The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-03

carried on under the dispcnsurv law
than was ever known uu1cr Tho old
bnrroom svs,om. and IT, doc. ,,oro born
than the n,d barroon din tr;,oor,otnst
objection is that the disn.nso,v nndor-
takes to make the sollino of l;ouor rn-
spectacle d. II. Trnxlcr. Il uood man.
was fooled INTO tnkiur tho rosition or
head DISPENSER, but he was deccivc1
and found it out and soon go, ont of it.
No man could be r.snpcinb)c and on
! cage in the whiHkcy business. Tho
reason have made the remurI,s bnvc
is to let the ucoplc of Nowhrrrv Countv
know what the prohilitionis,s are do.
ing. We have nothing 10 hide.
Mr.. Blcasv spoke i'm reply. He snid
! he frit some dclicncv i'm risiur 70 on
! pose certain mon whom he considered
! honest and conscientious, The rrcach-
. era. cx-h,lkccp ra and blind TIGERS
: arc linked turethcr in this Grht.
! If ever the agents Of God A'mtwhtv and
| the cmissaricy of the Devil were ,u,liod
they arc united in this fight. Mr
| jones is an honorable man, but he is
State chairman Of a party separate and
d stinct from the Democratic parry
Why is it that the barroom men who
stood by me in 1893 arc now for Pruhi-
bition? Why is it i il is not for damn
| ing the Reform party and not for Pro-
| hibton? Never was there Il more
! damnablc farce enacted in any State
| 4 L.,
| that there arc beer privileges and he
tel privileges that arc violating the
law. If so report them to the Cover
| nor and he will enforce the law. Why
| don't some Of you church members who
have drunk with me in hotel privileges
| report the violation Of the law to the
| Governor? and he will enforce the law
| Mr.. Blcasc then read the pledge and
said no man could accept Il nomination
| from the Prohibition convention and
| conscicntiously take the pledge. Tic
| also read the call issued for county or
| ganiHati0n by State Chairman Jones
and the form Of letters sent out by the
secretary of the State convention. and
commented on them, claiming that
they showed the Prohibitionists were Il
distinct aud separate party and came
| under the inhibition Of the PLEDGE re-
QuirCd to hc tatluti l,y candidates in the
primary. lie said the Prohibition par
ty is Il separate and distinct party from
the Democratic party. | have hccn in
the States and towns where prohib-
l II, In,
ways get all the whiskcy | wanted, day
or night. | fought the disDcnSarv us
h&id aS ANY man, but after five Years
experience am convinced that 1t Is
inc pest law Tor the control OF whisNcy
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Senator Mower. who had been placed
on the ticket, Mr.. Bleasc said he would
vote for him for Attorney General on
any ticket upon which he might be
placed. He would support him against
any man for any Office he might aspire
to.
Mr.. Joncs said he denied THAT ,bc
prohibitionjsts urc tryjnr TO dcicot tho
REFORM no,tv
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