The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10
a Stats rouna At Hewbs,ry.


Although July 1891 is rather early for the
preparation of one of these fragile compost.
uousknowu In titles as q slate, yet, never
tbeless, the Newberry Herald and Ners de-
olares that there is one already prepared for
lS92. To show how positively this improb-
able story is told. we will quote the entire
article OF the Herald and News.
The Herald and Ner. has accidentally run
upon the fact that slate has been arrsnx xed
for state ticket 10 1902. II did not obtain
this sla'e thrpu th the .Cbarleston Worlfs q
k'neiogeaph either. bu; il is genuine slate,
and feelers are being put out. We do not
|sp, etcnd to soy who the originator il, but It,
IS none the less geauine. What do you
think ofhi Hero /, Il
For Governor. W. Jasper Taiberry -.of-
Edssaeld; gsa i,.,,,..n, q ,...,,u c,..
Blease of Newberry.
For Secretary Of State w. ID. Evans, of
Marlboro.
For Attorney General John Gray Evans,
Of Aiken.
For Treasurer; John II. HArrs rsou, of
Grecnvillc.
For Comptroller General :--Marton Of
Marion.
For Adju'ah and Inspector General
John p. Thomas, of Riol,land.
For Superintendent Of Education: Jno. L.
Weber of Char e4ton.
From Governor d )wn that slate stands no
more chance for on lorsc men, than 81 cat In
hades wi h ut cl,w..'' Talber, i, given the
| POSITION tha., in our opinion President Stokes
will occupy when the test comes, while w.
j. Talbert will DC put in the fed against
| "Uncle George" T,llman for Congress. We
lhHew-Autr liitls abea. tl.e -staaains,--in,l the
Alliance of the thor gentlemen outbat .la'e,
but we have au idea that, il the whole mat
ter was finely sifted, it would be found that
orders or instructions have a'rea iy been &c.
ceived from the A.li,nce headquarters at
Washington, to put no one on the State or
Congress onal ticket but supporters of tho
sub-treasury scheme.
The honest far mers Of the country are led to
believe that sufficient safeguards are placed In
and around the Alliance organization 10 save
the noble order from falling int, the hands
Of scheming politicians; but so long as its
head of cial. au heir headquarters are locat-
ed at Washington the acknowledged fouuta N
head Of polit cL barter, schcming and
plotting, there is reason to suspect iha. the
fountain the Order may beo,m, impure
from constant contact with ths m,st corrupt
elements ofall political parties of the o,untry,
and all measures emauatinS from That source
should be well diss"oied and iutelligeutly
examined before t.cy arc swallowed. "by
orders from ho,Jqu.riers."
And the suspicion of political schemiug
should gain sireugh when orders from 'heal-
qusrters' are p ,s'c along the line that ad-
verse criticism oflea1ins men of the Order
and the measures they formu late and recon-
mend, is opposition to the A liance aad must
be checked. as trait,rous, in the Alliance.
aud if INDUCED in by outsiders, must be
'put down" by the tyrLnt, Boycott.
No man Of ord nary intelligence anl with
the best interests Of the country q, heart can
oppose the Alliance, its aims and obje
~ originally promulgated |, but all free men
shoul | be lowed the privilege of honestly
and fairly criticising any new measure or
principle that men, high or low in the Order,
may try to inje ct into it. That i, the only
j Wox To lean -ll,sa a--oul