The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-14
THURSDAY, IULY If, 1892


MR. EDTon:-A paper published Il
Grccnville with radical backing and rul
with nn imported editor has a great deal t,
say about what kind Of mcu should MI Iii,
various offices Of TIC State. n high GU,
!ogy is pronounced upon tIiat Lieut.. Gov.
tnOr, follower of tho wonderful T'iu.
man. The writer has the cheek 10 Sa;. ht
'S the right man to "uccccd jude" MrGnw.
Hn on the Supreme hun~h. SOuth CarDiinu
las iii her best days pu; forward h,r pan
IS. and most cultured men f. tisl imi,1rlulu
md responsible positions; amt t., think a
3h4rd iSLC lawyer, young in y";.Is aud en-
s9rrencc is 50 hc candidate even for The,
Supreme bench. is indeed mOnstrols. T'hc
State Is full OF conpCtcn! men who haze
written their names high ON tiC roll Of
fame and whose characters are without
rcproach. viii the coming solons over
.bak all these and concentrate upon Till
man's Gavoritc simply hccause he followed,
the circns and help dcnouncc the chosen
officials of ihc Stale?
Again, the same organ says "Anscl is
Nmft;cncly to the farmers aud represents
he railroads, thcwfoEc he too must fail
under the official axe. Lord Benct the
nuTGd up dude, wants place. lie failed
- ;cct the position asS2nr,l Nunal!son---
tnr State convention yindicatcd the tar
n,crs friend and rcbuii,d those n,isr,rblc
fellows at GrcenViliG who tried to knife
him for Bcnct- going SO far nS tu
s...nl his votes in order to keep him from
The convention and from being o lrlsgnte
to Chicago. That charge has never brcl
successfully cort1,dictcd and tho men i'm
plicated dcsrvc worse than political death
The Senatorial Candidate now has an opcl
held, after making such an effort to p'rSrn
t>vnrt pS q suitable man for the place ,siycl
to Donaldson. But for Shuman thr tricl
WrRad have succeeded, but his Timely
speech saved his friend. gave the right mal
thc right position. Anscl has Civ, II entire
S::'i"faCtion TO the people. We remember
hc was . peOr youth and he struggled hare
"l.rrrarc himS.K for the duties of life
lIa fought his way up amid serious peruri
nary cni'arres Smonts and stands among the
F"remost lawyers Of the circuit. Naturall,
t%.niers should he in sympathy with men
reared as was o,r popular and cStccmc,
Solicitor, anti they should never desert hin,
for one born and educated on foreign
soil, and who has simply Joined the move
nnent to get position Gnd mg money. Who
believes he cares one ioa for you or yotll
interests? or would condcsccl.d to notice n
poor man under any circumstances Like
Farley, Gray, lIcmphll, and Sampson
Rope and good many more, thcyure after
the spells Of Oilicc-w whether honolably OF
aishon"rably obtained; and will our people
discard our brilliant and able congressman
who has won lnurclS in his new field for
Tope? or for that fellow IN the last race
whOsc virtue WAS not like C,rsurs wife!
i:itt ruined his reputation submitting to
p";C'S attack. Gonzales taught him Il
:,'ssun in that business and he knew where
I'ld when to strike. Let us hope the end
> rG' yet, for if Kritt is like his distin
Ej'iahod brother who fell ~ the head Of his
Regiment there will yet be rccoming
.,iri South Carolina hal few men superior
IS ne lHiirlani c'ili ""SsI.Iau who ably rep
seated his district in congress- interior +,
-. war. He proved his ta!th 10y his works
"l.' l'.ustratcti his courag" and his patriot
'.u' hy going to The from! and unprotcclc,
~ he "Icliow Flay.'
iucS" howie dcn0unCing lIaskrilisn
49,! nnkng capitol out uf the indcpcnd
,N' movement are many Of them secretly
1T :ork for the third party ard the leader:
~ 'Hn.c or less miNrlU with them. I'LL,
h',u, lrby and Stokc> arc in for the wal
,.uj they are going I" get the money from
.iin dear people, THAT was the start mg
-. M and that tue c$&. nee uf their patriot
!%'n. Tie great lcaU2r has recently dice
"''a thcrc is d. latin adagc which >ays "wt
lust spcakc only good Il the dcpurtca
,i& WAS unable to advocate, hut ambitious
i"}d CAR acr0us rs Il lc&li". and his lrcOr,
>,ts not as it should have nccn LIVING
'!on. the leader i'll Georgia, repuIiaics III.
.'rrceding of the 81. Louis convention ant
il, was ..Ltivc in defeating some Of thc
A""'rincs. Moses, another great ma.
ti'Il the same State writes nillv his view,
m his letter ought to bc g'nrral!y road "
'TAy thinking farmer and .aund d"mocra;
HcN. Gordon, the trusted irirEd ..Ad cuu
actc" 60 Con. Lce--ilC grand soldier wh
""S faithful to our lost Ca,lse-true tD on
tn.'rl tc&idcnt and faithful to his men i
lhcli s"rrows, trials and tribulu!ions, Il,
Y&lfi"t and statesman writes ana tells III
NDsHrs or The third party and rccOuntS Iii
spicNhu ACHIEVEMENTS Of the drmocrac,
Can YOU heed his counsel or blindiy folio
jmcn ike McCunc who wanted his Dlnt
for Fat. Calhoun, abig railroad mayLa,c ,
his adopted Statci or powdcriv, Il
knights OF Labor agitator and organize,
Ii there is cOntcmptihle figure in Amer
can politics it is that socklcss Jerry Sim,
son, the miserable tramp vino worked i
way 10 congress by playing all the artf
and deceitful tricks of the practical dem
cOguc, and we have few down south W
borrowed his dirty tactics, and won not,
isty by Infaming and poisoning the min
OF the masses. How long these miserat
humbugs and reckless characters can ft
the dear people, God only knows. But
earnestly trust they will soon come to gr
and disappointment and that our new no
inces will win the day. The organ mis
suggest place for that demonstrativc
tie fellow who is spelling for peraol
difficulty with, Col. Haskell. The bray
determined and splendid man was count
q freeman worthy the steel Of the mart
$50 cal,eC) and Ia that famous quarrel wi
Hampton and Gary he appeared at {
a: r.. oil bn no;i