Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
HITLER AND TlLLMAN
Lvely WAR or WORDS BETWEEN THE
CAROLINA CANDIDATES.
I,,,os, Uut Not Quite n Personal COLL.
sion-No Excitement at Columbia
Over Closing OF saloons.

most Vut Not Quite n PERSONAL COLI
sion-No Excitement at Columbia
over Closing OF saloons.
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'IIARI, ,ESTON. s. e.. July 3l.-An at
nnt Of Tinman's friends to howl down
aa,or Butler at Union to-day caused
,siicrahle excitement and some OF tne
.Vd became very boistcrous. and broke
On the fence around the speakers
nd. General Butler. however va
b. calm, and collected. lie scorou '''
rans who tried TO prevent him ifV'''
.,k,nv and made "a long and "ioqu'n'
..ch Tho cause Of the assault ."
tler WAS n showing up oi human
suanaeement Of the dispens"ry - s'''''
~, ,ho sDuaiorial candidates lIt 'he
-, 49,. ,,cr.. both in a bad humor.
|, ,.r.l ,yflcr dined at the railway-s'a-
|, t,ssr and Governor Tiiiman went
-. r.,pscnd's General Butler an
,.o.t that he Intended TO see Gov
,rf..,.,u about the matter Ihey
rot meet again until aiteT the Idl'I
sn,fiuuburg had siartfn. 'o'e' ~,
imam lad gone into tho fullindn' az"
4 sitting with Mr.. StanhaIhe 'lsoi'
,..r.I butter took his seat lh ,n' al ~
Ds.h. and soon aiter inc i"'l
r..l began 10 look Tor "o'e''o'
.. ,.Usrap r.mcn had an idea wha'
, ,.,. a,d were al close behind Nun
.., tr.u cam. g. neral kichbourg' Air'
.,.... colonel John Gary Waits, MI
t..r CAL Caughman. and q. neidi bu'-
. hr,fh,r. That was the hrst coH'"'-
'f,.r Going through the regular u'lu
,..r,. went iu ihr Pullman. On 'hF
,t s,-,t get Governor Tilimah AN" -"''
..0n Do conversations .,.,,,.,,.
..,,.,.,l puficr asked Governor lh'"' ="
..D..r ne did not know the "i'Iy'c
.., .h. li.reuaary had been ptcmH' 'Ni'-
,.1usll ln tAr News ana ''"i I''
....t accident. Governor 1illndh re-
.,,.l seated and rcp'ed that ne "'.
...0r' from Atr. kohn 'c)rresPoI'''''" III
... Na,s. and Courier sonl"ih'"s
..., t,. matter General Butter lnsiS'ei
..i.,- II hc dli not know II WIS an
...,t Governor T.ilman replied 'ha'
d Dr.. icon in G.neisl Buffers place ne
.tl r.ve made personal explan'u""'
t., cam. up ou the train with nm '"Hl
i.o,,.D Hc had 40 right. ne sId' ~
l D., ,fr kohn for an explanation
..o,,.l Uuirr insisted and called LOT
...,. en,.ifc statement They Spnt
3d.. eor minute. General Butler cilled
,i.. ,.,rcsrordcnt 10 explain what u"
,,,.r e.iI that Governor Tiiihldn ma
Is him up on the telephone ana
,,t,t IN. d-ponsary publication
.,Y, ana 10 Wls not delivered le
fg.f tlat copies had been gwen "",
. mailed. and that hc had ttiegr"!ieo
\.v.s AMI Courier that the matter
..i,I mot D.. lmiIishtd. 7s il Mas no. d'-
.r.d ~ IAur.us. This seemed 10
,. things as uu.rtain AS ever VIII"
moral EutIrr. and Governor 1liIinah
, maj m. matter should have been eN-
ind ID him by General Butler, ana
H., ftc Ncws ana Courier was no iIich"
his ....,.
FLOOD BREAKS LOOSE.
.ftor l0mmius ard having. the hood
.t. loose. when General Butler SAID.
a TINT has nothing 10 DO with 1T. ana
Dnnt 20 say that you pcrpetdted
in.r,f. fraud to-day. | have come To
van that these matters must be set
d personally. aud 1 will meet you any
sr.'
.,v.ruor Tliman: II did not know
.tn.r YOU were responsible or not
..4.iil Butler: You knew 1t perfectly
.' Yur p,rp.trltcd "A deliberate fraud
ID Dl.nf iu have come 10 me, and
..1rp. what you have done as de
rat. fraud. aud you know where TO
m,."
.y,rnar THlman: Il know"
r.~.I HutI.r. "Nou know Nou put
ISL, houIums up u bowling me down.
N1u know that YOU perpctrated
ul aud falsohood when You did SO
Caushman intericctei: "Hes, he Is
and with this ne mad a move
.4rds his hip-pockct He was laxative.
d ,,.,- crowded. 10 one side IN the com
tiDn. Governor Tlluan at this june
q, arose and look Il right at General
tl.r The two were specchl,ss for
oui or two.
...rnor Tillman said: Now, General
,l,r. Won are o.d and onc-lcgged.
.nrr1l Butler: And you are one-eyed. -
rnor Thman: "That don't hurt
rnvsical power. You know I'm not
aII of you"
pass ,ngcr came up and asked II they
3 political mc tlngs in Pullman-cars IN
..l.na.
,.1,ral Butler went on: II don't sup
.,. you are. but YOU can find me at any
ie." and made some reference 10 black
ards bowling him down.
GOVERNOR Illmtn promptly repil'd'
,kiu- ms finger I'm General Butler =
... eyes. blackguarls have fun sway
th.s state now. and you are one Of
,s. who holp.d To enact the anti-duel-
r. lass about fifteen years ago. ana a
ltlrmau can no longer get satisfaction
an INSULT am not afraid"
;au.ul Hrtler. THAT don't make any
f,,.uce. I VIII meet you anywh re and
any way"
ABOUT NON-DEBT PAYING.
'hc two principals kept mp the fire for
minute or two. when General Butler
10 Bee iid not intend to stand any more
ulis about his not paying hi debts.
g said when Governor Itilman had
ythinr 90 say he knew where to nud
u General Butler said: You made
.,r,ncc 90 my debts and | viii say that
Pr, heard that You made $4,000 mort
GOVERNOR Tillman: "Why didn't you
10. Ihat ON the stand
General Butler. Because | did not
0osc Co."
Governor Tillman; "You knew 1t was
General Butler: Il just want to repeat
yoI n0t 20 presume on my age or in
mites. end 60 tell YOU that | viii meet
u az any place or nj any time.
Governor TWman: I'm simply defending
ysc,f
ionc'al Eutlcr: l want you to under
and that / have positively not been
s.nuating about YOU Why don't YOU
ny what l have charged. and not go
o. personalities? When YOU want 10
10, say 80.
Governor TillrA | don't want to fight
General Butler: Wen. refrain from max
s personal remarks about me.
Governor Tnlman: You have no right
make any insiuuations as TO my publ,
-. You can't separate my public record
,m my public character for honesty.
General Butler: / don't make any in
luations There Is no use talking any
ore when you have anything to say
mc 20 me first
General Fuiler referred to the bowling
wn. an1 Governor Tllman said: "Y0u
COW lad no more To do with that than
u cd'
General Butler: | want II understood
az / am going TO have my free speech
| have To- neht Tor II. But don't pu'
cse hooilums on me.
40 PERSONAL COLLISION.
COLUMBIA. :. G.. July 3l.-The cam