The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 24, 1895, Image 1

Newspaper Page TextVOL XXVI.--XO- >!. % UXIOX, SOITK CAROLINA MAY :.M, l!S!>5. $1.50 A YEAR. Bl'SiNESS DIRKCTOItt D M ! IY Dill .'K , J. A. Sawy Sp-ir: S (' . I'liiou, S. J J Y DKkK * 8 VWYKK, X 1 ttornoys hi L: .1 ii.I^ T. . : > n O il St ni.t. I L "> l''' ^ Aii ti rjs at I aw N.|,i?v K.niie. > ' S /Tours. At.omoy .it : r. i .iiimicc, t li'.i o i! :? t' C art llnuM'. j c. w A r.An: Attomty at Law, No. o I aw 1 ai . < i 111. .\! ! I:I: i ,\ in ri.i:?:. O At: a artat l.atv. ."No. l.-iw i; ii . < Di:\T!S! Px V. I JII. .) C. M? I I IJII! NS. UIi.k ih ilie ? .irii-r . I' Main n: .ItiRgosnonl J"Ir?? * !iour it-e I'ltut l\n lil'ltlge a 111 tl'/.VH Wo iv J no v\ ii lictiic'ii. tail aiivi t o uu*. 11. K. SMITH'S Dental II><-iiim ?iv.:r A. !i. Foster (Vs. C< cnine u.-o i in euracti teoi Ii. UNION MARBLE ? AND? Granite WorksTT r GKOlUlii MiiDDKS. " * i F. M. 1'ARll, i:I'D. M 1'N 15(1. 1'rtsitlcni. Cisliii Merchants and Planters' Nation* o i-" "cr jst x o :isi". l'.i;itn MfOli < ". SiirpNji - '..i m Si. cUlio'dciM iiubl i i A - I .Ial s 170.u i.iloiM'* ? ? '. .<!. I'.irr, A. ! '. rtor. Vice l'ie< Munr", ( Ash; I. I). Arilir. A -i-i.iii On!...-. i iiocors?\V. II. \V:nIsi<-f. A. (.1. i.i Win. Jcflcrit ^ T. <Iuiiiciiii, .1. A. 1 .nit. T. lii'iiiilas. I. (I. Mi I\i?k !., A. ii. I us I i vi c v licit yo iv iiumiius--'. iCE ('REAM AND SODA W'ATEK i '.\ iil.oli. l'Oj.-OI ,.i . 11 - \ V iVCi. I 1 I'ltlVi?:'! i i .v>-4! > iii llilu h;'j; ,'j;, '.vM I'-MIIJii:.. AuJ , ^ ti ii r ii..-;m ct!u]Iv 1111 V U'.llt V lU'i l'< I'.li! i H I ,v " " * J I ! * C Jt). M.I "l I ft _ : . i . vi?! rm ivc i>r j : i :*.;y. S j'tiin i ::i in Vii !l in .!. :ii; Jib: it In r j : i. rn <vi. sii .1. nn?l t- * . wisi'thi-r * w'm!: 1 niy f>. I: If; .-i Invc :i l..:i l:y n.y W I N I. fill1 \ i; v. iii ?m it i'Vi ry time. V >a w ill a > in. ~ i i.. ' r .o i ??csi mi l !i ' : /I mi .it i I J.-ncy Ji ' .iii. v i n , i ik> JI:i i i i ; ;j cull tied 1 ' 'i " n ' i * i i uiiloctio i.!- i futiily i"*'ft*iin?. Tii.tn x?:? - m i:u n n i' tor t .icir fci i y: lib"1 | 1. - i (. huitii:irr i ilil V M '" ' ''"lit .1111:11111 J ul I Ai.i- t'-H ?ii::i i; j ir.rruiitce }>Y )!li} I i ll I Tr li'O iiLlentici* I . ;;| ^OHW. It. IV'iATHIS i . r# I - HOLD AND AVI SIO. e>' 4'ivssiuan Mi*Laurin Pi? LR' tUortus Dili" Politicul TrottL"y* losand Prescribi's 4 . ;l{eineily-Ilo liest 101 ri-1 i??1 is ?w, ' > * Special to the State. . vt)illoii, Marion County, S. May is.?Hon. J. L. MeLaurin has been in the county of Mai ion ail this woeiv, taking testimony in his coniesteil election case. Many oi''his iriemi? insisted that he agree t deliver a public speech in tlie county on the political situation. lie agreed i" speak iiero at l>illon today at 1 i o'clock. The annuunceuiciit wa- nunle in the county paper ami today the town hall was tilled with intelligent, white representatives from dilteriin sections of the county. Mr. T. 1). Stack house pre.-ided a: the meeting and intiodueed hi r. MeLaurin. i'ivery one seemed anxious to hear him. 1 he large audience was about e.|ttaiiy divided between Conservatives an i i iInform ?rs. .Mi. iWcljUurin iic^iu 1?y imhilginu in some pieai-antru - in w feruiee ;> the ?n*o,.hnr umu of l>ili >u :i:nl the.. it) . . einphusi/eu lite gravity nun . itmi:? liess tit t?ie present >itit;it.? n. i. l en , i said that lie always sp ?Ue piainij that J,he exigencies of the Munition Jethalnl' truthful ami ih-pas.Momti. utter Alices. Ipto I > 1 ?* oureomliin u was plaehl ami scrum >.?;ue of v" thought that we could m;t:.at: affairs :of the f;tate In tier. We oojilrof an I some m.Wmh - haw lire, niodp, Our people are .e l ami wo.-artist reunite. - years ago our v. hi: im n it rolHrutu lrom a blood\?\ nr. I: \ ii ttutfc: cd the loss of niilJiV live 7^?<lean,C r; H" w lean. n from past e\ n The im raf'ieiiect was w i < loan loss of lives and property. > < n. gro ((tiestioii seems i n ;' . ; ; solution than it wa? thirty year | We theli had to deal with .VO'li'M i.|| ers ami renegades, lml .! - n w hite man agaiiWt v. hue in n. the lieiiro hohlili;.:' the K ..a. . ;i' n\ it, ii \m' i t n .. . result v. ill 1m* different. .1 : ,o. and wisdom liad jircvni! -.in Is ' the bloody war could have averted. II. dust SO how. ir j?. ;:!? Lr. listen to reason, instead > h and following tlie i -: ? ::.?v . anno to the sentiment?in tl.oir ; for fflar of incurring tin* ?1 i. a of some Would-he leader. !. ; ter, a f? \v of us lieldrnn : . < 'olumlua and d;-eus.-i <! ii. \\ e detenuinrd t<> do >i. possible. looking toward- i.. rt i I -four ] e >nle. I'his num 1 . .,,, ereasi d to l??rt\ and tooi. i i i () ? the "!'' >rtv .Movement. been cursed and abused hv . and (lemngougos who arc afraid t! a union 'if tiie 'v. hi' e j > \ '* r |>ia?'e tin m out o| e'a. . "J't '1 he " i' ort \ ^ jilaii i> ;':i of tiii Mine. The. h< ' up. tin* sJtlllltion. i he if ,..|l man conlerem e ecnie . t ( attempt loget aliead < !' I j|c I lit* ?lnl not rare w lio nvoivi<t ? J croflil, no on I v ilosicct in I "" U o iiuim not lor.ro; t h >r v.. j?n r{ ''l(' ' "llr I St'ito-. use i '' '''"v." :ui t kioiv ?A> olico. ^ 'l?'l:ri;.'o:.'lio . ;!i , u- sf;:II". 1 >iit ,n"' ?in'ii i nil: - 11 .| , , in) lion. No ,^tato ran :i < , ;ifi nnl)iJ\ a sili^lo rlanso | ii,< .j 1)M tlltioll (il'tllO I nilod Si;:: . \ lollsl l ice tlio I'nllVtlTlltil Mil'! !'|m 11 J . iinuioinioiiIs. 11 i< In--' Jin* , j I . l'ilCCS tllill W Mill' nil' ii ... .. ' Tin* rcc.i./iii/a' if ; > v 1' " m:; ! In- iu-.t to I i 10 Ji( " > ,l,r> l*ot nti('|i!j)t to cloVlltO < < <<.'oflIk; rii'^to. lii'i .?< ; ( <.'?utinin<l on p'i?! ' I. ) i A I'ULUAUY ORDKKr:i). Taut . - i 'u' Action ol t In1 Sia'u' iit* oOl lli 1 i i 11 ?N1 l'ruiu i i I*cj -= <.r. I >tli. * The I'eniocratic Kxec itive < <?.:i- ; 1 niiitce met in tiie ??ecretai\-' of .State s i uDice at" clock, a lull membership J botini present. Ono iu' the gravest <jucsll'?i1- before . the > nuiiihuo was whether ii v.as ueee- ar\ n>exl!aa extra ses-?m nl ti ?' Lev.i There ws; en- !era Mo liiao'.'eii' o o: union on i!io . subject Ami .< . ii.' mi to was ai ill exi aii:-;ivo. > far as ei.el i-e i learned Col. Hubert Aidrich tulvoca* I ted lite extra -e- i a ia rdir tha ;. ! Miould i a:.et soaie eh et. >n law tliat ' wn<? valid and thus mine.e any hvsd I eloud that n.i^ht iian^ as amu the ae:s | j ul the e-'iivei, ;oii. Some meaner tin n_h. that ... a ' i itiir t??r an ex{;u ses?ion i; r. . ai.t ,, a reiketiuii tin (.iuvern r hivam. wh > ' , w;t i ;>!?,.>e l a- t. it w.s i! >; -runa? ii i ; iovct'iior iii. * . leu n> ilie n nnttce that i> ? i 1 : >. 0 i iio n ' Of a;. Xtm . 1... ia '11 . i 'i . . I! 11 aid i sir. L\. i...u .... m "/ . v ;?o i"<!ii. i; 'i .11 i ? v.; an Whs u po Ability ol u i .il ?. in > tlicconvention said, however. 111 ?l l i.WHS t.l. .. 11 ' ;; 'HUineHt ! W l u j J ii ;.k- innti vu to i .in - , in1 v. wW u, .. !idVi?.-.u.v . :.ay ii. ;. mso us ? it I l!* VL llll' UOitTUIillV He lv ; n.-lhi1.'; <?t' the kit. 1 ho'il i Vo . y 'wr* * ir. JManvanio V? ' ?? - y n? ! ijl'Otl '' it 1 . nor of . C iit'tji cm: ih.i.rorr r- * light r. 5 fftil )|i.> y,\'ir'a : ? i p^V:..::." 1 iiv.'i.i! fe!!'I ;i I)u . ' '! " S; ; . . .11 .St!::'. V'li'V iai' I.: L^u.iUi: ? ? r?i' ;i i"si'- jlt.?: *? 1 . i ? !: . A . pri::::U".' : u . . . i . II) -ci'. 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Hi . 11 . ' V. :. \ I ' i. ! \ >:, h:u ailnv I,, a .i.'. Ii<l I-/ | . ill;','1: i ii';i .Ifi - -u I l! t.i. in;.; I ' . I:? . '11 ;n : h 1 , ii< . ... 1 \* 'i;. *:?.:! ia* ! :. . . i. V I ... . . ' ? ? il ! .' I ' ? . ] . < ' . t" ' : i!t.' . i: fir... i"itiiv 1 r'initM nil I j ? i i . i; it i , i.. i: l.-.j' . i '. a.! j ;. uj'-.f.;. p.vn; S . sunt i-..:! . ..in !?. . ; ?.1?: 11111; i j v. ' ' "'.v i .iffe? iiuil ifiiH#1 J' nV. r f il:e ; M. I'll-;.* il .\f :i fi : It ; t>!v. nn.in; ii. n . ..vi' a!i'J in It' ' :i i a \ I'll! ; | ha .. i". cr lioiif a I i!.\ an ! will I't .-i-: Vti.ii : !! ;!;, ! ' * . ,.i ' , .. . i ;::11) \ ? ; i ti ] . .1 i'? iv , v. *. I i ; >! i \\ t II 1 > : i 1 l.ltiif l i .I..VI < i", ' . ,' . . l ? ?) < lsox; & sox, 1 ;kkr f \ ) U I i 1 iU Sl^yiiSS. "\xafll 'I I < Sutt'i*agists ut Ti imnorkjK?lk'. 'I': iiii-.ii-villi'. .May lk?Tho wojv r miinyont reached our uv?n V> fim^dav cvi'iiiufi and lectin- ! i<? a M audience in Traxlcr's ba!1. I'Ik y v,('iv both fluent and ii'>i'iriii bin :iee<'Ui]di>hed no visible iv-nit . utr.- \\i>1111* 11 arc satisfied v. 1 ii tin ir |>n--ent position ami our i. .1 i u<<?r c tin- virws id' A. 15. Wil!i 11?i; ol'iiie (ircni ville News with : < : > this now musado or move* MCll'. Mi - t'lav. id' Ki.itucky, one of ; : :Jvi . . t "1; itccasion to say i,n ii suTragists were r ;> !y to r 'I'M:,, themselves} to the Id . ii that emancipated V? Imt -1 ddon opportunity ;; .1 Chairman Irbv . -:i itii'Ual convention ... desires without the . I ti c ' nigger!"' Will lie tl. j>.. > 11*nity with his usual . vv ? ?ii. V: v ?Many more I ei.luions regard"1 i!!' last decision of t t I' the I nited . i: 'lac tax law have i . ; i a; the supposed at i ..i d t:to justices there to i..? '1 'tween the close of .mi 0 ? 1. n. r-x^ vui'it.'. ,\ iu?y be f 3rtli v uhile to i ">w facts concerning ' . i the preparations of . re \ as hut one formal ;! 1 justices of the ;aroine 'ax law sub11. the r. i.TMunicnt. This .. '. .. tiui : :it. ;.,ci . ... iv ' i after that i<> the unitnth' of the - i: v ;t- i'i what the ii e<>'trt would he, nor ili r11ii:u* opinion, r > re !' r e ease, it is v it arncd, was 1 trought ,.i . with the long i. t healing, exit . have tin- ease tiuieation was : daekson to .v itU the court, t ;n?ie to eenie to i : "ing would . .1 ; j si the sttnc. ii. iiiion was he' conference re i . iH'tl authority m i ui exjiressi the eourt was stih : t . vc-nil j" \j. s ;? . i'. ' ? .' < ! . i i . . I fi?i? i iic t w*??a 111 Iii lor secur-' : i.it* eases i< said . i lililed w itli the . i. W . \). (iuthrio, 11 opened the argu* .. al heaving ami :i at he derision of lie . need on April impressed with i . :>e i a tehiMiin^ the !' iOi 'it i mild he induced ! w I: I l.i w invalid and i. acarin^ he asked ~ i'n , r a ( tliat mo antagonized in , n ai 1 all the array of 0111iui ! ci . a :'-d u ith him in t ie >. i'i.'i a"* tl at it wfnihlbc best i . id .) \, hat they had rather lhafi to* ' h i ( . I.nv v n<?t what. I>ut lie i ihe nia:lei so vigorously that i i hi- a -oeiates wore converted t . hi-; ?'j inioii. < \

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