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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-19

The West Savannah Democratic Club
met at Hollands Store Saturday after
noon, 14th inst, and organized by electing
Jas. l.. O. Shaw President and A. B. Sui
livan Secretary. The meeting was we'll
attended, and the greatest harmony pre-.
vailed. The following persons were ap-
pointed to serve as the Executive Com.
mittee: Thos. B. Earle, Thos. J. Holland,
L. g. Chamblee, j. R. Cartee and j. M.
Cardin. Member of the County Executive
Committee, Thos. B. Earle. A special
committee, consisting of five, were ap-
pointed to look after the registration of
voters, namely: J. Fl. Wright D. a.
Shelton, N. c. Burriss, B. F. Earle and
Matthew Parker. The following resolu-
tons we're offered and adopted without q
dissenting voice:
Whereas, the term of Office of the Exec:
utive Committee of the County Democ.
racy expires at the opening of each cam
raign, as expressed by Article 5th of the
Constitution 1.-The term of Office of the
Executive Committee shall be until the
next general campaign, unless sooner
removed" &c.
And, whereas, the call of the County
Convention to meet on the 9th of August
leaves the County Democracy only par
TALLY organized until that time.
And, whereas, the fixing of so late a
date for the completion of the organiza-
ton of the County Democracy is contrary
to the proceedings heretofore established,
and We believe will result in injury to the
Democratic party, Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we do hereby ask the
County Executive Committee to call q
County Convention of the party at some
early day for the purpose of completing
the organization of the party for the pres.
| ent campaign.
" Whereas, the Convention which met in
Columbia on the 9th of March last rep.
resented the interest of the people of this
State. Therefore, be it
Resolued. That we unhesitatingly en-.
dorse the action of said Convention as in
strict accordance with Democratic princi-
pies. That We accept the platform of
principles published by said Convention,
| and endorse B. r. Tillmau as candidate
for Governor and as representative of the
said platform Of principles
The Secretary was ordered to send a
copy of the proceedings to each of the
Anderson papers, the Charleston World
and the Cotton Plant.
JAS. L. o. SHAW, President.
A. B. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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] THE CAMPAIGN MEETING.
ThssINrEIIrGENcER r closed its form


The INTELLIGENCER closed its forms
O'clock on Wednesday afternoon,
and at sthatshour the campaign meeting
S:WassinS progress. Upon the arrival of
sthes Newber.y train at II O'Clock the
) candidates were carried 20 the Hotel,
ssleIby the Band.
:Insa short time they were carried to
she stand, ,insar. the Q. & G: depot, Capt.
81 Tillman beiDgsin 8 carriage with a Till
nans flag over, and drawn: BY number
ofmen. The others were in carriages
drawn BY shoraes. As Capt. Tillmsn en-
stared the stand he was loudly cheered.
hen Gen. Earle appeared there vas a
( stremtnd dous cheering, The following
were The order of the speaking J; Bratton,
Earle, Gilman, Graydon, Gary, Bonham,
Pope. Farley and Mayfeld. It, was evi-
4 dent that there wass going to be a lively
meeting. IL was estimated that there
were between two and three thousand
& people present;
ItEwas:im possible to tsll which were in
sathe majority, T;llman or anti,Tillman,
but e. We were to judge from the red
ribbons, the:anties were largely in the ma
,jority y .ss.:7
|ss During the 6rst of the meeting a bench
ssbroke and fall, and: in the fall the ankle
of Mr. st. Richardson, Of Brushy Greek,
Wss broken. s2-a5
hen ne left the stand the order was
good and the meeting progressing qui'
y i; ssss s.. s.. s &
viii publish q full account Of the
Meeting: next: week.
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The Democrats of Missouri have
ssdetermined ito make tariff reform the
principal issue in the approaching cleo
stionsfor State officers and congressman.
Tariff reform picnics will be, held all
State, and tho services of Con-
ssSgressmen Mills ,ofs Texas, and Breckin-
ridge, of Kentucky, have been secured
for seven speeches each during the
month of July These speeches will be
eliyeysd. At ccessible points, and will
be heard Nslthonsands Of Missouri far
ssmeraof both parties, who are earnestly
demanding tariff reform.
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PIEDMONT, S. c., June Is. 1890.

Pursuant to call of the Chairman of the DEM
ocratic party of Anderson County, the Democrats
Of Piedmont and vicinity, held meeting on Sat-
day, 18th inst, and organized 9 Democratic Club
with the following officers: 8. T. Richardson,
President; W. T. Lee and R. I. Elrod, Yice-Presi-
dents John T. King. Secretary and Treasurer ;
H. Mid. Prince, member County Executive Com
mittee. About seventy names were enrolled, and
Committee was appointed to get the names Of
all the Democrats who would want to vote at th Is
box and have them enrolled, and look after the
registration of voters, etc. On motion, majority
present endorsed Capt. B. R. Tillman for Cover
nor. A small collection was taken up, after
which the Club adjourned to meet at the call of
= - Secretary.
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Is Consumption Incnrable?

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fsS, q. = ssG1 Z ? . i.
IN the death Of Col. B. w. Edwards,
which occurred at his home in Darling
ton on Wednesday, 11th inst South
Carolina loses one of her best and most
:sprom mtnent citizens. He was State Sens.
stor tor from his County for. a number Of
terms. and always took an active part in
:sthespnblic affairs of the State. He was
one Of the leading Baptists Of the State,
and for number of years served aa
SPlesid dent Of the BaptistState Convention.
:sAttheEt slime of his death he was trustee
.soft Clemson College, a Trustee Of
ssFurman University, and a trustee of the
South; gaIolina College. He has served
@his ghurch his party snd his people well,
sand haggoneitoIeap the rewards of q well
sspeIt; life. Col: Edwards was q brother
sof Mrs. =: s. Murray, of Anderson.
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here are daily increasing evidences of
sthes progress, success and prosperity of
Sthe great and growing South. The dan.
actgrsrs 8 Record gives a detailed report
forsthe first eek in June Of $50 new in
sdlstries established or bout to be estab.
sslished Sin the States Of Alabama, Arkan-
sSsas, Florida Georgia, Maryland, Missis-
:ssippi North Carolina, South Carolina,
Texas, irginia and West Virginia.
sshseWd capitalists who want to place
,stheinsmo money safely and at good interest
sare: attracted from everywhere to develop
sthe wonde derful resources Of the South.
The fact that ths;abiest and most noted
sfnanciers OF England and America are
among the investors is the greatest ex.
preston of confidence in the future OF the
country.
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In response to the call issued by the
President, number of members of the
old Hopewell Democratic Club met in the
school house on the afternoon Of the 18th
inst. The meeting was called to order
and the objects were explained by the
President. The following officers we're
elected: w. A. Neal, President T. M.
King, Vice-President; j. M. Hamlin,
Secretary; W. a. Neal, member County
Executive Committee.
On motion, the chair was authorized to
appoint local Executive Committee, and
also Committee Of seven on registration
He announced the names of A. J. Smith,
VIM. Brown and G. G. King as constitut.
Welborn, ]. G. Rush, D. B. McPhail, T..
NJ. King, C. NJ. Martin and ]. A. Pruitt,
the latter.
On motion, the chair was requested to
appoint Committee on Resolutions to
serve the present meeting. He announced
the following gentlemen: J. NJ. Hamlin,
@. G. King and VIM. Brown. The chair,
on motion, was added to the Committee.
The Committee, after consultation, re-
ported the following:
Whereas, the County Executive Conf
mittee of Anderson County at its recent
meeting postponed the calling of the
County Convention to a much later day
than has heretofore been the custom; and,
whereas, this election year is destined to
be one Of unusual interest and Importance
to the Democrats of the State. Be it
Resolretl, That it is tho sense of this
Club that meeting of the County Conven-
tion should be held at an early date that
the Democratic forces may be reorganized
and the party machinery put in thorough
working trim, so that the common enemy
may bo successfully met. Carried unani-
mously.
Whereas, the State Democratic Execu-
tive Comlmitteesh wisely deferred the
call of the State Convention until Septem-
Der 10Th, ordering and arranging for a
canvass Of the whole State and, whereas,
there are differences of opinion prevailing
among Democratic voters of the County,
relative to the candidates for Governor.
Be it, therefore,
Resolped, That it is the sense of this
Club that delegates to the State Conven-
tions be elected at the general Primary
election TO be held in August. thereby
pressionI of choice for Governor blythe
masses. Carried by unanimous vote.
On motion of S. S. Newell-Resolved,
That this Club endorse the action of the
March Convention, and pledge hearty
support OF B. r. Tillman for Governor
On motion, it was agreed that the regu-
lar meetings of this Club should be- Satur-
day before each first Sunday at o'clock
p. NJ.
On motion of G. G.. King, the Secretary
was requested to furnish copies Of these
proceedings to each Of the County papers
and the Charleston World, with request
that they be published. Adjourned.
w. A. NEAL President.
J. M, HAMLIN, Secretary.
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ALLIAN6E COLUMN,
N1- All communications intended 70,
this Column should be addressed to j. W.
BowDEE, Denver, s. G.
To one who is deeply concerned about

To one who is deeply concerned about
the success of the farmers, in their efforts
to reform the administration of the State
government to their ideas of economy and
justice to every citizen, it is very crafty
ing to see the unanimity with which they
are endorsing the Farmers Movement, as
is shown by the reports Of the State cam.
paign Meetings held 80 far. 1t is q cam.
paign of education, and State affairs will
be thoroughly ventilated before the cam
paign is over. The farmer has nothing
to lose and everything to gain by the
ventilation. The farmer is generally hard
to wake up, but when you get his eyes
omen he is q hummer.
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: The Dark Corner Democratic Club met ut Mof.
fattsville, June 14th, and was recognized by the
election of the following officers: J. W. Bowie,
President; r. F. Gray, Yice-President; D. j.
Sherard Treasurer, and G. G. Simpson Secretary.
Five members were appointed as an Executive
Committee T. A. Shornrd, J. w. Stevenson, J. NJ.
Reid, r. 7. Stewart and B. S. Sherard. ]. W.
Bowie was elected to serve on the County Execi-
tive Committee. The following resolution was
brought up before the Club and adopted:
Whereas, the County Executive Committee has
called Convention of the Democratic party IN
this County on tho 9Th of August next to complete
tho organization Of the party and, whereas, It is
In view Of the dangers ahead of us absolutely nec
essary To have or party thoroughly organized
and the machinery in good working order as soon
as possible; and, whereas, 1t has been the usual
custom heretofore to hold IN early Convention for
the purpose Of completing the organization Of
the party and making ready for the campaign +;
and, furthermore, the State Constitution Of the
party provided That the party shall bc rcorganized
and new officers elected at the opening Of each
campaign and, whereas, in our judgment, the
postponing tho Reorganization Of the party to so
late day as the 9Th Of August will result in posi-
tive injury to the party. Therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the County Executive Commit.
tee or the County Chairman, be requested to call
Convention Of the Democratic party In Ander-
son County at come carly day. Also, be It
Resolred, That these proceedings be published In
both tho Anderson papers.
C. c. SIMPSON Secretary.
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The McClammy Bill.

House bill, No. 1868, introduced by
Major McClammy, provides for the issu.
ing to the several States $50 per capita.
The fund so issued to the States is to be
divided pro rata between the various
townships 10 the different Counties in the
State. The money 30 issued TO be loaned
by the States to the people at per cent.
per annum, the interest to be applied to
the school fund. This would give North
Carolina $53 100000 to be loaned on the
real property of the State and give the
State an annual revenue of s530,000. No
person is to be allowed the loan of this
fund over $4,000. Preference to be
given to those already plortgaged.
The amount that would be due to any
county, township, city, town or school
district can be easily ascertain@ by tax
ing the total number of Inhabitants and
multiplying it by 30. 1t is believed that
the Sub Treasury would give all the relief
that this bill would, but if they fail to
report tayorably las they willy for the
Sub. Treasury, then we can say to the
politician, We offered you our land, our
produce, this was all we had to offer, and
you failed to give US relief.
If your candidates will not pledge
themselves to the support of the Sub
Treasury or any other form of relief, we
will be forced to ask for candidates that
will.--ProgresSire Farmer.
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Electric Ritters.

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Jp to this date Grover Cleveland and
Dayid Hillare the most prominent names
in connection with the next
idential race on the Democratic side.
& The Republicans are hulgrier for Office.
resident Harrison, Mckinley, Allison,
Russell EB.Alger and Tom Reed are all
casting longing eyes in the direction Of
sths5 5W hite House.
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Anderson Democratic Club No. met last FRI
day afternoon anu reorganized by electing the fol-
President, F. T. white; 2rd Vice President, W.
q. Frierson Secretary and Treasurer, ]. Feaster
Brown; Corresponding Secretary. c. c. Lang
ston Executive Committee, ]. e. Breazeale, F.
Vandiyer. Gen. W. w. Humphreys was elected to
represent the Club in the County Executive COM
mtttee. The meeting was well attended, and
number of new names enrolled as mombers. The
Executive Committee was instructed to look after
the registration business. A collection was taken
to deffay the expenses Of the campaign meeting.
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Anderson Democratic Club No. 2 met Friday
afternoon and reorganized by the election of the
Maxwell and J. S. Fowler, Vice-Presidents; R. E.
'Belcher, Secretary and Treasurer; w. f. Cox, P
K. McCully, T.. +. Hill, J. M. Sullivan and A. S.
Todd, Executive Committee. G. E. Prince, Esq.
was chosen TO represent the Club in the County
Executive Committee. Each member Of the Club
was assessed twenty-five cents for campaign e1-
pensts.f The following resolution was unani.
mous1y adopted
= Resolred, That this Club recommend primary
election for every State officer, from Governor
down.
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BELToN, S. c., Juno 1G, 1890.

The Democratic Club, of Belton, met last Satur-
day afternoon for the purpose of reorganization.
The meeting vas largely attended, and the most
overthrow Of Republicanism in. tho State Govern
mcnt. The rumor that the Tillmanites of the
Shady Grove and Toney Creek sections were plan
ming to secure possession Of our Club and our rep
ous efforts to defeat these Intentions. meeting
OF Tillmanites was held at Calhoun Thursday
night. Mr.. a. C. Latimer and other local agita-
tors delivered addresses. That their design was to
capture the Belton Club was plainly evidenced by
attended our Club meeting Saturday.
Inc gathering was called to order ut 4 p. III. by
the retiring President. DR.. ". Fl. Todd. 145
names we're quickly enrolled upon the Club list.
Nominations for President were declared in order.
DR.. Todd was put before tho meeting by the rcgu-
lar Democrats. The Tillmanites opposed him
with Mr.. j: N. Sutherland. The vote was taken
amidst much excitement. DR.. Todd was declared
asm seldom witnessed followed. When the cheers
Of the 7ictors had somewhat subsided, spectator
Joshua ". Ashley, Of Honea Path, sought to re-
prompting S Rres ss eReess q for sns T@an TSo
cheers were given, but they were efectually over
whelmed by the volume of applause which was
sent forth to the tune of anybody to beat Till
ton. DR.. Todd in accepting the office made brief,
but very appropriate address, which was warmly
The election Of other officers was proceeded
with. J.. n. Sutherland was chosen first and D.
A: Geer second Vice-President. Jas. ". Poore
who has ably served the Club for number OF
years as Secretary and Treasurer, was reelected,
John 7. Green was reelected member of the
County Executive Committee. An Executive
Committee for the Club was appointed as follows
G. W. MCGEE, L. D. Harris, F. Clinkscales, A. B.
Cox and I. G. Williams.
The Club adjourned without transacting any
further business. Had the Tillmanites carried
the day, however, they would have heaped the
Clubs endorsement upon the head leader Of their
cause, and most probably upon A. G. Latimer fol
written resolutions were unohered, tho pent-up
agricultural cheers unoxpressed, and above ali
the Tillman movement and its ofice-seeking nd.
yocstes, to use plain slang term, were quite
heavily sat upon. C.
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Parties in New Jersey, who withhold
stheirs snames. have forwarded $500 to
sthe Lse Monnme ent sociation to be used
sin any way connected with the expenses
sof HE onument. deemed proper. This
iss most generous gift, and, rendered as
iE il without ostentation shows that admi-
ration for the great soldier is not confined
Is the South The whole country takes
3 sp.iide ii the name and fame of Lea.
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Notice to Stockholders.

ANDERSON, S. G., Juno 8, 1890.
A r a meeting of the Board of Directors
II Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Anderson, S. c., held this day, it was
decided to call meeting of the Slockhold-
ers of said Bank on Saturday, the fifth day
of July, 1880, at 1890 o'clock a. m /, in the
Banking House, for the purpose of con-
sideling the advisability OF increasing the
Capital Stock of said Bank from Fifty
Thousand Dollars to One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars.
1t is hoped that every Stakeholder will
be present, as full meeting is earnestly
desired.
r. S. HILL, President.
w. +. cox, Sec. Board of Directors.
June 5. 1890 4S 5
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HELLO, THAR ]!
Ye Shiny Mud Cat /!


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my Pap ferim. No other man dare to cut
prices like him. Let's 20 to soc him at
once.
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The following officers were elected to serve for
the next two years by the Toney Crock Demo
r. L. Dugan, lat. Vicc-P President A. L. Foster;
end. Vice-President; ]. n. Cox, Secretary and
Treasurer. J.. P. Cox was elected to serve on the
County Executive Committee.
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Sam, Jones said it was the hit dog that
howled. If this be true, the Alliance
movement must have shot its ball with
good aim, because the howl is deafening.
-Ey.
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The Sub Treasury plan is the fullest
recognition of the economic truth, that
labor creates all wealth, ever proposed in
a legislative body.-Ex.
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If the advocates of the Sub Treasury
bill demanded exactly that bill and took
a stand for that or nothing, objections on
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HoNEA PATH, S. c., June 18th, 1890.

4 The Honea Path Democratic Club met at this
place to-day and reorganized. The following off,
cera were elected: J. B. Watkins, President ]. n
Shirley, list. Vice President; L. II: Wilson, End.
Vice-preaident; J. J.: Trussell, Recording secre-
Treasurer r. T. kirkpatrick, c. N. Kay, r. D.
Shirley. B. F. Gassaway and ]. B. Cothran, Exec
uti"e Committee, A. B. Shirley was elected NOM
ber of the County Executive Com mittee.
Tho following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved 1st That we, the Honea Path Demo-
cratic Club, hereby endorse and approve the ac-
ton of the Convention held In Columbia on the
9th Of March last.
2. That the platform of principles adopted
theceat receives our hearty endorsement.
8. That we pledge our support to B. r. Tillman
for Governor. N. B. WRIGHT, Cor. SEQ.