The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

Is reelected "with Leg statute to su
him" which he demands the TOR pebIle
of hi, country may lind that they fa-e bee,
led into a cruel trap.
The Governor hrs shown and oAen M
pur1 oses G1iey are il.ins
If he controls the Legislature the county
government bill prop srd AID debate In
the l.s, leais nturc. W II epssscd.
The pos,rntr will ,Lcn have control Of tho
l,eis'ature OF the conrts, Of the county gov
erninents. lie will have the appointment
&c all III. .c--:.s...!!P :v..S vVmmiss'on,r', VINO
viii make the county governments and n
troi all c, niruct- of the comm ssi"ners OF the
poor, of the ju;y commissioners and tr ai
Justices. With this over IN ID hands ana
The apt ointment OF election mmissioneis
and COZ troll OF the Iarty na~hincrj be viii
tontrol tho election Of fneni crs OF The con-
stitu,ionnl CONVENTION
What does he want that cIDveDtioa t. dF
Make n thrc. dollar poll tax.
Fix Il SO that less MN has certain
amount pr perry o" has II certain deg &c
of eluca' ion lie shall not VT, shall have TO
vorcc in the choic. ,f his government.
The poor white pcop C are b Ing lei i"to
n iran by the loud imlk Of tie farmers gov
ernmcnt and pol ular rul'. they ac being
put in pcsi ion where th"y wi ] hc help.
less sla cs denied 'ut', subject to the wIl'
OF u! rich or C Iucnted, de- rYcl ofall Privl-
legcs but paying tri'uc # thr 40 lars n
year for the schools aud being hired 10 con
trac ors eight days in every yer for work on
the public reads.
There il a clnIins claim that the whole
thing il against the Mgr. Tnou u.nndt T
negro farm hands working ut - II month
would rather stay in Jail twenty lays an /
be fed and lodge thnn pay III" 80 poll 'ny.
Abolish the eight b'x .nw and fix MI edu-
cational or property qunhficni'n. Then ;hu
white man who cannot como up Ia the san
dar,i must pay S3 u year - hep the sous Of
Colorcd parents 10 =" 10 sch OF AM lc'rn
enough ID vote. while the white man \
turned II om the ball box md left wihDut
voice Oh power.
We are dong very we nS il iS Every
white man has II u vote aud the State -
securely democratic uudu' the ,igEi loA law.
Do you wnnt white m"n ""h dem Ictais TO
be denied the right To vote h,ca"sc they arc
po,r. or have been unable to find u little
time OF mtauSs earn t. rrai md write,
while negroes who have gathered pro. cry
or 5, cured II sua,tcrIng ui cdncnisUn undcr
the Government the white men have iDuph,
and have pai for, walk freely I" the po'lo
ID yuu want the 'i.LoiiTg mcn If this ) ate
to tc sulicctrd ip II three drl'nr, pol tax?
DO you want free white mch and South
CarolinianS To hn given iut" slavery git
days year at fifty cent. II day while their
we il,hicr ncighbo,S take heir ease by paying
81 30 cvmmu'atiun ;aA
II yon wnnt all these thngs anl war
against money mud corporations, to keep and
drive both out Of the = ate. Vote Ip rB. Il.
Tillmnn for governor Grcc"rUe N'rS.
TnE GovLENuRs sSALAkY.--rLcro ha' ! EN-
much talk in this State of rcduatipn Of Salu-
ries Governor lillm"n in his campaign
speech NJ AnlrrS'n II two yeurs ago had much
to sly of reducing the sanrics OF the Clerks
in tue State hoIse Ollie who, hc said, went
TO work at n. IN. and quit at . p. m, and
slrutted about in kid gloves and belonged to
the Columbia club.
a number OF uovcrnar Tiilmana friends
were ma 10 State house clerks. Their saln-
RIGS have not been reduced, ihcir hours of
work have not been increased an they can
strut about i'll kid gloves just as the i,rmcr
clerks did.
1t is II noticeable fact that Governor Till
man sail nothing then aud has said nothii =
since of II reduction of the Governors y salary,
which is $1,000 year, with the use Of II
fmn,sh2d house and II fund Of 500 for
hou3cho'd equipments and expenses.
The Governors salary is one of the fow in
this STATE which can and should he reduced
A DOR man elected Governor could do well
on $1,000 year and house rent free. To u
rich man il would make no 81 ccH' difference
whether his salary paid his expenses or not.
He would he glad TO make up any dehcicn-
cy for the honor of holding the office. The
Ycopln ought not, however. ard, II common
sense prevails, will not care whether the
governor is rich or poor. All they ask is q
--fteu- WHO is III sympathy with them, who has
n little f0r.rhlh The heart to understand their
O'hcr State officers VII, n willing to sacrifice
man the Governor are paid from,
S-,loo year. We are sure every cnmIIT
aa'e on tie conservative tichc, would ti,yo
reuuct!oi Of the governor nav to say
9-'ooo year with the u4e of the cxccutiv
man"ion aud the 5000 fjr kcrpinr nm III
buildings and the gr1uuds.
Governor Tllmau i rs rich 4 man 4,
"overnor Sheppard. is he willing to arr,
WIN sheppard, not only to urge anl sign
hl'l TO reduce the salaries of o.her Covurnor
10 S2,ooo, but TO Surrender 81 500 of Iii
saiary each ycGr, in case he is elected. to th
puDlic school fund ? - 500 would run thrr
country schools six months, and uiye II,
hoys and girls Of the State that much tcoch
lng.- GrcTHCWc Ncrv.