The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 31, 1901, Image 2

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WILL THE PEOPLE APPROVE? The white people of South Carolina cannot fail to see the meaning of the action of what purports to be the action of the State Executive Committee, in adopting a resolition denounc ing Senator McLaurin and de manding his resignation. Of course Senator McLaurin will not pay any attention to star chamber proceedings. The com mittee is coimposed of one man from each county elected by their respective county conven tions, but the committee which adopted the resolutions was made up of only a portion of the elected members, and the others were substitutes. The call was to arrange for the primary in the seventh Congressional dis trict to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. J. W. Stokes; there w'as not the slightest sus picion that Senator Tillman would attend the committee meeting and call for action against Senator McLaurin. Sen ator Tillman, by virtue of his being a member of the national committee is a member of the State commit.tee, and it is the first time he has ever attended one of its meetings. Had it been known that such a high handed .outrage was contemplated a full committee of the regular elect ed members would have been present, and probably the re sult would have been otherwise. It was just such snap judg ment tactics that brought on the revolution of 1890. The conven tion which nominated Hagood was called for another purpose, and when certain politicians coun ted noses and found they could succeed, they run roughshod over the purpose of the convention and made the nomination. The peo ple grew restless from that day until they rose up and hurled from power the perpertrators of that injustice. If we approve of this commit tee's action, do not let us grum ble if the committee makes a rule, designating what man we shall vote for; if it were to do so, we should only be getting our deserts for permitting politicians to go unrebuked when they un dertake to throttle the people. If McLaurin has not voted in accordance with the wishes of the people, let the people rebuke him by voting against him, but give him the chance to defend his course before the people whose servant he is. The executive committee did not elect McLau rin, and they have no right to demand his resignation. Sena tor Tillman admitted that Mc Laurin would pay no attention to the resolution and he knew the reason why. But Senator Tillman wanted the resolutions to go through,hoping thereby to cripple McLaurin's progress in the fight for freedom of thought, speech and action he is making. The object of the resolutions is to influence the comting State convention to adopt such a pledge that any man dis agreeing with Tillman on public questions shall not be permitted to discuss his views in the prim ary, thus making. our primary system a close corporation with none allowed to enter who have not Tillman's sanction, and if successful, bossism will levy on us blackmail as well as taxes. We joined the Tillman move ment to put down this very con dition; and now when we find our leader who has grown fat in office, today a stockholder and director in a big corporation, un dertaking to stifle free speech and free thought we feel that the time has come for another rev olution to strike off the shackles of political slavery that an arro gant and tyrannical leader is leading us into. GAG RULE. The action of the State Demo cratic Executive Committee last Thursday night can not meet with the approval of the people. It was a piece of intolerant ty ranny which should be rebuked, Those partisans were drunk with power, and the few politicians on the committee undertook to do that which the Representatives of the people refused to do. The committee's action if not rebuk ed will amount to the destruction of harmony in our State. When a few partisans can so control party action that the people are not to be trusted with the settle ment of public issues, then we may as well do away with a free government and place a monarch over us. Senator Tillman open ly declared at Gaffney that he would oppose action looking to wards keeping McLaurin out of Ahe primary, he further recog nized McLaurin's Democracy when he wanted to contest for his'seat in the primary with Mc Laurin. Then how he could have advocated the adoption of those infamous resolutions is be yond our comprehension. Till man says that McLaurin is no longer a Democrat and insinuates very strongly that McLaurin sold himself to the .Republican party. Tillman has never at tempted to produce any proof,but has relied upon making the as srtion. John Lowdnes Mc Laurin has been in the United States Senate for nearly one term. He and Tillman were elected in opposition to trusts, monoplies and combines, today we see the name of Senator Till man, published as one of the directors in a five million dollar corporation, chartered in the State 'of New Jersey. and we also see the name of his favorite candidate to succeed McLaurin, connected with a3 mine, from which he has already i but no where hav( McLurin has b' suddenly. Befor IA)U>LIS A1PPEIfr. Edci tor. MANNING. S. C.. JULY 31. 1901. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. SUVSCIUPTION IRATES: Onse yer..............................N 5 ix months ......................... i Four months....................-- - - - - ----- . ADVEIRTISING RATES: One square. one time. 61: each subsequent in sertion. 50 cents. Obituaries and Tributes of Respect charged for as rexular advertise'ments. Liberal contracts made for three. six and twelve! months. Communications must be accompaies. by 18' real name and address of the writer in order to receive attention. No communication of a person: eir: cter wAll be published except as an tuvert:-.e:a'nt Entered at the Pet!.icme. at Mn :. :; as Sec ond Class matter. Copies Of this paperr n::' 1r :ount t'I file at W"ashiuetui in the o:aice of our special corres pondent. E. G;. Si der:. NS$ F street. N. WV. W:shlntt'ton. 1). C. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY. It does not req uire much sag acity to discover that there is dissatisfaction in c party in the ders have allowed - td ambitious men ; In the North and Northwest to engraft upon its old time doctrines new theories, which make it hybrid in charac ter and adjustable to conditions existing elsewhere than in the South. In the last two Presi dential elections the party thus handicapped has suffered disas trous defeat, Mr. Bryan and his political associates have consti tuted it into an organization whose principles are calculated to excite class prejudices, and to alienate broad minded " and pro gressive democrats in the Sout. To more fully conceal the real objects of the Populistic elements in the party, the policy o mak ing no vital political issues with any other party has been adopt ed, so as to make it simply a party of opposition and obstruc tion, hoping in this way to de ceive the people and elect a President. The intelligent business men of the South have not fallen into line under the banner of this Populistic democracy, and after two defeats have openly revolted and proclaimed their purpose to rehabilitate the party. This is considered treason by the Bryan ist leaders, and in their efforts to silence this dissatisfaction in the ranks they denounce all who do not agree with theim as rena gades and Republicans. In the their blind zeal they tauntingly denominate the Democracy of the business men as "Commer cial Democracy", and declare it is utterly at 'variance with the principles of true Democracy. They attempt to stifie argument, and trust to frantic appeals to the prejudices of the people to preserve, the present organiza tion. There is then a factional con festin the Democratic party of the South, the one faction striving to preserve the Democratic party as at present organized with Populism and Socialism its main doctrines, the other seeking to eliminate from it these political heresies and rehabilitate it upon the broad and progressive busi ness principles of the Democratic party of the South which made it victorious in the past. Upon the outcome of this factional contest in the party the future growth and prosperity of the South mainly depends. The progress ive wing of the Southern De mocracy favors -policies which will enure to the upbuilding of the South in her material and industrial interests, and such as are in harmony with existing in * dustrial conditions. They favor expansion, ship subsidies proper ly guarded and all other public measures, which will be beneficial to the whole country and which will especially confer upon the South incalculable benefits. It is true these measures are advocated by the Republican party, the ques tion is, shall Southern Democ racy be bereft of all its principles and doctrines, and degenerate * into a political mob of opponents and obstructionists? The fact is, during the last ten years the Democratic party in running off after strange political gods has permitted the Republican party to appropriate all of its progres sive policies and carry them out in their administration of public affairs. And as long as Democ racy is used as a means of ele vating certain men to office, and of subserving the ends of certain interests, it will continue to be a party without policies, and can never hope again to administer the goverment. What we need in the South is an unmixed progressive Democ racy,-a party of ideas and poli cies,-an organization controlled by the people and not by a few leaders, and a Democracy which is founded upon broad practical business as well as political principles. When the party is put upon this plane it will again command the confidence of the entire Southermn people, and en joy a chance of victory in a Presidential election. The North ern Democrats have latterly controlled the platfoo n and diestiny of the Natior:al Demo cratic party. The Southern wing of it has been nothing but a -voting appendage. Most of the votes in the Electoral College come from the South, and its people should have a controlling voice inl shaping its course and policies. When this is done, and the party is rehabilitated upon broad and progressive lines, it will again become a par-ty of power, and the South will reap rich rewards from its achiev into office he was regarded a farmer of such limited means that he had to go in debt to carry on his farming operations, today he is a director in a corporation having a capital stock of $5,000, )00. If McLaurin is to be convicted f bribery on the unproved ac cusation of Tillman why not con v-ict Tillman of bribery when the evidence is so glaring. No, read ers, this is a game of contemptible politics and personal spleen, and to gratify that spleen Tillman ap plied the whip of influence on the committee; fearing his displeas ure, they yielded, and commit ted an outrage on the people. There is more Catarrh in this section of the ountry than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Fora great many years doctors pro nounced it a local disease. and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with lcal treatment. pronounced it incurable. Sc :ence has proven catarrh to be a constitutional dis ease. and therefore requires constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the pnly constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon ful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hun dred dollars for any case it falls to cure. Send for cireulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. An Error in Tactics. In speaking of the action of the South Carolina state executive committee in denouncing McLaurin and asking his resignation the Atlanta Constitution says that it was a tactical mistake and will give MeLaurin a following which he could gain in no other way. It also says that it will give McLaurin the chance 'to go before the people as a democrat who has been unfairly treated. This will mean the support of that large class which always stands ready to help the man under pressure as against the strength of intrenched power. The Constitution is right. Real dem ocracy means fair play and an equal chance before the people. The South Carolina state committee has usurped or attempted to usurp the power of the people. They have said practically that there is no use of the party pri mary; there is no use of the people; the state committee can and will decide all these questions, though they prop erly belong to the people. The action of the South Carolina committee is re pugnant to the basic principles of dem ocracy.-Augusta Herald. The Great Remedy of the day is unques tionably PAIN-KILLER, for the instant relief of all burns, scalds, bruises, etc., and for pains in the stomach and bow els as well as in sudden attacks of chol era morbus. No family should pretend to keep house without it always by them. Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain-Killer, Perry -Davis'. Price 25c. and 50c. An Appeal to Reason by T. Larry Gantt. ARTICLE I. Before the meeting of the Demo cratic party in Kansas City last year, I wrote in the Spartanburg Free Lance, a paper at that time owned and edited by Mr. T. B. Thackston, several letters, over my own name, arguing that it would be political suicide for our party to renominate Mr. Wmn. J. Bryan for the presidency, I also urged the importance of the convention adopt ng a broad and liberal platform, which would heal the wounds in the member ship of the party and unite all demo rats against our common enemy, the reublican party. I also contended that the acquisition by the United States of the Philippine Islands, thus securing for our country a permanent foothold in the East, would do more than all else combined to develop and enrich the South, and that this polie'y would be especially beneficial to both the cotton producers and the cotton manufacturers in opening new markets for our great Southern staple and the products miade therefrom. I insisted that the annexation of those islands would force the opening of the Nica raguan canal, as both a commercial and a war necessity, and with the com pletion of this great international waterway, the prosperity, growth and enrichment of the seaboard States would be ohenomena!. I contended that it worli be folly for the democratic party to again enchain its national stanard bearers with a bimetallic plank in the plaiformn, for the financial issue had been irre ?ocably and eternally settled, and it was a waste of words and energy to reopen it. In my letter in the Free Lance I contended that the democratic conventier should adopt a platform in keeping with the changed condition of affairs ir. the country and get out of those old. political -" in which we have beeni -novin - : the war, and accept the sit o The democratic party iasae. a war with Spain, and yet, when the battle had been fought and victory won, we let the republicans reap all honors, and our leaders in congress plae their parpy in the unenviable iht of encouraging and sympathizing with the enemies of our country, and who were in arms against our govern ment and the soldiers. There was no necessity of yielding to the republican party, but it is worse than folly to antagonize and oppose everything that our political opponents advocate, when repeated elections held in this country had endorsed those methods, and that they were settled conditions. There are plenty of grounds upon which we can oppose the ruinous pol icy of the republican p arty without going to the extreme length of an tagonizing the prosperity and honor of the common country. That iniquitous trust system, which enables combine capital to rob and oppress the masses: our infamous laws that tax the people to keep in idleness deserters and camp followers; the carpetbag government instituted in our new possession and the high handed corruption of the party that has so long ruled this government, will furnish to the democrats abundant material from which they can frame a platform that would atppeal to the intel ligence, patriotism and honesty of the voters, would win for our party a crowning victory and give us for a long series of years control of the govern ment. Three times in thirty-six years the democracts have elected presidents. Through a compromise, which turned over to the democrats control of the State government of South Carolina Florida and Louisiana. Tilden was de pived of his sett and Hayes counted in. Grover Cleveland was elected and served for two terms, and both of his administrations were a curse and blight upon the country. Panics arnd business paralysis seized upon the land, thousands of mills and factories were closed down, and the highways lined with idle workmen. Secret bond sales wee made, which cost our taxpayers millions of dollars, and in a time of profound peace the public debt was largely increased. I simply re'fer- to those articles of mine, written more than a year ago, to show that I am no new convert to what is known as "Pr-ogressive democ Heartburn. When the quantity of food taken is too large or the quality too rich, heartbiurn is likely to follow, and especially so if the digestion ha Masticate -elapse be .llness and iaf ter eat too much, -and Liver oided. For -Isaac M. racy," for I have held and advocated, even before the last democratic con vention the same views that I now entertain. And I will state further that .I have no aspiration for public office, and there is not a position within the gift of the people, or any individul officeholder, that I would accept or have. I have permanently retired from journalism for good and all. I am now a farmer, I live on my farm, and intend to follow that avocation for the remainder of my days. I have always stood by and bat tied for the cause of the farmer and laboring classes, and advised what I honestly believed to be their best interests. And in the series of letters which I shall write on the political sit uation, I will advise that policy whici I believe will result in the upbuildine of our own State and Southland, in the honor and glory of our common coun try, and which will promote the en lightenment, the happiness and pros perity of the whole people. It is not my mission or my purpose to advance the claims of any candidate for any office whatever, but I shall dis cuss State and national issues, as they appear to my mind, and the people can then accept or reject them as their judgment and reason may dictate. I am well aware that there are cer tain politicians in our State and the South who denounce as emisaries and hirelings of Mark Hanna every demo crat who refuses to longer follow the leader-strings of Wm. J. Bryan, and advocate any new departure from the old, beaten track. My democracy has never been questioned. I devoted the best years of my life and every talent God has given me, to battling for the cause of my party, and, in the line of public office, I have neither asked nor received one copper in return for my labors. But in all candor I can see but very little, if any, difference whether a man be the follower of Mark Hanna or Tel ier. And so far as I am individually concerned. I do not propose to be guided by either one or the other. With the single exception of his opposition to the gold standard, Teller endorsed every plank in the republican platform, and he was aligned and in harmony in its work with that- party when it was a hundred fold more oppressive to the South and its institutions than that same party is today under the domina tion of President McKinley and Mark Hanna. If Teller ever opposed those outrageous reconstruction measures against the South, the placing of black heels on white necks, and the filling of every Federal office in the South with venial carpetbaggers and ignorant ne groes, I would like for some of those democratic Tellerites to show wherein he has ever befriended our people. On the other hand President McKinley has greatly advanced and improved the public service in the South, and is giv ing prominent positions to representa tive, prominent and competent South era-born white men But as already said, so far as I am individually concerned, I do not pro pose to be a follower of Hanna, Teller or any other republican or ex-republi can leader. I shall think and act for myself, but when the democratic party meets in convention assembled, formulates a platform and nominates candidates. I shall then, and not till then, bow to the will of the majority and loyally support the standard beare:r of my party. You know What You Are Taking When fou take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No pay. 50c. When De Crap's ILld By. Nigger, whar you gwine wid dat empty sack?~ Ef you's gwine to town, you as well come back; when yo' crap's laid by. yo' credic is. too I knows dat fac as well as you. Mighty rich nigg'er when de crap's begun. Not quite so rich when de crap's halt done; Purty po' nirger in de hot July. Po' as a snake when de crap's laid by. So you better pud down dat empty'sack, For des lack you take it you fetch It back, -You done bought mo' dan you ever pay," Dat des de word de boss wili say. So. what will a po' ole darkey do, When de grub's all gone, and de credic. too? , ef'n I dine on a chicken pie, You needtr't to ast me whar I buy. To that remark that you will make, whene'er we chance to meet, I answer in advance: Yes, sir: I'm conscious of the heat. samns from the Northern Wood are in Pyny-Ralam, $hecrt ce for coghe. CASTOR IA For Ynifants and Children. The Kiud You Have Always Bought Bears the 5i~ature of BE I NG CONVINCED T 'could support a first class, ble, we have decided to show ou ing the Sprott property east of t ares now building a large additi ness as it should be done, on the For the present and until o fer a magnificent line of Buggies, Wag Guaranteeing our Vehicles to be Later we will have Horses in the Union, and all purchases:i ing our valued reputation. COME TC W. P. HAW One Door Below ti SUMTER MILfl *AND FEMAL (Chartered.) SUTMT] CLAR~ENCE J. OWE OBJECT-That our Young Men may be de our Daughters may be as corner stones, polishe ComtSas-Literary (Regular). Scientific Charcoal and Cast Drawing. Pastel. Water Co ing. Commercial: Book-keeping, Stenography sion. Military: Drill. Physical and Bayonet Em DEGREss-Two Degrees given. B. L. and i EXPENSEs-Matricultion, 5500: Board pe, fo Peros .OF ADV.STAGE-I. Accessible Healthfulness-Pure water. good drainage; 3 majestic oaks; 4. Influence-Social. intellectus facturing center: 6. School organizations-ts Journal: 7. Faculty-Six male and six female tS sities. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and Quinine is a tasteless form.-No cure, no pay. Price 50c. Stolen! Stolen from me at Greeleyville on the 20th of July, two Oxen. One is white with black spots on head and fore legs; weight about 900 pounds. Marks: Crop ped and split on one ear and split and underbit on other ear. The other is a brindle with white spots over him and weighs about 600 pounds. Marks: Un derbit, upper bit and split on each ear. Ten doliars reward for the one find ing same and returniner to me at Gree eville. A. C. CUTTER. What MoteoodMerood To the woman in per feet health, free from any form of female weakness it means one of the most perfect forms of happiness, but to the sufferers from.any for WofhWomb Trouble it brings additional burdens almost too great to bear. There is, how ever, no form of female weak ness that G. F. P. (Gerstle's Female Panacea) will not cure. It gives strength, color, and full rich blood. A few weeks baeore our second child was born. three years ago, my wie hsad locaa dropa y vsa7 bad. W a .rd wo goodoe. tors with her hut she was nloG relieved. Her mind became affect ed and we sher to theasylm Ilolimvr Tenn., andatth end of tour mouths we brought her boise sound and well. But jut lisappered and we wre very unemay about her.We ape her a: 7. P. and Is glad to tar the dropsy dissppeaisd and she Is sound and well and ha a tine hesathy boy baby. D. L. XCrNILL. Jones, Tenn. ueJ Pt. 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AT CLARENDON COUNTY up-to-date Sales and Livery Sta faith by our works by purchas e Bank of Manning, and to it we on. It is our purpose to do busi live and let live policy. ir buildings are completed, we of ons8 alld Carts. of reputable bumlders. and Mules from the best markets from us go with a view of sustain SEE US. KINS & CO. e Bank of Manning. 'ARY ACADEMY E SEI1INARY, R, S. C. (Non-Sectarian.) NS, A. M., President. veloped physically. mentally. morally. and " that (Reulr). tic Voca and nstrumental, Art. or Craon and 01. Portatur and China Pait erse si naling and Military Science. month. 88.00: Tuition per month. $4.00: Surgeon. etyWde aenuesrhandsome buildings. 1 and religious: 5. Enterprise-Trade and manu UE Bring Your Tobacco While Prices Are High. WE HAVE SECURED A FINE LOT OF BUYERS and our floors can be relied upon to turn out the highest possible prices. Fair Treatment Guaranteed and every customer treated alike. 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Many wonderful cures made by it. 25 cents a bottle. s Money refunded if it fails to do the work. -Delight 254 ful to take. W. M. BROCKINTON, Manning. T. J. DAVIS, Jordan. D. 0. RHAME, Summerton. Look to Your Interest, Here we are, still in the lead, and why suffer.with your eyes when yo can be suited with a pair of Spectacles with so little trouble? We carry th Celebrated HAWKES Spectacles and Glasses, Which we are offering very cheap. from 25c to $2.50 and Gold Frames at I to $6. Call and be suited. W. M. BROCKINTON. The Kind You Have Ahvays Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment. 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In accordance with a Joint Resolu tion authorizing and requiring the County Board of Commissioners to have thoroughly investigated the present condition of, and the workings of, the = public offices of Clarendon county for the last past ten years, approved Feb ruary 20, 1901, the County Board of Commissioners will receive applications for this work of investigation up to the regular meeting in August, Saturday, the 3rd prox. All applications must state the salary that will be required to do this work. The Board reserves the right to re ject any and all applications. By order of Board. T. C. OWENS, - Supervisor. Manning, S. C., July 8, 190L Supervisor's Notice. During the summer the duties of my office will require most of my time on' the roads, and the Supervisor's office will only be open for the approval of papers at the regular Board meetings, the first Saturday in each month. Persons having business in the office will call on Mr. J.' H. Lesesne, clerk of Board. T. C. OWENS, - Supervisor. SUPPl.E8: All Kind j Repairing a.Speciaty Work done in first class manner by Expel t enced Workmen. Bring your Wheel and have it fxed so it n STAY 'X . The Bicycde Hustler, Opposite Central Hotel. Teld1one No ' Roofing P'pe 3-ply Roofing Paper.......75e perrol 2-ply Roofing Paper......52c per rol 1-ply Tarred Paper........35 persoin Rosin-Sized Sheathing Paper, -1 per roll..................30c per ro 20-1b. Paper...............38e pems 30-lb. Paper... g All prices f.o.b. Charlestpn. Y For direct shipments from fy . e lots of 25, 50 or 100 rolls, we can k~, d closer delivered prices.; 94-96 E. Bay St, CHA LEST. S A SURVEYOR'S "CARD Parties desiring surveys and. made will receive my most areful accurate attention. I am supplied with improved inzstru ments. Address, S. 0. CANTEY Summerton, S. C. J. M. McCOLLOUGH,2 SHOEMXAKER. Opposite Legg & Hutchinson's Stables Give me a trial andi1will giveyo the best work for little money. .Satisfaction guaranteela. 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FRANK GEIGER, DENTIST, MANNING, .S. C. 'Phone No. 25. JOSEPH F. RHAME, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, MANNING, S. C. . D AVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, * .MANNING, S. C.