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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Figures Shown by the Document Issued
the LIST.
The following is the public debt state

ment for October:
MISUNDERSTANDING DEBT
Bonds ut A. per cent. ..............S GO SIG. 900
Bonds at per cent ................. Sos 759, 900
Refunding certificates at per cent. l02,l70
Aggregate OF interest-bearing
debt exclusive OF l.. s. bonds
issued 10 Pacific railroads -. sGss, 6ss, go
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. .............. 1,7jO.9s5
DEBT BEARING No INTEREST.
Leeal-tendtr notes................. S34G,Gsl .Ol6
old demand notes 5G,OS2
National bank notes
Redemption account deposited in
1890. ................'.Y... &C oo5, ss5
Fractional urrency, less SS,375 ,03i
estimated as lost or destroyed. 6,91l. $40
Aggregate OF debt bearing no IN
terest. Including national
bank fund deposited IN The
Treasury under act OF July IA,
1880. -. .......... s4Oo, G54, 1913
Certificates issued deposits OF
gold and silver coin and legal-tcn-
der notes
Gold certificates. ia, 1853. SD
Silver certificates ................. 3ll, l73 81
Currency certificates. ............. ITO, 600
Treasury notes Of 1S90............ sOtD, t0J
Aggregate OF certificates OFFSET
10y cash in the Trcasury...... 500, SIC, 900
Aggregate OF debt, including oertin-
Gates, July 81, 1870. 81 $50 GO 500
Decrease in bonded debt duEnc tho
month. .......................... 42,3lO.2iO
CASH n TREASURY.
Reserved for redemption of United
States notes acts OF Jan. H. 1870,
and July ~, 1882 .................. 800 600 900
For redemption OF gold certificates
issued .......... ,............... T7l63. 5lo
For redemption OF silver certificates
issued. .:................. all,l73,5u
For redemption OF currency certif-
Gates issued ....................... 10000
For matured deUt. accrued interest,
and interest due and unpaid 49,. Gf6g,67l
For baauce Of interest an:icipstod
under del artment circulars. T., SO, 325
Total cash tcserved for above
purposes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssIo 90. os0
AVAILABLE FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Frac ional currency ald minor ooin
not full legal lender. ............. S217GS 654
Net cash balance. including 81. gJ7.-
$3.50, national bank fund de-
positedin the Treasury under act
OF July IA, lS9J.................... SaG12 400
Total ................ ........... S67s,6o6 495
Debt, less cash in the Treasury
sept. 30, 1870 $40. g73 I'D
Debt, less cash in the Tree sury, Aug
80, 1891. SIS $50 oeo
Net increase OF debt during the
month. ....................,..... s4,5S2 01s
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THE GREAT SEABURY CASE

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Net increase of debt during the
mouth. ...................... - ;,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20

delegates from Charleston, SUMTER Rich
land, Beaufort, ana Georgetown who with
drew from the convention. Their action
was, at the best, dangerous and nnwise. Ii
they intended only to organize and pre-
pare and issue protest, that document can
speak for them If they intended to ORGAN
ize split in the party they have commit
ted political suicide and, without sufficient
provocation, struck blow 1T the life Of the
State which will be ineifectual only because
their power is slight. They will find no
sympathy here, and, We believe, little any
where
The masses Of the people will stand by
the Democratic party as now organized and
its nominees They will rot regard legal
technicalities or fine points of parliamenta-
ry practice They will know only that Il
regularly called, dnly elected representa-
tive convention of the Democrats of this
State has by an overwhelming majority TAX
en- certain action They will stand by that
action and regard all who refuse to be
bound by it as boilers.
The upper connties may be trusted to
give all the majcritieS needed to overcome
any detection or alliance with Radicals else
where. We are Democrats. We stand by
the party, Tilmanitcs and Antl-Tillmanites.
II Ben Tillman is nominated by the Sep
tember convention and the best man in
South Carolina is nominated against HIM
this country will roll up a vote for him
which will astoniSh the natives, and the
Greenville Ne,cs will help with all its pow
er to do the work.
Hurrah for the regular Democracy and
the nominee of the September convention
Down with boilers, kickers, and Splltters
Of high and low degree, wherever they hail
from and whoever they are
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20

will split? Will such men as Joseph
F. Rhsme and Henry L. Benbow split
from the party and cater to the negro
vote? The idea is abhorrent to any
Democrat possessed OF a semblance of
refined feelings A split is impracti-
cable, impossible, abhorrent! The
Ants must and will yield to the will
of the majority, whether they favor
1illman or not.
We have had interviews with many
prominent men from all parts of the
State, and while such men as Smytbe,
Buist, Youmans, Graham, Hoyt, Haz-
ard, and Graydon will continue the
fight into and in the last ditch, yield
ing to nothing and admitting nothing,
vet they will never affiliate with the
negroes and radicals by boiling the
Democratic party. They may, very
undemocratically, decline to partici-
pate in the campaign after Sept. 10th,
but they will not after that date fight
Tillman and the pure Democracy OF
the State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
IRRY Is CHAIRMAN.

The old State executive committee
are placing themselves in an awkward
and untenable position, in refusing to
recognize the new committee. The
last convention had right to reor-
ganize the committee under Article II,
which says that the committee "shall
continue in Office for two years from
the time Of election, or until the as
sembling Of the next State convention
for the nomination of State ticket,
unless superseded by the action Of the
State convention. The convention saw
fit to change the committee, and their
action is legal.
Clarendon county will recognize the
new committee, and Mr. J. L. NJ Irby
as chairman of that committee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1890.
THE STATE CONTENTION.

Our paper is very largely taken up
this week with news from the State
convention, the account OF which IS
taken from the News and Courier.
This account, although very partisan
and exaggerated in several respects,
will give our readers a good idea OF
what was done, and by publishing the
account from this paper, we sustain
our reputation of fairly and imparti-
ally giving both sides a fair showing;
We have, as matter of fact, published
during the campaign more Anti hter-
stnre in our paper than Tillman, out
by 80 doing We neither desired to
change, nor has it changed the aspect
of things. Our people are not the de-
luded and misguided beings they were
thought to be. We wanted them to
have broad views, and had no desire
to give them one-slded accounts, as
the Anti papers generally do. The
fair and honest thing is always the
proper thing. Our people are think
inc for themselves, and the Ants have
found it utterly impossible to nam-
boozle them. But in the account on
our first page this week will be found
several Inaccuracies that we desire to
correct
We were member Of that conven-
ton snd were present all the time, but
fsiled TO see 'sMr. Talbert leisurely
walk up and stand on the speakers $
platform" before Mr.. Hoyt declared
him elected temporary chairman, nor
did we notice any one in the conven,
tion, other than two Or three raold
fellows in the Charleston delegation,
that indulged in any fst-shaking; and
the cries Of s'Take him down" were
certainly confined to that same crowd,
for we failed to hear any such words.
There was but one disgracefu} sssze
in the convention, and every particle
of that stigma rests solely on iom
woodward, of Fairfield, and his
henchmen who applauded him for
his bully-language. And as a little
while later Woodward was metaphor
ically kicked out of the convention
his action can hardly be considered a
part ofthe proceedings Of the conven-
ton. When Woodward gave the he
to Dr.. Pope. there was considerable
confusion, but nothing as the News
and Courier describes. The hip
pocket business was all a myth. One
of .he Clarendon delegation t1ed to
get to Woodward, to chastise h1m fof
bis improper language, but WOOD
wards friends had gathered too close
ly around their champion. The whole
confusion lasted only three or four
minutes, and in our estimation was
only a small, medium size row, ID
which few were anxious to fight.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
100 Doses One Dollar
Notice to Candidates.

Rooms DEMocRATIc EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
CLARENDON County.
Manning, s. C., August ., 1890
At meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Clarendon county, held this
day, it was orlere
/. That no person shall be eligible to
nomination by The ensuing County Con
vcntion, to be held in Manning. Aug. %.
1890, who shall not pledge himself to abide
the result of said convention, which pledge
shall be in writing. stating what Office tlc
person 50 pledeing himself is q candidate
for and said pledge shall be filed
with the chairman Of the County Democrat
ic Executive Committee on or before Aug.
2G 1890.
g That candidates for nomination before
said county convention shall be assessed as
follows:
For the State Senate, House Of Represen-
tatiyeS, County Anditor Comfy Treasurer,
School Commissioner, each $500. For
County Commissioner and Probate Judge.
each $3.50. Said fee to be paid when the
written pledge is filed.
By order of Executive Committee.
d. J. BEADuAa1, S. A. NETTLES,
Secretary County Chairman.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
Call for County Convention.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CLARENDON COUNTY. :
Manning, s. g., August 9, 1890.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
CLARENDON COUNTY.
Manning. $. g., August 9, 1890.
At meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Clarendon county, held the
9th Of August 1899, the following paper Was
ordered published for the information of
the Democratic clubs Of Clarendon county:
]. That 4 County Democratic Convention
for the purpose hereinafter named shall be
held in the Court House in Manning on
August 20, 1890, at Il O'Clock 4. NJ; that
such convention shall be composed of dele
gates elected by the several clubs in the
county, in the proportion Of one delegate
for each club and one delegate for every %
enrolled members; and that the election Of
such delegates shall be held by the respec-
tive clubs at their usual places of meeting
on Saturday, the 23rd day of August 1890.
=. The president and secretary of c;lcl!
club shall cause certified roll of the mem
bers Of their respective Gibbs to be deliver
ed to the chairman of the County Executive
Committee, on or before the 2Gth day of
August, 1880.
3, That the certificates of said officers
shall state that the cub roll so certified to
contain only the names of actual members
of such clubs; that such names have been
placed thereon during the present year by
the authority and with the consent of the
members so enrolled: and that from the
best information obsninable the persons
whose names appear On the respective rolls
are not members of any other club and are
Democratic voters.
/. That said convention is hereby called
for the following purposes:
To elect delegates tc the State convention
which is called to meet in Columbia on the
10th of September 1890.
To nominate 4 State senator two men,
bers of tie Legislature, and county officers to
be voted for at the next general election.
To attend to such other business as may
come before it.
Bv order Of the Executive Committee.
D. J. BcADHAM, 5. \. NEI'rLES,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
Why the soath Opposes the Force B il.

It is the realization of the impossbiity Of
divorcing the Federal and State elections
which has made the South such q INIT in
opposition to the Force bill, and the white
Republicans OF that section are especially
eanne&t in their opposition to IT, because
they know that in the end the rule OF the
Caucasian viii trinnl,h Asit ha> done in the
past ana lnnt ever ito, and that the di&inte-
grafton Of parties fo,lncd along race line;
viii be postponed FOR n"fe Year; to com"
than have c!ap@cl since the 'l;tr!: days Of
1876, when tho Presidency W;r' purchased
by the Republicans ut the price Of their
taking Their cruel AMI selfish hands OH the
throat of the suffering Sonth.-B"f'm"Ie
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
UNIVERSITY Of SOUTH GAs1LINA,
AT COLUMBIA, S. C.

Graduate courses. Undergraduate courses
for degrees -: :; literary and e scientific. Also
shorter and elective conrScS. Professional
courses in Law, Pharmacy, Veterinary Sci
encc ami pria@"cics. we'll equipped lab
r:.toricS:I / Shops and model loola; new in
Urinary.
Tuition lee. $40 per session: other fe S.
$40 (lnrlntlirH Urinary fee, covering mcd-
ical attendance, medicines. etc. liable
board. $40 81. ~ per month. fo"lnS rent
free. Total rNp-n#-S. including fuel. !iSl'IS,
wlshin" books. etc, ;tbont S!S;1.
Tuition fec rcmittrtl to stndcnt: certifying
their inability 10 pay it,
Session opens first Tuesday III October
Entrance examinations held the preceding
~eel:. j. Il. MCBRIDE, President.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
Mai. W. H. Brawley, of Charleston,

Maj. ". H. Brawley, of Charleston
was yesterday nominated to represent
the first district in Congress.
Tillman has 13S votes already
pledged for the September conyen.
ton. He only needs % more to nom.
mate him on the first ballot.
Colleton's Democratic executive
committee met yesterday, and passed
RESOLUTIONS recognizing the State ex.
ecutive committee headed by J. L. NJ
Hby.
Prof. Adolph Keeper, one of the
most celebrated musical instructors
in this country, died at his home in
Columbia yesterday, at the age Of
seventy-two years.
The Democratic county chairmen
of the counties in the sixth congress
ional district met in Florence last
Friday, and decided to hold the con-
gressional convention for this district,
Tuesday evening, Sep. 9th, at eight
o'clock, in Florence.
The Secretary of the State of Iowa
says: ssOf the ninety counties in Iowa
in 1883 there were ffty-fve which re-
ported no commitments to county
jails." Couple this with the fact that
Iowa is prohibition State, and match
it if you can with the record of any
high-license State, West or East
Walter Nunalee, of Admission, Ala,
who is prominent in newspaper and
military circles, has become violently
insane from smoking cigarettes. He
had just purchased an outfit when
symptoms Of insanity compelled him
to give up business. He smoked
twenty packages OF cigarettes daily.
Senator Buist, Of Charleston, in a
speech before the late State conven-
vention said that the conven-
tion had a right to elect new ex-
ecutive committee. He was one of
the delegates that withdrew from the
convention, and the question is now,
which committee will Senator Buist
recognize, Irby's or Hoyt's?
Capitalists have organized compa-
ny in Augusta for the purpose of man
ufacturing new covering for cotton.
The capital stock Of the company is
$5O0,000, and they propose to increase
it 10 S5,000,000. The purpose is to
establish factoriesin different sections
of the cotton States. The material
from which the new cotton covering
is to be made is cotton stalks.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-20
NO SPLIT.

The State convention has been held,
and Tillmanism ruled it by q huge
majority, 26l to SO. A new constitu-
-sion was adopted, a new executive
committee was elected, and the action
is legal. The convention was but the
representative Of the people, an ap-
peal can be taken only to the people,
and the people do endorse the action
of the convention. The talk of split
continues, bat it is all idle bosh. Who