The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12


away.
What hss been the conduct OF The chief
executive towards the law? | have heard
him say that he would lead n lynching
party.
A voice: Would not you?
Col. Orr: Not i'll was bound by cath 10
support the Inv. Gov. Tillmsn has shown
his appreciation of Iyhch law by appointing
10 urivv CpI Coughman, who openly boasts
that he lci lynching party. How can you
expect the people TO respect the law. when
the chief executive Of the State brings il into
disrepute?
Of the judges. What has been his declara-
tlon i'm regard TO religion7 lie has stood
before men and women and said that he had
rather 60 to he'll With ono crowd Of men
than 10 heaven with another. Under excite
meDt you might try 10 excuse these senti.
meDts, but the christian people OF South
Carolina will not endorse such conduct. A.
rule The ladies are opposed to T,llmau.
Col Orr concluded his speech by snyirg
that he believed in equal and exact justice
to all, hnl appealed to the people 10 vote us
freeman, and for God and the tight"
GOV. TILLMAS.
Gov. Tillman said they were present ns
Schoplmas'ers and had come to give an ;."-
count Of their Stewardship.
a voice: We are satisfied with il.
Tiliman Yes | knew that | could have
been elected without coming cut Of my
riIicc, but the constitution Of tho democratic
party requires the candidates for the State
Offices TO nddrc.s the people. This was done
in order to free the people from tho papers
which could not tell the truth.
And now what do these men promise you
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are all personal abuse OF mo. They have
not advanced new IDEA that hns not passed
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- a. III .,io,I,,,,, ,a'l, ~ ,Lo r,,Io how
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--...lJn', oamo dawn mill tho nId ,n,n
threw rocks ~ hin, uur-.L-.w;un rn,,L .
n, them now aud make them sauoal. Tne
burden OF their song is : con. how sad il
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-, We wan, change OF county government
we want bridges ana schools My idea OF
a county government Is thus: The people
sho"'h ect 'hr"e "hccr', give them Il good
S'"fy an" 'heh ihnke 'ac'n look aiier the
county y,oPer'y' 10" are III your r"'r'"al
oaoyh""n' ,on were only born III lSoo
ana you nave Go' incompetent iuea at the
h','' %, you, county government.
voice: Ben, tell them about the ~ poll
'ax
lillInah am not g"ing u lodge that.
""n beiohG TO the ar'inl family OF dodger,
which comirontS me.
Toy. Human continued TO discuss the
county RoVernmSn, ana afterwards touch
Ell OH inc - p'Ii TAX. Durins his argu-
men," menSo" no S"!a SCUM 'Ar'''"" mas the dry
lilo took u hand primary and large
number voted with Gov. Tillmsn. The
conservatives took no part in the voting.
AN EXCITING SCENE
Gov. Tillman said that no w,s r,od r.,
Orr wns ,b.ro r,r l ,,;,II ""' S"u ~
n,me of tbc rr,och,r Ia ror,rr,I
bo spok, ,s f,uow. -, N,hnr;,Io W.
all preachers and In,l,,s ,rc onn,.,I -, I;,Y
CrIlman,. one rrca,her s,;J =, NV, ",'' ..i
am no politici,u. bur vii, M, srnror,
man who ilaunts his profanity IN ,,rh,;'. "y ""J
boasts Of moi coipr ,n cIurrh
Gov TIlr,.,n ,rrn,.I ,rI ,.,
th, mama or,hc rrc,,b,.r "'''"
Col Orr arose nnd yuid ~ H., rot .,r.
to bring the preachers nam. ;nio III. ~,
cus.ion. but Won may onr,,I +, ,Lo n,,.ol,.,..
or nnyholy rls. h,rr and tL.,. win ,,,, I',,sI,
.us,,iu ,bc rutb ,rIIr s,,,or,o,,, '''"'
Wuuan; If hc doe, moi oiyc Tho nam, Ia
isrcspongil;c for the s,n,,mrn,
Orr Yea, am
'rilrur,u | a., .u,., .,,,,.o,; -,
il no hypocri,e in me | Jrn, ,ho, n'',,,,
my protaniry in public. Whenever m no,i
comes il iuSI Sins uu, rnr r;I w"
pealcd to the ladies 10 know if bc h,L sni,
anything TO offend them. They maJe no