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I i rrA voir, xxxi r BARNWELL. S. C„. THURSDAY SEPTK.MBEU i>+. 1908 FORAKER TREED. NIGHT IUDERS Warn Funnors Not to 4{aui Cotton . tn tlic Giin*.— HELD FOR CONSPIRACY Swms to be a Tool Of Standard Oil Co. ; HE GOT CHECKS. One Letter front 'Archbold Speaks of a Deposit of Fifty Thousand A dispatch from SandtAsviiU*, Mlsa., says night riders have ap peared in Joncs^ county, and three prominent fanners received notic es Monday night/to haul uo more cotton to gin. or else they would get paid ns they returned home. A.general notice was also placed on the public roads warning all far mers to cease hauling cotton alter September 14. Considerable ex- ALLEGED-PfcOT AGA1X8T UllirKS and dated at ■Nint'ty-Slx the night be fore, and counteodgned by the re gular officers of the lodge, who were residents of Xinetv-Slx f»lacks at Nluety-Hix Said to Have Consplml to Kill Four Prominent . Wldte Citizens. Eleven negroes were brought to clteiuent prevails and farmers near f GrecaWQOcl Saturday, September 12, town Are rushing thdir cotton In > while those farther away have ceas- Dollars to the Senator's Credit. I'd hauling to the gins. * What Foraker Says. . . A,M> ' Vun, *' d ' ' A dispatch trom . Laujenceville, « In a speech at Columbus, Ohio l Ga :' sa - vs niKht rid ‘TS have posted s P* rac J- The arrest of these negroes Hearst charged the Republican party I , ui,h retl Wa s the outcome of an Investigation on the part of the local authorities about noon, from Ninety-Six, in the custody of Sheriff McMillan and De- puty^Sheriff Charles Dukes, under a warrant charging them with con- and rt ' rta * n citizens in Greenwood. little was known in Ninety-Six up to Saturday morning of the pro- ^or the cause therefor, several of the leading citizens fully aware of with he)ni* I hands on them in several gins of 8 . ^ouefleiary of the this county warning the proprietors -IDM.. corruption... He said .he had I 'hut thdr giinuetiU be burned m t . logal evidence and i documentary I « roun d should u boll of cotton b. proot. Hearst then read four letters I g * n,led before the price of cotton from Archbold, John D. Rockefeller’s! reach ? d 12 cents. It .is reported posed arrest right-hand man, to Senator Foraker. J rIraT siuina >' warnings have been 1 i, ut of Ohio, who Is now a member ot |,osted 0,1 n > a ny - gins and oil mills | .... the United States Senate. The first I OVtl l * u ‘ county. .! ot Mnety-Six Wer« letter refers to two bills, one men- < * i " InKuiaiHe-Cancelled. ’’ Le situation, and the bringing of Honed as house bill number TrOO, in I A special relation to foreign corporations against which he desired a demon- 1 n __ _ lug In the southern part of thb.j n, ' r - Saturday- evening aether county. The matter became sdrloui negro was arrested and brought there [today when it was learned that some ! on the same charge. Th. of the insurance companies had no : , . . titled their agents, to cancel theii j fi rrosted art ‘ : P - n - Hean, S. policies on cotton gins in this dls-j dac,t -'' ou - a preacher, Jas. Step- trict. < I hens, Anderson Stephens-. Ed Har- This negro, reported to those who JraiLatiit; Jiim.Ahat. Jie attended the AGAINST THE STATE. DISCOVERED AT GREENWoon tm ' ctin * of ,h ° lod R'‘ and that after * the regular business had been dis posed of lu the lodge an executive sesfion was called. That he asked to be. allowed to remain to tjils ex- ecottvie-session, but that he was not allowed to remain until he had made a fierce denunciatory speech against the whites. After that he was allow ed to take part lu the executive ses sion. At fhis session all of the facts Connected- with the proposed boginn-, ing of the fight were discussed and four white citizens of Ninety-Six were named as victims. As w o,s sug gested in the letter to Hartte Har ris, published above, it was stated that the white people of Ninety-Six would blame any-shooting that inighf take place on the Tolberts, and that the negroes would not be suspected The four men selected were well known citizens of Ninety-Six and it was stated 1 that otb«wr-inight lie chosen .later, such developments de pending on the outcome of the first venture, it waR^leo stated that the Rev. Jackson, menMoned in the let ter, had raised a fund fTO to-* 17. e are greatlv oi a losil , z, ’ , f ChaplM-ll, another preacher, and t n,at, "r enejed. Haring this episode ‘ h * I «►«<!_ of the Oreu pants. Killed umi 1 \\ arie Williams. The uigro brought ’ mind 6 the negroes stated, that It stratiou made. Following it, 17 days later, the second letter refers to th* Senator's favor for $15,000., The third refers to "Another very objec tionable- bill," which h*v hoped there would be no difficulty in- killing The fourth is ns follows. "Twenty-six Broad wav, April 1900. "My Dear .Senator: I enclose yofj Vt|ptAlette of deposit to your favoi 4.500. w in the matter, but 1 send you this, and will be glad to have n frank talk wfflU you when opportunity of fers,, if you so de-li-,-. ! ne«‘d scarcely again ex pres* our greatigicatificaiton over-the'fav orable outcome of afinlrs. •‘Very truly yours. JOHN I). ARCHBOLD. Hon. J. B. Foraker. I'oo Sixteenth Stn-et. Washngtou, I>. C." What Koiaker Says, United Stati-s- S*-nator f'orak*-i J-rid ft>' issu'-d the following state- ment In reply to the charges mad* Thursday night at Columbus by w ^ Se'i/Thh " gr °“ S d - d - w.rdri.;"i7g\%ozen ^nchestVT much wrought up over the 1“°^ UP ° U 8S ,I,e l,efct n)0,llod ln « a ''annah. Ga. Tim plan of night riders who have been operat-! prom,<nu a lf,wful a»d orderly'ipaa*l*' ,ttin K . tl10 ^ Ninety-Six was ina 111 the soulbern ii„rt I tl'*r. SatUrdav- eV(*niiv«r ... i a * ! * 0 discussed. also discussed ~Soine years ago pome little excite ment was caused at-Ninety-Six by theTfruiendnienff ihm fact that some eight of Ten negrof-s tl\ dispensary e had ordered. Winchester rifles flying machine wrecked. Thesejiegrods stated that they wished them for protection against rowdy . _ . . .members of their own race. Thev s. om shop, Dnvego Williams,i n . at iny g av p th**m up when the white Wayinan Jackson, John Calhoun, |people dt'ttianded theni and thus th** Onl” Hurt. : Saturday night was Press Goodw in' ! w 'ould not hi: saf*> to have any guns The investigation, which led up toi 'Npped k> Ninety-Six, so it was pro After having drawn the attention ' l -‘ nrrest of these negroes, started ^l' 0b '* d t0 bavc a young negro, nano d >1 tin w rid to bis teroplane flUbt* 1,1 Greenwood on Tuesday, .S**pt«*m-: Havega Williams, one of those now jt - Fort Myers," near Washington,, | :>, ‘ 1 s - ( - )l1 ,1,al da > a certain'negro ' n J 3 * 1 - a tl<l a son of Wade Williams ind having estaldished new world il1 Greenwood received by mistake aithe secretary of the Odd Fellows records for heavler-than-alr flving '‘‘'^ r addressed to another negro in : Lodg*-, go to Savannah to purchase nashim-s. Orville Wright Thursday Greenwood, and that letter, upon j’he guns. Ostensibly he would g r nVet w ith a tragicnl mishap whil* , " JHch th* 1 w hole case hangs, as it ; ; o C'lafliil University,, carrying a naking .ii two-man flight. The aero-i wen '' is ’h** nl0, ' l imfififtant docu-1 trunk. Instead of going to Claflin h* pianist was acioiiipanid by rims. .17 -Aelfridge of th** •orps ol the army. JUDGE PRITCHARD'S DEUSION Ci'HELD-ON APPEAL. The Court Siiys the Di.sp«-ii*u>r) Coin-* mUsiooei-s Held lMsp*uivai-> Fiinds as Frusteea lor Creditors. * •’J -DRIVEN TO Si H 1DE,_ trt-orgetoun UoariHng Houm- K*s-|h-i- Pul Itiillet Tlirougli Ris Rruiu. A dispatch from Georgetown, says Samuel ,M. Thoinpk'iiyi. 15 years of age, committed # suicide Thursday morning at o'clock by blowing oul bis brains with a .32 calilm- r* ■Vojver. .Mr.. Thompkius k*>pt 'Tjooijlhig, houm- on the corh**r of I’ylace and King streets; he had <lt'r aixl two children, a daughter o? The United' SCSWMrrcult 0..,r*-f 1 “JJ*" 12 ^" -s of.-age, # . j > 1 homuklub came to** GiH>rRetown o. Appeals it- a decision lufmli-d J about oi\; year ago from Enterprise. down at Richmond. Va.. on Wednes day-sustained the opinion of Judge J C. Frinhard, in th«* famous .isC of FI- i»ch in ann k C*i., au-T rgbers a small -village on the Waccamaw River, and' previous to" his residence there h<* had wofked very acceptably in th-- stor*- of Messrs. Burroughs ,, 1 A ' Uollins, at Conway, and had nianv against the South Carolina /ispen- friends at that place, and in Horry s-ry eominission. The opiiifon w,.,.County. He was reared fi^im a bp> wruun by 'Judge Janies E (tovd, of 111 ( ol, ' Vl,v l ’- v mafrird an G' .vesliom, NV XT, -ami ,w,ft e-ite-ifr- red in ivy bis associates. Judge Eil- Mr W. R. Lewis, who Id* r sister, and _w;Uq gave him the benefit of a good loiu- mon school education. Hfit untowed n.und \\ addlll ami Chief Justice Ful-; circumstances followed th-- young *1-r. Th«-opinion consumes more thftn I ,UB W lnt 0 l a!, r life, ins healtb g a v* torty pnges of clos*;ly tylK’wAdtteii i wnv and he * has suffered r*-e«*utly nuitter, a great part of w Im-lr iA de- ,r oni d--spoiulency. For the past six voted to a statement of the la- tL. jifionths he bus 1ieen out of steady or In the-Mjiiuloii. Judge JJoJjj/ktuV^s; l r, ' ,lA, tif*i'Hv<* 4-mploynient, and that 1 h*-.i'<- are two main propositions, I G*ct s-** T hred to prey upon his mind, th*- jurisdictional, which presents the I After waiting U|M>n his guests at -inestion wheth- r tiiis a suit against Hi-- table 'lliursday morning hit step- the Stateof South Carolina, and th-Te-i l R ‘ d *•> a n adjoining room, when tn*- fore forbidden by the eleventh ‘'imates of the hmi*;** were Martle<l bv, •ntV~ and. ^secoiMi^ whether!® pistol shot. Ktlshing to th»* apart- ommissioii is a cvurt ! n)*-nt from*’wh**nce the sound pro ceeded Thompkius was found lying upon the floor w ith a' bulle(~boie in his head just above the right ear PhyriciaiWSP*Tf*re .immediately sum- moued., but th*- unfortunate man breathed his last Ik-to re their arriv al. i ^ Kil l.Fit FOR NOTHINti. Li*-ut. ,n *‘ nl and ncvelopment in the whole would proceed to Savannah, buy the signal • i ^ alr - The great question is. is the guns and return a.« iar as Dyson's, i letter genuine ora fake? This is the! whlcfi lli the next station below Nine TMun Sclfililge v.as Hired -and died at S:l-) fatally 'In- ; ’ NTnet;-Six, September 7. 1901. o'clock U. Hearst. j Thursday niglit. ^lr. - Wright was I "Mr. Hnrtfe Harris, Greenwood, S. "1 don't kntUK whether the* lett*-r‘» I Sfflously injured, but Is i-xpected tc [ L ‘ : We want you not to give us given out b> Mr. H«‘arst ar-*- true or not, but 1 assume they are. foi I was then eugage-l in the practice o? law-and v.m employed by th*- Sun dsrd OH Company ss one of Hr conn sel in connection with Its affairs ii Ohio, where i^ was attacked In th* courts and in the legislature.. 'While i don't ziow recall the* d<-- ItyStx foward.t C-tiwiMbla.—-Re set off there with a trunk in which the guns would have been safely packed, and lu this way the guns could be distributed without any m I: ,. Thr flood- in- reet.ver. away in this me an Toni Bishop and machine was encirclin' B‘ v Zek.- Chappell is » committee Ipuion being aroused the drill grounds a propeller bladd* l t0 ,r P men to buy Winchesters, to j tereferr«*d with his going to Havaunah -napped off and [lining some other ! U- 1 ' for-whlte foiks in s f^-w days, j^nd back at tit** tim*' flrrt ap>K)inted. part of the intricate mechanism MV are going from liouv** to hou.-a- at [Whether or not any other jpuis wen aus«“d ii to overturn in the air and' bight and shoot in, and they will !secured is not known. "**£- ' all to the ground, eiievloping tin : think B is Tollverf. Now, we want t However, according * tn the negro two occupants in tlj-- delir’is. v °u to see how- many fit flrtJettivood Inforinr-i, th*- first attack was to have Hot ii men received deep cuts abou* will help, All Of us who come up Ju-en made on Sunday night, Septetn tails, I'emMnucrythat I reudori-d the I'' 3 ** head. Mr. Wright regained con-1 there to Tolljert Conveutioii is in it company such serylee as I could and -‘ciousu-ss at the hospital and dlcvj hut Joe. Don't-know auythirtg al*out charged for it aud was paid :,, 'd a cablegram to Ills brother ! this. It is us,-who In f. Jackson‘ness was concerned at that time. ‘•The employmeiyJLMfnd no i-r-w- ‘t Lemans. France, and rcQuested j Uifi'''' Wb will in* ready by Sunday If all of this Is* true it seems pro ber 13, it being stated that the moon would l*e about right ab far as dark- had the rRKACHKR HOHSKWHIFPKD. Hv a Woman He lla*l Nvoi-cd in w Sermon. Bonita Rehwartzenbcrg. VMpping the Rev. H ( •. Voung Baptist preacher of that own. , Mr. W or ten stood calmly in the 'uniu street of the town and received he whipping without a murmur. Hi- wife stood near hint and when the Federal Government vJigkteet Interests "That I was so employed and presumably compensated for niy^ r- vices, was common knowledge-at th* time; at least I never r.lad** any «-f. fort to conceal the fact; on the con- ^ trary, I was pleased to have peopl* know that l had such clients. "I* hod not then become discred itable, hut wa, considf-red just tb* ruver.se to be employed by such cor porations." Hcm-sl Replies, At fit. Louis. Mr.. li ars* on Fii day night in a speech said: "Mr. Foraker replies in charac (eristic. Republican manner. He ad mils that he did serve the Standard Oil T*nd is proud of it. His state • larnt Is based on letters i reed las* night, If he had seen tin* lett«*r t am going to read tonight, he would have denied the whole matter." 1 Thf*« firwt-letter follows: "26 Broadway, New York, January 2?, 1902^, ^'M.'A,Heart Senator;" Responding to your favor of the 25th, it give- me pleasure to hand you herewith certificate of deposit for $5u,o00 ii accordance with our midersta,uriing Your letter states the conditions cor- redly, and l trust the transacion will -be successfully consuniated. Very indy yours, "JOHN O, ARCHBOLD, "Hon. J. B. Foraker, Washington I). C." The second letter as read by Mr « Hearst was as follows: 26 Broadway, New York. February 26. 1902. Mv Tie'll' Senator: I vent nr*' t* write you a word Tc^UienTiTTTTTTTOf duced by Senator- Jones, ot Arkim- sas. known'as S. 649, intended ,'tc amend the Act ‘To protect trade anfh commerce against unlawful re straints arid monopolies,’ etc., in troduced by him December 4. It really see in s t as though thik bil’ is very unnecessarily severe,' * ant’ pm-;i)lH;d officially^. In making the even vicioirt. Is it not much better engagement. -^Ao- tAiKtVlhi'. application of the Sher- Bi'ynn. however, will attend vldcutial that the letter addressed to th*- Harris negro did' not reach him, cnee w haftsoever to anything pending I that the same m*'ssage lie fs'iit to night to start if our m?*u get back in congre.-a pr to anything in whirl, | his sister and father at Dayton. Ohio. Don't tell anybody of this, aud burn * ss u ring, them that be was all right.* I this letter up. Let me know who but fell into the hands of the sheriff will com*' from there by Tuesday. ithrough the medium of another per- < "Sighed I W nd* 1 Wlllfa ivfk (son. fn** fikturHaf mnrittilA Sheriff As stated al'd'Pi this letter by mis- Mc.Milian Rigit*'d out with warrants take was received by another party jthan the on** to whom It was address ed. This parte a n^grb. Mated that , hd,Maided to put the l*-ter hock in a the |K)stoflloe. but. realizing the seri- > oing woman, has been ous nature of its,.contents, he tufn- ior al! of the ringleaders, and by noon had them safely lodged in th- eouiitj jail. As stated in the Imgin- niug only a few people at Ninety-Six knew' anything about th* matt-r. and it is possible that if all of th* Mrs landrom*' in.'d ?1 am! COM in the mayor s jed i* -ovar to Chief of Police Me-! facts h®d '"been kbown 'the eleven our* a* I 1*1“' ill*', La., toi horse- jt'ombs. Tlie chit'f ot police imme- j negroes might never have I**'**!! allow*- "* ” Worten. i*1 lately ronsulted with Sheriff McMii-U d t o leave the town. However, the Ian and the***' two with several oth*'r repref-entative citizens began the in vestigation. matter was well managed, and th* negrOos^were, brought th**r*' and put n jail without ally bodily harm be The negro who had received the [ mg doUb.to them ett.'r, having himself been a resi-j Saturday afternoon one of them ■all**d to the sheriff and stated that dent of Nirtety-Slx was most closely* drs. S* hwart7.*'iiberg had exhausU'd [ questioned. He let it be known that flu , y di( i nol want „ preliminary hear- herself applying a large buggy whip, ji,,* knew 'something of what was or], ng thf , 0 M-pis procedure if adhered ii*' minister ami Ids wife proceeded had been going on among the color- tg wlll mean (Hat tile whole dozen Tan and \\. J. Rryanju aj w ith the negroes and confined *'\- »artqb<.*t in ( hicago Ottolie, c.7 has (eiuKlVuty to their own secret orders, alle’i through, according to a-state-j jj e H j a ( 0 d that the negro Odd Fel- iiont by Chair man* Dixon, of the !ow - s LodgP at Ninety-Six was tak- -•peaUers bureau. I jn g a p active interest in the matter, Ta11 on September J.t will! ils v . f . ri , ( b t . memhers of anqllicr-se- -^dMaat*L_L!i^__]nd*'pend<'nt Railway j C|r ^ society among the' 1 negTbes, MeiUs-1 att ('l’ 1 '' | r [ i as thf*"' Knights of thc GulcL- Mr. Dixon, bid- h,s ,itinerary v ‘H j j n g star of tht-East." He stated that lot al ow of his speaking at Chicago committee from each of these # s man Act before resorting to a fnealr ure of this kind? I hope you will feel 10.about it and I wtlhbo greatly pleased to have a word from you on' tl»e subject. The hill is, I believe, still in committee. "With kind regard?. yt.nvery truly; « • ^ JOHN n ARCHBOLD. "Hon. t. B. Foraker. Washing- ton, D. C." ' ' • "The bill referred to in this letter is the one introduced by Senator Jones, of yAfkansas, in the United States S*nnt>-' Consequently ^ Mr on their way, Ted p«'opie at Nlnbty-Six. Expressing Mrs. Schwartzenberg says sin- f,. ai - for his own safbty tie wak reluc- vhipped Mr. Worten l*ei';>us«- he had j (ant to dlvuifi*'' anything. Repeated cor- il her in a sermon. riie min-j q U efj i (i oll j n g finally brought out the isier denies that any part of his i statomeut-that two negoe societies at -ermon liad, any ren-rence to the, \| nct v-Six had been indulging in In- oung widow- He declined to appear.j denclary talk against the whites in -galust h* r in court. , ; t.heir secret ‘’orders for some time. These talks had been more frequent I1R1A.VTAFT MEETING <>KF. aud more violent since the recent - trouble at Ninety-Six, as the result Republican Nominee Will Not Attend , the local election oil the matter ot ; issuing bonds to build a school house. Chicago iWinjiM-t? [The negro did not connect any whit*' will remain in jail there until the next term of Court of General Ses sions. A large number of whit*' peo ple at Ninety Six think th*' whole thing is a fake. They think the in former Is up to "spite work." and is simply trying to get the white people worked up against certain negro enemies— t>f his. There Is no excitement either here or at Ninety- Six whatever. The affair has caus ed considerable talk, of Coiirs*'. but there is no excitement whatever. incapable of having its proceeding.-, stayed by a will of injunction, grant ed by a Federal court. Does . this •as*' come within the ltmn!!“f*resent- **d? In Hi is connect fon it is neces sary to inquire if the St at** lias any present interest in the fund in contro versy, which can b<* di-vs>st*'d. by a judicial determination of the ktiiouut. if any, just iy du** the-complainant, or) ■ has the State, by an act of Icglsla-. Mmii Killed Over Last Drink of Wole 'lire, relinquished alt Fight, if anyr — -xiMed, to enough of- the fund to] • * n ( M,,, l*' pay ail just debts of th*' State dis pensary. The fund being in th* hands of the comniissi *n. charged with th*' duty of aUillshing the dis- wa,, ' r *''G * n 1 ' a, np. the drought bav pensary, tli«- State has no Interest lu j'ug^lried up all the wet Is and spring* so much thereof as is necessary toi* u Gie vlcinitj. Frank Dadlsh wai 4*ay ttie just debts." [shot and killed by tw'o men at th* In what capacity," asks tli*! 0,,lu Bl'etric Railway const met ion niLinbeis ot the , nq. camp W edne-day Dadlsil warned Hi* mission acting? Are they officers ofl' va B' r f 01 ' his wife, lu the last tw* 'ii*- State of South Carolina or **ffl- : weeks It Iihh become a seri-nis propo A dispatch Irom Bellefontaiiie, O. % j say* fighting over the Iasi drink ol cers appointed under the act of th**, ■'I 1 * 01 * to supply (he camp with water- Legislatur*' emiKJW'ered to take pos- R being necessary to tramp litre* session of a certain fund and direct- tulles to oblaRt a supplyr - Wedoesdav -d to admlnlfct. r such fund in a cer-j n,ornln K onl > ' nonKht water for a i a i n manner" -— f 'drink was l*'ft. Ruin and Pairicr • \Ve are *Onstrained to hold that [arrived Just as Radish was pouring *he funds in their liailds ar*- held * a,if ’’B water to carry to hit trust for pay ment of the debts men-! wife. The men d*-nian*led that Ik tion*-d. that the creditors of th*- dis- divide and when he refused, a tigli* ensued. During the scuffle th*- watei was spilled on the ground peusury have a property In th*- fuhds in.the liands of tlie *o in mission to tli*' extent tliat the dblits ary* sliuwn to be JUM. and that s iudtcial deter- uiluatlon of the true anwiunt of such debts can in no way effect Hie rtglit*rj >j u t, V«.Miig Mali in From ol *qd in to ref t qf th** State. ^Tfniug theref«»re d*-termine*) tli< icbTHon. of lli«- appellants to tli* funds In cbtiM'OVPriy, wr answer the Th* ( R( MIIEI) TO DEATH. Holing Trail*. wilil rush of sev»Tal hundred quest! >ti pfoi«*4fide'd In the outset. n, '‘ u and won) ‘ n ' of th ‘ m re that this is not "a Milt A#ai»st the from 8 «»»'*«>' base hall State, and that th** complaint is not is action by forbidden to game, to !*oabrd a train at Fair Hav en. Pa„ ft* 9.30 o'clock Wednesday tfie el-vefith amendment of the con-' < ' 8UH ^ d "allacc stitution of the I'rtited gt*tes/This," ilw,n ' a > ! '' d 27 - w,, ° was iD suit is not against the State, rtbf ls; fr0, B of ,h '' ,rain 8! ’ H « iull,d ‘'B r the state an indispenslble partv. ' ,h '' Mstlo,,. by the crowding mass ol "Treating the fund in the hands of; ^desvoring to board th. Mic aptiellants as a trust fund, and train The heroism of Miss MrCteary. al- the duties of the trustees t»ejng clear-l !v defined, th*- triiatees are not even! "• os, Ka '‘ d " ilsoii's life, the girl a neceRftar* t.nrD to a s'.'.. ..rought HI ' ,Rln « to hin ' to ,he vor - v m,n to compel the truMees to dlftcharge »‘ f ' in an ^urt to save him froBR *heir duties Their position appearsM-'GI'Ug lu front of the train, to be that the agents and repr.-so.n- fjtanl ‘'- v I)|nK ° i,nd Frank tatlves of the d.-lrtor should consti-' alMJ l,adl >' ‘'■ '"'lied by being tute a tribunal absolute lit Ms chaiac-j » )U8 ' ,,,d b. tw«*eia*'o car* of the train t* i r to arbltrarJJy pass ul> m w hat. B j — anything' is due ati alleged cr*'dltor, l t*-rnal affairs, or of an actibu which and. if A, claim be ad.iudg<'d invalid, will obstruct the State authorit,. o: without further opnortunity for re dress on the part of th*: creditor. To uphold such ^-contention would impair the State instrumentalftjes in th*- discharge of legitimate func tions In the uiaintaina’ice of th* IMMENSE CROWD Htars Bryan in Naw York City . hWay Nlftit. •‘ r GREAT enthusiasm. fill* Cl* tic **v»i on tn ^y ^ " SU,rM Die DeiiK*. **■« Y«*rk at ‘ a.K|fi, a(( . opened the f * m . I»«<gn in' Grea,,.,. \ < *»ne K j,. Hail. <* - . - I teniocra t f< presid<'n r i, i irresia, nt j a | campaign ork _Jh a d its advent *» greater New y nlKllt wh,n 'VJlliap, j „ rjan "••* fi||,. d overflowed j'Orded to'ih*- wasejt Frida VorT u,uh ‘ r lhe «« 8 p"“ \° r Tn,,,n * a uy HalJ spoke ,„. fon cnthuslaatic thousands ^""Kio Hall -and into the streets ti,.. i 1 "' ovation, ac- Wesidential candidate — -rilllan, - Mmax „ j„. *>»NJ- MU Mr. |, r)a „ 1 " ,, "*P‘cuous i.-ception . Mr. "r..u wk , , or „,,. r B-bul.U* ,i, Tendondes" at UW"' ': , m' 11 * Hd for ov, r >« "Bitutes ;_ ' S a " d ‘“ nw “PPlauded his apV.r- -' inc, ‘ '»n the platform. * Before l|)e l.e to deprive such a creditor of his Igtate's integrity.’ property without due process of law." The .court further announce* that in the conception and adopt'ou of I’ve eleventh amendment, it never en tered tile minds of the frcii.* rs *if hat amendment that a sovereign Tlie fudge contemplated meetiiK oi i person at nil with these talks, but [ IN HEAKKT PARTY. ’fitat* -tati-d that the fRlks were original Ictoher It is said that it was Judge Taft's lodges had been appointed to have a conference with each other as to the Independence Candidate tof Govei*- nor of tieorgia is f*»*' Bryan- An Atlanta dispafeh t-ays a serious spftt“developed In the ludeiieiid*-nc( rrarty of Georgia today, when Cliair--; man Sutler. ,cf the State e-awutiv*- committee, announced that no elec toral ticket would lie put In the jield'. At the sarnie time National .Chaiv- wisii to speak at the banquet, but I gmls> and t 0 do certain . , , -hat the speakers' bureau was tu»t J, tlwr thin ^, s0 h e had been inform-j man - Clap P’ of , the |,art> ’ fl,ed i ed. the Secretary of'Bjate a complete list e-n-.-ir' -frlili ittII In the Chicago Association att * I ^Ahe meeting of the negro After considerable parleying he °f State electors, consented to go. to Ninety-Six and! Following a nicking of tlie State me roe. Old Fellows on TTnrrsday night, this be r ing their regular meeting to-night. executive committee an official state ment was given -ont, by Chairman Bernard Sutler, declaring th^t it was more imoprtant to wage a State cam paign for Governor than to put an electoral tUdccURr-the field. Coni; lorakcrs statement, dees not say j stated before going that he did when he had anything to do in Con-*mot know- whether he wou,*i be aliow- S rcss - led to get in the,lodge or not. as he "There u no grerfc- danger tn t W (.s behind in his dues, Mepey was this Republic than this power of ? | V eu him-to pay up bis dues and b* mentthg cn Tucsdty's ’ aetiou. be *moev‘. cmnlovcd fdr evil. There ! t*ft Greenwood fbr Nlnety-Stx, Op ,aid: "Tbe arMoc of on- ••xecuHvl- arc uo greater erlmlnalr tbui tbo:< Friday he retui ned and as proof of the committee means’tbat our eaudida* 1 trusts that corrupt the publi*. sentt»-* ho bad*been tv Ninety-fix au,; '- ,30*1 bad attended the -nioet- Tbe Repuhiican party / has long jug, he brought back w ith him his been maintained by these criminal membership card on which the pay- eqmniisstons," ' As to whether the cotnuiisston ** p court is hrielly considered. I* *i4* Boyd, citing the Constitution of South Carolina providing for the * „• tal lishtnent of the different c< un tit*! •\>urt holding that wiiHe ihc cofn- rebhfouers were - emiiowore.I to i:i- ould engiig*- hi tii*- liquor \*-j-;|gate the transactions. ti---> we if business, and become a trader by n , impowered to determs-.n- any buying ami selling ail article of »• in- 0 f tact, inter any judgment cr imm tlafnc, in competition witli Hv; conclude any party that might le citizens of the country. It nuj hr questioned therefore, whether- Hie State of SouthCarolina was f-xercb- ing a governmental prerogative in performing a function uoccasarljvjjr Uprrpr-rK lie M- 1 " terCw trafonoin.'. i s ?. State. in referen.-c to tive- inoviw-ms tlie eleventh amendment. Judge Hovd JiVfVtTie following: Undoubt nvestigated as to any right or Interest involved. Judge Boyd then refers to the opinion of the Supreme Court of Soutliv^arolina deciding that a suit ugalnsr TKP—fflsfteTTSin’y-—commission was a suit against the State. ' The South Carolina Supreme Court*" says*, the knagr, “tr entltted to and lias our most i>rofound respect, but we dp^not feel, entitled to adopt the • went of his di!*9 had ItectS reeedpbed Mr Carter. '*111 r’/pport Bryir' ami Kern in the national eleuion. 1* means /urther that Mr. Carter is an independent DenvH ratie candidal • fox. Governor.” * edly. the eleventh amendment "'•"■-jcouKtruction 'given’ hv that tribuna Intended to prdveui—Out Federal (To the statute" of South Carolina. : . court. in-HtrttTjTfpseouted by the vj'V I "It is our conclusion, therefore, zenvof another. State or citizens ori^at the conclusion oHlte circuit subjects of. a foreign. Stat *,' from j ( . 0lirt p or the district of South Caro- interfering with a .State it* th*- prefer-, j u oa , appealed from, should be affirm- affon of its autonomy, in maintaining ed * its own system oi scif-governmeut. | w'hen Judge Boyd finished read- So long as such system-Hs in bar- j UK (i, e opinion of the court, \V. F. tnony w ith the cohstitutlon of ^h r j g l€ve , 1S0n> 0 f Bennettsville. xisked United Statesl To this end; the-*- tha; a reasonable stay be granted for fore, , the funds of the State in Bh ! p re p ara tj on f or an appeal in the case treasury or held by its officers or i pj e fi rst a «*kcd for a stay of sijety agents foV use in. the administration [ da y 8i but Judge Boyd suggested that of the govrronjciral sffftirft'of Jhf f or ty days woujd l*e ample time ii fit a fc are no* to be affected, by th* ^bicb to get ready for a writ of ft process of the Federal court, h-*: 1 c*n t orar i to the Supreme Court of the sncl, court entertain jurlidicHo-i if,United States, and an order was cu- candidate on whiev, - • for its p-i’ ,»Ci-: tered directing that a stay of ms'Kf tYhen quiet was restored, j^r tfacla t'o eHug the « a,.didate Jix-k*- from « ,., r t tail to an over- ttath'Ttng of N*-w Vork* hou«nnda who stormed w.e Rne of «i,ii, i , gain iMitnlssion to th*- hall ')•• bis arrival in Now York Friday! infill •‘‘poke at a ntibndav "•K and during the afternoon held onstant 1,-vees a, , liH botff , term* rat it lexers In the etty a „d *t«(*- carte*! u|Kjn him. ’ Uievton* to fh ,. Carnegie n a ]| ••oet.ng Mr. Bry.n , a# entertained »t dinner at the hum.- of Mllbert E. arv <)n approaching Carnegie Hall ■ i-»-r Mr Hijan wks given arT uvati.in Ii) a crowd of 10.000 or ruion- persona who ,-quW not g.-t | 0 he liaH*. TJre rjmdldaTe was Taken to « n a g iraped cart and from it he made • brief speech. He w r ,a cheered rf- H-atedly, esiKH-iall) when a man in lie crowd tiled to argue with him ini Itry^ uiadt-% squelchiug reply. J can speak to yqu only bjiefly. a I have a long speech to make uside." .^id Mr. Bryan. Let me ail your attention to the niHiked inference i,etwe<-n the Republican •latform and ours. The Republican Mat form Is different especially tu not Hitlining necessary legislation^ Our Matfortn t.-ii- the public what we hink of w hat ought to tv ^jwe. We' ak*' the people Into our confidence iud thus we show not only our faith n the merits of our policies hut also n Hie Intelligence of the voters. Nov.- there are four proiiosiIlona ot to labor foe which we stand, •'irst. we lH-lievc that there should >e a department of labor with a cab- rf th*- trust law. Second, we believe that lal»or diouid Ih* taken out of the operaion f Ii*' ru» law. "Third, we believe that an iudua- rial dispute should not be sufficient :aus<‘ for th<* Issuance of an Injunc- Mon. "Fourth, we believe lu trials by ury in case of indirect contempt.” A man who claimed to lie a union ron-worker here attracted th*- atten- lon of Mr. Bryan and asked him if it were true that he had used tin* •xpression that workmen were a lot >f beggars when ho was in congress: "I speak as a representative of 1 qr-• {anized labor," the man added. V "No. you do hot,'A rhouted Mr. Bryan. "My record is well enough, known, so that no representative of- organized labor would have to nsk me such a question." y *- “Did or did you not use that e*- *>re«sion?” insisted th*‘ man. Bryan answered: "I shall not nn- lertakc now or*at any other time to answer any and every statement that may lie-made hy those who are try ing to help the Republican party until they get an endorsement from Hie Republican parfU or its repre sentatives.” Mr. Bryan then left the cart.and went tnfo Carnegie HaH. When Secretary Smith of Tam many Hall called the mass meeting to order every seat w{is taken and every inch of space wa^, filled. It was an enthusiastiq, audience and when* Chairman Hcrnian-'Ridder was introduced the crowd applauded for several minutes. . Mr. Ridder dwelt 1 on tariff reform. While Congressman Sulzer waa speaking Mr. Bryan and his party stepped from an entrance upo^ (He stage. It was the Bryan demgfftttm- tion of eight and twelve ye&r>-^0 that followed. Men leap©* to Ut*ir chairs and yelled and.sboiftad while the band ptwvcd lively tunes. Chair men Bidder s voice wap loet es be briefly intAbdyced tite TjcwuovrnHc 'a w •* •+ ih**^..ivasion of ♦he rigikt!* o' ?haj da t« for thai length of time l*e en- 10-mioute outburst of eut State to manage and control it; ir-.t^red. ^ • . \f * 1 Mr. Bryan began hi* speech. ^ '■ r- • -* LtJUtLm .at ...■j. —.... , ; ■