The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-08-22

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then it will be SfittSi .on-
corning some oSe of llze, and
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he was invited - be saved, but refus-
cd the offer, ana starved TO death
within sight Of me fields and sranar-
les full ofthe on corn Of Canaan.
uAcL cfoac rALxs ENGLISH.
Plain An'"''. K. Il ,,'s.s.l Ss::.ion. Asked ;,
WAsHINeroN, %. c.. Aue. IL
Representative TillInan, of South
Corclina has itten the following
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views as candidate for Congress in
the Second South Carolina district
on certain Measures OF proposed
legislation, Indicated in five interro1
cations. Und&slr61r from your
communication lltfng the si IN.
terrogations Il do not want a
longletter, but6 eorical replies.
Ishal be as bri ssible, Sin order
to define my % ithout eouiyo.
cation, by mere dhefing each inter
| i0s"Coiy sepasIsp ana MAKING an
absolute answGHlefetO.
"Question-Mn' yon, ulninAuenced
by party caucrs or Otherwise, sup
port the following proposition in the
national Congress: - Z
First interrosatory-The abolition
OF the natjnp2 )opks, 6nd thea1k J
stitutionk kof M.al tender treasury
notes in lieu of national bank notes
issued In suficiknt volume to do the
business OF the country on cash
basis.
Answer-Yes.
Second interpgatory-The free and
unlimited coinage of silver!
Answer-Yes
Third interrogatory-That Con
gress issue fractional paper currency
in sufficient quantity to facilitate ex-
change through the mails?
Answer-Yes.
Fourth interrogatory-Do you ap-
prove and will kou support the finan-
cial system knkws as the ssub-treas.
ury plan, adoAted by the National
Alliance ard Industrial Union at St
Louis anssn,. on 9ea Yer 7, 1ss9'
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Permit NJ add that for thirt,
years have bap no industrial occu.
patton but cotton planting, which
ought to identify me zealously with
the welfare of the cotton planters
who not only constitute the bulk OF
my constituents, but have repeatedly
honored me with high commission
and that, If reelected to Congress-
l shall continue in the future as
have in the past, to support what
ever I believe to be best for the in
terest OF my class and section.
Il myself am a member of the
Farmers Alliance and deeply sympa.
thize with the purposes and efforts oi
the organization to relieve the wide
spread and continual agricultural de
preston. Butith South alone car
NOT ,"s rs%SSS 81 fiscal and financial
abtR2S |Nd6..lS pvernment
which is n6W and has Been domi
mated by the Eastern States, eve,
since the war. The West must co
operate with the South before sue,
cess can be achieved
I'm conclusion, let me take the
liberty of advising the Southern wing
OF the Alliance to move little more
cautiously till i shall have been dem
onstrated that The Western wing are
In earnest about taking the proposed
new departure Of abandoning sec
tionalism and uniting with the South
for q redress of mutual grievances.
"Very respectfully,
GEORGE ID. TLLMAN."
Killed In Bed by q Snake.
BIRMINsHAM. sAug. 12.-Jasper