The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 24, 1895, Image 4
THE TJ" 1ST TO 1ST TIMES.
JOSIAU CRUDUP. f. J. i .or.
I'riduji JI;?v ? S
POST OFFICE DIKK.CTORY.
The P. will he opetu'l fur hu?ities?
from 8 A. M. to ti.OO I*. M.
The Money Orter L>emr'tnenl will he
opened for bnsine?s from M. to I M.
Mftil going Km will cl- ?*;? |'r><t.ij't'y at
1V. * > P. M.; gout- West l.lti P. M.
.5. U II \KIIIS. P M.
DOINGS A lioU X I > Tt>\VX.
Mi-st Ka o Nvtl of .v i' .< in t -wn ai tiic
gm -l of lier aunt Mr< I. I* Mur|hy.
Mi". Multic i i i iln'? \w>t in i\> iiiiil>i a
last nil k to visit Iter sou. W M i iJr.
Mr. I>. I*. Hat l*v xvr .i to liojewcl . N. ('
!a-l uinUy. lo jio ir- Miiiier.
Trie Baptist Sa'alt itli Se'in >! i v ii iTing a
I iciiic to-Jay.
Messrs. I!iiim! r N.dio'.Mon J . I'- Arthur,
rani \\ T. Beaiy went to Siiuijitvr. Moiiilaj
lo alleii'l i meet iii;4 of i In? hi n i go I s ol Pythias.
M.Tom Mo He h i- iu'on in iiiwn si infl days
vifuiiug liis faretiif. !> * an I .Mrs. Maurice
A. Mouie.
Mr I! I'. Ar:!iiir !ii< iiiprovcl i.io np*
loftiance I I"- t i.i ver/ !:.;i" ! v leumv
lllg till* ?x,m III;."* It lilt? Wi !-i I-.' of l? S ?
lot, nut icpiiciiii i' wiiii ike hi- front
It II CO.
Mr. Jn>. It. Mitii', propricter of tiie
City f'ou it r ri i u giv-- i i eeept ion t ? ilie I i lief
mi I geutkiieu f liie l.'ixii li-t M n I:*
cveuitig. We ii i?e been to ! thil tie cream
wn exceptionally ii"e
No:ivWIi-tiii.li ? tlio o>'l.ie<' f the
wen Iiri* la-l Fin-lay tlic young people of the
l*i e.iby tei ian Suri.I iy Sehooi reported a nm-i
delightful iiiv, aii I i xpress a gimt wiliiignem
in try an thee the -une - r:.
Ves, tlie p'-'.e.i ire up, the xv'uo- are ii[
nut the phone* w..I s on lie in. It xx i I not
belong he to e "Hello cctiiinl w.i! he la
UMliai to every, no. flic tail pok- xxith
heir mi inert in irun -troleliing i-ver out
heads give- the -treet i "tit ti-d' appearni.ee.
l'eork'may e.y - I..-ltd time.- : a< lutieli
hh tiny p'eiMV but I uien i- on the ru.il ol
progiCS .
I.ast Monday af.eriuoil the \our.g l-idies
ot t he Sctiiui uy Wi re entertaiiie 1 nl Judge
Wallace's, M -. Colt on ? nri'1 Mis Walker's
Some l? nine, ethers ta tea. The '"n? table*
at (he Seminary l.wkvJ quite .J'i'h.l. utiil
< !ut> tin' i v-'H'i's ?.t down t i iT53_niiiei
me.i it almost seemed as it'it we-i?'vacaiion
The young I adi-s trj >yed tiieir e> ening oiling
ami a; preeiuo i the hospitnli y extended
t<> tin in hi at ti'v.
? o -
llev Wai. Mel'!:" tiers 1'. I), wili preach
Sunday nuimiug a.id evening at the I'rcs'yler.an
Church. In ilie evening at SSHi o'clock
lie will del verilie Annual seriroii hefore
the I.adiis Mis-nonary Sjciety of that
Church.
One
el' I'nion's teeent enter pi i-cs is a Ileal
Estate Ageiiey, al ,.i;t vvliieh a notieo appeared
in our 1 i.-i i--lie 111-i | riiii iplo business
of the Agency In- to l?ny an i >e';i rf>.\
estaie oil e iintni'sii n. In connection with
Ilia' it pro; o-e ? lo d > in a limited way wt it
the I iiiiiiipi.it imi i 'oil v en t to ii last |V.I ln>
failed ta i| . 11 fin ii am.-y. to hring dc-ur
aide inniii_a*i'iM into ?ir tu.vu and e ut.tv
The nan-e- . the diieenus as-iire in
thai tin Iai-inc ? w 111 1 ie eoi.dillted 0?1 soilii-'
princip es nod we Itsve no -i uiht hut it w .
lie viininiciiilivi'11 those interested ami a
great conVciiicte. to lit ?< who have real
?.i?ni ... ... i .... H .... . i ...
T >1 iy Wi'f., will ii iiu> 1?- i!.?y fur payinjr
Town i"?*?? ? w.ih '.i ill.- ji ?:i;i v ''ciii,' i'I
(It'll f W C . I I'. I I 111 I I II I I I i.lTf v. I 1 I c
tin PxtfiiM ii uf 111110 yivi'ii. -ii oil janii,s
iniere-lc! lia-l Ii.it r ;.vt n; tlio iimnry In
| :iv fit imiiv nultitv I!i illiiioanl C"?l5
Ilieno lifiH ti:ii - ' ! I! ir w il! l irliitr
the 'li-xt wi'o'k hi (lif , avium! i f luxe-, tiiiin
I \\ i> dollars iin* ^ ft; - if c
Hinrut;
l'tMrn
I'lfi-o ami mi r in y> ur paper
th V if .1 ill:i i in.-" iin- I innn *.
I'.ioi ur any I -iy cN" wan I-n
j. i ionl '.inaii 'ii! ii i--iii to p i-.ite
cm.in iip Iut a" t
it *?cirs -ir:int' <' i" no of i u< c >rretpihdi
m? it Ho it i . i-r w??l?ly prc?)ia*e
r?orri nv I t.n .1 ae-vi , tuta-M-t t
linvnj; ilire" rj ; u ri * r.n tfi c in tin lurriw-t
i n u h.n?c i > ? it in r > I I U
Hi;' profit. I1 ii t l! i' 1" it ?.* i ,HoD? Mrte
HllUtl.
i ic *,
.1. hc?vi:.. S i \\ ,y 1 - ..
e
To r lie K i it<1 I'i-o < o I .i i t
\V? tiikc i.11< :u* .'< i <>:' r i niiij; t > y u
our hanrlfe'.t iliv?.* I i-1 i v; i ut?r/ nil
? f kiuMnf m e.mfn Ill' . it- l? u s n mi Ii
laat tn iinei.tr ani in ^!i li<? if 1 Jar nvtar
from homo an i ki:i<lr i u hi.nr ilint he
lie l among friwti'i*, >ti I << i I rvpi-y nttarili iii.
To tit) w hu i mc i | i? . i r?? toil if nil t l?#ir
Iotc nn 1 ?rinjii lie t> M . < . iiiii|>i n wki *
in your lnwn, anil lo e.i-li if the mitrala*
who wen* willi nor .mi i wim fnt lie ?n
mniy \T. r?N nf h ; ?* m-l e >in!"oi i, we can
only ?nyt we mt itiocr I ct i el'ul .vol cm
ne\er forgH yon M.i_, >' ! he with you all
ari'l h'e'sy-ini with tin uinly ing j i.iyoe ,ff
your i'rien<K
Nil.. :.li i Mils. V I Itl'.MI'Ti'N.
LunriUe, \ a , M iy, Hih , lvi}.
I \
| There was right much talk hero li t Sat- I
urday night about tun I dogs. i>ne was
killed about midnight. Mr. S. M. Kiet lictrd
. . ! ot
one iif his dogs fighting with another 1 -?r. | |>r(
lie thought tlmt the other dog must he j <dc
tnad heemtsc lie c uil I not hear him lurk. j w'|
j lie went out at one; with hi* gun ml as i l..n
toi
| cer uiir.ng th it the dog ?;u mid. -hot hint. I
The next day lie lit 1 his dog. which was wit
bitten in the light* taken t > the country and . j'l<killed.
Later it was learned that the hog I V
* | urn
came from tow.ir I- Santuc and tit it lie had i ft,i
bitten :i hug and a dog in the c nntry near ' tlm
here. The an m ils were imiuediatcly kitle I ; ''ll
by the t.wuer. We hear that other do^s ill J (^
' wti were I itten. It licit be so they should , ||U
be killed tit ctiee. Mr. l'ieo acted wi-e'y | < t
in kiiiiug I.i-? dog and wc hope the otiicrs '
will I' Low Irs example.
1'"
1 10
* - i sat
Tun TIMks: (li(
I do not care I po-e as a critic relative dai
to the actions of the fawn (' until of I'niuit
but I do thiak ilia' they would be rather al1'
l l * . wo
>etere upon the wheelmen ot Uie town. lJ10
should they adopt the ordinance with ul oei
uiodif.Citiou. that wospassjd at a meeting tun
last week. w. J hat the wheels should not
be allowed oo any of the ?:de walks within j*or
'he incorporate limbs o the town. This ap- If
pears I ? l>e too much t > ask tho boys to ib. f?
There are ordinances iu the various cities
surroun ling us, w hicu require the wheelmen wj,
to keep off lite s Jow.i ks on main street, but (In
tliey ilo not {T so far as to inclose the incoi
roihte limits of the u wn. It is very well
an
to ie<|iu:e the win els to keep oil the !c . j(.
walks on ma n street in the busitie-s portion
'1 the tovrn. and say *t) varJs at) either- le lv*
! "
of intuit street on the various street entering
into tiiaiti. lint it i- unjust to virttt'.ly tua 1o
'lie boys cut of town. We are civilize I. ami- pel
jot any of us 1 think who woitl I hesitate to 1
get tiff l>is wheel at any ti ne, to avoi I run- ''V
uiug ag tiiist iuiv r to prevent alioi.se ,ju
fro.11 Incoming !i igiwetie I. We all hive n,,
signals ..a ? * ?* ? hee > au i ww ?y.? give ample l?i.i
warning when a;, i rmct.itig any j cdosirinn. c?l
i i- . . i ,;*i
this warning is i >t tor the purpose oi re
tii??iinganyo;iv t g -t oil* the si Icwulk when ti >
we J ii.i. Hut na the c ntrary to let cot
the in know thai a wheel is bebin 1 thoni a ti 1
, . t U'
to let them take which side of the walk ,
;liey see tit or to Mini si.11 ami the h.-tter mc
plan would he to st.u.'l still when von hear
a bell, toe wheel will then go around you.
I lie simple fact th-i ri ler ringing the he.I
is evidence that h-j ?ee.< you and it is aV,-?.'.
io think lie is going to uui into yo ihe
collisions are always brought on by the
party jumping light in front of the wheel.
Instead of stopping and looking ar um i before
iney go lo cither side they jump like J
they were in the tr ick of a locomotive \ -*
and nine times out <d tea if they are walking
, ... lift
Close enough to the l.uce !??. two waeo s to
pass them abreast on the outsi ie, they will to
endeavor to juni.) entirely aiross the side
walk, l.enieinher whet, you heir a b cycle
he
signal to stop sill and lo k around . ,
you can then see which way to hoi
move if it is nece-sary to in >ve. We do n <t ot
tlnt.k the c lizens general y object to the
noys getting eo lie pleasure out of their |>
wheels. Mi
A whee limit.
Jo
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Ch
A l'riniary < >nlcr
j i i<
'on fin ur-l ft'OUl I. | T.
i J ;
The billowing ii (In* j?r ivhi hi t ?r u | i J ,j.,
insiry: iJJi
A primary ol" the i?eni > rncj i- ordered in ! n?
lies Sine nu tliedodi lay of Ju'y next, a? 1 ,|.
xhieh every while v.'ler in this Sl.ile -ha 1 |
i e entiCed i?? vole, who sh ill mako |m' l;? i
in the Homagers endue 1114 the olejti hi 1 f.
itiai he wiil suppi'M the iiiniiiiu-eH of such ! <m
loctii.ii oil the .lis' Ilin o ee;i 11 in be lie! 1 1
n tin- third 'fne< l iy 111 Angus' l *r iJoli'g 11 e- of
1 1 llie Si;iie enn?iiinl! >11:1'enliven inn. Ilach j 0f
' ni.lv executive tin* shall npfniiii 1.
three manager a and nne clerk i.i lei! I -m Ii , as
? .I'll 11. Iiv.i of liie 111 iingei s -!i 1 . hi* lie lor- re
liiOt-nrul nlie manager aiel Hit* c'el'ii Slid.! j
iei' ii-crviiiives i.r viec vor-a. The | ml>11
-1 I he opeiinl from ** 1. in. 1 1 I p. in. Sn
Knell euelil.i e I 1 r I lie I iiiihi i III t loin I Con- |
venl on aha I al lensi ten days In-fore (Ii j
anid primary elcriinii file his pledge wi Ii
1 li?? Chairman or Secict lry nf (he County !
Democrat io Executive Committee that he
nl> ile the results of tin* e'.eei 1 >11 mi I **np{ n 1 |
die nominee nf iIn* par v. an I no v.iie f*>r j jj,
any Can li late w'lm l as failed to -i_'ii Mieh (>|
pledge shall 1..* e .nnie I. ! ju
To | recent the-ingle pnpp n * el carnli- I , f.
Id'e- 11 1 v to fur delcga'c- ?li;? I he 1 nilile I .
which line- 11 1 cmiiaiii 1 ii< names liehga- \,
Ie? win. have si/?c I tint | 'e Igr ,.f tin* - mie |
nuinl>t i~ ili" i) ii mi lie r > I delegate# i > i: i
eili 1 i 'mini v . * cut lie I mi liT I !? Ac "ill I
ing the o iivt'iiliou. ! , .
'I !u> >(i; in'l )'ri .nry "li i'il In' li(>'>l ori \n
nil l-!tli, if nc ?ry, (\c<* ii'ilinji to (lis r.ilr* j ,
nf tin- i iny. ami the inmanager- fliill
nerve. j i
A1 oxie'ing mire i I' this eotiimitfv |>p
11 if rrt # ! >| la 1 are liTc'iy reftllinie I. who i
not incAii >'("Hi ?i!h the f-'og'iii g. il " ,
mien >f II it j and l,i \iiii:1 'ii lii 'I p
ready acted under tli | ri'vimi * r dui. * , ,
of (lil-* roinmillce hi c "X'lnj iul li vin I Ii
operation of thu?? re?.iltiiion# biiIc-- liior \<
-Iiii hcronfi 'r deiermme ! > not in aee it i
mice therewith. ,
On Motion of Mr. Jor Inn of Aikwn the ,, ,
lowing was adopted: I
'I'll# Stale Honmcraiio Kxocntive i' 'tinn:
tec rcc">g?i/in? 'lie fn#i that tlier# hit* ff ,it
ional difference* existing in the Oeiiiocrat e
party carne-tly i'lpgc"! < to the limine u*
of the "fAte to ignore nuch fiictianal . 11ft??;
ence* in the election of delegates t" the i i.- , ,
niiutional ConTcntion and let i-a?h cm
dale s'fiirl en hi- ineiiis.
The committee a Ijouroc l a? J:l > a. in.
1U>1<1 ami Wise.
Contiuucif /rum I.
this country m l the sooner wo bury r
judieeatid lace the situation like sensi- o
1 uieu die bettor it will bo. Designing i
ue inon may by tIt i? ex trente exactions ive
ot'ner wni'e men t> desp eratieu and 11
co them to take ttie negro. a
k'ou can't drive and bulldoze in toliigeut
Hi- men. Tiie o-|it il divis.on idea, has p
:oiiio fixed an I auy atruigement made tl
the people will be all right. I'lle noise f
le about iteleiates to the f'onstitutional p
ivention is m wlo ny men who are alVaal il
it it'they <la n?>t outrol the cmvention e<
y will lo-e I he ileal tor 1 S'.'ti. Some men t\
* they will not e.mvl to make peace. If n
re was an o.iice at the en i of ilto line si
y would crawl through the auie-cbnmbers
lie 1. * 1
If ilie people of the Sixth district waul a tl
n who can't rise higher than factional ii
-.indices, thou thev must get some one else S
re ics-nt iliem. If you waut a demagogue tl
,* *o, ami I will relite. I
I'iie tm ral an I intellectual superioiity of t
c while lace over the colore>t race will a
in iua1 e. I
flio speaker grew earnest and eloquent u
I declare 1 tiiat his idea wa< that the State u
ruing committee of the "l-'orty'" shouhl n
et at once an I confer, that the working II
umitbees in e icli County should call a ii
ss Hireling for the several counties with u
legates cm illv divi lei between the 1'iic- a
ns anil then go into the priuary and vote e
these can tiilaies and for none others, ji
we cati't get t ogee her this way. there is c
use trying. tl
U ih " c.t-o t his speech. Mr. McLaurin s
- loudly aitituiel atnl his words of o
doiii an I b i'.iIm s< ha i a tremendous in- t
cuce. tl
ll? n. I. I*. 1. K i'be was called "t? tor a b
tech. He on loise I Mr. McLaurin s speech a
"I said It'.ai a meiting would be called by a
? "Forty in Ma-ioiicounty ii once. ii
Hon. !,. 15. II ^ as o.b red the lollowing I
1111: n-. wbien were en loi se.i v Hon. .1. I i
i'l'ilor. e .n: 1 wore titiuiiiiuoii^ly adopted: i
'? iior:' i<. a Constitutional convention i* 1
bo held I.?i~ :'.i 1 and we realize (lie inirative
necessity tor tlio white men of the o
no t>> o >ni*t together m the selection ?*f s*.
locates to > it i convent i-m that in tlie on I e
tie ~uj?i o:n i :y may '*c preserved and |
: interest*- < i' ih ; whole people pr looted; u
i whereas. * i i -j inveutoii lie d in Coin in- |i
c-tt the "J7ih *>r March la-t. a working n
nmittee w is apj ..i ito-1 i" carry out cor- tl
II I Oso'lll o IS I llci-0 adop'cl. it
Ko-olveJ. i li.n wo. believing the sitna- a
ti such as .lvii atnld tiie must Serious ?
t>iderati*ni. r *jttest tiie chairman of said u
riving committee t > call this committee s
:other at the i arliost day practicable to t<
rgr-t Minn* c.ii oitel line of action to c
ot the perils ehieli threaten us.'' ,,
*> - i i
HHlClvSl BlilCKSl 1$U ICKS! For
Sale At 'l
.! ii. ikiLiiiat x Co.
I i
Sheriif's Sales. J
Jat. I\ ) It Jink, 1 8'do. j1
?
>y virtue it ait execution t > me iir*ctf<l a
) l will -ell ilie Court House iloor, o
the town of I'nioti, on Monday, the 3rd b
y o i* June, anting tiio legal hours of Slier- a
- -ales, the fill o.viiii* describe 1 iroperty, u
wit: ti
i'tie tract of a:ul belonging to tite estute s
1'. .). J iiiea d-cease I, situate, lying and li
ing in Saatiie Townsnip. I'ntou i.'oiiuty, r
lit.lining o'j;, s, - J i li) acre*, more or less, o
itudod on toe North by lands of the estates w
1-aac riregoiy and .1 ihn li. Jeter deceits- it
.on the l'.a-t tiy lauds of John II. Jeter, v
ceased, W. 1". Jones, (J. M. I'.etning and It
(I. Ilnbson, en the South by lands of Mrs. u
iiv (iilliatn. estate of J. S. Porter, deceased, a
ier lands be nngiag to the estate of T. J. w
tics, tlecea-ed. and S W. Situs, on the h
- -1 by lands of J. S Welch, Salein Baptist tt
ureh and Joint l*. Thomas. The said tract V
in tde up of the following lots and tracts fi
wit: 1. 7-'_" actcs, from >l. A. Sims to d
.I.J in-, 1 <?icres, M. A. Sims to T. J.
. ._i > . . * 1 u I \l A C . ..... t ~ 1' I
lie? i . li it.-,,a unci James Munr.>, 1
re., : i. * .Ii.nri 1!i;rcn Jamei Tliom- u
iii .1. .1 ncios 1*. , S. A. an 1 li
S. .-it - i i . J. Jones, balance 120J acres "
I In??. II. i it ft il tract to T.J. Jones, ti
mire.- M.i ..'MM'*' il. M icbctli Sheriff to li
.1. I at < 1 i. .11 -i IV aero- f M. A. Sims r
I ? . li Sinn tu T. J. Jones. 1.
I.ovie l on an 1 i i lie soM as 11>e property !i
ti.e ? -1ato i Jones JccesseJ. at tliusuit f,
lie i T. > k (' >. I'lai1.1 il against W. u
J one- r> 1 I li .lone- i. . i It Wii'efonl
a I in. n i-t rit ?r-? will \v i I : 11? - 1 o I" lyr.1.
Join - li' t're I, i'ctcu l ill
J (J. L'jSti, i
8. I . '
ciitl s ii.lice. May, llili, I
I l.l.l Nii'. UN l' TAX SALES.
llyvirtuto .-unJry tax executions to
ilirec:ol. I will --1I betore the Court
ni?<* flour, in i!so r i-.vn of Union, S. ('.
i Mmi'l iy i io thirl >l iy of June next,
ring the I i li t ir.i of S.ii-rilis Sales, tne
owing i i'?*il j?r ijieny to wit; J v
One : ! in I belonging to N minis '
w crrt in ^ii.iuc fowii-liii,, containing '
"I
11no ir.. ; Ian I belonging to .1 I!. Fo-- I
ia ii w l -vi le l',iwiii!r|i, colli titling f>8 j
rr <
tn - i ro , m I belonging toll. A. |
ii jicrc.
i in ' i id . 1 in! hi i mging t > lil'ctli
v in I ?vi<>ii\*iilo 1'iN nilii|i, contain
: i" * ?ci
I I- .Iflllll hi ! llging 10 CllRJC I.
ii . i i ii ii >o-viist)i|i, containing
i'ii-' ' . i 'in l ;.ci (ii^iii/ ttf Mm. Mary
i in. i mi i i"nkey* Township, conning
I. I I 1'no
ti i iii 1 hel >nj?ing to Mrn, Ii.
' ii i i t i liois Township, containing
i 'crc4,
lin- i1 nvc ! cri'i ! will ho ? >hi for ts.srs
.i..- ii; i : tin: Mi.te ngv.nxi the penoiiM
i\ . :i iiiu"I. .
.1. t;. i.oNd. ?
S. V. c.
I'l 'u < (i no ia . , 11 !
lit: \ II \.M .. M'.XKKvS will snv.'you mang
> uii I see tli'.'iu. ~
I ^
The Governor's Address.
Continual from pagr 1.
ights throughout the Union . The sovereignly
I'the Slater, within their proper spheres,
i us Jmr to Mussachusetts ami Ohio as it
i to South Carolina, and the principle cmiot
he struck down here without receiving
mortal blow elsewhere
It is unt'ort ituate (hit the ptssions and
rejudices excite 1 by the war in regard to
ite negro slum d influence the opinions and
eelings ofjudges in dealtug with this vital
riuciple, but it will follow inevitably that
f this, principle is once destroyed this
attniry will be convulsed with a revolution
>r tlie restoration of the liberties of white
i. ti, thai will fir eclipse that other fatal
Li uggle far lite emancipation of the blacks.
The restoration of white supremacy in
STii placed in oiliee and in leadership of
ne atla'fs of the Slate Wade Hampton as
iovertior, and afterwards as United States
enatoi: ('hales II. Siuionton, chairman of
lie judiciary commitice and leader of the
louse of Representatives, later district and
irouitjudge of the United States Court,
ltd John 0. Sheppard, Spea ker of of the
louse of Representatives, Lieutenant tlovruor
aud afterwards iSovcriior. lu 18joJ,
nder the leniership of these uicn. the U-'g laiurc
passed i lie 11 aw s known as "The
.lociiou and Registration Acts," designed
j preserve white supremacy and a white
tail's government. The laws worked
dutirabiy mid tip to tins preceding, uo
omthaiut lias ever been heard of their inuMice,
oppression or criminality. The
iti/eu who -tared raise his voice agtiusi
liem was denounced ?s uu enemy of his
tate. Those who were lo> young to hold
Hice ami take pin iu suon atfiirs were
night to respect these men as patriots and
lie r liandi-vnrc as the palladium of our
bert:c<, i'liis regime. becoming arrogant
ml d is: aeful t-> a ninj rity of iur people
II I repugnant t iheir policy our iusiituioii'a,
was overthrown, au I tne people in
M?l? hy die election of 11. K. fill in an as
iovernor, declared that it was not their
mention to ertale an oligarchy, when in
si'- they threw oil ilie yoke of the negro
III the carpet-bagger. Two appeals have
ci u iiiade to reverse this verdict of the
overeigo pe->p<e. ? i' ii has b*ea sustained
ach time with vehement determination,
he llelorin moveaieiit lia-l nothing to do
itii 1110 election and registration 1 iws. U'o
ee.ved them as a legacy from the aduiiuislatioii
of We have upheld ilieut as
lie acts of the people, and as constitutional
leans ot self-preservation. Some of these
icn wbo arc responsible for an 1 w ho have
nj >yed the beuetits au I liouors of otlioe
uder these laws have turned upon their
tate since their retirement. l?y an appeal
> one i t the bitterest enemies of Southern
ivilization?a politician who disgraces the
itdicial ermiue of tiie United Siaies Court
u 1 mas-pierivies as a judge? they have
ueeecdea in h wing the registration law
eolured unconstitutional, mill and void
'lie chief argument made before him was
lie defamation of your State, and insult, if
asuli could come from such source, to your
t vie otticers. La ler this deeree the d >ors
a\e been throw open and the ballot again
need in the hands of every iu to, w'_to or
.ai-lv. ufthe aire of 111 Vfiiri I ?.
iitt slander heaped up??u the Stiti?rby tho
iunsi-1 f?r ilu* pi iintiU< w ?s only surpassed
yili.it of the judge 111 his document styled
decree in equity. Hut the pity of it, the
umi'iatihi, and the shame of it is yet to no
j'.d. Resides this Jvlleries oil the bench
*i mi old in in, whose Uea 1 was grey, wh >
ad fought on the field of battle lor State's
i/lits, who ii id been speaker of the House
f Representatives of Eolith t'irolina, and ia
vhese handwriting part ofyoiir registration
*ws exist in our archives; there ha sai
reai ing alike the judicial ermine, hearing
is State defiuied, his c jiurae ls in arms d?t
iiuced as Kebe s, and his own handiwork
djudged a cr me. If the law was crime,
fas he not the criminal? Should his led
ave not been bo it aud his eyes moist with
?ars of humiliation? Alas they wore not!
i'ith a Mephistophelean grin on his wrinkled
ico ho nodded assent to the most infamous
cciirnont ever emanating from a court in
quity, while tho black audience exclaimed
A Daniel has come to judgement, yes, a
i.aniol. ' The ex-Senator who has been
olding caucuses in Columbia at private
ousts, having the car of the court and
holding tho foot i f the chancellor," reamed
to his home, feeling that his movcleuls
had not been detected; but the '
esponsibility shall rest where it belongs. !
i?t the people not b'ame the poor, lean an 1
ungry counsel, who are barking merely
jrn bone, but visit the sin upon the heads
f the arch conspirator*.
Come In An
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iMIU.Mi I
:m?l it will lie no t
you that our prices an
stock the most complete ami
the city. Ladies who are looking
ko have just opened ftp a lovloy and o
Silk Warp Henrietta, worth 81
()NLV.81.0tt. Iieautif.il lilaek \
inches wide, our close OASII pri
in<X their appreciation of our Mi
their trade. The bio advantanjj
line is that our Prices Arc L<
Come to u.s for Ladies J Ian
Percales, Lawns, l>imities,
l>ueks, Crepons, Challie
Cassiiiieres, etc. For t!
lor Special IJargains I
tlioir Spring bill in tin
lbrgct thai wo arc tin
Clothing ami !
To every Man or Voiitli
clothes from us tl
l!0 days will
with a beautifn
Ve also guarantee to make our I Vic
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A crisis confronts us, nn issue has been
thrust upon us without our will or consent
lit a tune when pence win hovering over
tlie State. South Ctiro'iua is enjoying an
eta of iutlustrial improvement; factories are
beiug built in greate I number than elsewhete
iu the South. Tne credit of tiie
S ine tanks higher than ever in its history
our bonds ti n oeuig purchasable at a premium
of lc-s than lil per cent. The march
of progress is about to be stopped: the
black pall ?t negro domination hovers over
us; we must meet the i*sue like isoutli
Caroliaiaus. Tneie are only two dags, the
white an I the black. Cater witch h i#
will you enlist? Tne one. the white peaceful
tlag of Anglo-fmxon civilization and progress,
tbe other, the black tlsg of the debased an l
ignorant African, with the white traitors,
w iii are seeking to marshal the negroes in
order to regain the political power. It is
fortunate tha tne issue comes at this tiute,
when a cous.itiitiou is to be made, guaranteeing
white supremacy nice and forever.
Tne constitutional convention must be controlled
by wlrto men, not white men with
black hearts, nor negroes. The world must
be shown that we are capable of governing
ouiselvos and that constitution or no constitution,
iaw or no law. court or tio court,
t tie iiiteltlceiiL while men nt' Soul li (lornl i n l
inteiul lo govern Iter. Lt the man who
undertakes to lea I theignoiant blacks against
you sutler as lie did iu 1SY0. and remember
tint eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
I will not oil. 'be Legislature together.
I'hey oouid ilo n thing. An appeal will be
taken t> the Supreme t.'uurt of the United
States, but under the re i tape aul technicalities
surrounding it a decision cannot
'e ii i t in time to affect the e ection of delegate".
li must be a free tight- I appeal
to the sovereign people of S,uth Carolina. \
the wisest an I satest and putcit triouualto
protect their hoinei and liberties. They
have never faiied t j respond to duty. The
goverinrin of the people must and shall be
perpetuated, and we are rea iy to lead the
tigut under the white tuau s Hag.
Vottr obedient servent.
John Gary Evans,
Governor.
List of LetlM'S.
Item.t iuing in tiic 1'oMotlice at Uuioo, for
the week ending May *21th. iS'.'j.
Mr. WiMioy Pawkius. Kev. PI em Green,
AlGs Auric Gregory, Mr. Uiclmrd Leoricl,
u.rre Major Juliu.-oit.
Persons calling for ilio above loiters will
please say it' advertise,I, and will he required
to pay eue cent lor their delivery.
K. W. HARMS, P.M.
High Grade Goods, Low Grade Prices.
Kverylhinj? ne v and desirable can bo found
in our present stock ofseusmi'Ve se'cctious,
No customer disp'cascd.
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.mi customer tins nppo.nle I,
No customer Jim uisiio 1.
A fair an i s.j.ir <iatl is whit we give
them, that is the es/auation.
Wa have been granted a Patent on Low
Pricci, ait J w 11 tolerate no infringement.
We never sacrifice the qua'ity to lower the
pric J.
Wo never misrepresent the goo U to mike
a sale.
We never take advantage of a Customer's
lack of knowledge or experionco in buying.
We have great hargiins at our store.
There is no question about the (duality,
Svyloor Low Price of Any ArtiJe.
The entire stock was bought for your judicial*
approval. Come anl See.
Most Itospectfully,
TilK PCItCULL CASH COMPANY.
id Examine
It
of
JOODS
rntiMo to convince
i TIIK LOWEST, .,ur
our styles tlie prettiest in
; around lorn nice l?lnck I)res*,
ompletc lino of these ^oods. lllaek
per yard, our < lose CASH price
\ onl Henrietta, color last, 40
cr -Acts. The ladies arc slto.vllincry
Stock Ly giving us
:< that wo have on this special
>\vor Than < >ur Competitors,
kerchiefs. (iloves, Mitts,
M tills, ^ntiiu-s, < i iyhams,
?, i'itpies. ('ottonail.'s,
io next o" flays we ofio
all those .ipvin^
; ahove lines. Oon't
t? people to buy
hoes from,
i Inlying a suit of
tiring tlie next
lie presenteil
1 silk cravat.
es LOW Kit than the LOWEST
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