The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-20
l3royleS' Locals,

Miss Amanda Vining returned to her
home in Rutledge. Ga. last Thursday,
after very pleasant stay of three weeks
with relatives and friends in this commu-
nifty.
We spent a delightful day last week
with MI. G. w: Farmer, and were regal
ed with the most delicious cider and wa
termelons. Friend "Gad" has the best
prospect for q crop we have yet seen:
Mr.. w. E. Stevenson intends making q
lot of brick this summer, having engaged
one of the machines used at Fort Hill.
Mrs. Fannie Fuuenwider returned to
her home near Admission, Alabama, last
Monday, after an enjoyable visit to the
family of Mr.. N. o. Farmer.
School has began at Cedar Grove and
Smiths Chapel.
An article which appeared in the A Advo-
cate of 11th inst, headed ga Wall from
the Northwest" addressed to the Editor,
and Ue7y appropriately signed, fraternal-
ly, VIM. Hess, is, we think, the most Bit
ter SANDER of the Democratic party and
nominee that we have yet seen, and it
confirms our belief that the ADEQUATE is
nothing more than Third Party organ,
striving to remain in the great CleYeland
and Stevenson column, while it exerts
every effort to further the cause OF Third
Partyism in South Carolina. Mr.. Hess
calls upon Allianeamen to refuse support
to Cleveland. He could not have. called
upon an organization which would more
readily make "principle subserTient and
secondary to party than the Alliance.
It is political organization and has been
since it's birth, when fellow-citizens ard
Democrats were not allowed to attend
meetings, even when the government Of
our country was to be discussed and
changed to suit the Alliance. When the
"Principles that the brotherhood pro-
claimed to the world, to political parties,
that they would stand form an unbroken
column, declaring they would vote for no
man nor party who did not adopt them
and agree to enact them into laws :"
when these principles were enacted,
Democrats and voters, men who had as
much right to voice in,this government
as those who enacted them, were denied
entrance with closed doors, and were
prevented by the use of countersigns,
&C., from taking partin deliberations and
enactments which affected their own in
terests as much as those of Alliancemen.
Really, Is this the Gland Of the Free"
Then, after having usurped the rights
and privileges Of 90 many citizens who
were not adjudged eligible to member
ship, few Of that body, not content with
doing that, as they thought, small amount
of injustice to their fellow. Democrats,
organized ring within this immense
ring, alleged to embrace "Thirty States Of
the Union," and styled this fraternity
"Gideon's Band" A man is sacrificing
principle when he so totally disregards
all honor and his own interests 30 much
as to sever himself from the Democratic
party and joins the crowd Of the discon-
tented and af6liates with the Third Party
in the hope of enforcing the demands Of q
secret organization, which promised not
to interfere with his politics or his reli-
gion. Truly "Hell a1iU jubilee" when
there is such q state of things in
South Carolina "Grover Cleveland, in
deedv' "Wall Streets candidate W
"Alliancemen vote tor him ?" "Ten thou
sand times noW Hess. Editor Advocate,
indeed Third Party candidates DEM
ocrats vote for him /! Ten thousand times
Oof