The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-16

iii soon come when the products of TN
sputnern looms shall be of the very hes
ftpd flnest quality. Capitalize the erection
~ paints Tor artistic weaving will com,
fst as soon us the South has the experts
?r tnere is 10 reason that such mill,
Should not be placed near the fields a.
Well as those for the production of chcu
aades OF cloth. And as it is i'm the mat.
fr OF cotton mills SO it is in the matte,
Implement and furniture mills. Tech
4ologlcal education is the main need of
ie south today. We have annually $,
y32Yehtilul supply of graduates from our
siieSeS uestlneu Tor the professions of
$fW and medicine We want more ey-
Wpert artisans to bring about the industri,I
alpremacy of the South on all lines. and
ynlr young mechanics should seek thr
kE3cilools where they may be taught i'm the
hgher arts OF their respective trades. -
All this is to the point. 1t whole
sonle sign when any of the Southern
ytateS begin To contend for the honor and
RIont or building the first textile school
f2Ne should be glad to see one built in
If;fseorgll or North Carolina, if South
EtiOlllla Is too slow in going to work
we thlnk, however, that South Caroliu,
s. The best place for it. and that Clrmsnn
soliege is probably tile best place in
~ sntn i,1l. - taIoIlna 1t is in the midst of
&se cotton ml!ls. Ii has = l,r,a ,n.... ~.
Water WotkS, rl"ctric engines |
ftc, tliat would bc useful in couupcti,n |
with such school. It's position in cen
tIii To the three leading cotton nmufac-
faring States of the South. Ii would bn
asSood plan, the three States of Georgia.
North Carolina and South Carolina
WOULD unite their efforts and Resources
10 establish at Clemson Il Joint textile
ssiiuni % tit'C would '@ worthy of them,
anu a lully M'olNc't Tor It's great work, and
Siioi oinS'S'iS eluippcu To compete with
.no i.Ne ''''ooi III any olllcr part OF the
IN. mhn a.,,.
me hight for the control Of the cotton
-, ;iao.ui''iS ti''a ihu'I"''N VIII M decided
,,ro,,'',." r. So''o"i': II we are wise we will
S''a'..;a in '''e iN,"t Wl!i."''t DELAY.
,,.XSS'''l.oi '' vi ''c'"i' Nlti regard To our
paoiSeu s,', So.inoi .r al" "t lltIr present con
-, tno 'hi'"lN'il' iliihS is TO Or
fhn nS, ,.i,;'TC =" ',uNe.'i'hC 'ha' VIII rest i'm
,,.I,,.. S''o''I''''cl'' III good ',.hool some
o, ,a. "'u M'oli, Ii .nn three States
Sor.aOV uS VT M VIII no. combine their efforts.
n soi'n., III, one of them can establish
s..ssr,:i OIL us own. The pending propo-
soI sn Is 10 establish one in South Caro-
:. asaIor .ssa tlle benefit, primarily, of the
t,NIW ,SsW mNlhihcturInS industry and re-
" SytfsoSeSt Ill t!iiS State. The question
WI 49, 49, SCI, 'H<-srhelne on lis feet and
IF ;s "'sa' ~, ana do nothiug more: +
would not hn h;S,o1 .,1' '''e i"%iSEat"re
the project with I'll, :" '''NV ''oi'i ol
the necessary ,u,.',,";n,;'', VI ~ ,'aNr
puuin u schoo, u.;,I,,', ~ io,I'o ana
inm s,n,, sn,.o n,,,';'I" o'''' '.ic "rS-
IN tho Si,tn,s rn,.n',, y" ~, "a ''c'cleiicI
provided for IT t,n L., nt'' " ~
possibly thn r.wt Wi, "">'" :'llu
taxation wbich ,I,i, '''' ','' "l'ic''Hc "i
IN adcuuotc np,,,,,,s.,,;',r 80. '","Ncn ,
)r for amy. na,V N.,,t,,; III ~ ,''' '''iool
re, WIN w i''io 20
Iicrh,ns wa u,,,., ,i.,
litlidencr-, ,nr,h,,,s '''' ',,T-'Hioh WIN
.nrers of ,he Stntn ,,,;,1', ,n,'''' "E""" ";H-
scheme motnr;,l,, -, ""S'' H;H,"'e the
sauiYui ettors nu ti,ni, ,,,.,' , gnu "a
mbia AMI .r,,,,.;0 WY, iHi'. 20
ire iror,pssiy,, ,,,,,I 'l''' '"i''utS
ons ri,c.s E,n,, im1 ,,i1 ",'t 'u'hMi-
,r.u,rr of cnttnn ,,,,,,,fi i,'',n "' "a tile
State and in IN, Snm,h w., @ @,'I III 'ilr
would be , .,rn,, Hc!io"l =
place. in en-, >,cT. 4"'oi',o'' '',i WI 10 ei'Nef
.cEr,. bnulilcls.,,',,''" "'' every ac-
a site and i,Di'', "i,' ~. ''o''' W"lli
Il. ana perhaps lno,r. II mirh, no
ntle case of the Girl.S CnJl,,,,, wHI,
'..iStnrtory rac,,),,s ,-;.i =, >' '' =,