The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

me Just n51l@ER9l[lZ. A.
farmers Alliance orig'paEed, y q ..!:,,
be here that the first breach 10 its ranNs
occur. If il has MT already occurred, whi'n
| viii ;ne,i, ably destroy the order. In The last
| fall elections The democratic members Oh the
| Alliance voted solid'y together, and 1t IS ex-
| tremely doub:ful il they would do so NJ 'h,S
iuncturc. for il is n common thihS now '"
| Gaar J.mocr,;ic member. OF the Alliance
| denounce officials whom they helped 10
cleo. less than II year ago; aud whtt uoe'
| this mean? IL certainly means oeic'''o"
| in democratic Alliance ranks. IL - rea9o
bic to suppose that the cause IS n'.iiou'no'.
| to The political s;hcmcrs OF tue o'a,e' @ @i"'"ei
| tba, nny lack of the faithful performance
., their duties of such officials rs arc oei"S
denounced. This is the only conclusion QUO
can arrivc ut. -. onoo
| Gov. Jns. 5. lIogg, who rode iut' once
upon the stiff political breeze which PaEseu
through the farming elements oil icXas las.
wear. Is the principal target at which most
Of the hot shot from this same element Vi
voters ny. Mr. IIogg has made Ioxas u
GOOD Governor. So far, he has performeo MS
duties faithfully. Those VINO are ul'SP
poluIcd IN 0oF. NvS5o "am,">S'r".ln", oi
, | course, expcct.d TOO much from 1t. lie has
bccn true 70 his friends l don't mean the
farmers who worked so hard to elect him.
but his odec { lends; some OF them VINO
grew up with and near him in boyhooi out
Hc has hal the laws Of the State executed as
| impartially aS any Governor ever dId. AT
all events he is becoming very unpopular
with a ce,tain class throughout the .h're
l Sntc Lara sure the class referred 10, now
| ever, have no real cause for dlSlikinS hlh'
Inn, !, is believed by many that those who
go much disp'ehscd with his s"illin's'r'. :
ton have becu influenced by mcrctnarle' OF
1 the peop,c. and II t friends of the people, a'
they pretend to be.
II is a lamcntahlc fact, bit Il fact ncverthe'
less, that many OF our good people are beng
mislcd by thc.c su5-trcasury schemers, wh'
c no doubt are instilling erroneous ideas INT
Il the minds of many good men IN the demo
cratic party, some Of whom VIII doub'ies
be led as;ray and will not realize 1t, perhaps
!. until it is too late for them to correct tn
error of their ways before the elections i
:. | 1892.
% The sub.trcasury and anti.sub-treasur
constitute the two wings OF the hl'iancc
T. cause the noble order to split, aud thus uni
V. it for much futher usefulness as an organ
90 | cation. The farmers of the country cJ
s,oud aloot from the two great political pa
ny ties of the United States and accompli'
cs more for themselves than they will ever
he able te do by engaging in politics as n sep
ANYTHING Of the kind.
- In Il or Is days from now, if his scatcn
NJ is no, commutaJ, J. w. Davis, Of Fort Wort
or who murdered Is. &. Evans, dry goods III
H. chant, more than year ago, will han
Davis vas clerk i'll Evans store, and the
~ arose Il trivial misunderstanding bctwc
I'M Evans and Davis which Mr. Evans thVug
ur had been settle |, and retained Davis III h
ma employ but Day went into the store whl
MIR. Evans was sitting III Il Chair and. wit
on: wa, nug, shot Mr.. Evan-, kllling Ii
IN almost Instantly.
he i. &. Evars. whcn quite young, came ftt
rns -s.---.--.-li ----.s, n-~,i. GNr" ."" th'.
ts mcrSantc % g.! .,s,.,I n%Io! T.. ..s ne en- snSaS'%
co' "ur,h, whca II was only village.
vas strict economy an in lGS;ry he accunula
,nt considerable propcrty, AMI by aui by
-. h. G. Evans Dry q 'cdS Co. was iuc,rpo,
- tel, of which he was prc.idcnt up to
dcah. The business was wound up I
,ir year, -ni understand the company p;
bv MrI. Evans S23,OOO, AZ her share OF
:, profits in the business for that year. One
VI Unions prominent merchants was II sch
sf' mae os Mr. i. c. Evan ;, II. Chlrlcston
rs. good many y.ars ng'.
,r The hrsinc>s outlook here il gloom
l,r hIcauSc - many IcrSonS failed To p
accounts lnSt y2r III IN |, hence. with bali
IS ces Cor the preceding year aul the acC,nl
d. made this yea, with the prospective l.
Ir. Wicc for c,ton, Will certainly make busin,
,,J q ow for the next ten month"; But some pi
sons here maintain that the country Is
III much better condition than i: was y,
II, oreadstnts Q! all ktuds rrodncei this 5,
ne son. }. :. G..
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