The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-06
IRBY KICKS OUT.
SAYS He WILL NOT BE BOUND BY
TIE LATE COMPROMISE,
And Strongly Eepuai:ites Any arrange
meut to Give tho Conservatives Half of
the Delegates to tho constitutional
Convention.
WASHINGTON n T. Fob o5

Convention.
10000.
;, i" 4ShlSGIoS, -, -. ~, rep. %.
10 the Edltoro1 me STATE: ! am re-
celVlng letters lrom a, all over the state
protesting against Ille cohsuMmatloh
OF schel4e q: o or agreement E, between Sen
ator-elect Human 3noGOvernor Evans
on one Slde ana John CaICIn VI, hemp
nil ana : oe barh"ell, OF charleston,
on the ctnef. n..
My irlehos ol tne helor.li movement
seem seem 70 oe anAlIus ~ hnow ,2 = "neLher @
L l, alil actins ~ collus.oii i WIN governor
EVans IS : aSalns. m ,,S Hna1 .ney cohceise 10
pe d saGtilCe aiI surieuoer It ol pllnclc
pie and their rights IN the election Of
delegates 10 tIe otale convention. l
Wlsh you would 1avorme with thepuo-
llcaCon OF lh1s lelIef "nlcn must ne
cessarlly De oriel, 70 say: jnat was
nos eonstlseu d Dy elrner sue 70 tllls
re;aeme anu amnt mI'e ba bS, uens
az at n no oo', oe Ln 49, III
leIteIS NC, m<ss III T;I1reen nen 1o ooIenood
- ost roo9 49, ma,n.ab1n i"n aouoan .omnIenUeo
m us nos1 ~ ien!aiHaDdo e,ii. oalesi s was
an.ons q I9s G. nIsI "n1 @ eouoeo Iot 4lln II III
IaueenS tuan ooun,y Larens anu tmool
.hlee 1t oItieis tnuoiseu US nis post'iTn -
Ine electl9n ol members II o1 sne Legis,
Ia latuie anu we went w tne Legisiature
~ o1 s sneereo at .1 auo alnos' ll cp csp1s upon
oy .ne rtn os oIn oL, Ia 1ne o'aIe Gai enI'
Manh;Ii Has vJIIioiie nJ "Totpeey ~ 'ae aaso oa1
no1iticians lr ' Wbon D,tHheI we hsd reacbed @ ~
he lima the crisis Tilimsn hacted
down and wrota a le,tar w;thdra VINO
from noIitics ~ havin q anvth;ng to do
With + Men Who 1era 90 mich in
symnatbv With bis idaas and on;n;o1s
as he was even IN ,annarantlT iano-
minious minority were unwiIling to
follow him and forsake the people
whom we had dared to lead and thev
continued the fioht in the T,eoisIature
He was tied hand and foot He could
not have cone before the neonle of
South CaroIina for anv Office after his
letter Of retirement hit for the death
Of Mr. Clemson beoueathing that
nronertv to the State for The benefit of
the farmers bows This cave him a
new opportunity and at nv SUCCESS
ton he came back into the political
arena. We met at Dan Tompkins'
house on the line of Edgefeld and
Abbeyille counties. in the sprino of
1889 and agreed upon a fight that
would give the people O: the State
control and dethrone the party led by
Cal. Hemphill and Joe Barnwell. The
condition and understandings wasthat
TS1lnoan was to lead and he The nomi-
noe of the farmers for Govarnor This
;e wh here tho Norcb oonTent;on scheme
,v vas 80 aereed I mon mo- ~ and the 1 VOL car,
RED red m hv the nrenarat;on Of = mani.
festo which was nubiished in January
foIiowino O that caIlinc the March con.
vention which nominated TiIlman for
Governor.
So far as 7 am concerned results
vera iii that T wanted did not ex.
meet anv nosition and mvnronotion to
fhe snea tarshin and ~ +be ITnite6
Stetas Sanate vas a. eraat . s,,rnr;se
~ ~ no az + Iros | ~ nv rnanU fr;anJs
Since NV NJ clection ~ fbe Sanste T hsTe
tr;e1 in sve,v resnect to be tr,1e 70 tbe
neonle IN - Who slectaJ me- both in Wash.
inofon @ and a. home one Of the main r
,,r;n c;nIes +bat was odyocate5 ot The
Wa.,ob oo,1an+;o,, ~ ~ ;ntanJoS - Le
- ~ ~ s,,aaos. nean az 41o - IL III. w ~
Saattt,toi 80 ~ suoI0o "as :ne oa. a 80 W
Oi bare 4'at = c.seaa as 49, bsndas+ Sne fbt 5
~ H. 20 n-e CO. - baJ 80 s;naa .n 1eoN 700 Wv W. SaS
Gai ' Ten,,'b;1 ''I 10 eanEs novo n
tnr ~l of Tha State ov and of tbe Gnoerv;I1e ~ M
News Ne s onnoseJ NM 1 to ~ thst ~ cai1 s sav ~ Il
with nroner resnect and FRIENDSHIP to
our present Governor that When the
crisis came and if looked as If defeat
would follow +he action of the Sta+a
convention ha aeJ tbe Stata snJ
could nof he found bv taIeoram ~ LOT.
tan ~ e;anotor ~ ~ % T;I1r,,a y stooJ e +m-a - ~ tnoa Nv
w. w. si - n 49, 49, nS :, ~ "a a. III
e % on ons,IJ T W. IA al pa, Ia @it o - a.
+I;s M % oai1 ond ore ~ ~ 49, 49, 1900 ,o ~ enJ
Tili;fied W al oVer " The The @ ITnifeJ S%stes s' ~,
the charees m Of corr1lntion ~ and frand 7
bad at Iesst evnected him ~ stsnd bv
The neonIe whom he had led since
1890 and not oo into anV alliance ~
com nron,isa for con, nronise means a
s,,rrender of nr;ncinIel With s1ch men
as Rarnwe1l and Hemnhil1 r know
What W M # means er I sfter the most fa;thf,,l
LOYALTY to TiIlman since 1855 I'D to
this time T also know what # means
after s Inv nv throWino owl On mvseIf into i, % the
Sreacb ;,,st one1asr . ao,o to- ~ saTa Evsns
sroTn ~ d;soracefI;I s c dafeaf to dare to ,rS on.
nose anv scheme that thev nav aoree
mon If the terms of AGREEMENT be-
tween this crowd had been fair and
honorable to the neonle and 70 the Re-
forno movement To,,1d not COW
r.ord 800 h,,t ~ II MEANS % tbe dofeat Of tho
ohiooi TG of+ W +ba Cons-;t,,t;ona1 ] con ven+;on ", w
oJItSoi @ 49, soo1on .nH 4a ,ao,,Ia ~ W tha 60
inow In, Ut + ' the hetter s r for Them " 'il0 ''0
- s,esl, S s as % an ;nd;riJnsi M Roforn,or
ond 'poa po4 as &c S+s+a m nbair1nen - hsca,,sa - ~ as
g. GU not oha;,.n q? n IT, ba-n T a1,ood1 as ao+eJ
or~II snd bod = bnnad tbatIhe @ MIN srU s schene e