The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.
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Gen. Phil Sheridan, OF the U. S,
Army, died on Sunday last.
Mr.. S. G. Owens, formerly Clerk
OF Court Of Marion County, has been
adjudged insane and sent to the Lu-
natic Asylum i'll Columbia.
The Republicans of the 7th district
will not run Snalls agnin. but propose
10 bring i'll an another horse. 1hos.
p. Miller, the colorcd Senator Of
Beaufort, appears to be the tnvorito.
Slight earthquake shocks have been
reported from Charleston, Summer
vile and Sumter during the past ten
lays.
Governor Richardson has appointed
Maj. j. i. White, Of Marion, chair
man Of tho Board Of Examiners at
the competitive examination for the
citadel vacancy on the 18th OF, Sop.
TENDER.
All the Marion delegation, with one
exception, are said to be opposed to
the denomination of Governor Rich
ardson.
The National Democratic Commits
tee has adopted as the campaign ban.
ncr flag the bnndana, with large stars
and stripes in the centre, and one
smaller III each corner. Tho design
IS ny Capt. Joseph M. Jones, Of Paris,
Ky.
John A. Holman Of Indiana, chair
man Of the Executive Committee Of
that State, declares that if any effort
is mode the Democrats will certainly
carry Ohio.
The combination effected by the
Michigan Democracy ut their State
C%onvcntian just held is pretty sure to
take the State away from tho Rcpub-
Leans.
The Columbia Daily Register has
just passed its fourteenth birth day,
and that veteran journalist, Col. Jno.
w. r. Pope has again been placed at
the head.
Watch the man who tries to excite
prejudice and passion by talking Of
"rings"-court house rings or any
other sort Of rings-and SEQ if he is
not trying to get up II ring Of his WI.
Mr.. S. w. Hearn has sold ont
the Wadesboro Intclligencer to Mr..
Boylin Of the Wadosboro Messenger.
The two papers will be consolidated
and run as "Thc Intclligencer and
Messenger" Mr.. Ilearn moves to
Raleigh, but VIC haven't heard what
kind Of business lie will engage in.
Hero arc some chapters from the
public record Of Mr.. Harrison, the
Republican candidate for President:
When lie was III the United States
Senate he voted against putting cot.
ton ties OH the free list.
lie voted against reducing the tariff
irate on Gsjlon hagSing
lIQ votes a0Nin8l fcduenle tile tariff
TEX on Mliclllmal implements ana
tools OF nieclN,QicS.
Hycry hGtur.y foundry 81 furnace
wi.iy.. is 99tablisAcu il The SoutA
proves q blessing to the farmers and
helps to enhance their prosperity.
When manufacturing enterprises dot
the South as thickly as they do the
Middle and the New England States
then will we see moro prosperity
among the Southern farmers than
they have ever before enjoyed, and
the South will become rich beyond
the widest dreams of its most cnthu-
siastic friends. The above, from the
Manufacturers Record, is true, and
should stimulate us all to p~atronizc
and build up home institutions.
Judging from the uttcrnnccs Of tho
Horny Herald since the Convention
for that County, it now appears to
have been converted to the primary
method Of nomination and regrets
that such method had not been adop.
ted for this time. This is the usual
wall of those who get left at Convcn
tons, and, unfortunately, it about al.
ways happens that it IS the popular
will that is stiflcd by the rascally
methods of Convention. Wherever
nominations are made by Conventions
there is general dissatisfaction with
the result, but when a County once
goes primary it is primary forever af.
forwards.
1t is to be hoped hat our neighbor
will remember this two years hence
and have better luck next time
Marion Star.
T.. B. Carrnway, q young mar
living with his father about S miles
this side of Darlington, went mad last
Sunday week, III the absence Of his
father, who was attending church,
and cut up like a wild Arab, knock