The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-17

inferred from th"ir opposition 10 the re.
sumption of specie payments then it
could never obtain any other circulation
than that v hich ~ enforced by law, which
is contrary to th' principles Of trade, and
the doctrines taught hy all political econ
OmiStS.
have said this much by way Of show
ing tia, am not Il GIccnbackcr, or with
any tcndcnric~ in that direction, as my
nomination usi.,ht seem To imply Bat
there j. another consideration Of weight
with inr y hv ia. doctrines Of thn. party
should not he nsitaici al this TIM"
th!nk tn" Great question hc'"rc rs j.
how are "" "a preserve nur civilization
and rights "f property from ihc suircm-
n"y Dt an inferior race? It j. ON" ni the
vrand"~t Problems ever submitted 10
any rcuIl" tor their consideration That
- i;i"" possessed of rrnpc"'y and iut"ili
,,"ncc brcau-o il happens t. b" III the
minority. should hr sIIhj.c;cL 10 tll" su.
pr"ni!i'r Oi AN interior race po-sc~s"I If
neither, j. suhy"r-iy" Of Republican in
:tltutipns, AMI ia" best interest rt Nyr."tv.
Tlat both races must .jv" together j., a
moral arl political I"""s>i'y. aui that
they Nlipu!i 'ir '" IN liai aimpuy, j. Ia the
ln'"rc-: -. both Iw".. | know uf 40
-"lut.pn Of IL" problem other than that
II granting 10 The cr!prrI rae" all the
right, he may hc entitled to Eat ut ;lr.
lliii'' !, - III, tN N'l - y'iT ."
Interest. that "" should maintain our owrl
supremacy
l;ui rhr great difficulty in ia" way Of
harmony j., iliat III" Republican party :
'trr'Iir'd, itp,s.iD!c, to S".'rir, his vote
for members "i i"ny,r'.S =, and I'rr,i!cn-
'jnl "l""tor- ~ l"t,; ani to enable thrIn
10 'ir 50. they are forever tanning the
fires Of dl-c"rh and appealing {" hi,
hr"iu'.i'"S 81 race, color, and previous
his til,.lit T.
IS They lu not I,.irc harmony bctwccu
-" .:.".e - .!". ::::"!:.:.:;.:, ;,!;.. Lave
i'S due weight IN adjusting lhr ,liilicul-
liz, with which wr have 10 contend II
i To their Interest to keep the races a.
vii" apart aS possible. Ail wh,n tn,
white rae" !""i!n" that The great duty h"
fore them IL til" preservation Of thcii
civilization, aud therefore act together
| a one man, IL" l;cpIbIiram ,artv cries
aloud against tho solid South We can.
| not afford to h" otherwise when the issue
involves such important consequences
| u ourselves. Therefore. it is that ! dep
| dcpr"cat" the agitation of tho Grncnhack
doctrines, lc"au-,. any division Of tho
w!itc race is precisely what is desire
| by tl" Republican party. | am Il Demo
rraf and bcl0ng To- Democratic riub
| and "Grrcnba"kcr' is therefor" mistake az
| when hr says that never was member
| Of any political organization
| AM not Il "iibackcr, and know
| Of no consideration which could induce
| m" in sacrifice my convictions of right
| and duty, hv becoming the candidate o
party whose principles rniild not rep
| resent even if | was asllrcu Of an election
For these reasons, very respectfully
but most positively, decline the nomina
| tiOn rendered 1910.
"Grcenbackcr' was right whrn he sale
| ! was not II seeker Of Office. S0Ino OF III,
| friends, however, have nominated mo a.
Il candidate for tho Legislature, witIluu
| any desire on my part to enter the can
va-s. If they shall see proper to clcc
tn" | shall cnlcavor To serve them ac
ror'iinS to my best ability, aud that vii
| bc honor enough for mo.
! have tn" honor I" BE-, very respect
fully,
| a. Il. EHOYLEs.