The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-04-04

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which difs u& dexi.. .o,.. ~.
:, ~ DeuocrsvS NO ~ ~ S,.Dll1g DIlng
lis March ~, ssmbled In Co]0mbi,.
wing platform 09Vz ueite in issuipg the fol-
pom which of principles and Measured;
nacy in party 1ntend TO strive for supre.
ist.s WereS2 md S}ato': $
Il Anglo uiz9 the imperative necessity
C on esa| 81 (Rity i2I our State, and
,cnse Of justicejshi q Il: 4. er{db6fnent l2!.
II majority ofbpr " s1,se se..
secure all needed rofor ~ iei,0"-ci.ixens 70
our issue inside the part r wiz make
ing as brcthern who m1 msS ssS ana, dlner-
cause against q common :. MAKE 2 common
isirly expressed thrsrg the recnar aSnc pSr,y
nels. y e.~I la 'nan 'N
n.'1 .rs Tss ,rssa saasssSas sisso
gfS !Ss .sfsrsoniaa1 s. aoctrine es Believing in
ara the best con n{eryators Of mt "the people
and liberties All that S"se tsslr own rights
the only free government" i.sovernmenS is
oil nominations fbr Office IN ~ ~ aemaho .nat
than State ofRo~ shall be the party, other
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in 1888. ''".o ''.oi"" -" ssnao.eu
Sd We demand the
representationin IA the reappeseonment :s % oi
uPo,, o go rG.ok ~ census of $780, and
Hsaat the delegates to ysar S.... W.:n. uemana
Convention shall be eli ~. S,aso nss Mon'na,'ns
i saSsa Y"z ~ ~. at the other officers
the counties shall
2no day, to wit:
. 4th. .uch.nY 1f tbay board Of agricul-
ture be abolished fhat The privilege tax on
fertilizers and EN- thing pertaining to agri-
culture, or mech y, or industrial education,
including the aff ilturai stations, be under
the control OF tue a.tces of Clemson Agricul-
tural College, and upon said trustees shall
I | devolve all duhsv now performed by the
present board and commissioners of agricul-
ture, except The ~ htrol of the State phosphate
s | interests. ~ J. ~
n 9th. WesdsmatT that the South Carolina
. College shall. oc berally supported as
!. classical and 3itsryy institution.
9Th. We denohS that the school districts
l:in the various I'M tcs Ia the State shall be
e rs nearly squq pfacticable, and an area
" to allow only dnU8Nfitc and<one colored free
:. school in each di-tHct, and that the school
;, trustees be elected dhsiead of appointed
IS 7th. We demandiigid economy in publics
70 expenditures, the 1olition' of useless offices,
I. peduction of salaritsan fees of oil officers,
State and county, tgfonform to The increased
. purchasing poyer money and decreased,
% d6ifV 0ppcdPic 1 pay taxes; that the
Of public officers shall = paid in proportion to
I" their labor and rcspA Asbility.
80 9Th. We demand tlht the railroad commits
- sion shall be given al needed power TO pros
le tect the rights:.And i1terests Of the people,
10 without ipjurinGs the railroads, aud that the
% commissioner elected by the people after
nomination b. eDemocratic Convention.
1t is the sens his meeting that salaried
IS attorneys of roads and phosphate COM
10 ranics shoy} tinsligible to seats in the
J. Lcgislaturs " t
T. 9th. wdo3hand that there shall be a
. survey of theS States phosphate beds and
: their classihcetion into three grades, and
. that comtrissien, composed of the Cover
nor, Comptroiisr General and Attorney Cen
S;str;ct Ss sasa rh,;a n,Ssr OF PmospM.'e Pm
L term of yS2 Eiier tho commission mas
t fixed q MID pyslty according to the
= value as s9oS survey.
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