The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
MR.. BRAWLEY TALKS.
THE NATURAL. RELATIONS OF FED
ERAL AND STATE POLITICS.

; ER6l AND 5 TAT { POLL TICS.
Republican Omce -holders viii uot bs
Disturbed Until their Time Ia Out. and
they win be Succeeded by Young Demo-
| Gratis.
WASHINGTON, May 1G.-Representa-
tive Brawley has been here for several
weeks looking after the interests of his
constituents at the White House aud
| in the various departments. He does
not play politics with a brass band &C
compartment, but no Is an indefatiga.
bic worker, and his personal relations
with the President and the members of
the Cabinet are such us to render him
an exceedingly valuable member of the
House. He is the natural leader OF the
South Carolina delegation IN the House
| and his influence will undoubtedly be
felt VIXEN the Administration proceeds
with the distribution Of The Federal
patronage IN the State
Last evening | called upon Rspresen-
| tatlVe BrHWleY at his apartments IN the
metropolitan Cub chambers an found
him hard ut work with Il mass OF oili-
cial correspondence. His friendly att
tude toward the Administration aUd
his high Standing in Congress is well!
tho na,nity of h;s n.,n,i,ri,, u; H. ~ T. ~
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tus th.n ti,,t ar .nT KHAN
the deIaynfinn Jaan-'o,v,re "a mn,I,, w.
in ev,rv On nn,Inio,tinn La ~, ~, ~
and his only regret is that h, clnuCJ
always SEM such reply RS his conSti-
! tuenS hope Tor. IL" tries to I've friuk
| with 'he>n and avoids rniSl .t:,iiTG ;hem
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act Gf his viii o,ve inst pvrusa t| tbnso
who seek to Lead our people to look for
relief from present evils to 3nv othor
combinations or ORGANIZATIONS.
mo. | did not refer to the action of
| the May Convention nor to tho resolu-
tions Genouncing hlm, nor did he. and,
while do not aoubL that he Will be
| firm and un5ending in maintaining
those principles which were the Subjal5
| of denunciatlOn, | do pot thnn that he
cherishe3 any personal resentment to.
wards those who may have opposed his
nomination. and will not endpavor to
use the power of the Administration
to punish or put down any men or set
of mru who have differed honestly vita
him on public questions. lie has pro-
found faith in the good sense OF the
people, and believes that however much
they may have been led aS'rav upon ii.
nancial questions they Will ultim ttely
come to right conclusions He thinks
that the financial Troubles in which the
country IS row involved by reason Of
the mwi4e legislation Oh silver will
serve TO bring our people to SOunher
views. l therefore look to see him
adopt policy calculated to strengthen
those who are IN accord with him in
the principles Whlch he regards rs vital
to the country at large"
| Can you give me any information
az to who IS likely u be appointed to
the chief olliCe5?'
"NO. 1t IS not likely that the ap-
| pOintlnentS will be made for some
time, as the policy of the Administers
ton seems TO be fixed that ali officers
will be allowed to serve their terms un
less some special cause for removal eX-
lists. There is some uncertainty as to
whether the time shall be considered
as to have commenced with the first
entry into Office or from the date of
confirmation. That is Il matter not
yet absolutely determined"
"Do you think that the slate pro-
posed 10y Senator Irby and his associ.