The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26

we all ought
10 .oss hfm and he ought to love us, for
when our business fails he suffers and when
he fails we suffer. You cant cut off your
little finger unless your whole body suffers
from it. So you see plainly 1t is an error
the Alliance has fallen intH, swhenssthey
thought they could cut off all small business
and it wsuld be a help 10 tfenia by cut
ting off middlemen they are now suffering
by getting comparatively nothing for their
produce Nearly all small merchants and
middlemcn are now raising their own sup
plies. They have become producers instead
of consumers. Newspaper men, railroad
men aud others are doing likewise
Let us all trade at one store anu what
will become of the rest of the merchants?
Let us ali subscribe for but one newspaper
and what will become of the rest of the
newspaper men? Let us all deposit in ono
bank and what will become Of the rest OF
the banks? Let us all employ one doctor,
one lawyer, and one preacher and what viii
-- e~osvus % tee remusniug ooo'or., ,-~yvrs
and preachers? Every man shou q 50 dis
tribute his money as /, keep 1t in circula-
tion. Our Northern brethren, who are now
constructing n large cotton mill IT Columbia,
saw they would rather have fee labor at
double the cost of convict labor rs the money
n.ll bc distributed among our business meh'
g, 4 our bu usipcss men nlust feel that they
uirhr TO buy their goods from such men
Ave plouched corn when the ground was
10, wet and killed it. When saw my error
stopped ana hope you oil VIII do likewise
Yours tuly. =. j. RvcNEs'
ALL MIXED Ur.-A representative Of the
syccnvHIc NccS asked i. +. Perry how he
n.ppened to be in Columbia at the confer
ence of administration leaders.
MIR. Perry replied that his presence there
at that time was accidental. lie had been
roid nothing of the meeting ami knew noth
i,r of it but what lie had heard since. III
,dicated that the people taken into Tower
nor T,llmau' = confidence now are very few
and that good many men supposed TO b'
closely identified with the administration
are left out in the cold when matters of i'm
portnuce are TO he considered.
..Have you ever found out why T'llmaI
backlisted you ~ he was asked
"No," was his reply, "but i suppose ]
was bec,use | supported JohnstOne ant
Brawley. As far as that goes, though, !
there was to be blacklisting about that, I'LL
man ought to have blacklistcd himself, 10
he supported George ID. Tiliman, who was II
the same boat with the otner Congrcssmel
aud was fighting the Alliance Candidate.
Mr.. Perry said that he had heard that th
slider the question of an extra session. u
had struck some of the crowd going down
met them at Grcenwood-but said nothing
them lie and Senator lrby are not
speaking terms.
"Holy Smoke said the aStonished GT"c,
pWe Ne,cs man-"you and lrhy don speal
Irby and the GrceRUitte Ners don't spesl
Shell and the GrsenvWe News don tspcak :
"WelI, Shell and lrby don't speak to eaC
other" added MIR. Perry.
"Well, what is this country coming 10
lie Was "Ilere are all our best pc
pie oil split up. ia hest peoples CONVEX
lion was called we could do no nothir
because none of us are on speaking tern
with each other
MIR. Perry smiled rather sarcastic smi
and said he didn't know exactly what u
country was coming to.-GreenoHe Ne'oS
How LYNCH Law HURTs.-Lynchings n
only break the peace of the State, AMI som
times sacrifice the lives of the innocer
but they deaden the conscience Of the col
munity, destroy all respect for law and ie'
to oanarchy.--AUanta CoastitWioa.