The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-14

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vour aid iaw abiding cj>izans IL the
rouse, and they will pus them out. l
for one ara readY 70 assis,. J ou. y
Cot. IrbT: I thank 9cu Mr. Noise =
An Auditor: "Mr Chairman, Gel.
Trey ksS brought this on himself
Jr5:: No, sir McLaurln did il
f-st. BE cali>a Us dishonest politi-
o!aaS, and ii ecu vote against me for
ra&i4!siaing roy self respect, why go
en- a"d Do So ="
y u can lodge man by the com
many be Keeps. What sort Of company
does lie keepi Dies he 60 with Re
formers? DID ynu e~er seer OF him
having snY friends a2lorg the Con
servsl3v>s before he wrote .a&t ':qCa-
dunk lettsr aad then &poio2ize0 for l!5
Bat be has gone IL so unholy ali,
ance with Gonz ,leS, AID 5heo | deter
mined to run even if &'an't get out
;tree voias, baG T.! o.at him out OF
Iis boots.
a voice: 'Iou won't get but three.
AS to the Conservatives, have al.
wsys treated them as Democrats |
was opposed 20 NY brother r formers
who wanted 10 rule them out OF the
p2rty. They have nothing against me-
I believe this man is untrue 10 the
5oor laboring men OF this country,
and is trying to misiead them l shall
prevent it if possible D, we ind MIN
With Democrats? Who IS his polttlcal
chaperone2 \. G. GoDzsies, who hss
doue .nore 20 injnre the Conservative
size than any other man N It. lie IS
i nan ";ho favo!s pcotec ion for nsgro
rapiSts. He stared his paper because
the News ard Courier wouldn't puo
lish bitter artic,es of his Eeainst Ben
TiiInan, and who mas said that he
lived only to see Ben Tillman crushed
NcLauria knows We mad row IN
Washington because he wanted to
crowd that red hcaded man from An
derson-not Col. Naal-Bowdsn, II
sne counsels OF the Democratic party.
I opposed aud prevented 1t, because
8owdea had already run as 40 elector
on the Weaver ticket. Mchsurlo
cussed'' everything blue, and We
never spoke for three or four years.
He can't fool the peopla. There IS too
much gratitude, TOO much Democracy
among them to turn down true ~
mocrst for a ring Streaked, spacH!ed
politicisn ike him.
The people know Gonzales. and re
ron't c?ntrol an administration again
Iks he does this one. He hss hypno-
t;zed our present Governor and con
trols his policy, but ho will never 90
It again. -
Col. Irby having concluded, the
chairman asked Mr. Mclaurn wheth
er he would have anything in reply.
He indicated s desire to reply when
an auditor arose and ssid that If there
was to 5e reply, he hoped that Mr..
McLaurin would be co2dhed to reply
ing to statements made by Col. lr5y
He st the same time expressed the
coinion that it was unnecessary
anyway to have any reply.
Mr.. Mel aurin stepped forward and
said:
II don't want to intrude myself tur-
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however. that tae statement tnat a1
IN combination with Gonzales or any
body else, IS absolutely false. Col
Troy rejoined that ne would prove II
before the campaign closes.
Monday night Mr.. john I. Duncan
iled his plege. Half hour IaSer ex-
Governor John Gary Evans telegraph
ed his pledge to Chairman Iompkin55-
THUS viii tie two who had 50 much
bitterness between them during tee
last campaign meet each other again
face 10 face on the stump.
When the hour OF II o o'c!ock arrived,
at wAich the entries closed, Chairman
Compk had received 90 more
pledges. This, then, makes i've can
diaates- lcby, Evans, Nay
field and Duncan.