The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18

will ioin with ME In selecting experts will
pay all their expenses.
Tillman-I have never char. ed Colonel But
Ter with dishonesty.
Earle-No; he has never charged II. but h
wants the inslnuation to go out 10 the world
He wants to muddy the stream
Speech of General Pope.
Gen. y. j. Pope, OF Newberry, VINO Is IN
ers movement ticket, was received by the au
dience with every mark OF respect and con
sideration. AS the General Is rapid take
1t was with difficulty the reporter was able U
keepup with him and indeed so engaging wa
his manner and il being his first appearance
before the people OF Abbcville, SO absorbed
was the reporter that he must beg the indul
iuce with anything like exuctness this speech
The General said Mr.. Chairman, Ladie
and Fellow Citizens of Abbeville-I am rea
happy to meet YOU today. They say this /!
sacred oround upon which we stand to-da,
and feel that the cause that am TO presen
is one worthy of the occasion and the spot
for IL is no less than un effort on the part o
The people of this State to restore harmony IL
the workings OF all the Departments OF thi!
State tiovrrnment by making them more
nearly the embodiment of the popular viii
than it has been in the past.
have entered into this campaign with
nothing but Kindness in my heart u all OF oul
Citizens. with keener love for the Democra
CIV of the state with an elevated purpose o
contributing my share TO what conceive tt
be for the best welfare Of this people.
Permit me TO saw that am surprised to fine
cronninv ont rom the opposinr cand dntes
AMI some of The newspapers, some alarm al
the tendency of the discussions Involved ~
this Campaign. j have heard remarks indi
cotino a fear that this discussion will lead tC
harm by engendering divisions and bitterness
in the hearts of our people that will be hard
~ cnre mn
Why nv fellow.citizens, in all those coun
ties where nrimury elections are lield ard In
tbe csmnaipns m that take place lust preceding
such elections. do not rival candidates for the
same posifions. constantly criticse each 9th
or exposin@ political mistakes and so forth
and immediately thereafter, IS there not as
nerfect peace in the Democratic family a.
rporiG reasonob,v he expected Surely this i,
ooa1a Cn, nN,rn ,nnS ali Then do the candi
dascS in This campaign in yariaby express and
os o,'IS IndnhItnhIv lei The Eindest feelings o
T;ond.bin On "a for the otherp Certainly YOU
Iii honrnoihinc from m hut friendly kipd
rv criticism Of p1blic acts of public officers.
For Cen John Bratton who in this State
vonld assume TO speak save In terms OF ten
derness and warm friendship. Nothing shall
my esteem.
Then there is Gen. Earle, he has been and
shall be my friend till die.
With pain, deep pain, observe In late Is
sue of of he Sews and Courier expressions q
surprlse that Capt. Farley and Adjutant Gen.
erat Ronhnm hmm Candidates for the same office
shonlI in the canvass express warm friend
each
The nort of On oh whoever shall be successful
fnr tpat par eentIeman Who is defeated to clas
The hand i'm friendship of his successful com
nat,tor after The 10Th September next. ThcI
pne esor,a rn,onrkS nniv rirnnucr are anplicd
hv re that 1s newsnannr to Inc Kind EXPRESSIONS o.
Saant ~ T,iirnnpp and 70, Earle for each other
surrey frn tnis Is ,Sa s%nnorters Of the Farmcrs
,nue,e,,t U bn, ron, The ore,n or iha, eIemen
m G,nta notnonratic nsrtv in onnosiiinr
y, ~ thot movemant f"' WI
NY ieI,"%c,aSeS %a' Rsad az i IF vom neas,
what VIII three great principles gave rise to ii
a desire for an AgrIculturai and Mechan.
Zoo, roiiena ava
aesire that tho nrovis,ons of our State
r,o,si,tniion innch;ng onr annortionment O
onr Rsnresentmiinn I'm the State House O.
Ranresentatjves According 10 our popuialior
pfs ~ ~, sa W ou' p'p"'
si1ou'u S oe ely &c q mar. economical, exp.n
,;trra m nr ,%a nnh,,c revenneS
WaS there anvthinT nn.Denocrotic or nm
v,ss or ,iengerons In these three demands.
"ise W y, tha srst TIC Teo,sintnre was fndpc
40 20 " ,i U e., a,,rorrIo tios n,onntoin hi"h n
~ 'V Stato P ppnr,t,v ,,I.ing tha n,rnners n
the ;ne State for The edncation of their sons IN
Ine S.a.e ~. tne euueaS, ,aasio, Va ~, oO -
agriculture and the mechanical arts' an An
mex. ,, ,s r,o,, ,,,oro ,o,obod :,
seorn. .,,,u, r,,, , -. ,,.ro,, =,
Asto the third. Ihey were as narren % ol
1ruit, except the pitiiii reuuctloh lnvoiHeo tns
uePIiSaIioH VI any Saihi w 9he Aieo'SnS|N'
governor. , .,,, ,;,,, ,,,,
healiZlng tnat no nope Snouiu lipeu i,Io 'o
PIactlce save IN ISSUE woutu oe ,aaae AZ , SaiI
eIection OF a Governor, Sotnni@I.tgu @ 70 anaI LneaI
Earie tne1t canaioate III 1sso S ia'eo os Us SC
Suso ShaS III itoHs S ,oun ySt n,aan tbis nG
Gil GU itthot he cnuIS n3t consant 10 he theil
oanSidote Wal, :then iast wInter when il
@ no ", H. soi,,,aimos,ar ,rac ohroaf
was seeE t .ta' d one nuId e,ant va Go~ern"r
III Cnis 9tnte, ano H1, Euu,u Sie.S go @ ,S',ton i've
mmas oIao,inS uao iS aU for @ bpp, ieners
E EHration % in one place. Gen. Sackhouse ir
atS D.ntSS III com o9 tInmooa IT, ono,Sar coI
ahotner. Ee.. iaasoou III "nO'"ei. ny, oo'
.I,.. AZ Ills lnts Hus', aei a i;r mun v irtc
Inat quarter, seekinS 10 uiTiue ,mSti uP ,m,I
md nan the 'ripS ,nmd c',,
olhe anu 1,tt it t,a ,ho S ~ fro,
po,ey, nut 'nIS I'E. nt,. '"S Wy ey an "n n c,Ir ~
nnnn;np% man ;npehi this time I'VE viii coll unon the
20 o,aa, ~ ~ nn Inon Sfate rnnvom,,nn 70 no
" liite' -, @,r Up1h S.a , mNess oIl ~ tbes,
1,nt,ars prenora ;, n,atform NJ Iemands fo,
reSorsn and II needs he niacc candidnte fo
iSeIr a,nforcement @ nnnn the the attention Of III,
neonle Of the State In a campai"n to be heIt
Tor tthat - pnrnose
All this was done and Capt. b. X. Tillmar
bacann Candidate fnr C;overpor NV This sno
eeStion
eWhat answer did the ring make9 Why
the boys caH "the three blind MICE selected
Of citi.ens for con ference
II ,paS 900 nnnoion Of notitio,en
pat;tIo~s =" Epn 1Rrottpn ~ rnn
Petitions ~ Con EarIe n rnn
potit;onS to Con Shenn. ri r.. rnp
petitions 10 Gen Hngnnd to rnn
After these petiiions' we have Gen. Rrattor
and St,ornev General Eorie I'm Ihe tieid Al
candidatns PRAY which is tha most Demo
cratic the Ear,usrs Convention or the rain q
netitionso Can there be any Question
Now they ask MS what ars princiuies. Th,
same old demands of the farnlers. OH bu
thev saw Cant TiIimnn calls names-harr
moT2es Tell ps if thora avor w,v a Reforma,
,%nt Tia not 10 u .,rnNn ,anGr,ma
'iau Rn foIin ci,yano Nt IIiSSo.r ,ono,oa