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and have laid their plans to capture
the same, and those who have hereto
fore sent their money into the state
have become alarmed, and justly so
too; and now they refer keeping It IN
hand until this crisis is ended. NO"
it i: not my desire TO unlustly crlilcl'e
the Alliance, for lis fundamental
principles are good: and had they
adhered to them and carried them ont
our country would have felt its whole
some effects. But they suffered them
selves TO be loaded down by political
demagogues who wanted office and
saw that was their only chance, and
they now have succeeded i'll large
measure in filling all the seats in our
legislative bodies, who are enjoying
the fruits Of office and saying 10 the
wool hats, "plow on, b}ys, all Is
we'll"
The end is not vet, judging from the
resolutions passed by the County and
S,a.e Alliance. They will not III tile
future support auy NAN for cttice who
who will not endure Their demands
A minority of fifteen Thousand White
votes ruling 4 majority OF ii least
eighty thousand How strangely reso'
luliunS work. | know there are
lrrg4 humber Of members who d) noi
endorse he Ocall dcmaliu-, ,ail" STRANGE
TO >av they think they aIc b)und t.
b.. Governed bv the Ailia:.ct majority.
Well, now, nv Alliance bIUlh"r,, IHu
>re the trouble ,ou have 4 ded III
Bringing about. Drn't y"n think II Is
about time 10 comc 10 Your Snuel
senses and ;: wlIith,r you are drifting
Yourselves aul abou; TO enSuIf all or
YOUR friends III hopeless despair
lu>tead Of enhancing HE value %! your
products they are di ec!aling In value,
so hat our cotton crop which W Ill soon
be vn The market will have no sale.
hole Congress will he atle 10 do
something that will restore confidence
and unlock the m 'ney AID get II IN
circulation 80 we will r"aIiZe some
thing for our crop, if they Ito not there
will be trouble sure enc ug!:, AID every
body will be lie to suffer, both
friends and foes.
Repeal The Sherman law. i've us Tree
coinage Of Il yer ami plac= |. on Il
parity with go!,i. Then repeal ihc zen
per C., ut tax on State banks Ul l'Snt !;
at er that take The tariff till by /: e
til, oat and li'l.! on 10 it un;il .ou can
make such reductions as the nation
will be benefited by it. Why should
this, the grard.st government on the
earth, ask England or any o:htr Euro
;ran power what Kind of mo! c She
,hail have. Guld and silver l. our
constitutional money, AMI re!nla'e e
silver again; change lne quantity ot
silver in tie dollar or lessen The GOD
dollar. WEcn Ibis i: done there will
br d disposition en tie past Of other
nations tn settle The Qucs:lcn h':aIiy
through all international congress.
Is.e Judge S:lnon'on has given the
Palmetto Bar very back eye, and
would not be- surprised before II gets
we'll that it will be one OF the Things
cf the past. Would it not be we'll Tor
the Governor 10 stay his trade mark
for awhile to see whether lie will have
any use for the patent.
II seems that the Popu'ists bid talr
10 grow il the next national election,
as She is promised i large contingent
from South Carolina. We will have
lively times in our State campaign
next ,qar, think, with these threat
euirgs before us. 1t will be yell to
see that none but Democrats be allowed
to vote. The issue will be forced upon
US and We must protect The principles
of our grand old party.
Under the present depressed condi-
ton of affairs throughout the state, u
would suggest the proprlety of the
Governor calling The Legislature to-
geiher in extraordinary session for the
purpose Of passing a stay law until
such time as the money can be placed
in circulation for the purpose of meet.
ing the demands of the people, for II
there is no relief afforded US our conn-
try will suffer inevitable ruin, for we
canno, afford to give our cotton away
under press. A say law will meet
the necessities OF all parties 50 one
will not have the aav"n':gr OF al"'iher.
The STAY law saved our country III the
l.. construction period, which rcl:c1 was
all n,lcd by our emrni"s ii that time.
Now it can certainly c"I.r !" @"od
grace by the government "ho:e pro
vince it is To- look after the q II 'rai
prosperity of lis -u'.i cts.
These /, tlec:ions are EhroNn ou' iol
what they are worth. 7. INK
August 26, 1893.