Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ml L>+>ii itti ?1t-1 ? I R: .1 -. Ij I. w )? . ?l STJPPI :hi 1 r jEMENT 1 'n A X) THE ~ /i.uEL 3,\J*i .r,tn*Q . Xo i > fioJTcq'i'i# sfH ir>lt< a < H\ // i ? nil* JufT w> toMitotio c: Jl/K < w g&if' -lil J yfesit ,j ; .,< -! bai? ntiU^tty. mxili jtntf u*i: 111* <Y i;?<>*> bfj? <#.>-ir?.' ye - *" ^ - ;..>x ., iliit a* uo J -feti. ?:. X ' ? i '^< " .. bLiju;, il? ^4 . 4 U< SOUND Dl t- . . Jl EMOCRATIC D( BATES BURG, KTRINE - 3d A S. O., Thursday, A ?__ _r. lit. in uxaciiy wlial the iltspul rut 4ccuu?i>lighe?. it laya a m i/PJf manufauluji.il proUuct, wUicb Lugust 18, 1904. , J i '? Zl'Sl ^&A*BMMLummudJL+L-JW^l Ucan They should Jt?e Ht upon jt upou ba allowati to work out t? i tax tiny,, the vested rights o V/C4 I T L'.' oi ujvr aaot >,.j/ ,,. 11 1 " .*' ' = rJU J,.ifl:?ti; Uk/ a1J WOit >ir t?r. *filft' > . ttjifT. .^iJiffT' . ' 11 hmir iMt and innocent Wfafte * ielr .own <Jo?- negro bor of t C all clUaena national fla#. m ' i lri of tin North mnS * he South mrinf our seta for political our AS PI HUt.l il i . w. i. ... m i /. .... The following Is tt peach that has been S. O. Maylield. canc from the Second Soul Ifw nUl.A... (EACHED BY OTIELD IN HI 10 ablo campaign form and tl i delivered by Hon. territory by lldate for congress and favor di Carolina district: freedom. SENATOR r S CAMPAIGN E lu \vl le acquisition ( any foreign ltl< purchase, treaty or force V) Hiring the Filipinos their Lo Ctl ? to uu p.iju l?> me consumer., y,thin uui v>ithoui knowing how i 1a. Vuu ought not to pay irore necetsaury to u up port the govtrnj hen you put^ Una and bttulo ur cotton the protective tariff yot Urn difference -between the >ich ycu ought Co buy them tor 1- prioe which you ere actually fi pay becawae of the tariff. There no competition on a fair baal ier countrUsa uuoklnu to eell to xou or this or any otlier cove: much eeoured .unto (hem. I mpn than my opposition. to thq ac%ul neut foreign territory by tbje K on by purchase, treaty or foi 1 *** Prtoo . ,, Polysemy. . " The Republican party, I w oh the subject has gOne' i can favoring polygamy, whli< * ,oy cratlc party has -piece* Dm rtwn m i ... .... . rmneotbelo* poee* to bNak USjrlalfttBf In Mik down our If^tion of aajr th? Mgro over az i.'Sovehement of th? 8outh. It rce. ins our repr jsent force social equa let come what a p&sz sgssLg ! Mtf Be? Ifut a foot w and we laur down our sootel UN, election 1awi and faro* id above tb* wbtto man maqr succeed In rodueatlon, but It aan never 11 ty between the raoee. U7. Cor. our SoutlHaad we draw sircle of Holy Church; lthln that Holy (round ich the eune of Rome." ^lUAWB. In ths recent prim expired term of the 1 Oroft, I opened the < and pitched It on a sonalltles, presented 1 day and sought to dli that campaign I spok In the Second district vately nor publicly en tho character or re] my onoonenta or of i xavor i arr to flU the an- wlli prohibit late Col. Qeorg* W. 1 ^PPoae sampalgn at Saluda state deotlc , plan* above per- national rej living Issues of the ol qualified bcuss them. During 1 am opj e upon every stump army in tli , and I neither prt- strong navy Id one word against 1 oppose putatlon of any of I'roprlatlon lnT of mv fellow la1 or Droto iucn national legislation as nu polygamy. lU( national interference with >n laws and the baaing of presentation on the number %0 electors. u, >osed to a large standing lh, ne of peace, but favor a wt >u? - aiship subsidy, or direct ap- lLi) to the merchant marina, but ^ Ctlna our merchant murine . Inufaciured article? here ho Ion s.ujyuHt Republican tariff prev&ili necessaries of life the tariff 1 julti .l>e au low as practicable r the highest tariff on all the lux life, not to become prohlbitoiy, t lowest tariff on ail necessaries i >uUi be Just to both capital and 1 a support the government. I i l destroy the msnufnoturer, fo iverts our raw .oatcrlal into ma u em nation on it in qi * " roafC' Thus has the w clared which will utterl; ?v and the happiness of hon A~ si bio, and where this aha vails over lta ruins be ere< tly altar dedicated to bos "bor *mrn* ^rt^lrtlJ' the pure one mail fdr tile one vol "?T my Judgment the time wl V, . the divorce question will *r1' tlonal Issue also. ' plainest aarar bean d?- * r ft eat r cry ft, Internal 19 mad#' pos- We of the Sou si* now pro* Carolina, hare at ited the tam- national misrule ae?on which **?Ml?nn party loVa of the <5oB?x* **> w< man. And In 01 the West ll come when iu ed *? dmln become a no- 8oUth* Thc Hep vT * rled millions or d Impiovsinante ith, especially of South icceeded In the face of and opposition. The has turned millions of wt to Irrigate the great : bet not a dollar has It the lowlands of the ubllcar party has cariollars to Northern bar citizens, or Invaded vut% -affairs. I pres< the day and tried thlrgs which we el the benefit Of ourst the developmort of aourcea and aa our i *'1 i*/t A) I . . h # ii v* i the sanclty of prl- loaded with inted the Iuum of ?v?ry aea. to point out those 1 favor t iould advocate for opening of >lvos, bur children, "X nation our material re- not by foro national policy. On tlin of all American product* upon pi pa he Isthmla* canal and the do the doors of trade with ?t- ln1 by friendly treaty with *11. ^ e with any, and the proteo- rd treaty rights. vt th Ml wl . 111! le prouucui a-a snouiu uavt a uilt on his Investment and he ab y the laborer living wages. To i wu the manufacturer by forcing lo unfair competition from fo untries would ruin the producer o w material and the laborer who rt?j it Into a marketable product e producer would have no markc i" raw material and the laborei tnout employment. The Interne e manufacturer, the producer ol tear n . <? '* to u Isthmian Cana itrlku : ki.n Purln? the recant oons ratgn many months past our t the *?ean exercls*-*, over the cc con- tbe Istumia< canaL The Iur century seems now to b ^ tor reach of fulfillment. The r of lend whioh keeps apar ta of and sural n* tides of the . the peaceful billows ef th w >.u ,fj. bora tor their i L scarcely anything _ -i defences of the Ifeae and tor ^ : expended ai people have river* of the Norl instruction of W?et but the pro dream of the of this Republic within the If it le narrow atrip pstomai to irrlga t the restless pialnB. I can see , Atlantic from hutds of the Sout e Faclllo will end brounht Into mproveraent. but spent ; to build up the ooBJBt South. Vast trauurai 1 Dually to develop tho Ih and the East ami the portions for our section have been exceedingly constitutional and not ite the Western arid no reason why the low* h should not be drained utility as well. c. . 1? t J J '' jd. 4,1 i i. . ?'&** * ' ' i. yp* * *''' [>'> * ' . / i Vi -jVi . .' j k&i\. v<*. I , :- ? . - '? * * ' - -i. ' h \ 'xi ' . . ./ H t- r?% * on ' : w \ i*? . .'3\ *** cti ' i- t an . ... ::\ ' ' ^ > \ v l?, m jt. ^ ;.*1\ w material and of the Laborer i common ground to title extent, course woukl be unwise and drat t of our general welfare, especial e South which raises eighty (80] ut of the entire cotton of the < d is dependant chiefly on Its a nuru: and consumption for her ilty, and must look to other na help consume whet she produce! i'he tariff on rice is so laid Ma. toad *oon have been cut And dach "learners will tn patting rm^. canal from the Atlantic t Xy In Bavin? a voyage of con ). per and <10,*00) ml lea This warld my fellow-citisens, thai ?nn. porta of New Orleana, CI pro,. Port Royal arc to be *i itlona centers and will be reclpl L shipped through this ?re I our 'a estimated that' It ,wlli . tnniiMnit man / 1 C nf\r\\ m groat ocws through Um South Cai o the Pacifla to tea thou- ?tlD we *>' moon. ta ue, T* *** Pr?Md 0 t th. We , tor- Independence ! T11 "1?; ??* to the / to ?~l*re our rl eat* of trade ot 1ML a* ?aCIT* At In military histoi ' ^?to u*ery departmen -ollna'a Position. oud of Bo nth Carolina, rf the history that we were first In the war ; first In the war of Mexican war; and first ghta in the great Civil Just as we were great T. so have we MM in South Carolina was / >>> '- ..i,; / ' : . . """ pv^'V fh ' < vi. r * \ 2 14 \. ' ' ' J ? - * f8! ti , ' ' xi '? . i -vi : liners 01 nee are aiscuir: alnst. The Republicans, eer-ing e people of Cuba are large conn uple of the United States, have s uolina rlco than Is now used b] dee and would talc* more of the 1 stly refused to make such trad' tioas as would be beneficial to oui owera. Our people are entitle* u 10 relief on this line by legi&lat Truete. besides enriching Lne lndlvl u-tio ? ? th.t (10) years to complete imers "cheme. and it may ae thi tead- more than two hundred I 1 the U*"1* ot dollars (<a60.000.0i South thu canal is completed th B re- relations between the & r rice coast and the Paolflp seel 1 lo Kin in earnest. It should ion. our earnest thought to h latlons so shaped that ' dual, once embarked aad the < ? T- the flnt to erec ?l?anUo ^ a ciaien of it It will coet the cotton gin. tl tna iflly mil- lnrentlon went t 00.00.) When sachusetts. Thos e direct trade reliant the eons ?uth Atlantic Loo and Jackao Hona will be- been handed do be a part of thejr. following u ave trade ra- fa there, hare a when we are material' lines a* canal finished atlon of the whc t a cotton mill, and it bara wbo first invented lough the fruits of that o Ell Whitney of Mase elemneta which made . of the South and made n great generals have jfl wn to their sons and a the footsteps of their wide such progress osi > Chane&gee WeMa efl Jle world. Look at our S mm -da?*... ' ' \ isaes, the Republican high prote riff has fostered corporations^, ties and trusts until today, we America some of the most gig mblnations of capital known tc >rld; whose capital Is so great ey control at will and pleasur ice of every species of raw pri well as the prloe of every n ctured product. They fix the ictlv* ern countries who are ret com- with an open hand our cl have w*ar clothes made cf our antic canal will be of gren > the the nouth than to any poi ih?t United BtatMb and the 1 : the Democratic party favors i jduct i?nu. Th? Monree Doct price Both of tha great poi ??4u uuuuiuuu WUCXl idy to receive from Appomattoj vlllsatlon and as the second i cotton goods, point of wealth iter benefit to opening of the rtion of these closed her wealt] policy of the her homes destr t. ruined, negroes laid on her gr< fine. jeTiry way she w it leal parties ft step by step . . tht .?< condition lue soicuers returned ?[ - South Carolina stood * State In this Union In and Intelligence at the war. When the war a had been condscated, ojred. her plantations freed and direct taxes satest product and hi as crushed to the earth, she has orercomt all of S. DflSt mvpH homaa ? 'ei*m ' - * j> ' i* . <o V i . rOL ex mi 00 " -lei cotton &nu airea.ay we see me r this year's crop falling, and pact still lower prices, when ?11 known that the world is ort on cotton. With one hand ; the buying price of corn, w eat and every other article rals< e farmer and with the other th< e selling price. -In their handi ople are powerless to protect t Ives, It seems, and wj need flslation as will give as croDer price " ??? i onuirmou ma won m&7 This doctrine means, te U la "that no foreign power sh now to acijolre additional tor they American hemisphere." J heat. Its announcemenf there w ?d by scheme on foot by Nape jy fix from Spain her western i the consisting of Mexico and hem- considered as the ^oulsli such and establish a great j relief this hemisphere. It was iroe Doctrine. . . ~ raely stated. ,have bu all be allowed " rUory on the * . ^ ' _ greet cotton pro It the time of |n phospbttte mi as a gigantic ^ton manufactt > n to take d(lclloil> and ^ possessions, mamifacture and what la now num All thin ?na purchase. vlth umlted rea monarchy on toil and struggle then that Mr. . illt. farms reorganised, ?-equlpped. We began day we are one of tbe duclng states, are first inufacturlng. second In irlng. fifth la gold pro>n will be first In tbe 1 production of alum!has been aecompUsbed ouroea and with much Lhe platform which mudo my appeal to cjistrict and they g. siUob lt> that race, giving me eighty (8 entire vote cast, M h'm 42 per cent and lug him 52 per cent , u thing of tlte , pas familiar with the fa the race In Lhe aeci 1 then outlined I I favor tl the citizens of the roe Doctrin ivo me second po- X favor p my home county ni<d develop 0) per cent of the l desire x. Williams' fflvlng will permit Mr. Patterson"* glv- policy of t L That primary Is publican ph t. All of you are ict that 1 conceded ond prlmaxy to tho tl?m he maintenance of the Man- &n e ha roper internal Improvements. tr' iment on material lines, to discuss as fully as time the differences between the ,n he Democratic and the Re- M< itforms. pe Platforms. npmfln nnrtv itAnfln fnr lhA id take the iron merciless, sot nds of these' soulless and opp?"? lists and corporations f om our n Theso captains of robber bands r legal sanction, hold high car the national capltol. A Goul srgan, or a Rockefeller, lias mor lence than the voice of millloi ople. Expansion The Republican party, by endo jlleas Monroe, who was preside uslve public, made the annou kecks, startled European countt un- republic would IqoIc upon nival friendly act for any fore d, or acquire additional terr o in- hemisphere. It became a is of iterated principle of opr from that day. . It was reaffirmed by < rslng party, until many years a ." , wnat we now n ? Boutti and make ^ ha* eve.- been. " 8 lng spent for put it a* an un- ,nal education a i gn. Power to one.fourth m|1Uoi ? ?V mac fixed and re- ... , , national life "'ema^icultKura' built bn broad tlon la a great 01 f'Terjr Politic*! worgi jjut it doe: go, feeding se- of our Plt,,-rla want lit to build up the i her greater than she Within our state Is be>lic, private and denoxnsum exceeding two and is ($2,250,000) of dollars, [equate. We have a texand mechanical school, lines. This institute and is doing a great s not reach the masses Whflt Uo niwwl la a avu _ Hon T. G. Croft, i position, having beer gir.iiing for him to term of hla father, aaling that to be th pin of the district, you and ask you to representative In co term commencing h hope to present my meeitary manner bee prtthout further op- irlert.at o( ? willing In the be- cIastie8. wl hire the unexpired Btaf)d9 for and the rote lndl- tected, prlv e wish of the peo- masses. Bj I now come before Uoi)ub]lcan select me aa your for lho rlc, ngress for the full vUlual to larch 4, 1905, and gI1(j build uj views In a parlla- Q. a few n timing the rules of 0ther count: ! the maasea against the alio the Republican party 1 the lntereata of the pro- Uii lleged classes against the " r a high protective tariff the ? party ha? made It poealble ^ h to grow richer, the Indl- ? accumulate untold mllliona p greater wealth In the hands nen than la possible In any ?' ry on this earth. e McKinley.-?oo3evclt admlnl >ns recommits ltsetf to a polk gresslon and Interference with pi affairs and the ucqulsltlor reign territory. While the D atlo party in its platform "dec i devotion to every Democratic nsion "from Louisiana to Calif d Texas to Oregon" yet It IS rably against the acquisition of pi territory. The Republican | Istro- cure In our (5 la tap ee fron 7 of ernmpnU, it wan supposed for- not further assort it. 1 ?f Recently it beoame nec< lemo- Govern mnet to take active ilares -tlln# disputes and control s ex- hemisphere, but, while ornla other nations our- kindly < unal- so with the avowed, open for- that, come what may. the party trine would be enforced 1 aiii> noVPf Vlhf aIi >1 f a Do niiKI f, 1 tem of apecial f that we naed may be j our country the ] 'R*"-y for our mechanics and te 1 In aot- when the child erstee on this tlon In the comr extending to f0rth, trained an offices, wo did 'pursuit. By thl determination up both tho a tUrlne Interests 'farmer Is enablec training, whereby there n the public schools of principles of agriculture, xtlle knowledge, so that has finished Its educanon schools ft can step d weH equipped, for his s means we oan build Icultural and manufacof our state- If the 1 to make two bales of 4<-i>ate, Ulnce that camp. Utmocratlc party ha arid enunciated Its p that the platform w tho former campaign the platform of the If elected to serve rt'cf In harmony* and the national Democrt 'trt advance the bcs ilgn the national 8 met in St. Louie * * nec< latforra. and I And h? De c* hlch I presented In tcr rc*en"e Is In harmony with enl'l,or ? Democratic party. y you I shall always ? s a ( perfect accord with ? met* ' ltlo party and seek Kovernmept t interests of our adnun sterec .. . Republican Tariff. na jssary to have a tariff, but Big atlc party stands for. "Tariff ho only." All income for the pe our government must be ha nrlff. The Democratic party mi t tariff only sufficiently large th i legitimate expenses of the us economically and honestly po I should be levied, while the of party stands for a high pro- th. T? u; on n ?"? >""" tional policy beyond lta origlna jn and has sent us Into seaa far me and attached numerous is! opled by an Inferior race. Thes bttants in course of time wll! ?de citizens, and the Filipino nugh of an inferior race, will ed by this party 'i hold ltae wer. Already by the mere grai the franchise to the negro ran e passing of the fourteenth ant 1 de- to back It. ?. ,fr0f1 Repreeentatfor lands e tn- tn Its reoant platform t I be PartT declared that repi al- Congress from the various [ ^ be limited to the actual nu lf ln Ifled ejectors, and thereb ruing thrust at the Constitute e by which we have placed la i' flf- "on to ma'ntaln control " cotton grow whei duced, his profit l. the operative woi he Republican Ab,ed to earn flot 'Mentation In now rece,ve8' h? States should lf the cotton m iruber of Q.ral- ?heaPly a1"* terg. 7 It made a lncreased 80 " >nal provision ?Tound on which our Constltu- ativ? and the no of sur State termer desire? th re only one is now prois are doubled, and If rising'in the mill is enible the wages which he is vastly benefited, and tills can produce more sly. their profits will be tat there is a common the farmer, the operlill owner stand. The le highest price for the people througn its pc The Jtopubllcan pi and enunciated Us li.g the Philadelphia and endorsing the administrations. My Plat i... ,1.1 ! I favor a tariff to it laid so that luxu burden and necessity IllClCB. A tootlve tarii arty has also met oJ olasses policy by reaffirm- tha maMea. i platform of 1900 u,rlfr the g, McKlnley-Roosevelt Qf an artlc,, tariff levied form. Uca:i tar,ff of Iron to < r revenue only and greater thai rlea shall bear the delivered 'n es be lightly taxed, living in E> f, which means the protect- t?< and corporations as against ca By the Imposition of the ill overnment adds to the price fce e by Just the amount of the an On Iron alone the Repub- pri enables the manufacturers elc charge Americans a sum far ml c they get for their products thl Europe. Is It fair that one ed rope should be able to buy Jnth amendments, tho statei lifornla, New Jersey, Ind lnois, Ohio and Pennsylvania pt wlth'n the Republican col d thus the Republican nomlr.ii eaident of this republio Is named icted by the negro race. When lllons of Filipinos are made cit Is Republican party will have fa Itself in power for ages to cot We have troubles enough at 1 j Qf Dvemraem, xne i>emocr lana its pla,,orm condemns the " race question in the stroni umn lIf OUr r?Pr5aentat,on 'n ' based upon the number | electors we will be depri\ our representation, which l these jUst_ since the foundation isena ernment the liability of t sten- war duty la based upon t ne- Its men above a certain home follows that reprecsntatloi atlc party In r*w ">?? ?"??. 111 revival of the PrJc? for his lab gent lan*ua*e. the greatest ma C on area* is turned product of qualified tjon which will red of half of *?r the best Intel we hold Is un- to bring It aboul i of this Gov- reciprocal trade t uijr State , for American reputvll he number of Besides this we 1 age. and. it for tbo sale aud 1 In Congress The vast eontim e operative tne highest or, and the mill owner rkat for his m&nufacThat leglslawork out these ends Is rests of the South, and L I would seek to have elatlons with the South cs and the West Indies nust seek broader flelds market of our goods. ent of Africa ia nrn o _ I favor the pa seag wUl prevent trusts. 1 am opposed to li / I re or ?ucn lawa ?!> American k< try cheaper nperlallsm In every be bought XKis laid aowr. m tnat coun- wl than the same ffooda can Th tn America by Americans? en K thout froing abroad to take on i iq Filipinos should be forthwith and guaranteed their free / nore. should be on the name ba glv- party, which had upon th dom. nominating convention, old mta. But thin tlcnUy untouched ? atagr In It* opened up to c le by. ride, an rail way a aonnec . and la Just now being ivilization. The great Mng Cape Colony, the