The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-17
Sri AhlNH Ar PROVIDENCE IN
OCOSEE.
III" Erc"n.Iackrrs Expected but T.ii"h
To Appear.

,,l..",imE "f the lrryidcnr" Demo.
.r.t5 t.ltt i!i ncrn"" Comfy Oh Saitr-
'iry tic ;.,h inst, lar,," number of rit
IL is iiu:u DruiIc" and Anderson Counties
as, i!.hl"i t. hear a irint discussion he
tw"rrt ia" Gr,"nback speakers aud Dem
n".l.ic i"akrrs. They were, however,
Disappointed, for no grccnhackclS APP
rc..Gci ana the Democracy I,al it AL tn
themselves.
cant. +. l.. ~itt"n, ihc president, ": the
clu' introduced, first, Hon. T.. l.. Nui.
ra.' If Anderson, :. e., who, may re.
ulri., j.. Il very efficient speaker, and |
.hiGE w" need EIpr" such men in the
Mr.. Murray expressed his regret ri
not ln"ri II, the Speakers of the Green
barS E.a,lr, and said ~ they had failed to
ni,!tt'nr he would speak to tho Democrats
ul"'rn', "hr represent tho only party in
"a" 81 hat is true Ia the interests of
'l i'i'!'". ii" wen! on Ia say that til"
& :" uiarli speakers wcr" as>aiiing The
democrats with national politics. and a
:: - many existing evils which tlr
,,c'i'r"i:I> iir! 10 hand in bringing; bout.
I II" Registration law, which they com.
p!ain 81, il in arrur,nnc" with The cniisli.
!t.i ION "i Tie state AMI was very cS-nn-
GA p""pciuatr honest government, in
Sou II ',r"ii..a, He further stated and
proved 80 thr people that irccnba"k ism
WI, no;i;iig moro nor less than Radical
ia;I, f!:rrr'. and that the Grccnbackcrs
wc," wrikiu.; indirectly to bring the
= ne bl"i under Radical rule. Iiu then
"onpi."'i The government nf 1870 UP To
lH'b "i'!i ,hc government of to-day, and,
IN ",i,' "l.'uinn. he dill justice io the sub
ivc:. lie explained how during Radical
rn.n the lcA,;ing men, even tho Judges Of
iiic Supreme bench, could bo bought and
sol 90, - many dollars. He went on to
.. 10 people could not afford to
sri, when The negroes were in u majority
~ 'n,., thousand. IIu showed that il
w"'i'! J." III" downfall of tho state and
ia. r",tiu@ np of good government. Mr..
Ma. - 'pccch WAS rrcei, ed with loud
h'"rr Int produced vr.y happy effect.
Mai. :. t. bcndy, was neNt Introduced
-. =, al adigniiicd ina incr to c:ip $
l. ~" l. that tho Grccnbnck speakers
hu' !.I!"h {" put in All appearance. Mr..
!rntS - 81 able speaker. He charged
{" ,cit''ark party of thclt-.vcs, of
St'a'in: ono of tho planks Of tho Demo
cratic nt'"rm charged them of sowing
i'u"~ u "'!r ranks charged them with
irvIn" &" nlarn us ba"'i in tho sa no posi-
ti"n "" we're in eight yc RS ago. lie went
oil (" S;..i that We wee just encrring
..r'n ih" f"ul effects Of the administration
% cGh years ago, and that we could not
!:.i,., {, ":y reform about exactly ut once,
hu'.'rn, IA" pc"lle ""nld have to rise iy
l"-.r"'.I from the IuiSfOrttlncS of bad gov
r,iiiu"ih. lie went on to show how tho
tii,",.ht, i>CrS voted to unScat Mr.. Till
nhnm in tnnurcss-how they voted to scat
l.. ". Narkcy, in tho place of Mr., bib
L." H. -;I.l that Grecnback ers wore all
things un,n all men in the hope Of cap
tuning n few voters. Mr.. Drndv was
gr"''",. with loud cheers from tho pco-
r!r rnd WA followed by Maj. John
=. Nuru"r, who was next introduced
y. r:.cr said that ho dislikcd To say
anything unkind behind II mans back,
''!i "a" III much like saying something
about th" Grccnback speakers ut this
time, even IL thry were absent. lie com
rar"h the tirccnbacEGrs to Radicals with
their tails mashed. Mr.. Werner spoke
like Il man who had the interest of South
CA"Tln7 ~ heart. lIo went on Ia sny how
III" present Legislature had II great deal
I" contend with, and If tho people were
Dol satisfied with their present rcprcSon-
tativu ~ I" place No. IL against them and
p"rSi'Ilc them to step down and out,
ana then To- elect other mcn inside of tho
party. and not run TO strange gods with
thoir grievances. lChecrSl. Mr.. Werner
also announced that he was not II candi-
date, bui he did not expect To leave Oco-
noe County, and would always be ready
tu speak for her interests and for the well
fare o: South Carolina.
Tho meeting was enthusiastic, and al
though there was no opposition to he en-
crunier,d, thorr il no doubt that the
meeting nj Providence did good md
stirred up our people. ANXIOUS.