The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-05
T1LLMAN CATCHES A TARTAR.
Oarlington's Mayor Shows up the
Governors Misstatements.

Darlington's Mayor Shows up the
Governors Misstatements.
Darlington, S. c., April 4.-Mayor Dar-
gan has made another statement for pub
hcatlon, this one in rejoinder to Gov Till
man speech. 1t is as follows:
you know the governor is politician and
- making campaign speeches. When poll
1NIdu LetS IN hole he naturally tries to get
Sut Oh II, and if he has committed mistake
ny ~ tne last man under the sun to honestly
N.Y. my H. lie tries to put 1t on some one else.
InerG are one or two inaccurate statements
Uasz MS which do not like to
says SAYS 0ysT s6aony without ,So correcting He
@ IhaJ they had been sent there because the
may OF mad allowed them to be iusulted and
iGttssu TO their faces. If the governor was so
ituoLIaeu That l, as mayor, had allowed that,
~ - lulotnant Is just liar. This is the first
'NIIgIuatlon have received of such fact.
n ~ SAYS again, two boys, mere striplings,
toy INTO ti2ht, and some fifty men, armed to
c-a Cug a.ct .ceth, went to the depot and picked a
tAaIltl With the cOnStableS, and men on both
Itot' were killed. / don know who informed
I'm I'm OF this fact, but who ever did so Just lied
tiOH. . -
THE FAULT CAN BE PLACED.
,A2an he says the fault cannot lie clearly
htaJeu. ana possibly never will e known. AS
w. tull. the governor is a very badly informed
--"l' 't NE lays that fiattering unCtiCn to his
,I MI, ana / venture the prediction that he
,gi ,ii "l4 the fault clearly placed, and that IL
".u ue found that the constables simply did
10y lllhg else but their duty You will find
a. never said as ne states, that
r ro governor had exercised power that
Nv governor had ever attempted but / say
NJ" ug" and think facts well-known to the
ITlotle OF south Carolina bear out my state
-u.' w nat did say was that Gov Tillman
ars ,5at lHat his spies have privileges that
Sfa,a ao, enjoyed by any other citizens OF this
evsI e'c and, L Will add, privileges that
e rH ne does not enjoy. / notice that the
f't'-Aor tries TO get in an April joke. Well,
\ II.Ps ne enjoyed IL. 1t does look
faat5,ag5 lHnny that after all this fuss and
r11r lhe chiet officer OF the state would
a, -'i N ms troops up the hill and then down
TeS.L. wen, that is n joke we have enjoyed
IotG tuuch IN these serious times, but it does
ro n, 'tuuhy That the governor had his friends
St, ~ 30 much trouble to try and get his CON
1rs ,".tes out OF the hands of the people who
~ HOY trying to find them.
is tH lhey dld not find them and reckon it
dores ZOO soyou thing they did not. because had they
bs,-o 20 possibly some good citizens would
Gp,o Aau to die before these spies bit the
"AlIlNGToN's MEN NOT BARBARIANs.
d,i LQlce that he asked the question; why
rnIu 'ucy not lynch the man they had in their
/ arg.1 VINO was admitted to be In the row.
RrG yer. because we are not lynchers; we
So-,Aaot aot cutthroats or robbers. We are
h. ~ Carolinians, and fight a man as long as
d0,rr7 40 up; but we never hit the man that is
he ~, rs. We don't fight that way, and that is
prpt,, son s. the man was not lynched. know
d. ~ wen what Gov. Tillman wanted us to
trst uuuerstand him very we'll II is not the
Won Poltlclan have seen. The governor
rag.to nave liked our people in their
Wis 70 nave murdered this man McLendon,
h. am informed, boasts of the fact that
hav- 2 H. klled three other men. He would
'-Ned LOT us to have destroyed the dis
two gl " leeause then there would have been
AUS which he could have pointed TO as