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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-19
A Tinma( rsAsDp.rd H.nd.hakins.

Tillms> >-sAsppsrd Hsndshsking
At the y hmpaign m.stiug at walhalls last
Thursds3 De following very interesting
ssd. at fhs saue time, ludicrous scene
created considerable laughter ct the expense
Of Gov filImsn aud Mr.. Bsust.
EGG. Sheppard was speaking. and
-ll.io a-E--.ius Ii,Imsn 5 scheme to get o
Consti' u4oual convention and adopt . law
limiting tuffrsge, Governor Til'man inter
ruptei hV y several times with protestations
that the bople would be the ones to say
a whether eh qualification should o'
This 10 a arcs-ion upon which the two
| sides have}ysn, arsuiDg from diam metri ically
! opposite views at the last dszen meetings--
the TillmansPsaksrs saying there could be
| no quslifics,kn on voting without the peo-
| pie passing uPNn i,,I and the Conservatives
| declaring that We convention would pass
such law without submitting it back to
the people to be ttiked.
| After several Passages with Governor
Sheppard, Govern( Tillmau final y exclaim-
ed: "If a new c&stitution is 10 be sub
mitted back to the leople, and We have n
majority Of 10000 begross, how in Gofs
name are you goinglo get it ratified p
Governor Shepparf clapped his hands q,
this admission. s'yirt al told youso lie
denies your power topnderstsnd your own
minds. l have been \tryipg to draw the
Governor out on tlAs question for two
months"
Governor Sheppard then made . ten
strike with this remarB during which he
neatly "took eff the gentleman referred to-
Now Beuet will never again have the
power, with his lnsgnifo basso profundt
voice, to say law limiting suffrage can't b'
passed without submitting 1t to the people
Great laughter from everybody snsued.
Bsnst applauded with voice aud hands
Governor 'Tillmsn caught Governor Shsp
| nard,s hand ets0-i --L-:A --'-1s.----S--'-y
| adyanced.to DO the same thing. The remark
literally brought down the house, AMI there
was nothing to do but silently to acquiescs
in its truth. When he finished, Governor
Tilman got up and said Sheppard had made
the best speech he had ever made, and ho
was so eager TO countsraet il that he took
hand primary. but it was not very success
| ful.
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Program fer Teachers Association.

The Union County Teachers Association
held their regular meeting August 9th, but
on account Of hst weather the attendance
was not as large IS usual.
10 the absence Of the president, the meet
ing go Ss;;vI ~ o.1.. oy sirs. b. ". Cliff
ford.
The program was carried out as usual,
and great iutere,t was manifested by all in
the whole meeting.
The following is the program for the next
meeting to be held Sept Sd:
Music-Mi,s Saliie Munro.
Word method Of teaching Reading. G.
practical lesson,-Miss Anpabelle johnson,
Mrs. y. NJ. Liuder, Mr.. - McKown.
Exercise from Dio Lewis. Method Of
Calisthe henics-Miss Anusbells johnson.
Best method Of Teaching Arithmetic.
'(paperl Mr.. Robt. Morrison.
Music-Mrs DIR. Orr.
Recitation or Resding.-Mis, Minnie
Gist.
Music. c.-Miss Josie Garner.
Is the reading of newspapers beneficial in
schools? (Question).-Mr Ed. Aycook.
Aliernates.-Mrs. Nj. E. Britton, Mr.. J. L
Walker.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
To the Voters of Union County.

Mr.. EpIroR: Dear Sir Allow me space
Ill your columns TO state TO the voters Of the
County ,ha, there hns been report in por-
tions ofthe County tha, ! he'd Withdrawn
from the race fog County Treasure. Thip
report was circulated from statement made
~ myself that il my health did not improve
il would be impossible for me to make the
County canvass. Also. from a report that
the Governor had sail if | were elected he
woul not appoint me With these obstacles
in my way did at one time think of with
drawing, and so stated in n speech at Wilk.
irsville. But am thankful TO state that
there is considerable improvement in my
health, and ] Gm N possession VI written
Informal on from Governor T.llmar hat, If
he is elected he will appoint the man
who gets q majority Of the woes of the
County NJ the primary election: besides.
have bean urged by quite o number of the
good psopls Of the County not to withdraw
but TO go on to the end, which intend to
do God baing my helper and those Of my
frie0at vi &c decrc to vote for me will find
my name upon the hcseL.
Yours with respect,
j. i, 7. SoorI.
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Death Of Mrs. w. I. Beatty.

Again are we called upon to snnouncs the
death cf another Of Union most cstimable
Laiiss, Mrs. William +. Beatty. ne Miss
Nsely Culr, which occurred at tho old
family residence last Thursisy night. at
10 o clock.
Mrs. Beatty was the youngest and only
surviving daughter of the lamentci Mr.. +.
ID. Culp, and the last female member Of one
Of the best families of this County
Her life was spent in Union, and by her
gentleness of manner and christian walk
she in early life cndeared herself TO oil
whose good fortune it was to know her, and
she will be greatly missed by her many
friends
She leaves devoted husband, two chill
drcn and five brothers to mourn her loss
who have the sympathy "f the entire com.
Muniy in their sad bercsyemeu;
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BeAp The principals of the Gaffncy City
Male and Female Seminary have conclud ed
that hereafter they viii take u Summer out
ing, like other 70 ks an devote tho winter
months to the School room, like ether
Teachers. Ia other words. they have deci-
ded to return to the Winter sessions Of the
Seminary ins cad of tho Summer. No doubt
they have found that neither Teachers nor
pupils like to work in tho hot Summer days
when everybody else, in the mountains as
we'll as the lowl.nds, are seeking cool places,
res. and recreation.
Well, the uitfney seminary is splendid
institution ani We have no doubt tic clan c
will attract an increase of patronage. There
is no healthier place than Gatfney City, and
no community has y more enter prising and
whole souled people.
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SmlLonS CoNSUMrTIuS CuRE.-This is
LCyUnd question the most successful Cough
Mci!tiLc VIC have ever sold. a few doses
Invariably cGve d c worst cases Of Cough,
Group End Bronchitis, willie = %onlcrful
success i'll the cure Of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history Of medicine
Since its first discovery it has been sold Oh \
guarantee, test which no other me iicimc
can stand. II you have cough we ear
ncstly ask you 10 try it Price lOc SOC aud
ifvour lungs are sore. chest, or back
lam. Us Ehi,uh' r"rous Plaster. Sold by
u y smith " 90
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NOT PARALLtL CAsEs.-Thc contemplate
Wirodgsrster excuses the Tillmanite attempt
% kill Maj. Murray at the Cedar Grove
meoing, by citing the McGowan-B BENEFIT Incl
dent at Abbeville and the Orr-rilman Incl
dent at Union. There Is NJ possible parallel.
Mr.. Bsnet accused Mr.. McGowan OF endors
ing lie, AMI he resented it by striking
him. Governor Til man insinuated that Col.
err wns q liar. and lie made him dodge OIL
Of it. In each case the Tillmanite gave the
provocNtion by Insult. But Maj. Murray
as candidate, merely tried to speak at regu-
lar meeting for candidates, and was mooNeh,
beaten, and barely escaped with his life lie
gave no provocation, offered no insul'. Tile
Sfdfs.
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Ir Should RE IN EVERY lIoUsE.--J. Il.
Wilson, 3Il Clay ST., Shar ySburg, Pa, says
he will not be without DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry for Consumption, Coughs AID Colds,
that it cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack of LA
Grippe" when various other remedies and
several physicians had done her no good.
Robert Barber, Of Cooksport, Pa, Gains
Dr.. Kings New Discovery did him more od
than anything hc ever used for Lung trouGie,
Nothing like 1t. Try it, Free trial bol!lca
ut Is. +. Poscy's Drug Store. Large bottles.
DOC. and 81 .OO.
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THE PRoTRAcrED DRouGHT IN Texas BsO.
KEN AT LAsT.-San Antonio, Texas, Au-
gust ll.-lleavy general rains have con-
tnued for several days over Southwestern
Texas. covering the drought region on the
lower Rio Grande and extending into
Northern Mexico, where it has not rainGd
for three years, and where much suffering
existed. The Rio Grande is on boom for
the first time for several years. Washouts
on the railroads are numerous but the
downpour is invaluable, breaking an cx en-
ded drought and ending much misery.
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For the TIMES.
Meeting of Baptist Association.

The next session Of the Union County
Association of Baptists will convene with tho
West Spring Baptist church, at IL, A. NJ,
Aug. so. The clerks Of the churches are
requested to make foil reports Of all church
aud Sunday work. Blanks for such reports,
if not in the han Is of the clerks, can be
oh. aimed of brother ID. n. Wilburn, at Cross
Keys. We hope to see full attendance of
delegates.
Il. e.. LAMPLEr,
ID. n. WILBURN. Mo lerator.
Clerk.
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sn4- The County camnnsn i. in rrll bias,

nea Tb. ,,u,tv ,,r,r.,, - r,ul,,.,
-ho, opl i;v.,v and ~, ,.rr,, - t.,r,
,ui,, o,r;w,r,on. n,,w.c, .,mo ,r ,,. con.
l;I,,,, fo,.le,islo.iy.L, L,roy.
TruI, ,h,,, ws Il. cl,l who, III, c,oc,;on
iso rho. b..n c,,,i,,r - ,,o
,;,,,ror,,ior orl fols. c,or,cs In oil ,Los.
1,r,,roi;,;,r ,o,j.O tho .r.,,o hor. 10,
..Ine upon line a.d rrccc,, unon rrcc,rt,
rour.I into them. and no.. ,L, ln,. orc
drawn tan, and di..inc, between ,oun,rvopd
town, cnritnl and labor. vocorinos aroin>,
yocot,ns, apd elias. e.a;us, c,os. And oI,
these unhappy divisions have been cre,tsd
by nppcals of politicians +, The rr,iulic,s of
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An Object LESSON IL fREE SlIyrE.-
London. Aug lO.-A special dispatch to
the Times from Calcutta says that lead ng
Papers there, in view of The Alarming rall in
the rate OF exChahge, urge the ,vernment 10
Immediately c!osc the mlnts 10 the free
coinage Of silver. They comi lain that the
.,T,rnmsrt % doiLG no.Linc to face gIGs,
crISl'
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pSH When not convenient to call on Mr..
B. F. Townsend. Secretary Of tho democratic
club Of this (Union) Township, who has the
club list, or in his nhscucc from the town,
persons wishing to enroll their names can
do so by calling on :. :. Stokes, Esq.
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Due West Female College.

We call attention to the advertisement Of
this oil AMI admirable institution Ii has
stood the test of years and to-day stands the
equal of any Female College in the country.
healthy rural towns in the South, with 3
-".r". OF icncncrs inferior to none, in point
of ability, efficiency and christian character,
it certainly offers the highest advantages for
the thorough Intellectual education and
moral training Of cur yIuLg ladies. We
have very warm attachmen, for the Due
West Female College of many years standing,
formed by an intimate acquaintance with
its noble christian Founder, Rev. W. /.
Bonner, when he wa, young man.
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Ben,. We are rcqucstc'! to sate that all
names left with Trial Justice :. :. Stokes,
for cnrollmcnt on the Democratic Club list
&C -,.,s .v"msmIp, VIII bo properly placed on
tho list, il given in proper time
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TUT IWt IWtS
Letter from North Gaoraia

Hickory FLAT, Ca, Aug. l6-MR. EDI-
Il have been thinking Of writing to
the TIMEs for some time, but have been
toe busy, aud embrace the first opportunity
to write n short letter to your paper for the
benefit OF its many req lers. / lef. South
Carolina last November f,r the hsalthful
and prosperous country Of North Georgia,
where am now engaged in teaching
have been studying the school system
of Georgia, and find il in the hands Of edu-
Gated and enterprising men. The system
offers the children OF the State an education
if they will make little effort to secure it,
The State pays out OF tl,o putlio fund, t.
each child of school age. from to S cts per
day for one hundrei days any time he or
she may choose to attend school.
Georgia offers much greater advantages
for the education Of The masses than South
Carolina. | cannot see why that is Whv
csnnOt South Carolina do more for the great
cause Of education? 1t seems to mo tho
best way to ruin the happiness and pros
Perity of any country is to fail TO educate
Its people.
am miles from Canton, on tho N. X
Ga, X. r., teaching. find the people
much Interested IL ed"cafion, end tie work
is progressing nicely. NJ school averages
about - out Of a roll Of 81
II" teachers OF the STATE hOli monthly
institutes while the public term lasts and n
weekly institute during the summer, which
is great benefit to the teachers.
While am 'ono Of the South Carolina
boys" and wish her all tho success posi-
BILE, do not hesitate to say that she is not
doing for the rising generation w'iat her
nelghbor States are dong.
North Georgia is rough and billy clear
deep streams of water, high and dry, hut
productive SOL
The farmers raise tut ht.le cotton. W:
abundance of corn, fruits, vegetables, grares
and potatoes for which they find q ready
sale at the government distillcrie,.
The people are industrious and euterpris-
ing and seem to be the hnppicst have ever
met.
If any u! my friends wish TO know where
AIN and what am doing they c,n find out
by addressing mo at Hickory Flat, Ga
Yours very truly
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GArrNEY MOvING TO THE FRONT. The
Secretary of State on the llth inst granted
a charter to the G0tfncy Wagon aui Furni-
ture Company of Spartanburs Fifty per
cent of the capital has bcen paid in
DirectOrs-A. n. Wood, II. $. lipscomb,
). DGo"deloct, X. A. Jones, J.. b. Iiule-
John l.. jones ~. president ssore'ar2
and treasurer
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DrrELENS ArNICN SALvE.-The best save
in the world foI Cuts. Bruises Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, thilhlains, CoInS, and all Skin crup-
tious and positively cures Piles, or no ray
:Clnn ed. - grur"ntcCu to give pcrfCC,
satisfaction, OF money refunded Plco ~
GEMS per box. For sale by Il L. posHy.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh. diphthcria, rank"r mouth and
headache, in SIlli.OlIS CATA RRn RENE
Di. nasal in ector free with each o,Ilc
t." II it you desire health and sweet breath
Price SOC. Sold by IL. X Smith & CO.
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List of Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining i'll the PoStoiiicc at Union. for
the week ending Angus l2h, 1882.
Mr. J W Hampton Betsy Jones
NJ J@I,.es MIilc.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say iiadvcuiScd AMI will hcrcquirc
t. pay ON" cent inr der delivery.
j. e. HUNTER. T. VI
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H1S- There is no truth IN the published
report that Gov. Tillman fnvvrS W. G.. Benet
Tor the othco oi Attorney General, over
Assistant Attorney General. y. 4 Town.
send.
We Thought there could bs no truth in the
report but If there was truth in il it would
he piece of unrardonahle inkrItitudc and
injustice on the part Of the Governor.
BY right, Maj. Townsend should have sue
eccded \. j. Pope to that oicc, hut he was
not sufficiently acquainted with wire pull.
ing, 10 convince the Legislature Of the
justice of his claims. Since theu he has
been one ~ the most aSsiluous workers aud
able officers OF the administration, and has
fully earned the prVm)tion. Ills name will
certainly be found Oh the ticket.
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Remember, you cannot vote at the primary
election if your name is not on the domo
cratic club list of your township, hce ddy
before the election
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No. Mr. Psyton T. Love requests us ia
state that for reasons satisfactory to him
self he has withdrawn from tho canvass for
Auditor of tho County Of Onion.
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Mr.. Mayfsld Don't Like Gov. Tillman.


To tie Editor Of the Greepvile Mtms: In
n conversation recantly at Be.ton, in the
presence of tho Rev. f. Aud, G. W. MoGes
and the proprietor Of the hotel there. between
Prof John G. Cilnkso,les and myself, l
asked Professor Clinksca'es why w. d. May
field was not canyasSing the State with the
other candidates, and he replied that he
did not like Governor Tillwan, and gave the
following as his reasons That Governor
Tillmsn went into Mr.. Mayfield's Office ana
asked him to allow him (Tilman) to name
all the appointees that he (Mayfeld) had tho
right to appoint al over the State; that Mr..
Mayfeld told him il was asking too much;
that the people had elected him TO discharge
the dutss 81 erin,endent Of education
and he expected to do il.
That Tillman replied he was "nothiug but
ID coa.-tail swinger" anyway. and
ought never to havo been put on tho ticket
Professor Clinkscales was assisting Mr.. May
field In his ofhce ut the time. Professor
Clinkscales stated the same thing to other
parties in Williamson, and if called upon will
substantiate the matter.
Here is the governor of the State wanting
in addition to other powers, the right to ap-
point psrt,an men to control the education
of the children of the State, in order TO
keep himself in office Why not make hin.
dictator and do away with the courts, tho
legislature aud all State and county Offices
Power Power! Power give it all to me, is
his cry How long will free people stand
this thing: GEo. w. SULLIVAN.
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Friday, August 10, 1902.
CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.

;UBSCRIpTYON, 81 50 PER ANN
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The following list Of candidates for the various
county Offices will be added 10 new names are
announced In the candidates Quarters"
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE
Thos { Duncan 1hoS u Gore
I"I, I,olo Godfrcy Is Fowler,
U,W Harris q Walton Whitman,
John Mctravy Jci"Ii"N.
FOR SHERIFF.
\ Cole Lyl">, Gideon Long
Jane, u Baril"s,
FOR AUDITOR.
- Iuman Nati u Morgan,
! Dtts, j BIIl"S,
! Il Bant"u
EOl, TREASUII.E.
Sanford wibLrn HT Scott
J u Going, John l. Thomas,
W 7 letter.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
J w Nance, X : Thomas, Jr.
NJ M"hl"y y ChhniI"r'
w VI Guman 1h"N j Estes
FOR SCHOOL. COM MISSIONER.
NG I.itilrjohn. l. Irma~tur
J l. Walker.
FOR CORONER.
u FGrrgory. Jasper Ayc""k
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
- & ,.JxNcpn rr.,an.
FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATIoN.
TT ~ Smith
H@3y" The communication from Back
woods Farmer is crowded out. 1t will ap-
no week
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A Rare Treat fer the People Of Union.

Arrangements have been completed for
an cutcitainmcn, by "EDISON'S MYSTERI-
Gus rliONOGRAPll, on Tuesday night,
August 3D. in the Opera House, under the
auspices Of the NJ. f. Church. NO EAR
TUBES USED. a large audience enter
tanned at one time, as if in the presence of
the performers.
The program consists Of selections from
famous b,ndJ, such ns Gilmore's of New
York. Marine of Washington, Cadet of Dos
ton, and others. Notoi orchestra and quart
ete selections besides, Cornet. Pccolo.
Nylophonc. Trombone, Flute, etc.. solo,
aud vocal so'os with piano accompaniment
An opportunity will be given for any one to
speak or sing into the phonogrnph which will
DO Immediately reproduced to the audience.
Come aud hear the world Tau: ed wonder.
Admission - cents reserved seats 50
cents. Children IL cents. Tickets on sale
at Posey's i'rUg Store.
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Next Thursday, the Doth is the last day
for enrolling voters on the club lists, Don
neglect it.
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FIHR IN SrARIASuURn.-SLa SLartanLu!r,
AUGUST l5.-J. w. Garrett Jr's, residence
on East Main street was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. No one was in the
house at the time, and the origin of the fire
IS supposed to have been a combination of
rats and matches. The insurance on the
house and furniture was 81 200 which more
ti,aE cove tn. i,ss
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ANDERSON HoNoM MuRRAY.-Anderson +,
>. c., Aug. l0.-Maior Murray's arrival
home from Chester to-day was the signal for
a great demonstration. The merchants
CLOSED their stores and hundreds of our
citizens, including many ladies, gathered 81
the depot. The band played Dixie" and
cheers and the waving of handkerchief
greeted Major Murrsy's appearance.
He was taken on the shoulders of strong
men and carried to the hotel ChquoNs, from
the balcony of which he told his fellow
citizens of the Cedar Grove outrage. lie
charged the violence of the mob to tho
effect Of TilImanite teaching and pleaded
for sober thought and peace among the
people.
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The Political Tendency.

The political tendency in this country, is
T. th@ ccntralizarion Of the government
in the h.rd, Of the Bepnblicsu party.
Enact the sub treasury scheme and Civ,
the government mortgages on the farmers
crops, aud the farmers place themselves
under mortgage in the hands rf ,hn ".c:::S
Of the party in power.
Give the government contrJl {? Of the
railroads, telegraph aud express corpora
lions, md Immediately those. corporations
get control Of the government, or the politi-
cal party in power. They become political
machines, in conjunction with the postofice
department., to be run in the interest of the
dominant political party. or for any porty
TINT promises them most liberal advantages.
Whether the government buys or merely
unle takes to control their privilege, by
legislative enactments, tho same political
power will he exercised by them. Every
Engineer Conductor, Agent. Operator /,
Clerk, an Machiuist AMI every other of the
hundreds Of thouIsuds Of employees will be
cmi>arics travelling through every part o
the country disseminating the politioa
dogmas and working for the advancement
of the political party taat favors their inter
ests most
Aud what greater strength could any roriy
want 10 rcrpetuate its power than TO hol'
mortgages over the farmers aui have th
enormous vote and influence of the post
Offices, the railroad, express and TELEGRAPH
COM anies!
Nearly every prominent man who pro
nulged AMI first advocated the subtreasury
snh.m. .-L ..v government ownership o.
cln'rol Of railroads, express and te lcyrapl
companies, was and 10 an out and out rcpub
lican politician, and some Of them have
recently been elected to Congress, while
nearly every .nsrcssional district in tn,
South has Il candidate for Congress on the
Ocala platform Of which those two plank
mc prominent aud distinctive planks.
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N-yy" The communication from Back
woods Farmer is crowded out 1t will ap-
pear next week.