The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-08-06
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The speaker then tackled the tariff md
showed where All the burden OF II fell on The
consumer y listing price for necessities Is
what H. costs To live, and IL is higher under
was notn law. He would repeal the Infamous
high tariff law and say 10 the manufacturers
and capitalists of the East: keep your
hands out Of The pockets of the people.
ers once more against that t,jaek 0-lantrrn,'
the Sub-lreasury, and closed amid The most
Pnrson Veal wanted the speaker to give
some light OH the charge nude ut the Ocnla
Convention that the Alliance of Texas ms
aided IN the effort to elect Pat Calhoun, the
railroad candi,!ute for Senator from Georgln.
President Hall gnvc an explanation That
threw upon T.. W. aIacunc the Onus OF prov
Ing that hc had not sold himself to the ruau
nnd given the general attorney Of the Gould
system The evidence of the insolvent G0ndl-
lion of the National a lllance. lie said TINT
from Calhoun on the ground Of friendship,
and said he worked for Calhoun's election be.
cn,lsr he was 81 SulI.ireasury man. refused
to sign u report eXonerntny Mncunc from
the charges against him. 1t was no disgrace
to the Orrier thnt such ~ dishonest man ms
Macune slipped Into H., but 1t will he ads
y lace for IL I'M to he allowed 10 reuiin init.
"Slacunc published In his paper that | was
hiSsei at the Ocnln Convention, but-I WIS
willing to rest under the cloud hat this
placed Oh Inc until Mncune continued TO pour
hot shot Into me. Then felt 1T due To the Or
der, To my family aud To myself. To tell the
ly nInn on IN investigating committee who
refused 10 whilewaSh an In ntunlOlis scoutl-
drel."
This state brought perfect tornado Of
applause from the Convention aud the meet
Ing adjourned until 90 o'clock.
~ The afternoon session tho Hon. William
S. McAlistcr delivered Il speech of two hours
length, disclosing the subtreaSury bill tn be
the crowning culmnation to this age of Re
publican class legislation. TIInt IL was II grab
Trap thrown out by Third Party plotters.
tlnl sanctLy with the heresy, Of rebellion
there had been none greater than the sub.
treasury; tmt 1t would TAX Its place IN his
tory with The dreams of alcliclnlSis and South
Sea bubbles and should he entitled: ".tu Act
10 ruin and ,lesnlntc tic nsrcuilnrai inter,
csLS; that II the country was to be saved
from anarchy AM, deSp0tlsm, IL would be
through nvUkln the eternal political truths
laid down hy Jefferson and Jackson ami TAX.
Ing refuge In the party which they founded.
He compared Macune TO Warren hastings
denounced him as the arcll.deSpoilerof the
Alliance, MS did Hastings India, verifying Ed.
mund Isurke's assertion hat the plane ot
WAS II I.ibynn desert, daily pro-
uucing new monsters. lie denounced Ma.
cune'S charge tlintthe press was partisan and
inimica 10 the Alliance. lie said that the
press waS the liTht, llie Uno cner1lHnTz zlilllu-
cncc prorcling onward modern civilizations;
thnl 1t had fenrlessy hefriended The Allhncc
when right and criticised IL when wrong;
that the organization That made war ON thej
press MS tlid Macunr and his dupcs would cre-
nlc Il wlirlwind that II could not ride.
lie then asserted TINT
TIE REAL. MISSION or THE ALLIANCE
was To rrscncr.l:r SocIrly by" educating the
masses in tie science uf economical govern
ncnL in Il strictly iion.pHrlisan spirit. and
read the Alliance declaration Df purposes ana
.tmn,rn ted ON il al great length in support of
his uositinn He insisted that the first intnl