The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
THE CONSERVATIVE RALLY.

uelcSa'eS 10 Hote 1Or III tho approaching
primary who are in favor of the c0nscrv.
ativc ticket for State officers. Early in the
the people began to roll into town
from different directions and by eleven
O'Clock there wore fully five hundred pCo-
pie present. The regular democratic cx-
ccutive committee was in session i'm the
old court house when the call was made |
from the new court house for all those in
tcrCSteu i'll the conservative meeting to as
scmblc. Soon the spacious building was
we'll filled. AS soon as the crowd became
Il little quiet j. Il. Boggs, chairman Of tho
conservative executive committee, after Il
few appropriate remarks read the call for
the meeting and announced that nomina-
tons were i'll order for Il chairman and
secretary. Maj. q. M. Lynch was non,i-
mated and unanimously elected chairman
ard 4. H. RobinsoD secretary. MHi. Lynch
on taking the chair returned his thanks to
the meeting for the honor Of clcCting him
chairman, and said that he was democrat
TO the core and WAS one who differed with
the administration in many things that ir
he'd done. He thought the administration
had Gone things that were inconsistent with
$hc promises made. and thought the people
should 10 rs David did Goiiah, take his
own weapons and defeat him. At the con-
cluS:"n Of hlNi. Lynch's remarks he an
ncnn"r,i Tie object Of the meeting ard
! sail tnat nominaiio,s for delegates were in
order. Ga motion the chair was author
iZcl to uppuin, Il committee of one from
| each township 90 select delegates for the
action Of The meeting The chair appOin-
ted Ia" following: f,aslcy, II, A. McMa-
ham: lib".ty, W. ii. Chapman; Central,
| H. G. GairrS; Hurricane, T.. G. Parsons:
| Pick"n9, ". b. NIl"Nud; Eaaiatoe, j. j..
Grav"'"y; fmnpkiM,own, IL. fl. Lynch;
1ciirCd in one ,,g The i,:y rooms and soon
returned with the rnlIr,yinu unmrs. 7, Al
Berry, J. f.. t;illrH,ir. J. SIM Wilson, !.
l.. tI%yc!ry, A. T.. Er,,rv AND r. G.,
Gains. Nnmirutirns were ,i,cn closed and
,!n m0.iun they were .lccIrl I,'c-,lcS hv
arthm,tjun Nv Using yo,c This con
~l'l,rr! ir lrnrr@> Of ,Er mc.tinr after
| Which tr c!uir;ran imr3,lucr,J u,.n. !. l..
! G,r, can't!,ni" Of Iirutcn.,,,.i;nvrrnur ai
. -" first &ry',&vr Gov. orr sniL it af.
| tended hirl ti,lt,.l rl.ay,,,r I'm meet t,r rco-
! W. of !i:''ivny co,!',y tn ,.,,.E lc tnrm
! ~ >" ,n, issues rr tit, d,y IT., vne Solic.
! il',r for nearly rirI, ,,'T, ,'' ,,,. n,,n
cu,.|d roi,u t. nu,lhnr in liz, lifr. ci,lcr
lii> ate or p',',li,, which he'd hrrn +, di.Nr-
p"!"t OF d' ",iY" 'hrm We world h,. clad to
Know "i it. i'urim.t the time he was asso-
rin'"! with rs their >,l;riinr n, .,id he
, h',t inIdC r,anv dear frirn;L;
He haze come tn discus. tho ,.s,,rs of ,hr
't,y pIa;H,y, r:'mly and ,,i.n,..innnirlv
I il" issues lac ..liA were ir,nn,i,n, Thrv
irv'.lNcl ia" l%,.,"lr e. H.. vl,rIp St,ir
the hi&h"ot ii:,hl .i5ru - th,. nrc,,yr ~
Ih" Ei#lc wa, ,l,,. rioLl I, y,.,r on, ,Er
pr"rI" shnII rulr an.! i.> servants; sh,il moi
hr our masters. ltr did moi nrnnnsr tn
deal in NIm} cation ., nh,yr In, f., d;.'
Gus; the ->ji,~; lniriy.
Ynr ch,r,,, L,s Io,,, ,,,,I. u. ,...
You support the pre- .,.nt administration y,,u
are ,.ot 4 friend /, lin f,v,nnr, ,,,',ycn,;.,,
"" stand. saiL the. ,,,n,Lrr ,ru,n tI,. .,n,r
nlntiurm IL; thr other c;,,, .,n f,. -, U.,n,o
t"rinl interests of H., ,.,.r,r mr., ,,,nrnrrnI
aEl we contend that ,hr ,r,,vcu,mcnt
shouiL hc run fnr The benefit of ,lr"nronlr
"nd not for any si,rcal cl;,>s
Many men who voted for Eovcruor TIL,
man tw" years ago did 80 bcca,gc ,hev be.
ii'Vcd him sincere in his PROMISES O, RI.
form. II" Caught their car by sayinr he
w;ls farmer and wus for ihr forn'crs 7 Iic In
WAS Nominated on lis nromisrs Whni
las he done?
lie said he would reduce the cyn,nscs
he first year 500, 600 hut did moi reduce
; thriil dollar AlpropriuIious were urcnt-
CT last year than nt any fine since 1SS3
tie promised to reduce salaries and abolish
offices, but has no, done il onI ;rst,,I h;o
administration has added two new Offices
! To the list, that Of i:ah commissioner and
phosphate inspector. He rot ONLY fniled
! To reduce expenses but increased them by
creating these Offices. There were MS good
men in the last legislature as h,d ever been
in any legislature but because ihcv would
not d. the Governors biddinr thcy had
been characterized by him as ",lrir,w,o1 -
which was rot trilc and unbccuninr IN
him.
Governor Tilman has ,luscl every for
mer ohiCi;.l. lie said ihcv were corrunl
that thrv were hrihoI by free masses ,nI
many other thirrs. hat soon ofirr lc wne
inaugIratrd bass No. ON thc Richmond
x DanYllc raiirnnd WAS i$eu,u tn T. Il
1iIlman end lac ucc,,ptcd and used if. Ard
he used il until The "rriftwurl' legislature
said il shau'd br a crime 10 use one, The
same "driflwno," Icri Stature passed n
railroad bill aud u,r t;n,rruor vr,orl !, !
because he sail II rive t,e lc.is).turr ,hr !
riHlii To eject ,h2 commissioners and hn.
C>iSc il allowed the railrnaIs th, ri ,ht 70
apurNl ID the courts. a ri,rht gunrar,rra Inv
our constitution. He wantcd i, framed az
!he Guyyrn~r should annujir. lhc commits.
s.uMNA He LCrl. Nril wos ni,,jnns to