee voted that Mr. Parker should
ild 'not answer.
id Senator Tillman sustains me in
i my position in those contentions as
well as in the matter of the suspended
lie payment of the $700.000 worth of
it claims.
S lie asked why was not the manaer
of the R1ichland distillery put oin the
ed -tand1i to c1rr1bilrate the evidence OT
I.. C. C. Davis that 1I. H. Evans had
to t'.h4l 1-f Wilson and himself elimbin
ve n a table I.- watch through a tami
a si.- tee reb)ates Ipaid others. The
reasonI i- that sri'i.-s wilson, at Ihat
- time man .le --f the distillerv. as
ImIVedl 1 tG G..rJia anmid we lave :ct
Ibe en h t1 et infrmation frol. im.
I Th Scn:II.er Tillm"an is onie oI It
he I a' n-ev. put m.
\ i te peiano incident. T''e
n .,a e .e a detectiv. 'ec
- 1. c'uhl fiind retj
-efil l y r i
Ti.i I cIm N
-a" it u 'ii 1 !1 Vc- I M ~ r~
d- 31r. Ila.-l,- - e-n and faib- lc '
v een n th i reor submitted t,e
i- thl i iit-. \ftei ill(Illiiv by the
..n:n ite- hal faildt- to secure an V
credhitale .eic.,the pianoc inii-u*t
wA drpj 1 ' l plnd f i t Ienl. es eI, l
V yI a ti. 1.1 1ai llne had p)l r VinS
ly I'lly e.xlainedI thv purchlas' 4f
ittf the pian in 1l1.
It was Iver. chared mr stated by
mI that Gv. Tillmanl had received
a iaiee fr(Pmi a whiskey house. 1bcut
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te I W.B. Rikar4 e.
Jeweler
cv Newberry. S.C.
to
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is now In The Herald and
News Office where [he will do
cyour work promptly and under
itGU ARA NTE E.
cet Give him a trial.
ein
EARESI
ilnute |k
LWU R
-est for th
vberry
there was a rumor to that (fect, ant
that there was a rumor to that effee
the otlicial records of he subcommit
tee will show. That was all that wa
ever said about the pillno. Even Sen
ator Tillman insisted upon full inves
tieftion of his every act connectei
with the 'dispensary and I yet fail t(
see the harm of this inquiry, but Sen
ator Tilinan should rejoice at ih
failure to find corroboration of th
rumor that a piano had been sen
him by the Mill Creek Distilling con
pa ny.
It would be humiliating to me tc
know that at a public meeting I ha
been rightfully accused of stating t
falsehood; but knowing that I hav
always stated the truth and that thi
irate Senator cannot substantiate hi:
chmarges in this respect-he not eve:
attempting -to do so-the shaft whicli
lie had intended to be deadly to ni
will fall harmlessly at imly side.
I cannot believe that the justice
peoi ple of South Carolimi
wOld aid Senator Tillnint in the ae
nil m1piliment of his purpllose ti de
feat me. To the people of South Car
41ina I will say that it is imly pIrpose
t ']I ntinu il the course I have here.
tre pustel an- 4 will Ilot be ilov
1l * } persi-'iinl al tail:-. iim - will I all
ly abiupive epillets witl any ne. I
142'1. t hl! 'eoalt'ra' TIMiall Feels ler
-l:l ri'VEl I 101 ile t'1111 4.1 i :
1412 -Vi wprk pllil.:r. S n to T ilt
W, * va 4 Imm14 1' i1 1 1114vek!
it2 4r~ T i ii 'ht It ve inll uir
li ..r 1and I *a would have tol
him t lie result I ou1,I r iIluiry. lit
l;l lmvc 1ha1 reIered to fon111dle the
1 M'111l1ar1 -rievalile to have a hool
i1 Wiliell to llan ablse ilstead o
r '/ tIlne(t )r is lie really mad be
vause it was lly duty to preseit t<
hite le.ple lit., the itate convinIcinl
Evidence of tle ilhereit Corruption o
lie dislellsary system which lie i
rV4)*kinl so 11ard t) salve. I wolide
11111 1 a..reed to 'whitewash the dis
>lnsary system, would such a tirad
iave b;eeln directed against me.
J. Fraser Lyon.
Columbia, S. C., July 10, 1906.
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