The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, June 02, 1898, Image 2
The Ministers Of Charleston Endorse
The Work Being Done By The
Y. M C A In Camp
The T 'How ine Hesolul e m:-
were unanimou^lN' adopteil hv
the.Munste --oi ( hai lesion, at
a call' ll ' e ' tiny:, May Jotli, '
After fully iliscussing with
the .\ my Committee of the
\ ouny Men's ('hristian .\ssoci
alioti ’he plans as outlined by
them or the work among tie-
soldi' iof our St a' e
1ft smi.vkiu That we do here
hv endorse most heartily the
movement to carry on tins de
tinite w ork among the s'
of South ('aro'in i
Hks< a \ , That
this mat'er at
c ■. ’ ,:"i lion-. i, d ., ge
’ 'eite tow ard- the
"i.\ ku, 1 hat m v i
fact that our troops at
mg mustered into ser\ iet
that funds to Icgin the
ai needed immediately, we re
commend that the opportunity
to contribute to this cause be
given the congregations on tin
fifth Sunday in this month, or
as soon thereafter as is praetic
cordially and engaged him in a
convi rsation so interesting and
-m' cleverly arranged to keep his
mind o-cupied that he forgot
bis m d to leave the train, and
did not think of it again until
they wire in Poston. Here the
stranger put i he lady and her
charge into a carriage, received
her assurance that she felt ; 'T
fectly safe, had cordially hak' ii
her hand, and was about c,
close the earring door, when
she remember I that she had
felt so safe in t! keeping of
this noble-look .; g man that she
had not i en asked his name.
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Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident of which
Mr John Oliver of Philade!
phia, was the subject, is narrat
ed by him as follows: “I was
in a most dreadful condition.
Iv burst into roaring flames, so
to speak. He denounced CTeve
land, he denounced ’!.e South
and everythin'; Son hern. It
was about this t. m> or a little
later that om of he best and
most charming I American wo
men snubbed this man Koraker
because he h d exprsed his
w oit of gentlemanly instincts
In ; hose days, the same days
w hen Cleveland was appointing
numerous Southern men to of
fice, the whole South was prais
mg Cleveland and there were
•‘Bravos!'' for his wife when she
snubbed the dirty fellow from
()hio.
But times have changed.
Nowadays, the senior senator
from South Carolina denounces
Cleveland with a bitterness and
coarseness which Foraker can
not excel. Tillman is the fawn
ing friend of Foraker, we are
told. Foraker changes tune
and wishes the Confederate
flags returned to the South, as
Cleveland suggested eleven
years ago. But Foraker takes
occassion to denounce Cleve
land again. And the dominant
politicians of the South, led by
such as Tillman—are ready
vernation with an American to
dav said:
“The United States would
make a mistake in attempting
to invade Cuba with volunteers
who are not full v drilled and
disciplined If that was done,
then the hinted Stans might
except heavy reverses when
those troops encounie'ed the
traiued Spanish troops on land.
It would be t grave error to un
derestimate i!,, strength of the
adversaries the Ann rican
troops I w' a' 1 reget to see the
Americans e \ e n temporarily
beaten, as all my sympathies
are with then
Continuing, Lord VVolsoh v
said:
“It is fortunate for rhe Fnited
States that this war is not with
a first class Power, for it is evi
dent that in such an encounter
they would he badly beaten at
at the beginning, though 1 he
lieve the n ericans are able to
defeat an' nation in the long
run.’’
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