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Special t. News and Courier
COLUMBIA, June 23.-Ihe following
correspondence reached The News and
Courier after II o'clock to night. II
gives fine example 0fTillman's SOUR.
ming abilities, and can be submitted
without further comment:
MUNRO TO TILLMAN.
CoECMBIA June 25.-Mr. Is. K. Tillman- Sir
In the report OF your speech at Union on the
2lst instant rs published in The News and
Courier anu Charleston World you are repre-
sented as having said You people watch
how you vote tor Senator -. The man
you elected went TO Columbia and sold his
vote foranother howdy!o.' was not present
when you were speaking and only heard OF
this charge by the reports in the two papers
named to-day. | now ask YOU did you use
the language attributed to you or other langu.
age meaning that | voted from improper
motives or for any unworthy reason on any
question at any time in the Senate:
The messenger will await your answer.
Yours RESPECTFULLY, WILLIAM MUNRO
TIlLMAS TO MUNRO.
Hon. WM. MOSRo-Slr: ] used the word
''men" and not "mar." and had no particu
lar man in view but was speaking in general
this time, aware That The News and Courier
leaves no opportunity unused to lie on ME
and your anger should be directed towards
il for its infamous had lines bringing youl
toned your name lis having voted right on
the census, as you afterwards voted to give Us
just representation.
My caution in reference to watching and
being careful about the selection or Il Senator
WAS made with no intention OF casting any
reflection upon your conduct.
You have always opposed the Farmers
Movement, AMI only wanted a man for your
successor who Is III sympathy with us
Yours respectfully, b. X. TILLMAS.
MUNRO TO TlLLMAS, So2.
COLUMBIA, S. C., June 23-B. r. TILLMAN-
Sir: have just received your reply to my
note, which does not answer my question.
You are reported III The Charleston News
and Courier and the World as saying The
man you elected sold his vote for Il howdy-
do"
You state in your note that you used the
word men" and not man" now ask you
10 answer me distinctly. Did you use this
language in reference TO me either indlvidu
ally or in connection with others:
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM MUNRO.
TILLMAN TO MUNRO, No2.
COLUMBIA, June 23,-The Hon. WILLIAM
call will explain fully what l said and
meant.
Yours respectfully, 3 r. TILLMAS.
MUNRO TO TILLMAH, so 3.
COLCMEIl. June % > Mr.. Il. L. TIILMAN: In
this matter must insist on distinct answer
to the question | have asked. Respectfully
WILLIAM MUNRO.
TILLMAN TO oMUNRo, MOB.
COLUMBIA, June 23.-IION. WM MCNRo-Slr
/ cannot give you any full explanation until
you take II in person. l will after explaining
write anything you want to show that nc
allusiOn was maIe TO you at all III that con
ncctlOn.
Respectfully, i. K. TlLLMAS.
MUNRO TU TILLMAN, no 1.
COLUMBIA. June 23.-B. K. TILLMAS: Your:
received ! have asked no explanation, bu
if you used the language, as reported,
understood your note As saying you had n(
reference 20 INC III the remarks made in thai
connection. II am correct this Is entirely
satisfactory. II l AIN not correct p-easc in
form lue u once. Yours respectfully,
WM. MUNRO.
THE yINAL BACK DOWN.
JUNE 2}-IION. WN. MUNRo-Sir: In speak
ing rs /, did / had no reference to you o.
any other man. was speaking in genera
terms Of elecling men on account OF fpersonu
popularity. and giving votes tor ''howdy-dos.
Respectfully, Il. L. T1LLMAN.