The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-06-27
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t}VNtBpnVrr0fc officers have to fGce the lN-
pile, Until htar better reasons than those
| gwen ty Murrry. Mockhec and Summers
! | will continue 10 say that the Legislature
was tumb0uxlri or lcbaIchcd. You poo
| pie watch how you vote for Senator. That
| Senate is the citadel of your liberty, and it
has been used as II means of keeping you
under suhcct"n. .\S for that charge Of
political lrrrosy, those are my words. |
never eat my words. was alluding to
greed for occ when | wroto those words.
charged that men had lost their manhood.
lo1 frcc-mcn sold your ballots for how
| y-lo.
The man You clectcl went to Columbia
aud sold his vote for another "Ilowdy-do."
GrN. EAILr's CANDIDACY.
| am here at the call of 325 men. Who
| does Earle represent: \ voice That
twcuty-ouc conference. No, he claims not
l." have even that backing In 1883 We
| wanted i III lccau>c We knew him u be puro
! and honest, hut his sense of duty wouldn t
! allow him /" run. Now he doesn't deserve
our support. for no man should ever turn his
back on the people when they demand his
| services.
We were rickcd | don't say he trickcd
Us hur somebody did. lie won't discuss
your platform. in fact he is trying Ia push
me oil and get cm himself. lie insults you
10y saying you haven't used Democratic
| measures He rlk~ ahout dcbauchcry and
| CORFU ten. hut yuU can get him I" tell
what he proposes 10 d". lie picks at nc,
and does nothing for himself.
| After giving h'S usual account Of the re-
| arrortionmcut question he said The Con-
srluriom has been broken, and because |
have spoken freely they say, "Oh. this
man Will never hr Governor: we will appeal
To the negro. | have heard such threats
aS those made here te-iay. | have no charge
to make against William Munro. because he
was honest at heart and he proved it.
| Bu there were senators who voted twice
against thai ccnSu. bill and took advantage
| OF this wrong. When man SwcarS to ito
his duty md doesn't do it. lac lies. When
he has lied. ho = guilty of perjury. That
| i a hard w,rl. don't say Judge lAlar
| was rewarded for tina! vote. hut ! do say lie
had no right TO rob Ed,ricll Of her rights
| II this >nmc Constitution that he refused ~
| obey should come III cnnic; with his l"rdly
| idea, lie would not hesitate /" override it -
| for one would not like - Toe tried before
| him
| Here Mr.. Charles Meng interrupted him
hy saying: II want an explanation of what
| YOU said about FL Munrp. We are Munro
| men aud tins j. MEnr"s county
| human III ICIlN >ilh - nave dTtluy
explained that but Will say. that il every
man III this county should fall down ami
worship him il would not keep me from,
| telling the truth.
| \ voice: What wa~ that about the negro
getting into office.
Iil.mnu: The nr.r viii never g,I iuto
| clIcc in South Carolina ly my help. | hc-
lirvc yoU all viii Use right here and take M
cu'h that he viii never again get into
Lsuwcv. \rriau~c.
TIIE SHELL IIE,I LNE.
nYt riilmau then attempted t" defend
| Shell circular. Earle 'uNs it was inc"n.
d'nry and wrong, hut how many oC you
have lost your homes hy r,n-"u II y",I
laws have already said you haven any
liberty WORTH >pcakmg oE. So You sec II
ain > bad after all hut j, rIulh.
Err"INr mn rATur Qrr>rI"N.
| Ion care to discuss national I"lIt {, II
tins caul;igu hu viii say | ana no Pro
trr'i"n,'. and | would like all the fire,
ira It. ~ can get. The lnril that i, hurting
g.. 'h' r,rn l"u ray lh" lnl ruHd> ia frcigh
u y"u !Iral and meat HEY Ivy :" make
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