The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-07-03
STATE CAMPAIGN.
EVANS, DUNCAN AND EARLE CAN.
DlDAr%S FOR THE SENATE.
TIE STATE BOND COMMISSIONS,
The Minor I:Sh's. What is Said and
Done by Thcm Day by Day.

Np p"S>H oHencu III -h"u-
mug -hondaT. 1t WAS the last day on
whscn me candidates FOR the sevcral
H'a'r "ii'''s co"!" come ont, aud the
ch'c, interest conferred In the race for
inc thltcd states senetorsbip. Gov.
ES"hS appeared ar Manning as tho
oh!y aV"""" candidate. 1t was said
IH"' NoNs :'N7mnn McLourin, Railrond
E''i missioner vans, judge Joseph III.
H-"'ie "h" many othcr Candidates wcro
,o'"'"H ON against Nam. Tho day
n'''NN' '"i'H surprise. Mr. JphG j.
n""'ah' Young man from New berry,
A1'e' rt"nS M" mate MS statement III
1ea"C" 20 inc "ond scandal, announced
niS c"h'H""cE' 'nrSe Enric's candi-
u"sy was '''"o"nrni bat shortly alter
W"'"s Il" "!,h"E%w from tho race.
r-'':"' iHn"n mis- statement of his con-
ne'''ou VIZ" 'hc hond scandal at great
iU''e|'" 'ne history OF
'no ""u'' ""'F' ""' "cHieu thnt he mad
"nl 'u'NH "nn'S'ef TO DO with their
PasS"Sr ny the ieGiai"turc. lie said
n' h'' ".'Si IA agent OF Ehind, the
't''' 80" '"''"c'' INC SSAN'cHte ana VINO
'"'' ~ A"'t "i'luet ms Spoiis with
tco"'" % ih""ence III TIC General
"''' 80. government
n .''C 'HS' case ''i"r""t before the
49, 'I"!. enc N""rt h1 IA" oeen pad
l." OIL $50 III one case by the State;
~ ~ So" IL -" o'ner ny the syndicate.
't' ..'S" S""'H'''I" -nr' hhlads tcsh-
i'onN '""'A II baltimore that he en-
go" "'"'' '''"HS' IL attorney ana had
az. ,|" |" t"! "iu lee. but hnd not
"''' 't'' "'h"oi's OF it. lie had
snEScS''. :" Governor Iil!mnn that
am cuu.rctcnt ..:nu. he cmrlovca +,
i0"' ;nY noHds. He had retired from
the 2ulH.HNine:t OF the syndicate upon
MS election as governor.
.'lr. Joan l. Duncan then announced
has cHnUi6"ry; he is Mt present the
che! clerk IN the Office of the Secretary
o. STATE. lie tc.t that it was his duty
10 come forth. Duncan and Evans
are the only candidates left i'll the race.
Congressman McLnUrin, for re-elcc-
uoH, Mt"" strong speech severely
hapn!'nG W. II. Evans who announced
MS intention to oppose.
General hIchburg spoke first, then
watts and nli tho candidates without
opposition. Walt Whitman had his
speech down pat and shot at every
thing IN si&ht. Hnrrison's speech was
on tnc me OF economy. hJlerbo wac
1or the "lspenshry. Hc wanted the
SCHOOLS anu colleges MmntnlEed ana
Tas on tAe peace and unity line.
hcSSfS. -. Il. hc'>weeney and M. II.
cooper "':r running on their looks for
L!rutehal alt'N"Ferhor. hcssrS May
IHli ana lLuNINSOn wnrn the other
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