Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

THE UNION TIMES. < UNION, 8. C. LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF. ' - C a CLKANJMiH KKO^I VANY POINTS, g tl lni|><ir(ap( Both lloiuc U u??I V'oroljjn, Briefly Told. ? {, \f\viv So.iliK'rn Notes. t] A f.re u F'untn t !or<1?, Fin., caused n total of about $14,0(10. c Tout Mantiu, .'r., committed euiciile J1 a?. Montgomery, A!a., by shooting liimKelf in the hoail with u pistol. ^ The gate receipts at the. Atlanta Fx- fl position on Wednesday wore heavier w than tL .so ??f any previous day. au<l it. [ n i? Mini that the great. chow in now |?uy- ; ing st 1 j espouses. v The Randolph Fap? r-Bos factory la ni Rich;: >ml. Vn.. the largest concern |? i>l the ) ind in the I'nited States, wus i h almost totally destroyed by tiro <>n 11 Tuesday night, ontsilling a loss of j a nbout $12",OUT 1 f? Farther detail- of the wreck on the i ^ Koiithcru Railway at America, Ala., j ?1 disc! -m s tlie fact that four men were | 81 kiiled siud four in art d. The collision ! E occurred bitivein a treight and w. rk train. tL- latb-i backing on th? former ?*' with* nt plucing sigiio.lt . ;:t The F.Mocutive Committee for For- j 1 eign Missions oT the Fresbyterian li <"h :rch, ti.ei :n Nashville. Teun., on ! Wednesday and decided to send at [ once to f.'oreu as a mis.-.it.nary Kev. W. 31. Harrison. f May Lick, Ky., and : IMisso- Fllon llmorson, t' Frederick1- ' T villi', I'.'a.. loth to (.'him;. .A The south-bound express train on e the Houston A Tux:;* Central. "which 6 leaf. DuIIuh lit 7 ' <> Wednesday night r collided with h train n the Northwest- h era branch ut Bremen in the Ktation ? about midnight. Engineer Welfcy, of t the Northwestern train v. a* killed, and tl Engineer Clark, of the main line, h badly iujnrcd. Nearly hi* oh'm ur? rs b j? Ccived plight, bruin ?. j i' 1 Northern New Notes. 1 p; Ei v l?r. Snnii' l Ashtou Keen, an i cvaLgelister.il anthoi. well known in r religions elrelcH throughout the Unit- " i 1 States, is dead. n The Luwr> ni? Beach IKtel, a Hummer resort near Fur Bock away, N*. V.. was burned, East .$100,000; covered $ by insurance. The plant of thi York. Fr. . Wall ^ Paper (.Vrnpauy was tupleteiy do- (> Htroyeu bv tiro ruesdav. The pb nt r was worth rSi00,t)i)0, anil "wa?- insured 1 for $100,000. I _ I > A blm * o>plosion occurred in the J j; works of the Iroouois Furnace Co., at , f South Chicago by which four work- j men were fatally burned and three } c others badly hurt. ' s A wreck oil tbo <'lev eland. Loraine c n:. I Wheeling Kail road at Warwick, h Ji> jjul'.H Hoath of Akron, Uliio, at .'I <: o\ loci. We.luct??ifty morning, resulted in the h ath of Conductor Charles Ernst and hrnkercnu John Adnir.v. , j T\v<> freight trains in the Chicago, { Milv.nnlu 1 and St. Paul oollidod while i running .?! high apecd Friday morning. Alir I C. IWortng, an ngineor. j , was instantly hilled and Frank Stock j was ! adly injured. Hoth locomotives \ j were i.adly Kinas!:* ?' and hul.' 1. u I 'i . . - 1 ci r? We' i ' U. . .j I s \\ .?* ti!r.gS on. ; n j'h' N ,m.l i r r#?.ir:..- t> ti" I>o- t juirtiai u* '. \f r: ltir* mak< the ?< ru i j cr >j> t: largest in volume t. roe rd. ' with a r?.t f yi. '.d p< r i.c!-- < : -it-.'J ; hush* 1". i i P? ' < 4 V ' i tii- * .j : . o. i Vsh -tant a I'osfn.astt r ?ii . < ral ones )hows that | p during ll ' yi .>r, under hh |r\ision. w a liiivitig i it I. ~>~i~ v. a? made. The gross " j tot!'-. ? ver> S.f <V- j, ift.7. ' j ti * t 1i.< ues' *" ti . i.t. : i r 1 >? - a |ir?rtrm'u', C f ructed "?> hold a troop of 3 envnliy .n rendim -a to oispntch, :f *' necessary, to tin ? * : f tie- Killing r* of two ii.ti r.n! ' v if!.* :ii" t* a: "U y. * * '* .!!.? ? ( >11i ? i ... t *i* . Di-.vi I ! , N. \ f? fllVt r'' {); .! 1 M ' i I *>. . Will. !' Moriisi for if.- 3 1 y tbo * I)vit.u rr.f h !. . f ? ?}:: .. flft-1 . i ' !.. I. -^Illlur ' in !? ):< u;;. ti 11?m ! an ' rc 1 : : ' M'? i \ ' ' I MM I' 'i'l.f < ! ."lii : "-i.i u:...ai ?. .u " l'uiiia !. t i.wnJ.Mr: ' .. ! i i r.si i.,: > :.trv j . *,* }:m iciM*S( >i m *? r.v< nt a : >>i i <; rrj.vt ?<-t ' L ti . tin *v?' ! ! 'i I i <.| . > is" .1 'k .Mil k. a : ofi.' i.iI 'i . r. 5 ?:,M' 'i... , iri ! ' f 1 .. - J - :> KIM ' ' : i J I M~ ! . : - !. jiiil'iI '.'tf , v . jf..; r* '* !' \ of 1.1>. : Mru.V.1 . I 1! V -I I W... ! I i .< : a (t I i t. <1 St. .' ? v it at is t t- t I i ..h-t ( vo'o Ufi>! s " < if i *11. r.i\ r. ( jf tlirv |?r<*: r * i; 'ViUi . kn% \ op- ? ^ el! a*? ' . <..( : * ? i i?n.- 1 O'TSlff. i jONYENTION PROCEEDINGS. r?iK r.v\( Hi\<; provision Lgaiu Discussed. w?-rn! Minur Mattern Pulled Through. The convention worked Monday ; <:ain( t a State J'nir and n banquet j iveu by the citizen* of Columbia to I be member* of the * oi.vention. The i iath week"* work was lx:g;:o Monday ! lorning by the convention taking ;i|> j be lynching matter nguin. Souio j urtber amendments were made ami lit* further consideration of the muter was postponed for a week. The onvention is imw at work on the ur icle on corporations having made no end way thus fur. Resolutions were dopted looking to the limiting of peaking in the future and the prepnution of u change ?! sehodulu ?.<{ ori: to bring ab ;:i i?j: car.'y udjouruleut. At the afternoon session of the eoneution several more sections of the rticle on ir.corp rati" us were adoptd. A proviaiun was put in for the ppoiutnieut of a State bank >;umi er. The conventional night enjoyed u elaborate bampwt which was prved at the CSruud Centra! Hotel, 'here were over J.'.O people in attcnonce. and the delegates en joyed theinslvea to their fullest. (.leveruor Ivans inado a b:j. speech, r ed speechis wen mud" by <. 'ougrcssmen i'albert rci Wilson, am! other*. i tAILKOAI)?? AMX Jtltl'OHATIOXS. i ! Adopts Provisions Keg-dating ihe j Liability of Itullroails for A? r.mi.ioyi aim <:i >toi k homers In <'or; or.;, ions. Thi constitutional < cuvoutio;: "? cat | 'uesiay, tb' ?." tb session diNeussing ections of tb>. nrtielt < u. corporations. j . section was ailopti i! putting railroud mploycs on a plane with the pnseen- ' ere in receiving (lamagee for injuries eceived, when nu b in. erics result rom the negligence of a superior ; flicer. Knowledge 1 y tin- oi:.j K y? of be uiixale charm tcr r ??;nditi.<n of be machim rv or appliances usr -.l shrill 1 I- no defeuxe. No aggros an nl signi d y the rail loyea t exempt tin ; rpoatioa from damages aha!' be valid, 'be ?onveut! .-u closed tl. lav ooi>idcriug a proposition n. *n'ik? tin- j tocklioldcrs ? ! ..11 investment ' )rp?ations liable 1? r the stool tliey L? .1 nd such an amount over arid ai ve ax 1 lav 1 < fix* d 1 v the ('ener.d A?s< ml ly. At the very !. ug night ues.ioii the onventi 'U completed tin article -n , orperatioiiR and sent it to a third rcr. tig. The heaviest tights v <u.ade < . he question ? . tin- liability < ! -lock toldcrs of insolvent I aui.x ami >ti.? r orjioratious. uu?l en thinjm>ti( n !'rc- ; i.xiug to allow railioade t-> ibij at 'released" contract rates. The ec-neuticu. iu regard t< the latlt i matter. , aissed a section prohibiting tb< roads. \ rom using the "r< leased i ate system, ti regard to the former, ti e st-. ekhoidrs are to In. lie] 1 responsible for tin . tock, and an amount Knllicient to j over all deposit' in the ease ? ' 1 auk' ,nd to sutiafy ail iudebtediiest :n the 1 &8C o! otLer corporation* MI ST ITT IT SJIOIv r. lie < onvmtion himits Speech*?to I* s? Minutes. School Qticsticn I'jnler Con* .{deration. The eonsiit-'.ti rrnl conv? r.1i< l "UV,. tesilay it.ori.iDg * n usscm! Hug pm-ml roHoHtion limiting creech''- In ?>rtii Ten Tuiu*:Ue. 1": r.vti.ic i; <!*.?cntiori wnt? tbei 'nkex: .1 . The irst light i.n.v c.or the l-n'.t- r triking o;t t- piovivioti nuTing Vice < o:uity kcIiooI v ?:ic: a nUKtit:itio:inl olli. e. ihi* ivi. .h u?. *!:. :e?tiun of the nmo-.LT f o. .] eh* i vie >.t ?li?,f':iKKCii. t he ::v nt!< n ilovot'il tin night ; > .cbatd tin fchoi 1 :'.;u ! problem :nl ei.?letl 1 y v./inv ilnni: n -yht< r:. >n>pof-o<] ' y -Ir. 1 Kctineily. Tiwh ]>rt vhlru tor r- " of ?... lux 1 i.imirt Hit ti.o Stiit* i reictry t 0 TiMrileit* <1 eii.? it;.* thi ?i v( ri.l it-. irr-s,j t ti* ? ?.l tho pr? i r'.i L?te n.< :!.*. i the tuxes tLoy pir.tl Th? p? I'tii'ig hi homo prn\ id* .1 f r . Ji8tit.uti'.:i:i! lltv ?-u.iil x hoel tits 1 |x?ll to'- (.ml j. 8i:|>|>l*'iT-ontnry i Uo- i .\ t > ii.uk" tliu Kyhtem lies H le i.u l ..Mi'U'.'ivj Ui'L1 ?!:.' {'Hii.. ' v ft i.\K t? 11'>ii*>* . Th C i -hi: t?:k* il r .v 1 J 1 ' hurmlny t:i? ruin# ami tin u 1 urn* I l i ih. Sfuio Ai 11! r.it .* <" 's. u Hi;it?;t " i i;t r.'l !< i-K' il !.<ruu .:* t:. t ttloi.i.! si L I fux. 1ii< ' T: il's-, ;* 1U \ >- *. 11 ,t.<.: li?; 2? i t : *" tbo tftX li ft t thd t u? fnl \?Boinl?ly. I\Ii-. Pnttt r?< . * r< i; rom * .i.:.t . >r?? vie v ?!<>v, . f . v. Si:j-1 \ . .It ' all MJJ.M.W i: 3 12 5 !> in I ' ll. mm, 1). Attn ItH ! lie 1*I?111 v,*.., . lire .?: ?! !?,;!'.( < Icmmj:, ' , ti.'i lie:: ' .in s I ( . JUJiOi i 1.! .1 )() . 11 . :. : 't . sc. j | i t |,i i.t ' tT. j. ; i ; < >sit i< ! t ' J. * mis volet! f 11 V' i.iti! it, \/t.- , ?.; i ,t?0. I ! .? it;-' t t<r-.l. v,.. jit'I' (; vi i r* i in- lii^it*. m i. i i V. v t . . rovod to \)(! '.'t c?l iin < . I lllltl a III' ?lilt ff.lVt . t\o month: 1 : r/ mo nod bin br< tk< r, t ?i I'i'I ho ar? !!'ii on 1i.n ati( i , !In r> : t' . oM.gr liriiig t!. i ..>,' ><)ii: ry harsh th;n? rr mi : \ tJ. ftt.1 11:t r nv< i. \t r ! atr. did not interfere. When the convention met to-night some slight and immaterial amendments were made to the vital clause ot the educational article, and then it was adopted, providing for the common school system; the three-mill constitution tax, the oncdollur poll tax. atul the supplement tax. cities of over 10,<K)0 inhabitants being exempted from its provisions. The convention took up the ordinance providing for the postponement of the session of the General Assembly until the second Tuesday in next January and adopted it. Then the section of the educational article relutiug to the highest educational institutions was taken up n:ul the question of inserting clauses for the maintenance of eacli was discussed. It was here that Mr. George D. Tillman t<>.ik the floor and begin his speech. H? was sarcastic lr?>m the beginning to th? end, and when he attacked tb' recur 1 ot C'lemsou College he scored :t fr"n; Alphu to Omega. He did not wish any of the iustit ti-.ns to be put iu the I'O! stitutlun. lbsiiil that booth Curoliua was but a little patch of tli? world. about the si;:, of three Texas cattle counties, but it hail all tin aspiration* of an empir. and was tryiug to adopt an elaborate durational system in 48 hours in orler to get the young white men ready t<> meet the educational Miftrage requirements by J SPS . Then he tackled the MifYrage article, and spoke about the promist - that Senat >r Tillman and tho >th? r return: leaders had made to the pi <.ple about disfranchising no white man except for crime and doing honestly. He charge I them with having broken their v.vrd aul dealt s tuio heavy blows. *~ei?utcr Tillman in Lis speech tried t > be eftln: and diguitied. but frequcntly L - Li- tempi r and some of his- reruark in regard to ni- brother's j r judici s were --arce'v parliamentary. TitK LKr.ISI.ATl UK. Tio- Mr"tii:g l*ost|ione?l t he Seeon<5 Tucs?tiiy in January. Too eountituti nal con.-nti- Li discussed a.l day b'uturduv tin n.utter of putting into the constitution provisions for th?- ma.nh nance i t the higher U'UI . JU. A ?- - ? J iu"ur, - A iii>ti whs nlVered wo ::.nk? juov;t-:ju for u Stat" agricult: r-.l and ji.< rkunicul (M?I? go i r the ncr roe*-, Taking uway tl.o t .} ].ort i'roi;. C ia.il iu l"nivcrsily. ii v.- t n;. the ?- .r contr-iilt by a !? !:; jiboati- flu debs.4. was-u th? whether if diosi 1 ?;I1 bo I' ft tin !- ;->!at!.ro or y. iT.I . tlio c> The ordit o JlOt-t ] ' i:c til' ?nvej;iug of tin 'r. :.:il ?.?>? ??< :: f tin <? norai Ae?eu:ly t!;<> v c >1 " Tv.t sday in January v.-:- .; ! 1, :ii;.1 tLo Lov.'i.'^or wili is ] : :..:o oostt,- ng l;.* sosj-ion. Tin State Treasurer will be . <i*b u:.' "1 i y i.v.licr.uci t > p?v out tin. 'KU '.rtiy iTStl'l'Os.t ".Ii til'1 StlltO MOU'ls. Mr. of Edgoficdd, made a i:y t-v?-e li on flio s'.iiject of education, and -aid that the "< ssenoc* of _d tenii -!i wf.s in tb' C*. mm r. schoolttTid not in the ? olleges. > ( h"ICA(;u.\\S .IT fIIAIII.IISTON. The Oi'.I < i',y tiivi'sTheisi a (irami If**? rrption. The :ist rat ion in < "uavletton 1 L ,r- lay in honor tie Chicago v;iit-Ts was. the greatest thing of the kind which ban cv r be? s see?i in t ::ar!'kt B mines'- ?i>. praetiealiy s; < ;: le i, and the . f Char]' t n t :r?:c -ntou iism t %? ] . t"ti ? .-dor-. !" iviu >ti:..i:tc that ft i- *y * ' ventv tin em an ] eop.e. witk*' ? The ; ; . t Ac !? :> l. 1.? r?-1 .r h.s.trt : Li-I.4 1 :j v. tim ? n-r:i.::n Artili. ty. t! - i< r <* .t?rA. t 'up*! in.4; Ili tins r-i?.} ^ ? - ti.?? Mo-:l{r:? < *< . 4i.? ' : K r? tr. ! rj)4-. : im'i mi::*. I'l'' ::i 1 !. - r; t r::> r Alt1,1 '* t'i.' is . Ir- >?-* I' *v?\? ; v>-; miulo by Mayor John F. Fickeo. 'i r -} ' r f. 'vro i..; ?1< ' v. : ?i -r Alt pel ] i M.""> };. r r? }i \vr> tli* n tni:o*. '..t< 1 iiitiuticd ?!ir ngh tLo city d tvu :i:t rv, lmrt tf.c- military, n ml i:j? M?0 uec, mufcrm, i..--- . ' < i;v? r i; r AAtfchi au<"i Ma' : w.r.-il* a!.-] I . .Ii. Tim 1'irt-t refill Olit natii t. fr Mr ! 11i: r:oi? -? !< i:?i]?ressi' :: and wero ;<i! !:? r? *.i thr :gh r tin il?v. A4 ' jfl .i'r. tin- ' } art;- > . , .--t' till t ii'!" :i 111J T i-* ' ?.i.r'! 11.r > if i: 4h< < ttic-c a < * .!-. i h1? ni::orp. iuI! I v ti.r ? ; > !? 11*i? ' r >l<Tliitl t. A 'i !..?! lunch Wlta . .1 <>:; i- i.r ] a"!. vi-Ffn .. i !n_' . !. >!(!; : fi' .i- in. it 1 till . v\ i.: l it: k, nn*l t } < ! t i." ? i. ;.? * rt Jroni i..: i '!*?. ? .'.i.rli t'.;i hole! i.t i.. :-ii ' !!: > ni: i:* tin . microti i. public reception ' } ! ' i." t!.? < Ln:. -t' : l.o'.i I. .? .*y *!.:. i{*!it <?". I .ci:. !': n " < u.i ?' 1' i.5* v 1.1 I. nfi.u lio.? evi r : ! * i .. in:'; ' ' r?iij.*i.ni! i . . !<><> n:nl 1. st? r ' ii with li( \ f n. iiifii*! }JJ' 1. nl'i.<:!?!. jit !. * . ' .. 1 . .'< trti *i N? n ' r. ' '. . * :i>n:i i'f ii J*. v 14(*t.<it. :'i < <. mill is -II*". VI ' I .'in f r. in I If i r.l ii:1 . . !. hits lifou foi . I fr- .. "I |J j*. ii' . . tn- ?*nTi < t : .. t'i I r r ii-: .1. it ; <;. 1 'in . ?' ! .* .. ' 'THE TILLMAN BROTHERS. | "I Ncli: <.i:oi?;r:' <j?ks for < 'LKMSON AM) Sl l KIJALJK. . ; 11 in Crosier Hen Replies, and rhcre w.-.u ?!i Interesting De'uttr. 1:. the < "or.?-titut. >u i! oou\ uti'in of Friday during thv discission of the ?-eet u Kdtnntion lion. George Jb Tiilmaa nia.lt 1111 Lo ir and h half's -jv ech which commanded elos? attention . He mus afraid South Carolina j was ub .ij? t-. attempt t.? much for her ; Menus. St.nth Carolina. though a lit: r!o patch >f the world. nbor.t the size f three Ton.* nttl- c untie*. bad all the aspirations .fats ciugir*. It was ' h'.n. *plro sper . -pes.' He gave a ' liberal tr?r..sl:.ti ?:' thiv moth . and sail ;. t)i tjy but ?. Ifugueu-t could ver have conceived it. He referred to tL- late AL'iauc*. which had , swept the untry. He said that lli?* j?r . acris himi i? muic .Lnd drawn all the T:egr? *' * snto the Ilepublicans' .-rot union league, the rural populuti >n in South Carolina under took to stem i'.e till*. fie cite 1 tlitrouble Co -rgiii had t.r. I. Ceorgia ' had piiiK nl ?*:^r sr.) <otLly after she. I took X rtiu-r:. f r Oovern ?r. It had not I on*. here. All this, he said. wr.?' merely :r_tr .1 . dory t > a } ng winded tali.. \V? ar? t.tterurt'"^ tj much. We i . -i , i ! ;:r? try.: g V j iro\:d?* r.n elaborate sy?-, rem '-rii d:vi?led. imp. vt ri*died and ! email State. When tJ mih fat: v. ent inl ji'-rr.ti ; 1: t >1: -? v? ral year* to get the system organize 1 at al.h Our . < la State: hi. lu t ):u 1 :: ?-h oving vheti the vy.-t? ... was tart* 1. Wo Lave Veen t o imputic* *. We should Lave r<torn. ;d th* tu it . u the coat arm* j instead ) the picture. W?* are at! tempting too much. Why increase this tax. from 2 * o i ills t good deal ot ' perjury had alrt atly bo? *: < ommittcd in this State in *Lt matter ' the under , valuation ' or >pcrty. If this tan was j incr'ai"* >1 tluu there would be more of ! it. I'.nd' r thi*- thing we can let a white man fr.l t pay Li? poll and yet let b in vet-.. And there's that t? r.ual fraud wt ];av i ei u practicing and will ^till -uaeti e with tL:- scheme. If cur , white me;; 1 , .-.?s tin y :.r certain ( to ;. all :i'dv!iS)t:lle >< !.* i t taken !' I the nt .isp, ro :*- :mm. This wtif r. -upreir.e ftV-rt nthe; : vt ! . t the Stat* ;?>r education. " tuause it 1 I tv:.* .. j'uibro.M.ttou : r ^".ffrng" now. j ' Such ".al:-- alien f r -\\9.Tr.L ain't " '!. . ! my i.ajyr. in Eu! gluml. ".ho!:C< we enir.> :h? ro was i:ov?: *-::ch a t...ing k:. v>n. Th .gh T may bo i. little kit "old : try" i:i ray old iij.*1. 1 say now 1 bclievi tha English 'roverrun nt to be t - lay the best thut ever o: iste.l 0:1 the face of the eurlh. I hoy 1 ast. iheir suffrage oa rrojii rty. An educational 'iualificatioa was | never heard t>: .n thi* country until t Connecticut ami Massachusetts adopted ! it to est :nde men fr mthep. lis instead I of admitting them thereto. Let r.f dtHeriminateif we .In: against i the negro and it will eu >e u high i school for :L* m to be erected by the ! northern people ever} 1 mile* i square el thi- Slate. Tie i.egro<* have tec rime* retro :cti r- >t ii. learning to read and write? ;hi.* jr "Lite hildroc. Tmssia had :)' ! ^i: ,:.;t 1 for cl .utter. t?> ijualify her \iter " v.: war to make he r - .1die: - 1 ' It' : BosiiK *> w. an t. <lise. in.n.-'.ongnin'-t the negro i:. hlgbered- ; t .. The y ntlc man fr. :r. Beaufort ! Li ve no mom'.'Li ? four c; S it.. <iinti -laving * .# :V.i. to 'alto i-iiii ; CiKt'iu r-ity. In tin t * }n;vs'"l t y too States * ?'i ( ' * I ^ I ) P { . f* - ? vi ..m neb Siftto *? rcct :r?*it :ti >ur j l. s < tr v-ntl .'.tin m- -<?- stole tLi : y. "Fr Tillman t. ] h~-v tLt | malt'i was igl.t Half oi i thi- : 'n v.vni to (lath*;. *L? other , i goo *< ("]i ra-oL ervb.-g'-. Then \ in !' 'i < :jgr< gave i: ). Matt the ' Hii'.i L ml t.? e-t;ihlish an < 1 toatioiin 1 ngri suit .r I station. Five tbo linn 1 i til- *vns given *o C'lnfM:; 1L- rent i v-.-iit V 'L:.-n :?b'.,s: :it": ' an Him | college, ? tic n t uow which. Then ' earn* th- mi rrlll tnii'l. r.ppr? printed ! in ~ i.'.. f. i ti ,.n ' ine r*. < -jired | toi < i! lorcdt rntion Tbo ' intent: n Mor-il! thnt 'lie ! colore ? 11'. - h she uicl :...*-e the bnlk get the f'linl trout tb govcx:intent a:.<l ; tii- tr b *L:it S. th Saiulina tii tin: rjji t give tbo negroes more j then null' the :::? my. '-it- ha 5 to g? t a : .i ' :.r- it I: both i:o:t?e?- ? rtler j t-. get th, ... lb l.i.l 4 -how h >w r*. , i S t : Car imp. -n.l l.v en j with t-.< i. ! funds towards the 'leg! v.?-hi w - t-ri relit ?J ! to !? t- . i v.-K? hi n j i> tb ti i Hatch . '. Morrill bills which allow ! < i.t :'i - ' .< nil th'1 o ?.)>I propi nti v< v let Inr" not to ! be .ii \"1L ' "!?>t .; i.' ' > a vh..t U.it 111! I 1 e N- 'v : ' r nr i : w .(>r : ha ' , * i ' nil- It : nv tin* i i * :i r; ' b-i *v.*s\ d? Hi * -ll t: ' !' Ilijf I ' :Wl i * *;. < il.stit-l . ! !L i!?\i . <k<] f( r ] (.I.-! f. p{ : tbiK cor.titry uin tnko it nwi.y > .1.- ( s</h' *ti . t'.ui ii-. .. )!.: '.?i1 '.ti'.v i:i i -I. !* i ? y : ak i?i < '; * t?.?i" < .r t i r r?W'> * c i>,< t u I ill tlio tvny tiiitiol; <. < lu Ike 1 HI li" * * ' i f . .. * ' 1 i 1 ! * ; JjOib I IJff/ Tlin-; h. ; i -4 ! b : * .?>7 nr nt ('! . : 1 ii. i: i\v i t! ? ptiy tuiti' v ii' ! L*>"v i . ; t- !?! tliut it * '' ' r ? ?' <. y ::. Vv'lmt iib'i t ' ? m. ' t ! ; : > ? -ii ! | the State college. If the amount of tuition paid couid lx? published to- i morrow it would cause au earthquake ' of iudiguatiou. The Citadel acautitny was doing a i good work. Tho liova are taken there and furnished > >a.*d ami all. There they get a superb eil Jeation ami are ; tought tho knowledge of the soldier? j ] the art of war. lu ease -si great ! i emergency should arise, we would have i trained otKeersto eerxmnnd our troops and not greenhorns. It was originally . established to train o Dicers for tbo expected wax. Soxitk Carolina rimy need j some more of those officers. South ] Carolina wbk ambitions indeed. Didn't they remember that she commenced < th:s very building to make it the capital of the S- utliem confederacy? The citadel deserved earnest support, j , No uxor* so though in its sphere than ! 1 Clems- j; doe* iu its. Hut Clemsou ! , won't ituy within its sphere! Tho . citadel h graduates paid the State back I in work. When Clous m was first established j ?'>0 boys matriculated. Tho State j emptied her wealth into the lap ol' i CI< tusou, and yet it wuh tho utr >ngest j comp aind mixture of nil kinds of edu- | cati<-n on tho face of God's green , earth, d know nothing to bo compur1 to it in the wny of failure and huux- ! bugexe tit tho dh ponsnry uudthesub- I treasury. '.Laughter i An agricul- ! tural and lac. hnnicnl college and ! industrial college they called it. it it wa- s tho to: m meant experimentation . and industry. Tho two best institutions j of this kin . wen the government In- J dian college. This was tho only step j that the Vi.iti d States government hue i ever taken that has civilized tho Indi ' f.ns af all. They work with their [ hands one-half the time and study : books- tie balance -f tho day. Mr." H .ist?Have yon over been to ! I ClemsonV Mr. Tilliiinsi? No, sir. 7 doa t need j ; t f<" tb?.'r?- t'j hnuw it is a failure. i Mr. Tillman, ontinuing, said agri- i cultural < ducatiou was a phantom if j discou uectc d from labor. Tim sciences | i ouM bo taught anywhere. But what ! doe? Cleiusoa try to do 1 Yale or Hnr- I \nrd could not have put out u, more | ambitious curriculum than did Clem- j ?o:i when it started up. They tacked on ti c 1 cicnce nud art of war and engineering. It couldn't teach tLis great brunch and have time tor experimental'.en. It a an impossibility. He could understand how the t-'outh Carolina ollego c utld teaeli all t!_. s.'ier;'> 'f the miu.l. ho as t'> let a u.an say: "1 m nr. educated num. * Chum-on v.* >laic.sher very foundation ] rinoip.V when h- tries to teuchliterI :.ry bran hes. Tl: nb thing to To in experinv nta; lion i- * htudy pigs, tL? ir kinds and peculir.rith -. and ?ueh thing-. Yet Clomson w*> g. :ng ahead trying to I tnako sol'lie >. Take n b y in this j unique institution?for it is most j unique?Leiu -belying } Lilosophy or j rhetoric. >rb? d. Irvine to u-ider stand, and hero conic the bell anil tells him it k iirr.o to feed the hops. Laughter/ Ckms* n iu its place would do great g ?otl. If it don't hpvo too 1 m-'eh "animus ; arati and^TrvoiCduni, spin tjnTo, ? tc, it would be all right. Ho had thought sometimes that the man who invented this Stuie motto jjin-t hriv-.- *.*orne from Gasc uy in France. By fi'O ; S. nth Carolina will be getting ? **',<00 school money from the Federal}. v.-rrnmcnt. Tho fc'tutu should livid*1 this n. uiey ul ng her collegiate :n-titut"i?:irv. These funds could he tili/.o 1. The State .should be more [ liberal w.'h tl.e Clufliii I nk ersitv. Ho wae in fa\ r f the Utiied States gov! . rnn.ent -yi'.-m f industrial educr.What 1 '.sine' hasCli'tn?on with the privilogi tax fund, I <1 like to l.n who:: *:.e has th ;se ether funds':' Mersey w;e pared out. up there like ! w had by t.h< wagon leads. What dot.- thi- w rd "scholarihip mean? The aTia:." with i'e. motto i: ni Jcfieivon * :u 1 rights to all. -pedal l rlvik: i" t noli- had a go 1 deni to do with *: !.e ' -tablisbmcnt : (.1* msou. W.ll *he Sta'c onio fyrwurd : ul add i fi: di-} a/ity by laying a tux to give beard ami clothes V !? that special p:dv. * none. ? Hut to return Ckm.-fOi ? pjiime thes*- wis* fr *e. . any ? n' their tie* ry suppose (i'v h'-y M>:.t there calx be made a I* ntiti * )i"i. or bi tunic. \\ hut ?i.* T;.? >/lia:'i', inen thought th"y h * Id c ri.e home and plow. Give u hov a * -intt'rh:g f higher < lncation ..ml ii'. 1 ! another liel. of ruaii'ui! ' 1 h< can i: 'p t. 7.1- :r '< v. liked to live by tho - .* b* 3y el- o'i brow. He ' ituat the : 'h- . <1 t ur : out lowvers r m tract!::?.-; ?is? i*-w4< ad ?.-f .iirir.? -r*. H< thought. . :itstitillto work too vi. " i!.'" hot k -3. (Laughter.! !!< i!i? ! 4 ?}; . 1! mill tn>: ncd tl o Si ;> il v- - : The lienor tr.nd i ii g *itL-11 f.; invr< apnrojt ate. } !>' j'i.- ii- r.- yr.l'y f-h<1 I be isji4it -,ho ]>c"i?:o will fake (. " *.von]<l say to the ?>!:-, *? ii. 4-:,L"..h ?t iL* jiiomy go. Ho ?u;ih :< thing r.b< it! cottou. lacvns :. > danger oi the .<> t i vcr being glutted !>? i;.' > v rid v/i hi never PftM'ts to ru'd- . rt - t t: ?! Imris'? nl.*o. iLough* 'iC 1 < iit il hgij.-o moam i' : . i'. wni"f toi. heavily I i l<- r.d thir great >u.c;on j n i M'l -y "" ;j hour*. *i v w i 4 got rcmly f. r ! -.f?s. i :y : 4uy anything >.? t th> ; i i4? af .ii- 1 ut I xon*-1 -l" ? >. it 1 I i j lun adept- j ! 1 ; 1: * ii: nt'-rtr.i'ini'-ni ! > whirls ^ iih 1 -. in-. * us iuvihd, t > use j I y... Wf'listci b ' rr. of expression. 1 i J ; N-.-i-' : . Hm4 white met i : v.o jd i ' 'rut:-his? d ..u<; that ii i i 1-' l>y !: . -i (?: titiia?1 moil uK Koi Iocs that wmnd ! ; u' 1 } !< ' i . u:: ' "steading !?:*;: t I ": ? n vl.rc i . fraud ?:tid l.v* j : > ; yt i r'i y. i lie. :.1\ way i<? h?.ii v '* h i ? 1 i I * > nromtiL B suffrage. I only mean to say tbut the people have been deceived. The admissions of the leaders on this door und the thing on its fane advertise i:> the world that a Republican administration can lay it o*;t if it wishes to. One f the most distinguished Charleston gentlemen on the floor had inti muted in parliamentary language Ihat he wan in his dotage. Air. Bryan?Did 1 uu lerstand the gentleman to refer to mo? 31 r. Tillman?Could all tlio adjectives i used apply to any _>ce clse?(L" el laughter.) Mr. Bryau disclaimed any intention of saying anything of that character. Mr. Tillman was glad to hear this from Lis Charleston friend. In concluding he said: "I have been trying to find out whether 1 really was in my dotage or not, and 1 thauk the gentleman for assisting me. Mr. Bryan?I am glui to assist you. (Laughter.) j;rot;if.k ben n:rs rack. Senator Tillman then took the floor an 1 said ho wished to answer some - i the st yore criticisms of his distinct! isii ed rclutive and eolleagv.t. Ho would not attempt to follow him in all his ram I dings, for Hiich he might. term (beta. He v.anted to speak of the colleges. TLo suction wuufe 1 to support thorn all. The State University iueludod tl;e South Carolina college and Clidu re -.veil. Clcmsou was separate. This criticism reminds me of the aiticio that teemed in the newspapers some years ago wheu the matter of educating the farmers was being agitated. 1 might aay it in all stale, but ! d* :j*t like to use that term. The farmers bad beeu liberal to themselves and to Clems ?u. Wb<> pni-1 the ] rivi'.ego tux? The: .rmers. That's why they are allowed i take it. W demanded our own money buck to build our college. It comes with bad grace from any man any whure t<> say wo have no right to it. Mr. (ieorgo Tillman? let me interrupt you. Hnvou't you the fund livm the government':' Youdou't need it. Senator Tillman, continuing, said: The gentleman only shows how low ;.n -timnto the lawyers pi t *o on the hind of edneation the farmers need. 1 sa> wo wvu t submit to their dictation. Mr. Ge< rgo Tillman rose again ?i:<l asked kirn to tell bow they were, educating the boys at (Tenison in accordance with the object of the institution. Senator Tillman usked him to koe?? Lis seat and let bim talk uud ho would tell him nil about the mutter. Ho would try to do so, too. in a way that would not. "wound h.s feelings, because he know that was tue last thing that he would do." Senator Tillman went on to any t .?:? the free tuition at C"len;s.?n was allow. I by Mr. Clcmnon's will and by the legislature if the gentleman had been to Clen.Bon he would not have uttered some of the unjust criticisms he bn* indulged in tonight, for his heart in always true when his 03*00 are not blinded by prejudice. Mr. George Tillman said hekncwull about aneh inrtitutiens and expIa.MujtJ,., ~ ^ what he meant, citing several alleged'1?^ < agricultural and experimental colleges on the same order that he hud inspected. Senator Tillman replied, saying that the board bad wrostied with the problem. J! the students did manual labor all the time their brains would neo-l sleep. Those bo}'s were not afraid to work. And yet wo are twitted by a man who hus never seen it, yet who nays that it is a humbug an<l a farce because wo don't muke them work like dogs. i tell you now it is not what it should b*. Th< re are divisions in the board, prejudices existing. I have boon on the ev? several times of asking tho Jegisla tur* t send there ami investigate it, but I ve waited, because I want* ! to J.ctp its 'ii.e;. from being wii-i.c;l iu public. iT.-i students at Clcrason knew no re'.> !. :.bou'. the science of war as t.'.o C itf.del i'OYS. 'the Citadel boys ho wanted to w e maintained. The farn:* rs hr.i! pie'1'-. ,1 their support 1 {.I.e. Id c.dleg 's. He.-uuso we want to put .'.i r .ndnstiur.i schoi>ls out ol' roach political storms, they coinc and tell you we must not. This reform euaver.tior.--fi v .t is a Iloform convention, and you un.t deny it?will disgrace itself if it don't put. tliern in tbo rgaiue lav. We can't be educational ie ,r /dash < itli? r and break clow u old i.stii .ii* ox "Ihru spirospcro, spc-s. 1 V' s . tlii t is a splendid motto. Wiiy "L- :lcl * o he Vidi'Utletl because ><> nr. -j, with the march oi j i >gr?ss" )] ik . I - ' i; would redden with :!: 1 lush ol shun *! it lie thought a y ?. l . r ; n..i' ,..... ...... i.i .... i s u:l the ediicutiomi: instil itiomi. All Iv'e %<>t to fiiy nW'.i t the rit] :?i..s a the KtiflViiK? matter "< iLut ' now i hi-!. 1 want to sr.y, )." hi vi r, 'bat nobody him ever j lotty;< : 'Li.' 'vh w l.!<! <(o what. has be? u rfi.'! i thii Wo. r t might. we would do. ! ai.t * i * Mini in tho public j r<. V. * i "i . leader has over dh v nr'h a- have been altribi ' '.in ii.. i ne people had be"n *. ! '.Li plan weal 1 '>?> .to e* ' i ? ?! Wetter could h he _ Vhot III*-. Sinti'i1. !* !.! U.'.I'll till- Ift-year-oi'l 1 /I ' i i' j.* 1' t.n. . n? ar I'roshy. T? ?J. , I.* Vyi iii-i li' -ester through the, ! .el S'.iiii./ .i'nf ? ".hug her. Iteeentlv, y \ ;i.i . .... i.,. asked his slsl'-r l" t'.'v" ini:i r< lie tlui! < ?. hat sin refuse'! htt*. I. .. !* i m.' i i.. ; lie iitt cm I jii}.; |>ti> iC'lnn : of < .i,t trial .. i; < \ pi lis dire" t?*<l. 'i'ho I ' ; . ' *.v ..a! ty .a.'! tulil h t if sin- Ilill 111 t ' 1 a *v t:?*r iv hen he get w?*ll. Damage to the Texas. ' .ai i'i. r? ; .ed at Wasliingior. that 11M? hip i'exiis him l"*en I'liiHv d??ii ,.! i11> f:j. i !.[) nnvy yard, tied that :i.' ' ii.'? ili : vl.i'-h she lies hi;- !>' ? a rt * ; , v ut l irt',r r dime-tvr.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 22, 1895, Image 6