The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-22
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70 Tho Edt,Or 0f rhc llrruld ami News
| have before mo n report on "lhH
ltVuOr l'rnblnm IN tta l,nalelA,lVo AZ.
pnrta," prnpnroL uNl"r thn dlr N,l"o ~
President NhNrlop ", Elloh of ilur
| vawl lluniNUrsltSI " toth tow, nruals
dent " tNlMmhlh l'uivrraIlN AMI NJ
,inmp 4, Carter, tho nmln,mL Now
| Norh lNwN"r thra" thr"n r"notIlutlnN
( u auh ruMmItlm W the rNnmlttuN "
| hi,N "miu"ut mrlnlopinln, wnNnts'd
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u, III" thtn l!uNnr tnN.
!, liuuur lawn Ia lnhinnn ninrr lAhi,
\ nh" MIn"onri lnrnl option law,
Siurn ,,,r Il ,lIu,Nn,nrN ,,>ui,,,, h,, n,,,
nMnrk M tho (nurd S,nlrm t'nurtu, nn
w"ll m "th"rwtuN proved hugo nnd
drmnrnl'3inE tnImr", no that tho "li
Vnnr rr"hl"m" IN nRnln before our Log
'"lntnr" nnd lr"rlr, ~ prrhnrn thr
,n'm' 'mr"rtnnt nnd rrrminR quotation
tor "olniiun, IL orrnrR 10 mN that nnmo
account " thtn ImrnrtnnL amt hiHhly
lnnl,nWir" report many ln ut vnh,n to
your rNndrr", nnd to LhuN who nrN
'nll"d upon tn l"R Rlnlnlr ON tho nuh Irrt.
h" regarded oihrrwin thnn unforLu.
nnir that WV with not hnvu II nrwly
elected l."Ei"lnLuro to trout the m,hjrrt
| th" '"minE wlntrr. Tor 'a,rh | .NElulu.
inrN would Inv much muro likoly, | lc.
lt"v", to dent mmmnrily with thr mh-
lNrt tl,nn tn" pr"mnt onr II we mny
JulE" from tho vmEuo nnh lndUilnltr re-.
pllw R|v"n 10y mn'L of ltu mrmhrrn to
TIL" N"wn nnd tonrl"r. Thny H"rm not
yet to have learned of thr utter col
lnl"" OF tn" dI"l"'n"nry, hoth from II h-
Enl and practical point OF vlnw, nnd to
"''ll "nt"rlnin thn l,lNn that II liltln
NOR" pnIrhwork IN Columbia, combined
] with II lIUtln rillmnn lhknriug In
| Wn"hlnEton, will hn mnnlrirnL to net It.
| on iin f"rt nEnin. Whut iA now uurtw-
mry Ia to E"t rid ot It. nltugrLhrr, aud
To m"lt mnm"thlnT hcttor to tnkn IT.,
place, n"nNthinG moro rnlionnl and
l""" corrupt nnd d"mornllHlnE. The
n""n"r ti,i" 1T r"roHnihrd by our lorh,-
lnt"r" tho h"ltor It. win hn for our
Stat" and po"plr. TO point ont what
Tint wltwr unl hrttrr trrutmrut OF the
| liquor prohlrm mny hn, will br tho nim
nnd pnrr""n" "f thIn investigation. The
Intelligent and prudent lrginlulor mrl,s
Enidnnro from tho "Xprrlonrr Of
"Lh"r". Hone" tho Importance Of the
"L,rdy OF history, nmInlly cnLirnly too
much neglected. In our Southern schools
| nnl r"llrEr", ~ u guido to what mny bo
| learned from the experience OF others,
Lmilnrly ntLunlrd. Tho improvac,l
| l"%I"lnt"r, ON the contrary, imuEinoa
| thnI II" knowa IT, nll by II sort Of inLui-
| linn, nnd Hcoirn nt hlaLory nnd tho cX-
rrrtonrr 0f Othrru Nv not npplirublo TO
hi" wonderful E"nIua, South CnrolIn,.
hnH hnd "nLIr"ly too much OF lcglnlu-
| ti"n hy thiH lnttnr typo OF lcrialnlora
since lS!'o; hone" our prcAnnt worry bud
| p''Eht, nnd our over much litigation.
Tho dtsp"n"nry alone hns, directly or
| Indirectly, drained mllliunn of dollurs
ont ct the pork"La of our people since
'M'', hnd lhih, too chlony from our
poorer Nlnaaoa, both white nnd culorrd,
who hnv" boon lts chief PATRONS, and
| who have boon lrnst nblo TO hcur tho
drain. No wonder thny uro poor and
hnr" hard Limn to mnto ouds mcrt
from y"nr to ycnr. For thlA tho blame
sa attributed chiefly to tho low price OF
cotton. l'ut It ~ duo pnrhnps ovou
m"r" t." th" dtHponsnry drain. y more
pnlpnhl" rnHo OF Improvlaod lcglalutlon
could hardly no found thnn tho dirpcn.
Hary lnw ltsolf. Tho question OF pr0hl.
billion had boon ngltn,od and submitted
To u popular voto ut tho election OF
| November, 1902, and had boon adopted
by 10000 minority OF tho votcs cast.
hut tho disponsnry had not boon heard
Of In tho onnvnsB.
Tho Legislature oloctcd boing thus at
l"""t tmorallyplodgod to prohibition, Mr..
Childs III tho lcndnr OF tho prohibi-
t'onsts submitted IL carefully prepared
prohibition bin to tho House OF Repro.
sontativcs, which after warm discus.
sion, for and against, was adopted by u
good majority. But tho worry night OF
| its passage In tho llouso, M tho story II
told, and l boliovo admitted by Mr..
| Tillman himsolf, ho was In tho gallory