The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-10-03
POPE,S PRONUNCIaMENTO.
he announces ainseIr a Tull-sledged d
Candidate.

nee be placed in the field in every Dis
trict. It seems pretty clear that the Re
publicans hope to secure control OF the
next House Of Representatives, and the
orders have been that candidates should
be run in every District, and as much
material as possible should be collected
:, for the probable contest. Special orders
have been issued that record should be
kept of every citizen who was debarred
from voting on account of the registration
laws.
Up to this time the Democrats have
concentrated their thoughts on the State
ticket, and it may be as we'll to work
little for the Congressional candidates.
The Irby Executive Committee was
loaded for possible opposition ticket
and it may be able to do some good for
the regularly nominated Congressman. ;,
Up to chis time the Republican "slate"
has not yet been completed, but as it now
stands it looks like this:
First District-Democrat, William Ell
Eliott Republican, Geo. W. Murray.
Second District Democrat, w. j. Tai
bert : Republican, H. Dickerson.
/ Third District Democrat" A. c.
Latimer Republican, Robert Moorman.
n. II. Evans Is running as Democrat.
Fourth Distrlct-Democ Stanyarne
Wilson; Republican, Lawson u. Melton.
Fifth district ut. J. Strait |;
Republican, c. j. Pride. Col. w. r. Da-
vie is running as "True'' Democrat.
Sixth District-Democrat, John R. Nc
Laurin; Republican, not yet named,
Seventh District--"D Democrat" j. Will
liam Stokes; Republican, E M. Brayton,
contested by Col. T.. B. Johnston.
In two of the districts, the 1st and 7th,
the Republicans have an idea that they
can win at the polls. With anything like
the usual work the Republ blican candidates
in both tof these districts can be easily
defeated.
Dr. Sampson Pope has been in the city
several days looking after his political
fences. Tonight he issued an address to
the people Of the State which, he says,
fully presents the platform upon which
he expects to win or meet defeat. The
address Is as follows 80.
J, 10 the Demo ocr1tic voterS OF South Car
olinu: AS there are some persons VINO
seem to think because I withdrew from
two primaries that Iwil1 not run the race
for Governor to the finish, I desire TO say
that nv withdrawal from the primaries
was to cheokmate the ring, who thought
they had me in q position to tie my hands,
and to put myself in position to run at
the general election. s-s
81 pledge my friends my word of honor.
If life lis spared me, that will run the
race to the finish.
95 In making the race I am fighting ring
rule more despotic in character than
sTammany itself ring whose existence
is acknowledge by Editor Gantteven In
the last issue of his paper; rins that
n "
Movement, but the Democratic party as
we'll: q ring, the members of which
laugh in their sleeves at their power to
fool the people, not only out of the offices,
but also in so; shaping the platform that
none can unde derstand playing the role OF
trick ksters ring. that is using the ma
'chinery Of the dispensary to perpetnate
themselves in lower, even through
blood the blood of the citizens OF the
State shall be spilled to carry out their
designs for perpetuati0n in power.
B Peace Is preached at the laying of the
cornerstone Of the Winthrop College at
Rock Hill. The opposite is hurled In the
teeth Of the citizens Of Columbia, after
the primary. ~
4Yon can have no peace until Ypu de-
Istroy the power Of these people, and un-
til YOU strike the dispensary law from
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rights ana LpesIy ol nes si..Ssns, ,,,n;-t.
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