The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-07-03

n. ilmmerman isncRndidate for Stute
treasurer. Superintendent Of Educa-
ton Maytield is candidate for re-elec-
tion. Mr.. Robinson is "a candidate for
Superintendent of Education. Mr..
Cooper is a candidate for the Office of
Lieutenant Governor.
There was lively spat between Gen.
kichbourg and Gen. Watts. Tho
latter spoke first and said that some
one had been about the edges of the
| crowd throwing mud on some one else.
Ills friends would not be allowed T., do
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Gen. Richbourg told of his record
aud fitness for the place and wound MP
by snyln,; ho WAS no extremist, bui
mad been u consistent Rcformer since
tho 1890 election.
W. I'll. Eilerbe' said that he can be
elected and stay et home.
AT GEORGETOWN.
The meeting WAS siInly attended. 7.
I. Duncan, opposing Evans for the
Senate, had the crowd on his side.
There were some hot words between
them. Governor Evans denied he hal
drawn certain dispeusary bill, which
was presented in the last legislature
making Evans chairman. Duncan said
Attorney General Barber was his nu-
thotity. Evnns replied that Barber
told him he had not given Duncan such
Information. Duncan said Barber
told HIM 1T Manning that his Charge
was true and hni gono to Evans room.
He, Dnacan, believed Barber had
made the samo declaration TO Evans.
Duncan charged Evans, rs IL member
OF tho asylum board, was borrowing
money ut per cent from u man to
buitu additions 10 the asylum md
lending the same man the sinking fund
money ut lower Interest. He called
again, he said, on Evaus 10 state
whether he had any agreement, ex-
pressed or implied, for n division OF
the commission on bonds. lie hud
asked for 1t twice aul wanted IA an
swcr. Over half tnns money, said Dun
can, had been paid. Had there already
been division? Governor EvaEs
made a speech cxsctly opposite to thns
OF yesterday. ic d;l not refer 10
Duncan till tho reply. He iudu!Crd
IN no ridicrlc or abuse. He made tho
bond statements as heretofore. IEo
called on amy one thinking he had
stolen $4,000 to hold up his hunt!.
Not " hand went uD. In replying he
did not refer to Duucan's questions
about an agreement with Hhind 10 di-
vide or nS to lending the sinking fuad
money. AS to Duncan's criticism in
State matters the governor seemed to
come out on top.
III M,S fN,
ant governor, made short speech.
The office he sought was not one re-
curing much spGechmaking, but he
would promise to serve as business
man and perform his duties faithfully. |
General kichbourg followed. He
gave his Nperiencc, and said no felt
that cnt:..I him to Us much claim to
this office rs few years course at a
military school. He was 50 yOar. old.
nis oPouent 2T. 'a.-
Editor Il. c. Robinson, of Pickens,
candidate for school commissioner,
was The next to address the meeting. |
Ho Thought Mr.. Mayticld made too
many clnims and was too greedy.
Mr.. Mnyi being absent, DR.. Tim
norman, the only candidate for treas
urer, WAS introduced. Il. was not go
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