The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

ez acted 70 eass one Iliof, d ss6s .
bsiievibg it feg tsse pndsg Ell
the esEcumstaa ces. nor sctii i j haYi5
BEEN oonsisteht aad haye y0Ead
wise after the DeEp 60Esss had
their vote ainaSs5s erliafy for y {. ,
Wright as Aasocia iat,i Jnsbic more
Important and higher poeitica, md
why is it that they escaped censGrei
for no one will question fhatin point
Of morals, intellect and character
Whipper Was cersainly the equal of
Wright. &
One other matter, and then I lie.
lieve I will have answered every
charge made sgainst me whilst I was
lin the General Assembly. This wss
my vote in favor of furnishing Sen.
ators with three os: four daily papers
20 be laid on their desks during The, I
session. This would seem % tbss 8 I
small matter, yet I prefer to give
the reasons for such vote. Three Of
THE four papers were Demo ocrafic,
and the Senate being largely Repuh-
lican, my desire and motive Was
that this Republican Senate should
be kept daily informed, through an
opposition press, of the many grisv-
ances complained of in order to-
produce d wholesome ehecS on bad !
lfegislation, and, on the other hand TO 4
hold ons an indncement for economic
and just Laws. What effect this.
daily information produced can only
be determined 'by the legislation and
reforms subsequent. sss
/ know, that interested politici-E
ans ,endeayored to make the:
! appointment of Tho Jury Com.
missioner before referred TO dis.
1 tasteful to some citizens of the
| County, and we're loud in their con-;
demnation of me; but o calm and
! dispassionate review Of all the a1,-
| pointments made III Anderson Coun-
ty during the Republican rule, made:
under my influence in q great rneas..
ure, must conyince all that T did
not act from o partisan spirit bnt1
for the general public good. IN
many instances I favored the ap..
puintlaeDt Of citizens who 7 knew.
had opposed my election, but I was:
l,well aware that such persons were
i competent, honest aud acceptable to;
1 their neighbors: hence / ignored ell.
persona! feeling and considerations
and recommended good and true
men. =. Z. s., Z
Even in times when the Demo.
cracy of Anderson were divided yIl
did not advise or seek to take any
advantage of the situation ii County
affairs shat could be tortured into
partisanship, but invariably anp.5
| ported none but good and conpe-!
/ tent persons for Count: officers, thus
| on more than one occasion hazasdine
my position and influence with come
| of the leaders of my own party.
lake. for instance, ths County off.
GERS elected by the votes of The Re-
/ publicans in Anderson, and i ven
i ture that their conduct of County
affairs will compare fagorabIy with
anv e,ecfed haf,rs S,y &, ~ Il, ~ s;,;,as
II ] cnnai,, i J;ns. - i,;.So .l.,s tsAns. :
I dress, in s eanaer ] .;riustt ray that
! there are many things running.
i through the last twelve years that sI
would like TO forget. But with all
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