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A RINGINGTSP??GHJ D??iCCraCy anu rlepubiican?am Clearly Defined. BY HON. D. 6. HENDERSON. A Olear Cut Vlaw of the Differ enco Between tho Two Qroat Parties m the United States. Hon. D. 8. Hondoraon, of Alkon, who spoke at tho masa mooting io Union rooontly, has defined tho diffor onoon botwoon tho Domoorata and Bo {mblioanu in thia country, r.j follows: bellow Citiaens: It is cstoomod a high privilcgo to bo invited to address tho noonie of this favored sootion of South Carolina. ' When your unexpeotod and unaolioi tod invitation oamo, to oomo hithor and address you on tho gravo national issues ponding boforo tho Amorioan pooplo it was aoooptod as a call to duty. I have felt that in tho dissuasion of thoao issuos at this mooting, in an off elootion yoar, whioh is only tho pre liminary of many whioh may follow noxt yoar, it woro host not to addrosa you in an off hand, oxtomporancous, mannor, whioh ia boat R ni tod to per sonal politioal dobato, hut to oom in it my reflection to manuaoript in tho hopo that I may bo moro aoourato, auc oinot and oloar. Issues aro brought about by tho hap pening of ovonta, whioh gonorato ideas of interoab and oonoorn; and hoing dia oussod and aotod upon by tho public booomo formulated into oonoroto faota aa tho basis of publie and privato ao tion. Nations Aro initiated or doatroyod hy tho result of such issuos; and it ia tho duty of ovory liberty loving oitizon, as the best indioin to his right to citizen ship to tako &n aotivo part in such ovonta. Wo should hiing lo tu?O???id?r?U?h of suoh matters not lthotorioal pyro technics in spoooh and glittering gen eralities from history, but common sonso and reason and apply tho subjoot at hand to our homo nooda and homo dutioa. As a pooplo, ns a nation, by tho per mission of Providenoo wo oooupy tho greatest country of tho earth. Born amid tho poans of liberty; liborty of oonsoienoe; liborty of spoooh, and liborty of religion, shohas boon baptized in tho wators of adversity and is now marching up tho slopoa of apparont prospority and powor. It is tho poople who oomposo tho government. It is tho pooplo who formulate the idoas that guido national Srow th; and it is tho pooplo who must eoido tho issues whioh tho formula tion pf snob ideas bring about. AU nations of tho nature of our Amorioan republic must havo rival politioal partios. It atartod soon af tor tho breath of lifo waa blown into tho body politio of this National ropublio aa tho neooasarv concomitant of tho faot that mon run tho govornmont. They have oxistod ovor sicco undor various names, orcods and bannora and will continuo to romain as long as tho ropublio livos, or until its onemios, i thoy havo their way, sink ?tinto Imperi alistic oblivion. Tho written charts whioh bind us together, namely, "Tho Doolam tion of Independence"; "Tho Artiolos of Con federation" and "Tho Constitution of tho Unitod Staten of Amorioa", wero begotton in tho revolt of liborty against tho Boyal Imporialiatio colonization iden. Tho Constitution was a grant of power from tho pooplo; what was not therein granted to tho govornmont theroby formed was roservod absolutely to the pooplo. ? Every lino, every syHablo of thia Magna Charta of tho pooplo was ovolv ed from a struggle of dobato botwoon contrali/.od govornmont on tho ono hand and a government of tho poople on tho othor. Tho dust of battle whioh vindioatod tho liborty prinoiploa of tho Constitu tion had soarooly rolled away whon Hamilton and his followers espoused tho causo of a Contralizod government; and Je. ff orson and his followers tho causo of a Domooraoy pure and simple Evorsinoo through vwious mutations and ?bangos, amid shifting scones ?nd oiroumatancos; amid battlo and treason and traitoriam and tyranny and pros pority and advorsity, tho atrugglo baa oontinuod; and it subsists today. You oallod thia mooting to day bo oauao it waa still going on. Tho Hamiltonian, Fodcralistio or Republican party bonding all of it? onorgios to ouutralizo all powor in ono Fodoral head with tho maohinory for the promotiou of its oombinos and de pendencies to porpotuato tho power of that head; and tho Jofforsonian or Domooratio party bonding its onorgios for tho prosorvation of popular govern ment and a striot oonp.< motion of tho constitution handod o wn by thc fathers. Tho same Domooratio party ha? soon dofoat and stood it like a Spartan hero. It haa aeon victor/ and dispensed power; and stood that suooosa with equanimity and disponsod that powor aa an ovon handod govornor of tho poo plo's rights. It may again seo defeat, but it will again soe viotory if its sons aro truo to ita causo. It has stood a? tho Groat Conservator of tho buBinoss intorests of tho oountrj ; demanding oompotition in all tho marta of trado. So that labor and in dustry in all modos of lifo oan bo oom ponsfttod. It han stood against tho onoroaoh monts of the groody money gatherer and for the promotion of tho hoalthy trado and enterprise in all dopartments. For tho oxtonsion and protection of oommereo to tho remotest regions of tho earth BO that Amorioan progress and Amorioan onterpri?o by tho making of hotter goods at ohoapor prices could oommand tho markots of tho world; imd it advocates to day tho promotion and protection of that trade and oom mereo to tho fallost cxtont. It has stood for tho onforocmont of its own lifo bought dootrino that thorn must be no further onoroaohment upon Amorioan torritory by Continental powers for the purposoa of monarchical colonisation and vasnol rule; and it should novor surrender or violate that prinoiplo of solf proaorvation and jun tioo, least tho world powers shall olaim such violations as a protext for their groody aotion. It has gono further; and by dood and aot stood for tho poaoefui acquisition of Amorioan torritory for tho proaorvation of Amorioan liborty and tho develop ment of Amorioan enterprise and progroas, but it novor has and I pray God it never will lond its aid and sanc tion to tho aoqusition of foroign torri tory for plunder and polf. ' In 1803, undor tho loadorship of ita founder, tho immortal Jeiforson, by poaoof ul moans and monoy frooly grant 65510 od in timos of poaoo bv tho peoplo, U orootod tho atora and Btripos ovor tho Louisiana purchase nf tor tho (ri oolbr of Franoo was withdrawn; and in that aot as a parc, wrttton in tho oontraot of purohaso, it guarantood tho full right of statehood to tho ooinponont parts of tho torritory; and protection of lifo and liborty to ovory inhabitant thereof. It took in tho lund and proooodod to gov orn it with "tho consent of tho govorn ad", carrying out tho bod rook dootrino of the Union of Statos. It would mako that nr.mo apoRtlo of Domoornoy shud der in his ootilo, to knew that in loss than a oontury thereafter tho govorn mont, whioh ho had so earofully kopb co.vn in, ita territorial accpatroniouta to tho priuoiplosof liborty, in tho far East away from our oooan washed Hopublie had soized torritory olnitnod by two I dilioront sots of people and wero on ' deavoring to for oe upon it a govern ment oontrnry to their wishoB and do siro. This samo old Domooratio party after it had givon liborty to tho Toxan re public, ovon by foroo of arma, saw no diegraoo in hauling down its-glorious Hag from tbo ramparts of tho Monte ?u rea?; and there will bo no diegraoo in tho hauling down of that flag trom tho baltlomont of Moro Casllo whon Cuba's own govornmont is oouiploto, exoept it bo tho stigma upon her freedom of ac lion whioh tho Platt amondmont on graftod in ita Constitution, put there by tho Ropublioan party. In tho timo of our dircdisastor whon property valuoB by tho fato of war ha 1 shrunkon to nothing; whon lifo was soarooly worth living; whon hopo was near gono forever, and tho Ropublioan party big and bloated with blood and power, sought to make tho Southern statos dopondenoios and tho abodo of \uUuros to proy on us and to oat out our vitals, that samo old Domooratio Mothor with tho bravo sturdy Domo orats of tho Mast and YVoat stood by us and holpcd ua to assort our manhood and rogaiu our froodoru of action. And now in tno high tido of tho Na tion's progross, beoauso forsooth tho Domooratio party (srhioh has stood eua shino and shadow and will novor die) has boon twioo dofcatod booauso of somo difforonoos of opinion as to oortain party polioios and booauso of tho uio of Ropublioan money contributed by tho onomios of tho liberties of tho pooplo, wo aro invitod to swallow, without ovon mastifioation, all of tho polioios of tho party of oontralizod powor tooall it tutOGliESSlVE Dornooraoy. God savo tho murki Not simply that, but wo aro aBkcd to romain Domooratio and absorb and as 8iniilato tho boniftoonb prinoiplos of re publioani?in booauso wo live in an doo trioal ago of progross; and booauso we aro told wo should givo up our tra ii lions, our history, our momorios and our past forcvor. lu tho paraphrased words of Tom Watson or Privato John AUOD) I know not whioh, if wo did it, if wo followed this frioudly advioo whoro would wo bo avY, xuo Domooratio party would bo dead, tho llopublicnu par.y would bo tho masters of tho situation and tho scat tered forocs of tho people would bo forood into Populistio party, Vi^oh is now snoerod at by somo of its formerly ardent admirers. That is what tho paro nts who aro behind this movement to invado tho South hopo for, but your goodjueg mont, your patiiotio purposes and high regard for duty to tho past and in tho present will stamp it out in its incipi ency. Nay, rathor lot tho momorablo words of tho groat Baa Hill of Goorgi?? w thoy sounded through tho halls of tho United States Sonato sink into your heart, "Tho South is onco moro in tho homo of her fathers and thero sho pro poses to romain," exerisiug hor privil eges and standing with all lovors of liborty in tho grand union of statos against monopolios and oombinos and oonlralization, no mattor in what form it oomoo. Why should wo tako suoh a oourso? Why should wo as Amerioans ns woli as Southerners and Carolinians, abro gate our fealty to tho Demooratio party; cr worso still keep our namo as Demo crat and carry Ropublioan prinoiplos into its party council ti, and thus attack its vitals whilst avowing ourso YJB in blalont terms mom bora of its politioal household V Tho negativo answor to this irquiry comes easy from a si m plo diapaaeion ato statement of tho avowed policios for which tho Ropublioan party s.ands inthis year of Graoo. Ln iib KOKKiGN polioy itadvooatcs in its platforms and through its adminis tration aiid its roprosontativo in Con gicfef , FIRST, territorial expansion and aggression beyond tho Wcstorn hom isp h oro; and governmental colonization whioh whon pushod to its finality moans rampant imperialism; and SECOND, it advocates Congressional absolutism in tho macfgomont of suoh colonios with out regard to tho limitation of tho Groat Constitution. In its DOMESTIC polioy it harbors and upholds tho rankest monopoly in tho shape of trusts and oombinos, in dos tiuotion ol' competition in irado, thus striking at tho very artcrioii of industrial lito and homo living among tho maosos of tho people It prides ilBolf as tho originator and uncenaiog ohtnifion of tho protcotivo turill not being ooutont to ring from the pooplo only one.ugh to pay tho legiti mate oxpensos of tho govornmont; and to allow to tho consuming mastics tho fruits of lcgitimato oom pol i lion ovon in tho neoossitios of lifo for tho sako of protection of favored olasses which sup port it in its machinations and plans, it ostablishos a tubbor tariff whioh op prostsos and tyramnizes thoso who need protootion muoh moro than those who aro avowodly aidod. it goes further and proposes to grant bountied and subsidios to ship linos un der tho pretension that it is io aid tho building up of our Morohant Marino, whon it is woll known and understood that such favoritism is only lo pay off pest party dob ts and if inaugurated as tho polioy will tond to dostroy tho on orgies of our pooplo and thoir individu ality, by causing thom to look to tho patcrcnlism of govornmont, instead of rolying on thoir own efforts to ex tond thoir trado. Such dootrinos aro aral oap only bo considered republican no mattor by whom promulgated. No ono oan or ought to objootto tho exoroiso personal proforonoo in opinion but lot thoso who como out and avow suoh idoas annouaoo thenuclvos oponly as ropublioans. Apart from this paramount oonsidora tion? what nooossity, oxpodionoy or justification is there in our foroign re lations for an Amorioan polioy of foroiga territorial oxpansion or kingly coloniza tion? No ono says a word against tho ex pansion and oxtonsion of our trado and oom m or oo to tho uttermost part of tho oarth ; and its full protootion hy ovory agency nf govornmont. If China is to bo dismomborod, as she will bo somo day, simply insist on our trado rights hy propor treaty relations and let tho territory go to other nations who wish to own it and thus ampio markets oan bo opon cvon in that ovoni for our in creasing ootton goods from our wolooin od ootton mills, as woll from all our otbor rosnuranM nf trade without em broiling oursolvoa in all oftho ovils whioh follow in tho wako of tho soiziog of foroign territory, What do wo want with moro torritory V Thoro aro waato plaoos onough io our own land that noed building up. Thoro ?re idlo pooplo onough horo to bo omployed without putting oapital oleowhoro to (rain up untamod pooplo to trades sad handicrafts. Lat us take oarerof our own laboring olass at homo bdoro oxpondiog our surplus onorgioa on others FAT bottor would it bo for us to ox pond tho raonoy whioh tho government will waste in suoh untried ventures in a mcasuroof govornmontal ro?effor tho oduoation of our obildrou by turning it over to tho Sentes tobo administorod undor thoir sohool laws in proportion to tho population. Suoh oiioumaoribedoountrionaaQrcaV Britain with ito over-oro wdod popula tion and its noar by adjaount oDomios may seo somo advantogo in acquiring oolonios whoso pooplo oan bo turned into standing armies to holp in her do fen no and na an outlet for hor Kir's and Lords, but wo havo uo suoh oonditions at all. In my humble judgniout whoa Dowoy landed at JYlauilia aud took ohargo of Arohipolago of tho Pnillipiaca iuotoad of oonfiniog his notion to tho ordor "to find and dontroy tho Spanish fl jot", whioh with uddod glory to tho Auiori o?n Dig ho did, a polioy was oponed up whioh portonds, if oairiod out, gravo and tembl? disastor to our pooplo as a nation. Tho half ohild and half savago inhabi tants of thoso ifilauds woro found in ro volt with npnin and ought to have boon loft alone to havo holpod in her neodod humiliation. But we woro on tho orest of victory and the llopublioan politioiani Booing tho opportunity to oxtoud thoir grasp ing niothods oponed wido tho now door in ordor that thoro should bo now fields for monopolies and trusts. Tho prin oiplos of tho foro fathor Puritan; tho hopo of tho gallant Oavalior and tho ....... ?f 1?.. _1_>_ IT. .1 wuui Ul VU? ".ur.iij XXUgUUUl WJ1UU UK1 y Bottled thia country and rodeomed it from kingly colonization that wo Bhould shino as aa oxnmplo to other nations OB tho ropublio of tho pooplo and for tho pooplo' was trampled tn tho duit; and by tho treaty of Paris that polioy of plundor was attomptod to bo mohfiod by an aot of purchase. Suoh a polioy bogun has no bounds to its fruition and thoroia lies tho dan ger. Tho Phillipinos will not bo onough io satisfy tho oupidity of grasping after foroign torritory. Eight thousand miles away from us in unknown BOSS andamid unknown pooplo it will rcquiro a stand ing army equal to thoso of tho Powor of Europo to maintain our authority among tho nations and our prestigo among tho powora of oarth; and this drain upon our treasury kopt full by taxation, indiroot through it bo from a sufforing pcoplo is to bo oountod as nothing, for it givos tho adminiotration party tho oppoitunity to makomoro of tioou to bo luted by moro suppjrtois. Tho maintouanoo of suoh dopcodon oies ovon if it bo in tho ahapo of a proteoiorato govornmont only will load to tho formation of military assistance to othor powora for mutual interests, and thia will inevit ably lead us into tho warlike embroil ment in tho inevitable warlike strugglo whioh is always impoading and must soonor or lator oomooetwoon tho armed powers of Europo aud Aua and all of this dangor to the prihoiplos and polioy of our Institution is without tho slight est nooofliity thoroforo, because when wo had vindioaicd a rig t and tho abili ty to bo a World Powor all wo had to do was to rcquiro by treaty or purchase if nood bo, coaling stations for our ships, koop up our navy and domand propor treaty righi ?i in tho futuro aa .in tho past for tho opan door of trado and tho froo spread of tho roligion of Chris tianity, and it novor wmld or ojuld he denied. A recent Indopcndonoa Day bard hat put tho whole thing in vorao in a nul shell. "Grout is ourhrritngo of hope, und groat Tho obligation of our oivio talc." "We need Tho lino audacities of honest dood, Tho homely oki intigritlos of soul, ThoSwifi temerities thai lakotho part Of outoast Kig?t--tho wisdom of ina heart Bravo hopea tliul Mammon novor can dolalli Nor sully tfilh his gainlesj clutoh foi gabi." To popularize this propaganda foi grocd and gain, tho wily mauagors o! this polioy ondeavor to infuso into itt destiny aud a falo in whioh they aa] Religion must take % parti Tho religion of tao meek and lowl] NazArono as givon ui in tho NJW DIB p?osation of God'? Bovalauon, wa1 novor intonded to bo propagatod am oxtondod with tho Bible in ono bani and n Mausor ritlo in tho othor. "Poaoo and good will" is tho frontis picoo on tho pure white banner of ebria tianity. That religion pcop!o do no embraoo whioh ooinoa to them a^t th( mouth of tho oAonon, nor will tnoy buj goods from thoso who battor down thoi plaoos of trado with tho guns of war shipa. Thia pornioious polioy of aggressiv torriiorinl expanoion has already givoi birth to a young Heroulos of diaoon and danmor in tho shapo of Oongroa sional AiifiOLUTl&M nurturod by tho par ty in powor and advooitod by its pimps whioh, if not throttled by tho Ainori oan pooplo will destroy ovory vostig of liborty loft us. Tho Kor?k?ir Act hatohod in tho ia toroat o? tlio llopublioan ptrty wa passod placing protoolivo du'.ios on th produotn of Porto ltioo. Tho majorit of tho Supremo Court of tho Unite Statos, in its oonstruotion of tho uni formitv exoiso and duty olnuso of th Constitution as botweon the statos ha declared that the powor of Congross i its plaoingof tari IF dutioo on it ri colonie is unlimited; and thus the bridle i tnkon off tho horno and ho ia turno looso from tho ntall freo to roam wher ho may. Tho powor of tho English Pari i a mon ia givon to Uongross in its managomon of thoso kingly aoquiromonts; and tb Constitution ron trains thom not. If this dootrino bo oxtondod to th innlionablo rights of Lifo, Liborty an Ptoporty, as it ia likoloy to bo, then -i eroots a kingdom of Imperialism wort than that of kings and emperors. Bangor signals hang out all aroun on this phase of this burning issue c Imperialism. And tho call of dut whispors loudly to tho pcoplo of tho? Unitod Statos to havo nene to ropr< sent them inCongross who wou'.d vol to toar down tho bannor of tho gran old Constitution for a mons of pottag* I Oar fathors novor intondod that th inherent rights of tho oitizens of fro soil in tho protootion of thoir livci liborty and property should he logit latod upon by a Congress unbridled b tho limitations oftho fundamental law. ' Whon wo turn to tho ?OMKSTI? polie of this politioal ootopui, the samo ol party of greed and gain, 'tho Ropubl I oan party, most of whioh wo aro askc .'V :; . ?: ' . ? . '". ? ? i\ . -I ?; by Ita protogos to swallow horse foot and dragoon and to digest as go Od for tho health of tho Domooratlo baity, what do wo" fi nd aa tb? soothing i^r.cdi oino proaoribed for us by ourap^tlou? friends? Trusta: Protootivo Tariffs to >>id those Trusts, and ahlp subsidios to pa oli tho rieh 0 ono sr ne alroady bloated with othor protootivo* of protootion: No right inindod man objeota to cor porato organizations in reason and tight, booau'o thoroby o?pitnl oau bettor moot tho objeots of legit?malo trade,but thoso morn moth monopolies whf^n en gulf tho aggrogato capital of aaiallor corporations with tho objeot and effect of stifling oompotition; and destroying tho opportunities of buainoas and liveli hood of thousands of mon and families; should not bo foaUrod but ought to moot tho outraged opprobrium of all right thinking people. . Our own Stato, aloDg with other states, has paasod striot Anti Trust laws, but I apprahood when tho Slates Attomty Genoral oomes to apply it, ho will bo mot with tho dimouUqma lion of inter-atato complication. ? If tho Unitod Statea statuto galled tho Shirmau Aali-Truit Aot ia not found t?ioaotoue onou?h to destroy thia ovil, lot tho party in power frame a Constitutional Amondmont broad enough to root up tho ovil and submit it to the people uudor tho ipaohiuory of tho Constitution. Hui no, that would not suit tin; ni for th,ir oampaign frionds aro ia the Trusts; ami more osmpaign funds will bo noodod. Just boforo Uougrof.i ad. Juourns a great fusa ia niado that Anti Trust logislaliou ia to bo passed, but it is all fuss. And yot, this ia tho party wo are called upon to ombraoo: Ghod Lord dolivor us: Thia formation of Trusts to ruin tho intorcslB of trado and aggrr.uiu? tho ton to tho iajury of tho many, natural ly aroso, as ita quintessence and con sequence froui tho favorito fundamen tal dootriuo of the Republican party, a protootivo Tariff for the sako of pro tootion; aa opposed to the Oonetltu tional prinoiple of equal rights to all and speoial privilegea to nono; and ai opposed to tho D?u?uor?liu dootrino of a laritf for rovonuo only. In thia day and timo in which we liv?, by its workings wo bohold thc trado anomaly of Amorioin Tmit goode Bolling ohoApor abroad than thoy do at homo. Tho Russian oan buy Amerioan pro tootod stool for thoir oruiaera nhcapoi than thia govoruruont of tho ^United States oan for tho upbuilding \of hoi Navy. ,y. lt oan only bo remodied by tho con sumers of tho American publio demand ing that ra ir material o( all kinda shal bo plaood on tho froe list along wit 1 all Trust goods. Tho Revision of thia Robbor Tarif! and tho Rogu'ation of thoso tf) fagot Trusts should bs made tho rallying on of tho Ddmooratio battlo of UHU. Just at thia juaoturo in our hutlnaai history tho export trado of tho. Uuitoi Stato Jinn beoonio and will continuo ft< bo immonso, beotuso of the industry 0 our pooplo and the development of ou resouroos; and not booauso of Tari! laws; and booauso thereof and its na tarni interference with kindred domes tio enterprises thoro, tho foreign 00un cr io.i auch SH Russia and Germany, ar throntoning retaliatory me a niton 0 protootion (svhioli wo oannot ioi'cftll rouir)t if wo protoot ouwolvoo) and thi status will surely bring to tho Domo oratio fold an army of now a''1- *t;" if systomatioally nurtured aa >turi allies of this par. a rov ouuc>6?ly. Yoi ...-j ?... (jj ow braoo Protootion \as a propox odin for PROGRESSIV? Demo moy. , r It is an absurdity, Rolf evident on il faoo, to ory for "an opon door" iti Asl and Europe and oho whore and then t clono that door of trad j at home to th oulsido world ooining hore to trado wit us. It is pharisaical and dlshonost to 0: poet otherd to trade with us and we n< to trado with thom. The rooiprooil of tho situation must be looked at fro! tho STANDPOINT of allthopooplo of th Republic, and not simply from tl standpoint of the fow. Mr. Mark Hanna, tho king boo of ll graud old party, promittod bia oampaif friends a ship subsidy doso as a solai for thoir aid and comfort. Two hundrod and thhty Ave million of tho poopio's honost earniug? to 1 dolled out nt an annuity of niuo mi lions per year to aid existing linos; ar it is said this waa to aid in the eatablis mont of our Merchant Marino to oan our trade to the new oolonioi and il world. Our now apontlos toll ui to tako th dose also iuto our pohtioal anatom that it would do us good. If it woro right to dj so, how mtv of it would M AUK allow to bo admin: terod bolow Mason and Dixon's lin Nay, rather, ho and his oonfror would j in tho transcontinental Ra load Li?os in endeavoring to throtl our hopo of an Isthmian Canal, wbi means uo muoh lo tho South, Wo noedod no chip subsidy from 18 lo 1860, whon tho P/omooratio pm honootly and rraotioally and 8ito?>oi fully administered the National Gt emment; and our Morohant Mari roproaonting tho honosty oarniugs Americans tramped tho seas in safol and when no Robbor Tariff was prm to inoroaso tho piioo of ship buildi matoria); and wo nood nono now; if will only insist that stool and in which aro moi tl y uuod for building m fating vocnols aro put on tho froo li Lot not tho South bo entrapped wi thia Grocinn horne whioh is painted over with Hanna slime I . Li ko tho expansion policy thia \ swallov. id by some of our Pdiniorat K> publican friends af tor oonforoi with Hanna forsooth; and witlu waiting oven to soo if the Filipinos w shooting down our flag, for this waa appropriation foi tho boys who ran i oxohequor of tho .Grand Old Party. Thoso aro nonio only, but porhapa ohiof of thoso politioal National issi no ff Stn ponding botweon tho great pol oaf partios. Wo aro advised, howevor, in patin torms "to roorganfea" tho Domoori party. It has boon organizad evor nineo cays of Jefferson. Why "ro organi it? Why doolaro if you don't do this will stay with tho Ropublioaus or st MORE of ua will go? Rooauso abo has beau defeated in pitch battles, shall wo doaert hor 1 put a stain and domorallxition on lo aden hip, whioh would ho comfort to her 0 nom i ea, by * 're- organising" 1 Booauto nomo of her loaders h hoon dohorbod. shall wo'give np principies and espouio thoso of onomioB? No, gontleinon, her oioutoheon broad onough, har fold ls ampio enou her hopo ia strong onough, her mini of liborty is otornpl onough, 00mo and join tho people In thoir oau ea conventions and primarlos; givo tako; oonfor and compromiso; use and Judgment; and what things absolota and old tirnoy; what thlnge .load and not progressive; what things aro against tho intorost of tho business world: and what mon aro not n?odod fer victory, caa al! bs !e?t cut, for tho grand old party is not a doad party; or a ono man party; and lot us all inaroh on to victory in li)04; but for Hoavon'? .aka don't' oxpoot us to "ro-organiso" on tho basis of Ropublioan territorial expansion; and oongrossianal abso lutism! Protootion and ship subsilios; and ospooially in South Carolina whero that is adv?oatod bv tho almonors of llopub lioau patronage Ono moro mord. National controversies I rd particu larly interosesting to us as thoy niiso ard aro solvod in roapeot to our homos. How do JO it ut und in South Our dina today? Sho hal pasiod through tho poriod of faotionai strife. Hor sons tuot tog J thor, as representativos of hor pooplo, in a Constitutional Convention iu 1895 and solved tho suflrago quostion and olimi natod tho friction of raoo by putting thonogro whero ho bolongs in politios; and further thoy 1 ai i tho foundation for a broad oduoation in the manson as woll as tho highor schools to onablo futuro gonprations to keep down that race friction by being qialifi jd for tho educational auftrage. From Waahington wo hoar forebod ings acd warning that tho South's basia of Raproaontation muat bo cut down, booaaao of our aoiion. Tnoflo throats aro mado aa to every Southern Stato who has aotod Uko wo hftvo or are new doing no, liko Alabama and Virginia. Tho quootion of tho validity cf our Lawn aro hold up for oonaidoration in me quostions made on the oUotion of our ltaprosonlalivos. And on tho hods of all thia wo aro told that in thia Btato ospooially wo ought to havo two whito pardea. That moro froodom of apecoh must bo indulged. Lot it oomo, but let it oomo in tho Right way; under right colors. Aa Rspublioan and Domoorat. And whon it oomos, r.?moaibor it moana a fight over tho nc?ro, Whon tho whites divido and ouo party is backed by tho patronage ot tho Powora at Washington, ic m .-ans a new registration will bo doman iod; nud tho ontiro rooonaidoration of tho old q-ioa tioaa will bo brought forward. Aro you ready for it? li i o. pitch in, As far as I am oonoorncd, tho samo old party whioh 1 fought with in thc Tax Payor's Convention from 1870 to 1876, to preservo whito supremacy; tho aamo old party whioh with tho Rid Shirt brigade in 1876 flung efl tho alien yoke; thia aamo old patty whioh CY,.? ainoo has fought for that cud, and tn 1895 aftor throo long months of work in Columbia framod a Constitution whioh mot'tho approval of tho whito peo ?)lo of the entiro State, ia good ouuugh br me. No ontoring wedgo for a division should bo allowed in tho name of any new fangled Domooraoy, whothor it bo oalled PROGRESSIVE or COM MERCIAL. These divisiona, theso dangora, therm oontontions in tho past havo cost us too muoh. Tho grand old Stato. battle aoarrod, oarth quako rookod and ad vorn ty tried as sue has boon, nooda now moro than ovor tho loyal support of her sons. In my humble judgment tho whito pooplo of South Carolina at this juno turo aro, and ought to bo leaaintorcsted in what issues shall bo mado paramount in*tho Domooratio National platform in 190-1; or who shall bo our standard bearer thoo, than in maintaining the purtty andfautonomy of our party .boro, in tho State. National issues cannot be iuvontod thoy aro born by tho way from tho paramount ideas of tho poo plo, and praotioal sonso must bo used at the right timo to tako advantage of thom. National .candidatos had boat not bo throshod out too f ir ahoad of time loasi they may not suit tho idean, but it is imperativo, it ia important, it is para mount that we should keep, tho atmos phore around our own political hoarth ntono puro and at least DemooraMO. Let us seo to it that no insidious Ro publioan poison is injaotod in* o the body politio in tho namo of Damooraoy. Wo want no aoattor shot? in that fight ; no motoor-liko flash-lights to load us into tho spaoo of political oblivion, but tho old tima prinoiplcs with truo eon? beni ad thom, aud tioo tho ra uk and file aa the KCAL progtesaive DJIUOO raoy will inaroh forrard, along with the other Domooratio Slates tf tho Union to National victory in 1904 Tho grand old Ship of State is not wrcokod; eho only rooka and rolla in tho trough of a dangerous aea, waiting for h?r truo sona to atoor hor aafoly through. "Pear not each sudden BOiml or shook, Tia of the wave and not th? rook; 'Til but the Happing of tho sail, And not a rent made hy the galo. lu ?pilo of rook anti tempest's roar, Ia spite of falso lights on Hie shoro, Sail on old Ship, nor fear to bread tho soft, ('ur hoarta, our hopes aro all with theo, Our hearts, our hopes, our tears, our prayers, Our Faith triumphant o'er our fears, Aro all with theo, avo all wiih thee." "Carolina, forovor, Clod's blessings attond hort" Hiding on tho Tender. In a hoad end collision botwoon the Chicago and Alton westbound "Hum mer" and a freight train at Prontioa. 111?., Wednesday, five men were killed and sK b?dly wounded. Nono of tho paaaengord wcro injured boyond slight bruises. Doad-ltiaginoer Sheohan of tho pan isonger train, fireman Evans of tho pan nengor train, three unknov/n mon on tho tondor of tho pasnongor train. Just how tho aooident ooourrod probably novor will bo knorrn. Tho froight train had pulled into a siding from tho Weat (find to await tho passonger train. It is suppiflod tho train gradually workod out ovor tho switohunebaorvod hy tho orew. How It Works. Hero is a oonvinoingargumont on tho pornioious cfXoota<of tho tariff: Araori oan stool produoors aro offering wiro rods dolivorod at Manoheator for $29.30 a ton. Tho prioo to conan mora in tho Unitod States ia about W9 a ton. Tak ing into aooount tho coat of froight and other ohargos inoident to trani-ooeanio shipment, it is olear to tho Engineering Nowa of Notv York that the wiro rod maker "in notting at loaut $15 por ton moro profit from his American ouito niera than from his foreign sales." Power of Wealth, Senator Clark, of Arizona, ia willing to koop his ooppor mino atowod until tho grais grow? in tho strcotsof Joromo rathor than yiold to the strikers' de mand for. an oight-ht u? day. Ho loaos $27,000 for ovory day tho minora aro idlo. Thia shows tho po ?vor of wo al th. Tho littlo town isparalyzod by tho oap rioo of one man, while Wal tor Jennings, a Standard Oil magnato, annoyed by tho lummor visitors at Cold Spring Harbor, has bought tho two hotols and oloaod them, thus paralysing that town. OKOP? IN THE BTATK, A Suoolnt Statement of Condition* Prepared by Mr. Bauer. The following ia tho wcokly bullotin of tho woathor ?nd orops in Bouth Carolina issuod last wook by Director Dauor of tho South Carolina sootion of tho o1 i malo and crop sorvioo of tho Unitod StatoB woathor buroau: Tho wock onding 8 a. m , Monday, August 19th, had oven, nearly normal, tooiporaturo, with a mximum of 96 dogroos at Groonwood, and a minimum of CG dogrocs at Greenville Theso tomporaturoB woro favorablo for orop. growth and development. Thoro waa a slight deficiency in ounahino over tho aoutheaatcrn portion, whilo over tho remainder of tho State goneral oloud inoaa provailod, gonorally dotrimontal to otop development, High winda dam aged oom and ootton in tho ex1 remo horthweatorn oountios. EXOOBH?VO raina ooourod ovor tho woatern and northorn oountioa, causing froahota in all tho rivora and oroeka that destroyed whut bottom land xsropa remained Gronnvillo hal 7.04 inchon, Spartanbure 7 50. Andoroon 8 20, and Liborty 0 08, whilo many other plaoes had (?maller, but exoeesivo amounta for the week. Ovor tho oontral, southern and ca'.torn oountios, thu rainfall was normal, or bolow; and genorally bono ?oial. Many points had aomo rain on every day. In small aootiono of Edge fiold and Groonwood counties tho ground ia still dry, but with thone ox ooptionn, tho noodof dry woathor ia in dicated. On sandy landa, ootton baa takon on rust extonaivoly, ia oboddiug froely, and ia losing color, but on day landa a fur ther improvement ?is indioatod during tho week, otpc dally for early ootton, whioh IB boavily fruited. Young oot ton ia growing too muoh to weed and ia not fruiting aatiofaotorily. Early oot ton ia beginning to opon ovor practi cally tho whole Stato, although piok ing neill not DU gonoral for nomo time. Thc first bain of tho *e*son wss in kolod at Chrrloaton on tho 17th. S?a island ootton continues to improve and io fruiting, but romaina undoraiaod. Young oom looks promising whoro not destroyed by froahota, but tho general oondition of oom indicates an oxtromly short yield. Fodder pulling io gonoral. To'jaoon cutting and curing is nearing completion, although aomo to b?oio bas taken on a now growth. Rico ia heading and filling woll, and somo is rea'.y to harvoat. Tho forage orops, iu oluding poaviooa and grass, look prom ising. H .veut potatoes arc oom ing up. Turnip newing continuos undor favor ablo soil conditions. In niany seotions tho lato peaoh orop is rotting oxtonsivo ly. Army worms havo appoarcd in largo numbers in a few eaitornco'intios, and are destroying muoh grase. Pasturen aro excellent. Deaf noa B Cannot be Cured by local applications aa thoy oannot roach tho diseased portion of tho oar. Thoro is only ono way to ouro deafness, and that is by constitutional romodies. Doafnosa is caused by an inflamed con dition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. Whoo this tubo is inflamed you havo r umbi i jg Bound or imporfoot hearing, and whoa it is en tirely closed, Deafnoss is tho rosult, and unless tho intUmmatioa oin bo taken out and this tubo rostorod to ita normal oondition, hoaring will bo dot Btroyed forever; niuo casca out of ton aro caused bv Catarrh, which - ia noth ing huv an iufUmod oondition of tho rnuo?ua BtirfaeoB. Wo will givo One Hundred Dollars for any oa*o of DoafnosD (oaused by oatarrh) that o innot bo ourod by Hall's Catarrh Curo. Sand for oiroulars, free. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolode,0. Sold by Druggists, 75 oonta. Hall's Family Pills are tho boat. Socolen of Suit-Water VIHIICH. The number of species of Ashes liv* lng habitually in tho ault waters of tho world cnn only be approximately esti mated, probably about 10,000. Those olassod as "shore Ashes" live, as a milo, close to tho surface nnd near tho land, iand aro well known to the salt-watey anglur in his outings as tho weakfish, striped basa, kingfish, eto. Of tho shore fishes thcro are about 4.000 ape* rios. The "pelagic fishes," or those which inhabit tho upper waters of the seas, aro relatively few in number. The "deep-sea fishes," whioh live in depths varying from 200 to 2,500 fath? oms, cannot bo even approximately es? timated, as now species are hoing con* stoutly discovered.-Field and Farm, Mn rice il DlfYorcnoo. Willie-Pa, what's meant by th* "prime of life?" Pa-Well, when a man roadies 40 or so he ls said to be in tho primo of Ufo. "And ls it the samo with a wom an?" "Why, son, you would insult a wom an by telling her sho was rn tho primo of life. She's always younger." Philadelphia Press. Hieltet? from AVcttor. In urging tho necessity of a new hospital a speaker at the forty-first annual meeting of the dental hos pital said that ?inco Glasgow had been using water from Loch Katrine dental carlen and rickets had in creased greatly. The sanio result from the use of soft water has been noticed among tho natives of South Africa.-Dentists* Journal. Vlurat llo<t*ofl. The finest garden hedges in long land are at Hall Parn, in Pucking hainahlre. Tlioy aro over 30 foal high, uro immensely thick, and aro clipped so as to present the smooth, velvety appearance peculiar to the finest yew and box hedges.-N. Y. Herald. The \\'avil).< Aro Named. In ltiohmond, Va., tho wards are not designated by numbers, as is tho aase in other American cition, but by th? naraos of statesmen: Clay, Monroe, Mallison, Jefferson, Murshall and Jackson. Clay ward is the largest in Richmond in voting population.-Chi cago Doily Nows. A Klielien Hoimmec, Lady-What do you think? I hava a servant who go tn up in tho morn ing without being called. Chorus of Voices-Impossible 1 "Pivt it'? truo; alie's in lovo with the milkmen I"-N. Y. World. Tho Modern Version, Teaoher-People who live in glaaa houses should not-. ? What is th? lest of tho proverb, Jobhoy? Kansas Child-Should not try to run joints.-Indianapolis Press. Slow Progress, Pearl-So Did?, gavo you a lesson in poker. What hand o.'d you hold? Ruby-I really oao't rcmembor. Dlok hold my hand all tho tlmeAOM? .ago Itally Now?, j ? I.V.. ..?J t? -''"?"?***^** Sw* ?mi i m. i ti- -rii.Yf ini ur ?n 1861 M nrjr/i-?..,.. A. P, Montague, Ph. D., WE??p? Two ?ou noe ?re offered leading to th? d MAW? OV An-w (M. A.) Mbrary and Undi oat laboratories. J voaoM- -A MU? m HALI., Just completed and furnished at a cont ci DORMITOET. Kxponeoa redwood to a utah olroulsrsof information on request. For rooms apply to Pref. II. T, Cook, _ Greenville, 8. 0 "Presbyterian College Next Sosalon opens Bopt. WI, 1901. Bpcc number oem be aooommodatod in Dormitory matriculation, and tuition, for Colltgiate y In faoulty. Moral influonoes good. Cours M. A. Fine Commoroial Course. Write f< lLow queen 1'nnUhed Uer Dnutrhtera. Tho queen'? daughters were us sim ply and strictly rearer ns she hersolf bud been. They hud regular hourn of work and play, dressed in neat, simple clothes and ato of tho pluiucst furo. "Quito poor living," au old servant of tho queen's culled lt. If they were naughty they reoelved tho time-hon ored punishment of being sent to bed. This was not always n deterrent to tho princesa royal, ua tho following story will show: She bad several times been scolded fox' culling Dr. Brown, bf Windsor, "Brown," and war, threatened with "bed" if sbo trans gressed again. Next day, when tire doctor entered tho room, the young princesa suki, in ber most daring man ner: "Good morning, Brown," und, cutohing' tho queen's threatening eye, sho composedly added: "And good night, Brown, for I am going to brd," | and sho walked resolutely away to her punishment.-St. James Gazette. A Colored Philosophe*. "Ain't v.o uso a worryln' about mithin',** said tho colored philosopher, dangling his feet over the edge of tho j barrel on which he sat. "Ain't no uso j V get blue ncr t' feel down in tito mout', 'cause it ain't goln' to do uny j good 'tall. I suy to myself, says I: | 'Mose, what's tho use. of yn? Boraichih'? J Wife's been deud 'bout four yeahs. Last of mu child'on shuffled off las' week. I don' care If I cats cawn ponce o' lasses bread. Livo just as long, nohow. Ain' goin' t' trouble ma min' bout nothin*. W'ito man, bo Jiavo wife an' ohlld'en an' a good coat an' a 'ouse. Bar'l good miff fur mo. Ain't got mithin' t' work fur an' ain't goin' to work." Be shuffled off tho barrel and moseyed easily down Hickory ab ley.-Columbus Dispatch. A Doflnltlon. "Where's your daughter Mary living now, Mrs. UerlUiy?" inquired one of thc neighbors. "Her hoosband's got n flue Job," said-1 Mrs. Berlihy, proudly, "and tho two av Ullin and little Moike is living in ? Suit up town." "What's a suit?" Inquired the neigh bor. "A ault," said Mrs. Herlihy, slowly, "is one o' them places where tho par lor is the bedroom, and the bedroom is the leiteh?h, and thc closets is down in tho cellar, and the beds is piannies -or organs, and - well, it's one o' ihim places where ivory thing is some- ! thing else," concluded Mrs. Ilerliby. Buffalo Commercial. Mother Alway? Wo?. They aro not exactly bad boys, these two in a certain East Memphis family, but they are invariably quar reling ond fighting with ono anoth er. Probably it was the fdot of .fre quent parental Jnterveiitioh ? that caused tho. few pauses' in hostilities. Ai any rato, they aro rather -famous in their neighborhood. One day not long elnco ono of the neighbors, who waa fond of contests of any kind, asked: v "Edwin, when you n-nd your broth er fight so much, who gonerolly whips?" Edwin gavo a litllo wriggle os if in sympathy with memories of recent occurrences, and said, resignedly: "Mother."-Memphis Solmltar. IAnimal* for Ynxon. Tho natives of Uganda latoly paid theil taxes for tho current year, amounting approximately to ?00,000. This includes payment? in kind, con sisting of five elephants, ono zebra, 20 chimpanzees, several warthogs, wato.' antelopes, porcupines, snakes and cranes and numerous monkeys. All Ure ?JJ creatures have been received at the government headquarters at Port Alley.-Troy Times. CHSICM nt Sea. There aro now afloat lil the Arctic! ocean some 00 spindle-shaped casks, whose finding is awaited with Inter est by polo-seekers as conveying I much-desired information in regard to the set of the polar currents. The eusks were sot adrift north of Behr ing strait In 1899 by whalers, at the. instance of Admiral Melville and Henry G. Bryant, of tho Philadelphia Geographical association.-N. Y, Sun. Ulm l'hystolnurt Aro Numerous. No other sovereign Iii the world baal Ro many physicians os the cr.nr. They number 77, and arc alb selected from' nmong tlie medical celebrities of Bus^ ila. There is first a physician in chief; then come ten honorary surgeon^; two oculists, a chiropodist and honor ary ohlropodist; two court physicians and three specialists for tho czarina. -N. Y. Bun. Ark KNMcntlnl Member. Ilitem-Thara goes Blltherby. ' He belongs to our Authors' club. Headern-Why,he never wrote a Uno of anything in his life. "I know it. But we had to have some one for an audience ut our au thors' readings."-Baltimore Ameri can. A Hllulna Sculo. ErnstuB-Pnwson, what yo' charge toe marry mc an' Mary Jnno? Parson-Twenty dollar?. "Bat's high. What yo' charge to marry me to Liza Smlf ?" "Ono dollar. Yo' sce.InrimiahsMary Jnno mahself."-Boston Journal. A SwtNn Law, There ia ?till in exUtcnce a law in Switzerland which forbids tho wear ing of hats moro than 18 inchos in diameter, artificial flowors, and for eign loathers, under a heavy pen ttlty.-N. Y. Sinn. only a Notion. Nearly every man has a sneaking notion that ho is a shrewd dealer. Washington (Ia.) Pomoorat. True I.OVC. ^ True love will find an -unsinooth way, if thero bo any such.-Detroit Journal, _ Wanted to Swap Wives. , Two Hebrew merohants were atreatod; for an affray at Durham, and tho trial rooultcd in the.dfvolopment of. ovl: denoe that onv ot A*-: mon, Ptunohln ektn, went to the other, whoso nenio vs Max, and proponed to oxohaogo wivofi, UK,, O. VJ, . ? - - * President. egree? of BAOUBLOR ox ARTS (U. A) and Ing-Jtoom. Pbyeioal, Obomtoal and Uiologl oonUtnlog. AUO?TORIUM AND 8coiwr IlAwi# twenty thouiaud dollara. HEW Four* ROOM nura by the **.;j8 syatcra. Oataloguo and Address Dr. A. P. Montague, GreonvM?, 8, O, If South "Carolina.^ rates to boarding sludout?, Ltmltod . $?100.00 will p?7 for board, 'iooia-rent ear. Fivo professors ant one instructor es of study leadtug to degrees of B, A. and >r oatalogue or information of aoy kind to ' A. i.. BPH HOER, Clinton, 8. C,;V Price of Cotton Ties. A matter of koon interest to homo folks it tho lncreaMig scareily in tho supply of cotton tie;, throughout tho cotton * row ie g Stau?. U afees early roliof bo forthouuing they oan bo had only at a premium. Tho pri?e in Havan nah, whion is tbu dian i buting elation for all ties ' mst of tho Mississippi, has:', geno from $1 05 lo $1 25. This short . ??o it clio of ibo ix UK H of tho stool (trike, and oan only end when that is rooland elf. I', appears that tho Stool Hoop company's mill, now olosod by tho Amalgamated arsooiattcn, 1B tho largest mariufaoturcr of rotten ties. Thoro aro other tie mills-ono in Ohio, two in Georgia and ooo ?.t Pittsburg, but the oom bint (1 output situation, and tho faotor to be rt okoned with is. tho probability whioh pointe to tho early ahuttiug down cf tho mills at Young town, Ohio, av d Pittsburg. Inquiry into tho louai market's oonditiou shows Columbia to be in a rather more hopoful way. Tho whole valors he.vo ito buy. their tios "ecoond hand." They aro, thoroforo, anticipating no difficulty in Icing tb'o to supply tho looal demand. As to tho possibility of raising" tho prico, nothing definite could bo learned. Married a Millionaire. A 'ow wooka ?go Miss S?rah Garrot Boston waa a oiodk model in a depart ment sloro. Now sho is Mrs. Frank Skin uer, Jr., wife if a millionaire and mistress of one of. tho finest homes on the Bick Bay. While accompanying his aunt on a shopping expedition, tho young millionaire saw tho girl who bo carno his wifo, and his parontu xnado no objection to tho raatoh. E. B. Weddington, a Union County, N. C., farmor, who died recently,, was not troubled by tho "race issue." He lived in tho . kindliest relations with tho^' negroes and in his will he gave : thrqo tract? of land to three of his faithful colored servants, leaving money to others. The remainder et' his estate, amount- \ ing to 1,000 acres, he bequeath- . ed to the Methodist Church. 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