The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-01
-isLanH nED rALBERr WILL FIGHT
THE TBIBD PARTY,
AND WILL WORK FOR THE SUCCESS
OF CLEVELAND.

hero, ana one or Two other de e8ates
In taking OF the third party danger in
this State in connection with the 49,! ::"'
...::.....vu, Governor TIllman said that he
y. .forss.w before he lot here that there was
almost certainly OF an electoral ticket OF
she Third party being placed In the fei 10
this State. Continuing, he raid: "But
whether We can keep IL of or not ] cannot
a temp, to say. | cant ssy ytt whit 10 going
< n be done, bat fear that We are g,i"g 10
have o Third party attempt. | will light IL
because l believe IL means unlimited trouble
and disaster to tho people OF the State. lie
en- led attention TO the editorial appearingi in
the Cotton Plant a few days ng' VIII 'ch was
Third ptr,yism nil over and remarked that
.'S,okss is pledged to support the ticket, NJ
all the rest of us are"
When asked If lc thought the September
convention wouli endorse the nomination ci
Cleveland. ho sail ''Of course il vi wil-tha'
is that's the way il looks to tne now. How
ever it is entirely too sarly for mo 10 give
any opinion other than my own, which Il;
that will support the ticket. cani cay
anything e'sc now, but lot me attend 'hi'
weeks campaign meetings. aud tec tho pun
lie pulse. although the section OF the State T.
which We are going thi. week is not 50 much
impr' gnaiei with Third prriyisn rs the
other portions, | can better bo abe TO rerie"
The situation
In regard TO his stand ncnin.t Cleveland,
Governor Tillman sail: II fought & evc.
lands nomination because ! thought hi'
policy was wrong; because he prCjudiced
several Southern Stnt"s, and because ]
believed that he could not cairyNew York.
But now, give up my opposi ION a, lie is the
nominee, and will fight Tor his success
In regard to tho Ihi party. nc requests
that the statement made that lie reiterated
NIL That lie has ever sail concerning the
danger, Involved in such a movement III this
Safe.
Governor Tllman II that no drl mt
believe q ovclsud'S nomiuat,or w"u!d have
any effect upon South Carolins ate olrics.
Whom asked VIII ther, in his opinion
Cleveland would h1 clcctc! ar not, ho raid
there were too many contingencies ahcii for
him at this time TO foe warranted in giving
an opinion. II would depend on the treat
ment that would 10 accorde the New York
democracy by Cleveland
When asked how the d,'eg ,tion had been
treat sd in Chicag', Governor Tilmru said :
"We were treated with n much "1n.lcrn
tiou md courtesy NJ we could h ivo expec'ci.
AND TALngRr - srnoSGER srILL.
W. !. 1nlhcrt has nlso returned from the
Ch ca,n convention. llo VS. the member
from this State on tho committee on rla forin
AMI, being lending Aliarccman. whnt he
says is Of con,i craLlo importance from an
Alliance t,ndpon,. Talking nb,ut G eve
land, Col. Tablet said
Tho su,hwSnsm tor tlryalnna was sim
ply wonderful Every menti n of the Lame
carried the convention hy storm Why
business had to he suspended for hat
hour nj n time
As 10 his IoIi'ion he anil Il stand
riaht where did before the nomination, an 4,
you know where that is. | take this occs
sion to 10 terate my position ~ an hllianc.
man, which wn, that my fight a. an Alliance
man is always to he made for State officers
in the State primaries and for national oiii
GERS IN Tho Democratic National Convention
will there fight for mon who stand on the
Alliance PLATFORM and with the assurance
that whoever the nominee may be to support
him and abide by the result
the DUTY or ALLIANCE MEN.
IL shall support Cleveland and work for
him, and desire it to be the duty Of every
true Alliance man 10 do SO. Cleveland
stands on Domocra;ic Platform, which
while il does not contain in ~ many words
the Ocala demands, yet one cun sse by read
ing that platform that the eu underlying
principles Of tho Farmers Alliance in is
demands have been conceale ~ the national
form commits the nominees. as | understood
Il. 10 free silver and financial reform and
!n9netpry relief demanded by the South and
Northwest The repeal Of the 10 per con,
tax on State banks means radical change
in our nntioua! banking system. This is
demanded Ivy the Southern hrl Nurthwes-
tern AliinCc men. some ndv,ca,iLg the
.nt!re abolition of tho national banking svS-
tem ani free system of banking. couP.ci
with arepcll rs have said Of the lax Oh
State hunks. DihnrS demand a sub-trcasury
or something beueri its place. As under
stand It the sub.trcasmy plan ls just simply
change in the monetary Sys'eU of the
Apitea States. which means that the Gov
ernpeut stonld increase the circulating
mediur- 10 supply in sufficient quantities
upon sound basis, the Legitimate demands
Of the country. This Platform commit, Mr.
Cleveland TO the polio" Of financial relief in
some shape
"The South Carolina deIeglt.;. was com
miited to the Ocnl'a r'attnrm They went
- the National Convention IA such They
werS received and seated hy the National
Convention ~ such, without u dissentin.
voice, thereby committing themselves TO that
extent to tho principles demanded, snl
acknowledging tina! it was lefiers ninn
Democracy though il u Ecred snmcwhtt in
the policy. Jlaving got that much rccogni-
SION fDr South Carolna. We can afford and
ought 10 work for the election Of the IL ominec
sni will DO II ami await tho result
"lf we CaD succee | in elccting Mr. C!cvc.
lani hy giving Lim cur most earnest and
hearty support. but nj tie Sans time keen
ing up our \ lance orgahiHS ION while
sTOrking. waiting aud watching for ;inanC. a,
&e ief which is promised in this patfyrm.
we have reason ID hope by four more years