The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-06-02
'NO LONGER DIsN1OCnATsv
Is What tho Democratic and Rcpubli-
cnn Rrea4 Saw Of IIH.

| Atlanta journal: The so-caled Democratic
ted Cleveland H delegates to GhcMgo' ADOPT
| ca the entire Ocaln platform ana declared thai
Clcvcland docs not represent the principles OF
| Democracy"
1t is not to be wondered at thnt such n convcn
ton chose nnt-Clcvcnnd delegates. But IT
would be wonder If the Democrats OF any other
southern states permit themselves 10 be lhiSrep
| resented In this way.
What Democrat mentioned for the Prcsidcn-
thl nomirlntion, or who stands the rclnotest
| chance of obtaining the nomination, subscribcS
Ing to the test of his convention" Does iIll nc.
ccpt II or GorTlnn? Orany other man named as II
probable competitor with Cleveland for the nom
| nation?
| II Is plain that the South Carolina delegates
| VIII go to thicngo nS nonronfOrniSts, having
! no objects in common with the Democratic par
| ty but with II plat form of so-cullcd "prucplcs''
directly nntngoniStic to the old Democratic
creed. Their proper mission would have been
to Omaha.
Macon relcgrnph The political situation Is
more dangerous IN south Carolina than in any
"cni, "cmHf southern state The report of the pro
cSeulnEs OF thc Dcmorrntic convention, publish
ci yesterday shows that the party in thmt State
, ms fallen completely under tho control OF a
CLIQUE OF desperate politicians who arc willing
to wreck il rather than run the risk OF losing
inclr m prominent places. In trut IN it was not a
Democratic convention, except In name.
savannah News: Those who have control of
thc Democratic organization in South Carolina
y" not seem to he in very close touch with the
have very clear understanding of the princi.
pies OF the Democratic party.
:, inS,r DeInocr"cy Is OF Il very peculiar kind.
~ VIII not hc long, however before they find
TINT 1t is not Kind TINT IS acceptable in other
states. when the national convention speaks
they will discover they have got to get away
from the Ornln platform ut Il very lively rate il
.nc! ucsitc 10 be recognized rs being in hur-
mohy with the national Democracy
Montgomery (Aln) Advertiser: Wc bovo
some com: TO n pnrting OF the ways The South Car.
ora Democrats, So-cnllcd, invite the party to 20
to ehsm sicn1t INT" i the new @ and nntrcd regions
5lslntion TO pnitcr with these Third party
IS now would be to incur certain defeat.
Petersburg lndcN.Aprcnl (Anti-Clevclnnd)
south tnrOinn will not commend itself TO thc
approval Of sensible Democrats in other Stntc,
contained in this remarkable PRODUCTION vii
receive any consideration from the Chicago con
, sccnT 10 sc he party viii never de
nhSurditicS contained in the suh-trcnsury md
tln mn, ,lonn schemes. The only hope for Demo
ana maintenance Of II conservative policy in re
gard to finances and tariff reduction.
At,antn Herald: This is the outcome OF tn,
lcrrhinES OF tho Farmers Alliance
6, IL applies to man for whom four years ago
""u'h !,oroilnn give 52.GO mnj jority.
cd rs r hr,nI ST from m""h M int was snatch
lnntlnn ana Republican miSrulc.
God pity South Carolina.
phiindelphin Times (Dcml: As for Soutl
N"IoIiuh, It's Democratic organization has made
n Pitful SURRENDER to tho Farmers Alliance and
mas Swallowed ut one gulp the whole Ocnln plat
ton ana all. This Is South Cnrolinn'S second
Art OF ScccsSion hut after this brief cbullit iol
OF fnnntiriSm and folly shall have died nwn,
mere Will he enough courageous Democrats il
fold. ~
Philadclphia Record Dcml: South C,nroIin,
ms Srrcdel again. The adoption Of the Ocnlr
platform hns cut her Oft from political conncc
tlom with her sister States. This time she does nj
nulify: she seeks to establish a condition Of
nulibi. "
fittSs'urg Chronicle Telegraph Rcp): If the
rhrin"r$' y iliancc succeeds in dvcrting Soutr
tnr"'inn this year il will be the most crcditablt
thing II has over done.
Washington Post: Tho New York Sun vii
now shine warmly on tie South Carolina Dem
OCrNtS.
Indianapolis Sentinel (Dcm): The South Car
DINA Democracy SurrcndcrS It's charter