The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-08-30
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Senate Of the Rsrforn Convention
Yesterday.
Delegates Do what 7hcy cane For.
ICOllcludc,l.l

Delegates Do what 1hcy cane For.
Concludcd.l
John CARY E'runs Nominated .to'
Gorernor and ". II. Timmcrn'u'
for Licutcnont GorcrnOr-Thc Ill
Huncc Demands u'nonimo"Sty En'
dorsct-- Speeches .from Eran$
Tn,@crmon, and ENerbe. Er'
crybo'ly in Lore for the Nominees
ond u Rcyulu' Lore fr0sL I'LL
Ir0und.
COLUMBIA, S. c. August, l7th.
WAITING ON TIE CANDIDATES.
Several motions were made as
to the appointment of Il commit
! tee to wait on the nominees. A
substitute offered by Mr.. Klush of
Abbcvillc was adopted. 1t was
| that Il committee OF five to wait on
the nominees and also invite Gen.
cral Ellcrbc and Secretary Tindal
to seats on the floor.
The chairman appointed the fol-
lowing committee: j. G. Klugb OF
Abbcvillc, j. e. Ellcrbc of Marion
d. J. Bradham of clare: ion, 0. G.,
Jordan of Aiken, w. ID. Evans of
Marlboro. IT. will bc seen that
three of the members OF this com
mittce were opponents OF the next
Governor.
While the committee was gone
The convention took Il recess OF lif-
tccn minutes.
At the termination of the ff-
teen minutes Senator Evans walk
rd into the hall on The arm of Mr..
Birdham of Clarendon. with the
| members Of the committee on each
side Of him. He was vocifrrously
chcercd. Hc walked up on tho
SpcakCr's s stand and was intrOdu-
ccd to the convention by chairman
cooper rs The next Governor OF
South CAROLINA.
MIR. EvANs's SPEECH.
Gentlemen Of Tn" convention
and Fellow RcIurmrrs: The feel
ings of the human heart cannot
br expressed by word of mouth
As sweet music is the language OF
the soul sois the sympathetic g!Hnc,
of the eye, the hearty shake of th'
hand and the hrothcrly cmhrac,
the true language of the heart
70 say that ! think You seem
cold and is but Il poor expression
Of The heart that goes out to cacl
and every. one Of you. Any word
] might say to You intended t.
represent my thanks to this bod,
would bc made Quate. There is
gentlemen, 4 tritc' saying that
thc heart speaks most when tn,
lips move not, and Lam sure That
is recognized by every member
here, when ! attempt to express
my appreciation of this nominal
tion which means an election tc
the highest Office in your gift.
| There is my nomination an rX-
preston of the people which
means moro chan any pen can
write means more than any pen
can write or any human lips CON
fcss. represent that element in
the Reform faction which was
born during or since th" late con-
! llict of arms between the North and
South that element OF the young
Democracy which now must carry
| The older clcmcnt---olr grand.
fathers and fathcrs--upon uul
shoulders, as Itncas did The olt
Anchiscs--a 'prccious burden. 1t
has been truly said that the hope
Of the State is in our young men
but no less true is it that The
pride Of the young men is the his
tory and the traditions Of the old
men who have made this country
glorious. (Chrrrs and voices
"That's SO, every word of it. y
! stand here as Il representative oI
BcGorm and Il rcbuk kc to your enc
mics who have attempted t" say
that the Reform movement IS t'
array class against class. ] stant
here to defend the principles %
my father and your Galhrrs-tha
! principle for which they fought
blcd and died, that principle
is dear to our hearts. that primer
pie which has been denied 10 Us
but which has been recognized h'
the Reform movement of SoutI
CaroIina-"Equal rights to al
special privileges 10 n"n".
(Chccrs.) Previously, Il m"l
fwithouL Il war record in SoutI
Carolina, was thought to b" incl
; |iSible to Office in this stat"
; Whilel | am here as a young MAJ
and ! don t mean that i'm the son.
WHICH, that word has been a stigm
in South Carolina, but stun'
here as Il young man who was bor>
, | = hhH lo n nnI,Ilini n,,l | h,,.