The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, May 19, 1898, Image 5
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A Protest from GreeleyViiie.
KUtor
.Moved by a deep - .-e of honor
and justice to our=eI\os and t!:r
democratic voters ot iiope township,
andchufmi: under the treat
menr that the delegation from t!i
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(ireelpvviile d;Mno.>ra!tc ci' O re
ceived at the hand- of the county
convention held in Iviuir-!i >e on
the 2nd. inst., we haved *!ennincd
to come before the calm, and impassioned
voters of Willi
county with an app al to their
hijjh sense of honor .01! .i Ji**
for a lair and im: ;i ii.v in;;:;:tered
constitution to every : 1 'tuber
ol the democratic party. We
do not ap{>ea? to any one for the
purpose of crentiiu di-scnsions
within tlie ranks of the party.
Our purpose is f..r from Iiii
We are n<>t oftliat class wiio arI
su.ne tni'o our-eiv > >uch aru-^
anee as to make 1 i^!it wroiiir in
the very face of our over whelming
evidence to the contrary. We
claim that liheiaiby ofmitid that
concedes to oilier n ?n!o the rig!:!
of opinion and the line exercise oi t
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their hone>t and conscientious convictions.
I>;11 we arc not ot thai
humble and meek kind who are)
willing to do the 1 hiding of the
]?olitical aggrandize:*. .Nor are
we willing to |> ass by unnoticed
tlie high-handed ml dogmatic
nn?fl?urpst>m:i!OV('(l be the role or
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ruin political triumvirate that
seems to ma:ii;>u!ate the ooiitica!
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affairs of this county to their owu j
honor and glorv, and to the exI
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elusion of ail others who are not j.
'willing to accept their dictates ;
To apply tiie term high handetr
and dogmatic to the ac ion of the t
convention that tarew out tiie del
egation trom the regularly organized
democratic club of this place.'
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but mihly expresses it; as tiie J.i.ctin
the whole matter will hear u> '
out, and the subsequent vobe ol j
the people mo>t fully doinon-ora
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21.:!ie County iveoord coal ained
acall, 01 nol.ro ovtrti.e .>ici:aiwie
Cjf tlii? county cha.'niiiiM to all dem
ocratic clubs U> meet < n Satur lay.
A pr 30. tor the purpose of renrix- .
animation mid eleeiini: i 1: * I a lie- lo
a coil ill v convention to be held
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o:i the Jill lowing .Mo id iv. i lie
Kecoid reaches in- o '.Ice onFr; a.morning ia
this instance only,
one day prior to the appointed}
timetoi lie reumiizniioii olMicelub j
aud'election ol delegates to the
county convention. Why thej
chairman was djoiyotl in iret'inc:!,
out his call, we do not profess Io j
account for, as we rejjf-.rd this as a ,
matter of no concern to us. or any j
other democratic club, inasmuch
as the constitution provides iu (
plain and specific lamruajie for a!!
clubs to meet and rcorganiz * in th>
last Saturday in April of eaeii ,
election year provided, however.
thai they may organize on any oth
er day in the same week, upon a
call made by thecoiinty chair.n ta ,
and published two weeks previ >us
ly. Weconten I that the notice ,
published l?v the conn' v cli lir uao
to the clubs to meet am! organize
under the provisions of the c-m-ti
sution is nothing more !han a re- ,
minder; therefore, seeing our duly
plainly, under a clear interpretation
of the constitution, we met
and organized. Every thing went
along nicely,and we knew not but
that the olive branch of peace
had been cat and was to lo ver
about us; but by chance of night
a message bird came come forth
from the pandemonium o{ this
great political triumvirate and
told the ne.vs that the result of Unmeet
ing was received with at
disfavor by these rulers, and the
order went lorth to herald the
forces and send iu a eonli->!:n;_ del
elation, and the whole thin_ would
be knocked into a cocked hat.
We could not but discredit all
that we had heard and went beiore
tha convention and asked for admission
as it were, backed by the
strong arm of the constitution o
the party; but the die had bee.i
cast, the mandate had been i- - 1
2 i
sured and iIk* premise must lie
fulfilled, ;111v 1 beiiijr fulfilled, one
i f'he nn?t over-bearing and tyrannical
episodes ever known in the
councils of the democratic party
took ]>lace. l>eing placed in this
very indefinite position by the
action oft!-: > eon volition, we can
truly exclaim -where are we at f"
l! it was the nnrnose oi the rule
or ruin ('netion that predomi nated
the convention to drive us from
the told of the democratic party,
lor persona! gain or any other iva>
?n. we can assure them that their
purpose 11a - fallen far short of its
aim. We contend that we were
either riaht or wrong isi the organ
izaliou of the (ireeleyvilie democratic
(dub and the coiiventiosi
should have had the manhood to
reach a decision that won! 1 make
clear and definite our position.
We would mist certainly have
abided tlie result of the >ame. The
oiler by the convention to devidc
the delegation was, we presume.
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in ui'j >??jrn ui IUII
we did not, and cou.d not accept
>uch a proposition, as its purpose
was too plainly written upon its
tare.
For the lack o;' courage and
manhood on the part of the con
volition to a ju>! this matter, we
have been forced into another or
zaniziM n with the same result
that attended the lirst.
A public notice was posted here
<oon alt r the a?'j lurninent of the
convention, calling for the reorganization
ot : he club under and bv
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nithority iriven the convention 1
Flie people beini; moved by the
conceivable wrongs that had been
lone them, look consi lerablu in
lerest in Ihi? organization and ful
ly two hundred members were
here to participate. and the action
>! the original, and. as we contend
ded only ie_ra!iy or^adzed club
was fully sustained by the elect
ion of the same president and
member to county Executive committee
as lir-t tderie !. A call was
rea l on the opening of the meeting
for the organization of a club
by those who believe the dispensary
to be the best soiuiun of the
whisky question. That this should
ne injecioj uno use ory amzaion
of a democratic club, was most I
strenuously objected to by many oii
those wlio shared the beliei', bu. j
though! the primary tiie place to
settle this matter. There has been
a hard effort on 'he part of ma >y
to brim:the i-sue of prohibition
an l ami prohibition into this matter
but the attempt cannot stand,
since it is a fact that men representing
both sides of this question
were elected to positions in both
the first and second organizations
;>1 the club. The sentiment beins
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so decidedly against converting, tlu I
lid (Jreeleyvillc ?!t inocratic club '
into an anti-j ;? hibitit n tit mocrat- j
icclti!) tiii ?sc* J a vori n?i Uie scheme!
mi] c;?) 1 ii.1 he ?nei Iing refused io j
[> articipnte, and Mr E U I. mmi j
as culled In lite churl', wiio as'
A'lil he noted, retired -as soon as
| Advice to I
lOoHSoiiiptives!
| There arc three great remc- 2
dies that every person with |
Z weak lungs, or with consump- Z
I tion itself, should understand. |
t These remedies will cure 2
about every case in its first
stages ; and many of those X
| more advanced. It is only |
the most advanced that are
I hopeless. Even these are f
wonderfully relieved and life
itself greatly prolonged. |
What are these remedies ? t
? Fresh air, proper food and |
I scoffs nj
X of Cod-Liver Oil zeit/i Hypo- |
? phosphites. He afraid of f
I draughts but not of fresh air. f
? Eat nutritious food and drink |
I plenty of milk. Do not forget |
t that Scott's Emulsion is the
? oldest, the most thoroughly |
I tested and the highest en
t dorsed of all remedies for X
| weak throats, weak lungs and
t consumption in all its stages. X
30c. and oo : a'.l druggists. J
J SCOTT & BoWNfc, Chemists, New York.
CTrr%.w wi.?iiwmi m
ams.
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B?r. tit i'ul cvos grow dull and dlta
the swift > cars :-.tcal away.
Beautiful, willowy forms so slim
?.<??. lii.r-itv s wiis every uay.
I?ui she still is queen anil hath charms to
sjiare
Vt ho wears youth's coronal beauttful ]
hair.
Preserve Your Hair
p nd you preserve your youth.
"A woman is as old as she
looks," says the world. No
woman looks as old as she ia :
j if her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
ll n iv* f f #-? 11 . < ? -
LICill iiUUl XO.ll.LUg uui, 1 CocUI liig
its normal color, or restore the
normal color to pray or faded
hair, by the use of
Ayer'S liair Vigor.
a president was elected and joined
in the organization of an anti prohibitii
n club participated in, we
are reliably informed, by about
twenty five persons, and J'roni
which he was elected a member
to the county Ex. Com. We won d
attain inquire "where are we at"
and what relation do these clubs
bear to tiie organized democracy.
Mere we are with two clubs, two
/vf* nl^/wn'.- ? ?wl 1 ii'n nioDiIioiv t r\
. I Ml *?UM * J " UIIU I ?? IIIV. Ill ?'V I J 1 w
t ho county Kx. Com. elected by
club-? th:it are not legally organized
under the constitution. 01course,
they will have to be let
into the fold of the legal'y organized
democracy. This must be
done even it the constitution must
be woven interwoven and warped
to suit the purpase. Would it not
have been better for the right thing
to have been done at first? Does not
a firm stand for right and justice
always triumph? Relieving it dues,
we appeal to the calm and unini- j
passioned voters to nurture such I
thoughts and approve only ot such |
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uceus .lb mi. 11 iiiiLtr <1*11 ii^uia ?u
all an 1 special privileges to none,
and make the party what its loan
ders intended it to be. the proud
boast of the true meaning of ity
name.
Many Democrats.
Greelevville, 8. t!., May 10, 'US.
There are a number of county
offices to be filled this year, and
we are ready to publish candid
rites' cards at reasonable rates,
S< iid in your nnnounct ments and
let the people know what material
tlav have from which to elect
our next officials.
Ev??r. body Pays So.
C.war*ts < 'anitv ratbarMc. tlie most wondei
f i !in>lio;il iiis-m crv dl tho ape. p eas*
ant ai.it rffr<-s'itrsr in l5)e tsisic. ?< ! jr-.-nt!y
a::: i iM sifi vcly on kiiiucvs. Iivi*r and bowels,
i a-; liin eii'iro sysl'-m. di-mel colds,
om?' i i-;i aiei't*. loot p. |;a! limit < ons&.ation
ami 11. i?.i.?ti'-?s. Please lmy and lr*a box
of C C. C to-day; 1 .'I; routs. .Soiduad
guaranteed to cup. by all drovgiirta
The ex ] loit of Admiral Sampson
at Porto liieo seems very
much after the manner of the
hist01 ic king of Trance, who
marched lbs nimy up the hill
and marched it down again.
The host preparation to remove
dandruff from the head, and to cure
and stimulate the scalp, so that dandrutf
will not gather again, is Hall's
Hair Renewer.
One of the hoys at Cliicknmaugu
received the following note
from home recently: "Dear Jim:
We knowed you didn't have
nothin' much to eat. thar, so, beitr
as yer uncle vviiz a ?:ojn lo Chatanooga,
ver mother sends you by
hi in an' through him, one bible,
two quarts of buttermilk, a sack
homemade bicuits, a smokehouse
ham an' a bundle of tracts,
with old soldiers' prayers on 'em
an' may the Lord have mercy on
\cr sou !"?V.k.
rrumwi wiw 1 \m '?'? wwj ut.wr* r'V5<!m:T
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I BffLL 11LLS ij
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Cure all forms of rlison.se caused by }
a Sluggish Liver and Biliousness, f
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t::c Vu? iMi Ciexxses }j
The Tonic Pellet InvI^CfCtCS ?!
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Tl.f !i". " Mn-tor' 7\v>:". " U-!ts r.t! -bout I; . ?
them, an ! .t vc T:*;?txsit it Mi*rt pr nes \
i\ ywor<l'.ruf Com*/ !? Treatment, 25c. ;
CRO.V'f "Tc. CO . V ' ?'ij f "rvcr.u.iie. fcnP
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SMs Diseases..
For the speedy anu permanent cure of
tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment i.
without an equal. It relieves the itching
and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore e}*es and 1 _
granulated lids. I \
Br. Cady's Condition Powders for | I
horses are the best tonic, blood pnriSo: tg
and vermifuge Price, 25 cents. Soldbj
Wallace & Johnson.
N3T.bE.
| I will 1)0 in my nflie in t ho Court
; house, Kingstree. M nday and Sat
unlay of each week. Those hav!
ing business with the County Sup
LM'intedent of Education will g<.v- :1
| em themselves accordingly.
.Naiiou I>. Lesksxk,
County Supt. Ed
Notice. *
I will bo in my office in the
court house in Kingstree S. ('.,
on SATURDAY of each week
and during my absence, I will
leave my office key with Mr. C. \Y.
McClani. J
E. M. Smitii,
Judge of Probate,
Williamsburg Co.,C. b.
^ wwwim w o, c^suinti
eimm KtAur
Every expectant mother hae
a trying ordeal to face. IT she does not
mpssaB
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",>r r'''ru-' f?r !t ^
v l\ 1 'j there is no telling
\ _j ? - what may happen.
(_j Child-birth is fuL
of uncertainties il
j Nature is not given proper assistance. ^
Mother's Friend
is the best help you can use at this time.
It is a liniment, anu when regularly applied
several months before baby comes,
it makes the advent easy and nearly painless.
It relieves and prevents '' morning
sickness," relaxes the overstrained mus!
cles, relieves the distended feeling, short- j /
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I ens iaixir. rnaxes recovery raptu uuu iai
tain without any dangerous after-effects.
Mother's Friend is good for only one
purpose, via.: to relic re motherhood of
danger and pain.
f 1 dollnr rv?r bottle nt all drtic stores, or sent
by mail on receipt of price.
Fkk.e Books, ountnininp: valuable information
for women, will by sent to any address
upon application to
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M! Goods Bought Before The Rise.
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Therefore WE tire in a position to sell .
sur line cf Summer Clotting Shoes and Hats
nuch cheaper than they can be boughi at
wholesale
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I wi.sli to cull the attention of the Ladies to the fact that we have 3
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nnis-mm
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niploycd and when they are in need of anything in that line to give as '
Come around and get a nice summer Hat
:or 50c only, latest style.
Wish to call your attention to our Sumnor
suits for 02.50 only. ;
Yours for Bargains,
MIS'! Mti Stirs.
J, H. ROBSOH & SON. .
Commission Merchants And
Dealers In
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Choice Hay, Oats, Corn, and
paired Cow-food. ||
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