The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-01

"W e nave enOeaV0ieO, ID
way, to set the matter befor
eyes of our fellow citizens.
invoke the union OF all men an
parties who believe that the time
come for the triumph of justice
is an hour when the people may S
for themselves as individuals,
through conventions yet to be
1t is the right Of every citizel
indicate his preferences
With this in view, we offer to
forthcoming conventions anG 20
people tie name of a man for
Presidency of the United Sta
whom life l., public and in priv
represents those distinguished Writ
which adorned the days and
deeds of the earlier time of this
public return to which virtues
requisite for the prosperity and CO
tentment of the people, and t
perpetuity and commanding examp|
of free institutions
s.That man is Henry M Teller
man of the people and fer the people
Hc.is of no section. His exp'
rience and service, his devotion t
the common justice and the commo
cause Of his fellow citizens has bee
as wide as the country. We bellev
that the people OF the United Stat
have him in their hearts as he hd
their interests in his purpose throud
all the work of an exalted life
ut is not merely as the expon
of monetary reform that we pres
this man to the people. 1t is tru
has wsged a mighty war for
restoration of the money Of the
stitution, aud his name has
identified as that of no other
man with this great cause. BY
his services been less demande
less noticed in this direction I
pie would still have recognl i
him, for other labors, state
the purest type. His only
has been that Of purse /; in
else, in the generoslties 0
man, in kindlines of deeds f :
lows and in the study and gs
Of a mighty career, he has tc
of the most opulent cltlzq fel
age. |ngs
"In submitting his na one
people we remind yout II an,
Grafton ago, from the
boundless west and tou the
finger of God, there arc Yen
pator who was poverty f the
of human deIiverarce. by the
dom andAcourage, pro emanci
rected, nlions wer E work
the natiot tokept in its lis wis.
others shall see TINS ALLY di
we see it, if our felld ZEE. apc
see this duty as we MON. L
lime history may b unity as
other man---clothed ems shal
of devotion to Il that sub
lifted to power where, bY led and an
and courage, providentif fhe majesty
more millions may be mi ie-wili be
chains as CALLING as thd lnuuan1un
slavery, and the nation
served in tie unity of ms wisdom
the world ally directed,
Dated at ST Louis, JADE lfee lio'',
(signd) Fred K. Dp OF "a acaua' nps'
F. Pettigrew, South ~ n'y y,;os;on 81 p' to
J. Cannon. Utah; Cl'S 'n''''''
man, Montana !; Cla 49,, 1000
Utah Ben E Rich nne l9th' l09o'
| Robertson. Idaho /; lbois, Idaho r.
Nevada Willis Sw Dakota; Frank
NJ Stevenson. ;har!es S. Hart
Strother, Nevada Irence E. Allen,
ling. Colorado ;C1 Idaho; A. s.
stein. Colorado r. c. Cleveland
Utah /; G. j. Har let, Idaho Archie
ton Price, colorado Enoch
Colorado 0. j James NJ: Dow
B. Overton, harles Fl. Bricken
Goudy, Colorad Thomas Kearns,
Colorado j Vt, Colorado; Lytt'e'
RADIO; Robert ; Jacob J: Elliot
j. NJ. William Salisbury. Utah; )
alternates or Nevada Frank Z
I:-fo; John F. Vivian,
A Ia" 10 Rockfellow, Colo
into effees Il. Bonynge. Colorado
toat'; ,Wn ooe h., Colorado; delegates,
Ju' .. = lo9o,Eommitteemen.
alton Of nf Connecticut, which goes
hicles as & Jaly ! next. provides
this State aud after the lst day o
| eduipped 4 all vehicles used upon the
All vebiI this State in the t:auspor
two ind erchandisc, except such We
equivalad were already 10 use wltht
Iwith Il prior to said date, shall b'
inches i With tires Of widths as follows
an IRON cles having an iron azl'
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