The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-14

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Ehy J, an all.nervsding: luminary like the
Editor Of our contemporary, could notlbe
,,,,.si sa,.,n.acted 10 take instructions from any
aon,c,a !, i ,roncch iles, from an unpretendinp
WEAKLY naner that ID not 80 fortunate as
i nossesa a ominiscien,,e. even in its own
.op;nion. ,.,, as the Il REGISTER does, We may
.ba exeused by the Ren;ster for saying,
however that We were not so presump.
3tuous as 70 expect to induce any improve.
mert in its; tone or conduct, for such
isnblime self.conceit and satisfaction las
tba editorial department Of that journal
an;;oya ;;,,, i mast disturbance even by the
a;snts mncb lass - the. small fry Of the ja
.;;onrna,;st;c S world We merely scribbled
off =. onr humble work. our real senti.
manta 40 that the world. THAT is the little
i mart Of It that d Al sees the INrELLiaENcER,)
MIGHT know that while Mr.. Bayard, and
~ = coursist i ON his account the President,
were vigorously condemned by such a
5or.at n,a,1 ,1,o,oerfuz naper as the Columbia
] + R,o;,ter knows h itself To- be, as long as it
il dominated by its present sage, yet that
Some ma, of tha lesser. naners Of the State
had ~ mora knovledpa than to believe
-, wa were ,oett;nr a verv good government,
and that both the President and Mr..
Bavard are hieh.tonsd, honest gentlemen,
who ara administering their trust with
ability for the public welfare. The &C.
cnsat;on even coming from such a source
,.gith :. ith,a colnmh;a Reoistssr that Mr.. Bay.
ard ard ;s running and that President Cleve.
land ia nermittine him TO run. one of the
leading departments of this government
in personal grooves, is only discreditable
IN tba little minds who, can believe and
c;rcnlete snch susniciona
The President and Mr.. Bayard, or any
other nnblic officer. NAV sometimes err
in Indictment. and thus become the lust
object of fair criticism. To this they as
public man could not object, but the
personal aspect which the Register and
some dissatisfied newspapers give to crit.
.icism ia worthy of. contempt, and receives
Il from the masses of the people. The
Rso;.,,.. cannot d;.c,,s,a anv matter with.
ort doscena;nc = personalities That
:. tbs be;obt of ia aro,,mentative cana.
-.
a,,nnr - =. tha R.o;,,sr .eeta n
answer onr dissent from its course BY
,,oroono, roferonce 70 the Editor of the
TNrpYr1erNcrp The Editor assnmes
that our ramark ahont d;soruntled noli.
tic;ons moo ann1;ed - him and ratorts
that - No hans bsen candidate for ron.
....s.a.a pa;,.ood n;rooto, Hom;oht
ho.o .oadads .oroa othar ,;,oo;t;ons vb;ch
No haua ba,d .nd ,gonid i;ka IL have
hold ;eba hod. nleosed - show that WA
ha ana.taLs, .on.a ;n,ar..t il nol;t;c. hnt
- I 'oanIalnot no;nt - anu ;nd;o..;on -
a. a;.rrnntlad nol;t;o;on n onr co,rse
Tha NJ IsrrI Jerrcrn never sn,ks and
:. ea-a. = .~an,;nant mon s;n,n,,,
..s.se 49,. a. IT ,nromota .ha roon ~ =
IsTrrr1nrycr, vonld l;ta n nee nro.
notod The R.o;s,er has heen in a race
MT onlv with secretarv Ravard hut aIso
,n;.h sonotoro Homnton ond Rnt,er
about the manner in which thew discharge
tha;r official duties merely because those
gentlemen do not select the men for Office
that the REGISTER wants. and that paper
claims that it represents the people in its
assaults upon these gentlemen: It is
strange that the people have nothing to
say for themselves. 1t strikes us that the