The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-04-28
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AUGUSTA, April 9, 1892.
catching few moments in the interval
Tween the hours Of service in the great
rehouss meetings this week, I have
la and heard many things concerning
s political situation of Georgia.
Judging from the volume of smoke
BE Is ire somewhere, 4 cyclone has
Plainly strnck Georgia politics. I
bw something Of the two old parties,
mocratic and Republican. I know
El;ttle Of, the creed and dogmas of the
Eird party.
The glimpse i got of the Third party
&Sf. Lnuls and Indianapolis composed
is was, Of The; Alliance, the green
!ckers, the labor unions and temper
jcs ad7ocates, etc.-the most incongru.
8, incompatable, unmixable elements,
BE nature or grace ever saw; remind
me Of nothing so much as great
Invention Of religious nonconformists,
7Eh@as the Second Adyentists, Chris
.n Scientists, extreme holiness cranks,
b. etcss, met in conclave with the pur-
Be Of fusing and organizing them.
Eves tosdown the established churches.
T6e Catholic and Protestant churches
34merica are. the two great religious
diss representing the christianity of
eriss The non conformists, such as
kned above, have criticised and scan.
Edfhe church until they have found
1ne asryers in the pulpits and hypo-
6tes ii the psws, and they now propose
cnt loose and organize themselves;
s. made the world better perchsnce,
is to- to- down the old churches. I ask
M em 3 Vii tSthen & and they answer noth-
Bnts NE propose to down the old
knoR the established churches Of
ensrica hare their hypocrites and
Eldessaying preschers, and many other
kings deeply deplore, but I shall
eysr quit mg place in the grand old
fetb odist church and! run off with. the.
Fofs aud franks, whose only purpose is to
@sHoy what I have and give.me nothing
kttals Ia return. 8
SSssoI dseIare Iwiil never be drawn of
b politics and party affiliations, after
|Hce seasers, and delnded cranSs and
gssMy allegiance to gang who never
( Dything for themselves, thereby
enaplst ling their inability to do any
ling for me-.
am full concious that the blunders
rs Sins Of the tWo old parties are
damaging. and that, they
5s6 sdssserFe;t to die, but as a citizen of
sSSs sSSs great country, I have some choice
j o their axecutioners and much con-
ssf as ia their probable successors to-
||sEEsre iss 8 want and q truth underly-
& she great movement of the wage
|oFkars and farming class and God
:1ous would ase their wants minister.
unto and their truth ] interpreted.
| |p Who; viii, BIZ wiae legislation and
npaztiiaf laws, so adjust governmental
over, as that all men Will be equal
siore tie laws and Who will forever
bQiish Ill clsss lsgislation?S Who can
81 Mo Will do this J. Let those who
,ink and who have q cause for thinking
lryey the hell, and answer this ques-
ssss tnegulf Widens between Vail street
ad she honest laborer, it seems shat
anagogu guesmnltiply and class legislation
Khave profound contempt for the dirty
smagogue who only seeks promotion of
Ils Who isof unsayory reputation. and
fifs haS no more character than q jersey
oh for q Moses, an Aaron and q
s:r a,ys who VIII lead us Sfrom among
q esSsE;psnts II the Wilderness, over into
eland of grapes, pomegranites and
The press and hastings will give us
sht on men and measures. and it is
81 d duty Of all msnt today aside passion !
ID preiadics and hear both sides and
b according I'd the dictates of true wis.
m and pure patriotism. But the pre-
dice which shuts ont the light from
tier side of the great issue before the
'ople will gather here and there half
ath, and 8 dangerous falsehood which
Iil madden Hgyotaries and swamp its
ctins Is.
NE have adyocsssE measures anain- |
lssd men, now lets haTe naen as noble
6as asmeasures and as 1a,gs as our wants
sbe our standard bearersl
Snrely Ne are all brethrtsu, and the
Dspeyity of one class in Georges $ means
sprosperity Of all, and that which leu1's
3 mil harm all. -
IsvilI always BE- true, as il has always
q trns that some will bs rich and
usHilE boz poor, but We doG's vast
sricla to get much richer nor the poor
getmuah poorer. We want true, pure
ns in Office; euppnrchasabIe and un.