The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
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Rock Hill, January 81.
VIVA Y THE PAPERS SAY.
A' opihiens OF the state Press About
tCnptnin shells Manifesto.
iorkNille Enquirer

IN" Opinions of the state Press ,b,,,
tCnptnin Shells Mnnifcsto,
York Vile ENQUIRER.
nat may bc tie result Of the r~ua,k
ho'e manifest" = yet 70 he seen. Fot,u
n"'e'J u vas ir"mu!S Sa:cd at an earI,
'"J' "h" VIA! give the people time l., r.
"ec' upon iht serious charges mai,.. nr,
~ ~ tqhh'iy rluHatc ihr, tie prouns g
convention ~ called AZ nn carlv 3,,,
\ne uelloeratlons aud actinug OF th,l
-.ooN can &" bctOr" the rcNpic in amnI,
'''hc oci"rc permanent npuIina.ioDs ar,
maze, ana IT this IF :rmrrs' ,n0vrmcp,,
n'ca"s any 'hlng more than mere whole
save arr"'Snmcnt, the prople will krov
it. wiz MO"
"reehVliio Ehterprise and Mountaineer.
we heartily endorse the calIjro of 9
otatc Convention TO suggest a tickrf fo,
STATE ofhccrs. If there il 4 uenc,.l ,.
sPonse thereto it will not be b.rd +,
PIeulct the success of The movement
we nope that the Convention will =,
hFld and that every county in the Stat,
WIN send up its quota Of duIy accredited
oeicghles, and that it's nominees will n,
c"olrned bv the State Democratic Con.
'eh'lon that vii! assemble afterwards
Yorkville Enterprise.
The result Of the Convention will ho
awaited with intcrcs'. 1t is tho frs,
un.o @ IN inc history OF the State since
1910 thht 1t has been ATTEMPTED to holl
convention OF the people outside Of the
regular Democratic lines. We are ,I,d
% sec that the association promises to
make this fight for reform wishjn the
Iph irh,
event, harmony in the party,
Sumter Waichman and Southron.
we wish that the citizens Of every
county, who are Democrats, not the
FARMERS, merely, had been invited to
eject the delegates. Nevertheless. VIC
are not greatly regrctful, for, as we an
nounced at the tifst, our sheet anchor is
t"ls, that almost all Of us in practice. and
Without exception all OF Us in heart. are
FARMERS. Let US convene and search out
"hat we all have done or suffered that is
wrong.
Marion Star.
The truth Of the entire business is a
Glced Tor office, and If the farmers al q
Class could be arrayed all on one side
the result would not be difficult to pre,
dlct, but the fact is that while there Ar.
great many farmers who are yety de-
cldedly in favor OF the Clemson COLLEGE,
the greater part Of them do not favor
the annihilation Of the University. and
lew OF them sympnthizo at all with any
movement that looks to strict class leois-
lation.
prosperity Press and Reporter
Tho Press and Reporter has more con-
hdence in the farmers than to think that
they will do anything to injure the edu-
cational advantages of the State. Th4v
will contend for what they conceive TO
be their rights. but will not undertake
'hc reckless wholesale crushing Of other
Institutions as indicated by their oppo-
meats. The farmers ought not to find
any difficulty in putting ticket in the
9eld that Will he acceptable to the people,
hey have right to make the eiTo:t.
Barnwell People.
Let us have fair play and q free fight
and plenty of both. The people want
no enap judgment :aken by anybody.
We hope that Capt. Shell will Withdraw
until more convenient season. lest ALI
his ammunition burst before the battle