The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-06-08

Mr.. TINDAL STRONGLY ENDORsED.- Many
strong Rctormcrs of Clarendon county are
making strong effort to get Secretary of
State Tindal to enter the race for Governor.
The lat issue of the Manning Times con-
tains card calling Mr.. Tindal to
enter the race aud n strong editorial Gu
dorsing min. Editor Appclt says:
1.-The people of Clarendon have callcl
upon Mr.. Tiudal TO stand for election, and
they have Il right TO command his services.
In calling upon bin they realize the nCces-
sity of having n mau at the head of the gov
crnmcut who will 50 administer the office as
to allay the bitterness now existing through =
out the State, and bring the people Lack 20
that friendly feeling which existed prior to
the revolution of 1890. They asa realize
the damage that is being done tn the State
by this constant warfare, and believe if there
Is not something done to pncify matters and
restore peace, the State will be permanently
injured and the Reform movement will go
down in disgrace. We must not stop to ask
which faction IS doing the damage, hut we
should do our utmost to repair any damage
done, and 10y doing so, the element of the
faction who are sincere in their opposition
VIII come TO us and make the Reform move
ment shining example for other States to
follow
''lu the name of the RctOrmCrS OF Iar-
endon we call upon James T.. Tindal to an
nouncc his determination TO enter the gubcr
Material race, believing the people through
out the State will recognize the valuable
service he has rendered the Reform move
mcnt. his sincerity To better the condition
of 'hc masses aud his ability to- ill the gu
bcrna' a'orial chair with distinction and honor.
They will also recognize in MIR. Tindal n
man whose heart is wrapt up in the up
h,,, III .
ment. and who has devoted years NJ a Sa"ri-
flee to himself for the cause. Let the Re-
formers throughout the State when nicy 30
TO their club meetings discuss the situation.
aud say whether or not the principles we
fought 50 hard for, can be accomplished
sooner by having man at the head whose
ambition Is 10 do the greatest good to the
= -grcatAt humber. Such n man is James +.
Tindal, AMI we mistake the temper Of the
people if they are not casting about TO
place nc Reform standard in jus, such
hands.
1t is entirely unnecessary hr Us to in.
form the people of who james T.. Tindnl is
they know him and know his record as
private citizen, churchmau AMI q states
man. We will say that if he wi enter the
race we are satisfied his entrance will hc re-
ccived with delight by majority Of the
true Rctormcrs in the State. We nominate
James f. Tndal for Governor. Is there
second To the nomination
To which the Columbia H,yiStcr gives the
following endorsement
This Is n strong recommendation and
comes from Il man who knows MIR. Tindal
intimately and personally. they being Of the
same county. II MIR. Tindal shuuli enter
the race he would have the support Of many
original RciOrmers throughout the stare.
Ii Is time he decided whether he will make
the canvass, for he may. If he dcfcrs his
decision, find that promises have been made
which will prevent some supporting him
who otherwise would.