Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-07-07
THE CAMPAIGN MEET
ING AT MARION.
A iARaE CROWD PREsRNT.
Augasts chronicle

u PA lg&fat5ES eIf
( 3.MaRIoS, s. III, juno 29.+GoyS
IsSlllltmraan a listened to The speech q
Col 9oapaaus odas
The campaign party all took ;
ds.y' g rest here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ontthe scene this morning bright ant
fresh, while the trees were dripping
4. from the effect Of d much needed
ram WINCH toll tate III tiia migff:
Coy. Sheppard delivered tho open.
imgg sppeeeHk". 4 When VIE i ii0sadd Coy,
Tillman followed with perhaps the
most forcible speech which he has
delivered in the campaign. Ho had
inspiration in the fact that he spoke
to two thousand people, tho largest
audience, except that at Charleston,
which has appeared at any of the
meetings. The crowd were four to
one in his favor. He did not make
q reference to the trouble with Col.
Youmans till near ghe close Of his
speech, when he said Col. Orr "the
big candidate" had seer his side SO
whipped that no had quit and gone
home to his cotton factory, dcsorting
ouoad;na 's' "no never
Voice: "What did you run for2"
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"no s"ys ram ana COY. ILL
'""'' '"I""!s upon ms ln1eriocutor
WIN l'ghthlhg-llke rapidity and speak
my |" voice changed TO agalo, "ran
lion' "'o" rms Is q miserable
CIV 10 accuse ms O running from
'hiS P'ti'ol nCtle tellow from Barn
"oh' "heh l raced Earle two years
ago 'hrough a nell into which this
man would not nave gone"
nv sPe"ker salo ne ana not intend
!o'e'' ehefe OF on any platform and
e"oa' 70 near COL noumans. elf
hJ i'ioiios say l. Should, though" he
s"lo' VIII stay mere and hear this
m" hh. many Oh my friends as
'h'"N l shoulo stay here, hold up
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"igo, no'hoer WehI" up.
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at Fiorence IS. y orto,y M I,l i
bandsn
Fonr ~ fvo ti,noa tba G,ot n,,,,s
Der of hands went, nm. aov ,riI1man
bowed. He said. in snbstanco in
closing, that tho purpose Of nuttino
Col. Youmans on tho CONSERVATIVES
ticket was to tire him ont Tbon ho
left the stand.
He took dinner, staid away about
Two hours and returned before the
beginning of Col. Youmans' speecb.
He sat and listened to the sneecb
calmly throughout, frequently LAUGH.
mo with all fhe otbars ot buuoro,s
points which arose in it.
Col. Youmans delivered a mild
speech compared with bis otba,
speeches, barring only n few stric-
lures upon Gov, Tilman. CtoI, Won.
mans declared that he had no inten.
ton to be personally abusive to Gov
Tillman, and would do TODAY as he
had done at the HAMPTON meeting
request the chairman TO cali him t(
} order if he overwhelmed the ordinary
parliamentary limits of debate. Hi.
trouble with Gov. TilIman was no,
personal animositv. but nolitica
| antaoonism.
), The pistol subject was not brouoh
up except in n casual wav bv Gen
McLaurin and he quickly disposed O
It. The meeting closed in GOO,
t order and in good nature. The mex
meeting ia TO he held to .morrow q
1 Florence.
g To-day's meeting was the ninth O
8 the aoriea and there arc inst twontv
8 five more to be held reaching +
August Goth, then the CAMPAIGN 70
this wear in South Carolina will b
8 over. Tho speakers wore Ex-Goy
ernor Shennard. Govornor Thin n,