The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-03-05

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xFifty-third Congress expired at
noon, yesterday by limitation. The fu-
neral of,ra butcher is thus painted:
There were but two mourners attend
ing1thel ~hearseAhis assistant, who got
the heads and livers Of the victims and
his faithful bull dog who gloated in
thefr%blood. The OK the grunter, the
hegoat, and the lamb swelled the ,fune-
raj procession with. music, and frisk-
ingRand dancing, making a joyful wake
ofctths event. Chanticleer, perched
highuponthe inky vehicle corowed long,
clear and Justify. .au
Ihe Fiftytthird Congress, assisted by
financial cranks, and Southern and
Western ,PPopulists bloodily bntchered
the Democratic party last November.
nYaHt ssMsE auc%. Il! &.U9. rir7,E "a. 4.
2r4.i.atH IHA lrfs
Byron'as a boyish folly inflicted his
"Houfs. OF I~dleness" upon the public
Alswarm Of critics, like bees, peeppered
him from all corners of Britain. In in
spired 'rage'he s'vollied and %thundered''
back with 'fEnglish Bards and Scotch
Reviewers"A-"go little book"-and
a%$okSe to, find his name immortal. Ac-
cording, to Tom Watson Judge Cobb was
imam advanced convivial state when he
addressed his now famous inquiry to
the speaker, but conditions have con-
tribnted to make his innocent phrase
The most popular of the time. "Where
are we atP'' }i" 49, &.'.' ui
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bJru S..~ ,@1tt!N.4N .a*ae-s 4 .l.!s
n There. are eight hundred men in
Lanrens County who are as refined
gold without flaw o blemish, as stead
fast and 'tfastLtto honest democracy as
the needle to the pole. They have been
kicked out Of the councils Of the So
called democratic Organization for
morethan oGriyears. When they find
tina they car unite with their fellow
citizens ON fair and equal terms, they
willijoin hands and: purposes: until
they soiflnd, they will reserve their
strength, pigmy or, giant, and place
their votes where honesty. Dictates
They will no longer pull hot chestnuts
-be monkeyed with, don't you see.
a. brJnGil 0..ux .%Hs,J VS. ..y;..,ia
"Fhe poor white men" in this State
need no guardians. They had better
manage their own political estates
through their ballots. Better have no
trustees. Remember the case of the
old man who had proposed to win his
estate to John and Bill, his sons, and
to make John Executor. W aal.
--Bh,N "Well, father, why not will the
whole tate, to John and make me the
Executor. sfi ~-s.3.i: ILL 4,,r,
tij1 n";Dm .ni| " so s.f N..lS -rguE
-oJ0o Us a4S". ~. ~ %sH .EAb.,
In the hands of the present State
Prdntefsifavorites and favored of the
Powers the Acts Of the last session OF
the General Assembly are slow to, APP
pear The people ought to know what
the laws are The State ought to be
more generous towards those to whom
jobs are given and thus ensure prompt
ness: GaIgprty sGMri.tT a:.,, ~ .
t1aT oslo G{tisx ~ $3.50 'g.s& .r.i4
Congressman Wilson spoke. honester
thanlhe knew. He giveshimself away
I'm his t@o faction business One to hold
the s9ffiees, the other to be in the mi
norit@ OPPOSITION as 81 areason for ex-
ending; them.N ai ;eh7H sU&i!s 70 !Gt:
SGidI9ptq Dr:Bt GX;G vet jRilJE0fnt s.
4N @,uJi TAYaiNG JI .0dlG} ni
tits narrowing down to these points:
Pa T gsfllip pifl make Irby Or f 1r (
Tillmsp2 ,sj F6sg5iley!r iRY3nS,,
M.tWil Gilman gunmake sIrby or
IrBy Tilimansnl go .ea 71sgiQN@s.
Yisgelr Resigns q Postmaster Cen
er9i and Wiilspn, spthSl Of the Tariff
Law,takes hisplaee Gin the Cabinet
Clevelenuiha judgment as sweli dis
iuck, 1s iss 3, s4. ~.
3ntAoa0l Jsed $500 @ad s8Hso8s IA
Aaa nov they are nDsagg estihR:'
cFp6r Tlllman fbsen tamed,
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