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mcnt That he rTillmanl would turn
over the keys Of the State House to
| him.
It is said that Mr.. Miles only re.
ceivcd half-hcartcd support from u
part Of the Charleston delegation.
They preferred to put Gov. McCrcady
forward for Tie goyrrnorsiiD a,d
knew that To- have two candidates
would defeat both, and they wanted
MIR. Miles to withdraw. As he did
not Go this they were compelled to
support him, but it WAS Gonc without
enthusiasm. There was evidently q
disposition all ;hc time to crush the
supposed combination between EDGE.
hcld and Charleston, and every can.
dictate who was thought to have any
alllllatlon2withsit WAS made to suffer,
although he may have hccn innocent
and although there may have been 10
such combination. Political parties
and politicians do not always display
~ great amount Of gratitude when the
Offices are parcclcd out. Hon. c.. J.
4. llutson has been one Of Columbia's $
best friends in the Legislature. lie
has been an eloquent advocate Of the
college and always favored the Col.
umhia canal, and yet the delegates
from this county forgot all That and
voted for his opponent for the posi-.
| ton of Lieutenant Governor.
The colnmittec having charge of
the matter has decided tn locate the
Grange Enrampmcnt ut Spartan,
| burg. This will uc the largest agri.
cultural gathering ever held in South
Carolina. The State Oranges Of
Georgia, North Carolina Alabama
and Tennessee will participate, and
thousands Of Strangers will ,tlcnd.
twill he big time for SpartanlJure.
whose success in securing thc meet
ing IS DUE largely to Capt. J. w.
| Wofford, one Of the most progressive
farmers of that County. Tie urged
The selection Of Spartanhurg upon
the committee SO cloqucnt|y That they
realized the advantages Of the posi-.
tion and selected L ror The great
meeting. IoUr n'""EwooU CORES.
unudont does Col. J. y. L.pacuniy An
| injustice IL ln,imHJinG llas Enartan-
! BAR. wH5 selected Deraus,. Greenwood
endorsed" uIGo CoU.ran ror Congress-.
'thc committee consisted nr one nlem-
bcH I:om each countyin the State,
and these members made the selection
--not Col. Lipscomh.-C'rIuU,biu
tp32" Spon'ioM ni A"w,~u CNrohicIo
As far rs We have learned, the work
Of 40 convention WAS ever more sat.
islac;ory to- the. people. Speaking
for oursc!f the%press and Banner Is
"tundanty satisfied with all that was
! done. 81
AZ least a portion of the people or
Abherillc County are cNtrcmclr gra,.
flied at the nomination Of the lIon.
James II. Rice for the Office Of State
Superintendent OF Education. "rhc
stone which the builders refused has
become the'hradaof thc Corner; The
nciGhhorhool which Has Received icrst
Of the benefits Of the public schools,
has furnished the State with Supcr
intcndcnt Of Education.
We arc pleased that Mr.. Richard
son WAS elected Governor. and We
',''o ~ "'''''I''h 10 any member OF
INC ~. C'cNe''-- HI'"'t"e Press H' B'hn"r.
!, 1n' c"nv'h'lo" was harmonious in
nl' ,s '.S ":,'n"ra''ohS g. ana has Plafed
before the people ticket which will
| prov" generally acceptable. - Yoyh-
''1, ,Iu, a>"I'.'',|' M
nc he" oea' cry and the farmers
,ho'''''G''" caased.t ne people to look
! I,,r, I,
'"r"'N'' "i''' great anxiety. TO tile
''ueC'nS '':S o. IalS, coh'cnt'on:, some
,',S p'c','''"" 'n"C Che ora roEur'ans
"oul" @ 5'V II'" start IN The race and
come ,' ouI HhGao' o'h'rs Thought
oI',,,G o"v,e % M"u'a Pr Il new deal while
., ,''!''o : ~ Al'e'Cc' 10 H. altman to get