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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-18
UP To THE GOVERNOR.
Dan QUITS Takes a Rest for
the Present.
To the State Board of Control


A good hunter never gets out OF
ammunition. In time of war it is rot
wise to shoot all your bullets, even
at an enemy on the run. l do not
intend to give the dlspensary con-
spirators a chance to work the per"
secution dodge ON the public and try
and obtain the public sympathy,
diyerting public attention from the
serious charges I have made | have
said enough for the present and will
suspend my s'revelations." +" l have
plenty more ammunition In fact, ]
have not fred my heaviest guns.
There is much more l can say which
would prove as interesting as what |
have already said Bat I have made
serious sharges against the dlspen.
sary conspirators and have furnished
proof. It ia up to them and | can
wait on them. If they remain silent
they plead guilty if they answer, I
will further prove what | have al
ready charged and put some new
burdens on their shoulders I am
ready for them first come, first
served.
Now, let me briefly review what I
have said at length, so as to impress
the salient features upon the public
mind, for the public can remedy the
evils and abuses I have pointed out.
/ have charged that there is con.
spiracy to get control of the dispen-
sary as a political and money max
ing machine. The conspirators are
bound together by self interest. Their
plans and purposes can be judged by
their performances. They pay for
high stakes aad are not at all scru-
pulous as to their methods. Their
only excuse for dismissing me was
obtained by doctoring the minutes of
the board. That is small matter
for such honorable gentlemen The
surreptitious addition of few words
to q resolution was nothing to men
who would resort to blackmaiI to
manufacture evidence 20 suit their
purposes. 1t is but short step from
the lies I have convicted two mem.
bers of the board of telling me to
perjury. They solemnly promised
me hearing The other member of
this we'll assorted trio said ne did not
know how be would vote on my case
until after l had hearing, and ne
took precious good care not to let me
have a hearing. Pehaw, any sensi
BILE man who has kept up with the
matter knows that before the board
met the majority faction had fully
determined to depose Commissioner
Douthit and myself by hook or
crook We we're not puppets, who
would bow down to them neither
would we turn blind eyes to their
questionable proceedings and viola
tons Of the law with whose admins
1ration they were charged, therefore
we must be gotten rid Of | have
shown I was guiltless of any wrong,
and that Mr. Douthit was never given
any chance to defend himself
ask the public to contrast our
treatment with that accorded Webb,
Black, Bryant and Young by the
majority faction Had we been
guilty os any of the things they were
guilty of, how quickly they would
have been used as the basis of our
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY TREASURER SUMTER COUNTY.

COUNTY TREASURER SUMTER COUNTY.
SUMTER, S. c., Sept. 20, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby giver that will be 10
~ my cfice in the County Court House
at Sumter from October 18th to December
5lst, 1899, inclusive, for the collection Of
taxes for the fiscal year 1899. The levy is as
follows:
For State purposes, mills.
For Couoty purposes, 3 mills.
For School purposes, m'ils-
Total lew, III mills.
Also the following special school evies
School District No. /, mills.
School District No Is, mills.
School District No. l8, mills.
Schoo! District No %, mills.
Nit Clio, mli!s.
Concord, Mills.
Priyateer. mills.
No s. mill.
No. II, MILL
Communication Road Tax for 1900 is also
cayetle at the same time.
HI SCARBOROUGH,
Oct4 Treasurer Samter Co.
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raw. was found snor. 10 his accounts

He admitted that be had sold ,iquor
on credit and cot collected for 1t
Selling liquor ou credit is a direct
violation of the dispeusary law itself
and not a mere rule Of the board, but
the chairman of the Chesterfield board
of control wrote here that Brown was
good fellow and be wanted bin rein
stated and given time to pay up his
shortage, which the beard graeiously
did Is there reason for making
such a difference in the treatment of
the two boards If so, what is it ?
In one case, dispenser violating the
law under which be holds Office, and
from which he gets his living, and in
the other the dispensers have never
been accused of violating anything.
Possibly fellow feeling made the
majority faction wordrous kind to the
Chesterfield dispenser. for | have
shown tba! Haseldeu bought liquor on
credit at the State dispensary, thus
violating the dispepsary law himself.
He disregards the dispensary law aud
violates it, but be had NE removed for
an alleged infraction Of doubtful rule
of the board, which is not of near 30
much authority as the Law creating the
board. He not only boug bit on credit,
but be and Miles bought at the price
to dispensers add not to consumers,
whereby the county and town lost their
share of the profit of the, transactions.
[ have cited another instance of
Haselden's disregard Of the rules of the
board. When Dickson resigoed the
position of superintendent, it vas
month befure bis successor was elected.
The board ordered Haselden and Vance
to do the work of The superintendent
during that time and they even gave
blm extra pay q week after Bryant took
charge. BE helped pass the order
about the s1perintendent's work. but
that did mot keep him from violating it.
The State lost $50 90 his account.
No wonder Haseldeo did not vote to
punish Webb for losing the State SIP
by giving a beer dispeusary authority
to run on after the board had ordered
him to close up.
I have charged that former com.
missioner gave away State property at
the dispeusary, but was not disciplined
By the board.
have charged tha, Haselden made
his term as chairman profitable by
charging per diem for days be vas
constFucsively at work 10 Columbia, but
really attending to mis- business at
home according to his statement of his
plans to the treasurer of Greenville
County.
have made various other charges
against strikers and ex-of6oers Of the
dispensary, but who at present are
aot charged With its management,
which last particularly wish to attend
to-
| have attempted to show the people
of the State what manner of men have
control of the dispensary. l have
exposed their acts, and if those acts
have not been for toe best interests of
the State, it is not my fault. for some
of them I tried my best to prevent.
because believed them wrong. MY
efforts were 10 vain, but that was not
my fault. | am ready to assist the
board OF anybody who has the power to
sift out all toe wrong doing and have
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The Sumter Hatcanaam was founded
10 1850 and the True Soasthros in 1866.
The Watchnoa and SoasRrom now has
the combined circulation and influence
Of both of the old papers, and is mani
festly the bess advertising medium in
Samter.
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voting with him But he bagged
both /; he made Robinson believed it
necessary for him to vote as Hasel-
den directed to save Bryant's scalp,
and be made Bryant believe ne could
not escape the yawning gates of the
penitertiary unless he swore against
Douthit and myself and made it "not
as he could for US
l have not only charged Black
with drunkenness, but | have proved
his utter incompetence beyond the
shadow of doubt. he made scores
of errors which would have cost the
State or the dispensers heavily. had
they not been discovered All of his
errors may not have been caught.
Had I made one-hundredth of his
errors, what would the majority of
the board have done to me? But
Black works in with them, ne is one
of them, and so they DO not care how
incompetent be is nor how much his
mistakes may rob the State or the
dispensers. Blacks pull is shown by
the fact that, though Douthit time
and again reported him to Miles for
drunkenness, Miles did not check his
drinking, much less suspend him.
The partiality they show their hench-
men is further instanced by the way
Elmore Young's ignorance and in
competence for the position of re-
ceiving clerk are overlooked. But
he is Miles's nephew. and therefore
privileged to do as be pleases. And
when he pleases to worry and annoy
men working in the dispensary,
throwing water on them and pad
ding them, they must smile and
look pleased at receiving such marks
of attention from the nephew Of the
chairman, otherwise the chairman
may do as he did to one vino objected
to such pleasantaries, whom he vile!y
cursed and whose heart be threaten.
ed to cut out
But favoritism to dispensary EN-
ployees and officers who ioady to it
is not the whole extent of the major
ity factions favoritism Favoritlsm
in the placing of orders for whiskey
has been proven and is subject to a
much worse construction than the
favoritism to employees and overlook
ing their incompetence and violations
of the boards orders have shown
how various whiskey houses succeed,
ed in getting orders by employing
local strikers, who knew nothing
about the whiskey business but who
had pull with the majority faction.
| have shown how valuable those
pulls were by the size of the orders
they obtained. l have shown how
especially fortunate was each house
which got one of Haseiden's plenti
full supply of cousins as its striker,
I have also shown that when one of
Haselden's cousins ceased to repre-
sent house, it's whiskey seemed to
deteriorate III his judgement, for
he ceased advocating orders for
it and likewise ceased to get orders.
As further evidence of the conspir
acy, I have cited tue action of the
majority faction in removing, without
giving aoy reason, Dispensers Lynch
and Bookmau aud the Richlsnd County
board of control. 1t simply further
evidences the determination Of the
majority faction to coutro! the dispen-
sarv from "a to lizard" and fill all places
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exposed their acts, and if those acts
have not been for toe best interests Of
the State, it is not my fault, for some
of them 1 tried my best to prevent,
because | believed them wrong. My
efforts were 10 vain, but that was not
my fault am ready to assist the
board or anybody who has the power to
sift out all toe wrong doing and have
the dispensary law obeyed and carried
out honestly and efficiently and in
behalf of the best interests of the peo
pie, not to the private or political
interests of the honorable majority
| faction of the board
This brings the matter squarely up
| 10 CQ6 0ttoutiOu Va OUSeIuoC mCOHeO-
ney, who has ohance to signalize his
administration by attempting to purge
the board OF it's unworthy members,
the majority faction. The statements
| have made are true they have not
even been oontradicted, much less con-
teoverted, and, | think. furnish tie
governor sufficient ground for request
for the resignation OF the men against
whom l have made charges. If be is
DOT satisfied as to the proof offered, be
can obtain more He is the executive
bead of the government and he should
sec that all its branches are clean. II
they are not, they should be Topped of
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Serruce, uno 6rant 8. 8nea bon Or.
1920, pennIplDania Npenue, fteaten
bic 8irgT4aft fir Pteitner uno ieIne
6rau, unb 9enrp S. @urt6en uno Qgz
all @art6sn bon CIR. 16, Noroz9reene>
5truBe, fir @6arles pfeitner, jun,
Ma6rl6einli9 perben Die Qngetldgten
6ereits pd6renb bieies 3ermin5 pro-
5efirt.
&ur3es G6egli d.
Nenie Salon niinIat BON ibrem9atz
Ten 6iram %. GaIon, ben lie am 30.
SUM- 1896 beiratbete uno Der lie i'm
Stunt 1897 T4on pieber DerlieB, gez
T9ieben gu tperben.
Catherine 8. 9otse piini9t bonWm.
9otee geT6ieOen gu fem, ben fte am
l. MGr3 1882 6eiratbete. @lsi93eitig
erFu6t Tie UNI Die Obbut ii6er ods Der
G6e entIprofene Sinh. 8~0spiaiges
@erlufen lift uls 8lo9egrunO angegez
ben.
Cine alage uuF @6ei0ung BON if
rem 9att&n Noble Sbomas 8riItom
rei9te geItern &at6erine 8riItop elm.
Od5 Paar I9loB bic @be am %. Noz
bember 1892 uno lebk Bis gum Is.
Mdr3 1897 gu ammen.
8erlurgt 4usi6rung Ell
es@ontruttes.
Marp 6. SobnFon tIagte geFiern i'm
8reisgeri6t gegen Sobn 6nea dufSnz
nebultung zines Gpntrattes. Qn9eb>
lia bate 9ne4 1i6 bereit erflGrt, elm
Sldger ge60renDss 6aus an 9ennTplz
bania : 4Denue, nabe Nortb : Q0enue,
fir $1775 gu taufen.
Die Qu8reoe 3og ni9t.
Del g1e9er George Burner puroe
gsitern ms 3u6t6ous geIdnOt, neil
er i'm erItsn 9rs3intt Der 3. Daro unz
gefeBli6sr 8eiIe Ii4 bate regiItriren
fufen. 3urmr ertldrte gu ieiner Der
t6eiOigung, oaB er Dor stpu 8 MOna@
ten BON 8irginien 9etommen lei uno
ni6t gerOBt babe, baB er tein &e4t
gu Itimmen babe.
Sequefter erndnnt.
George 86itslod purbe geItern als
@equeIter fir bic n3obb &c Sentin8
Sarbpare Company" erpannt unD
itsQte $1,000 8iirgf4oft.
8dnterptt.
Sobn 8. 2umott in @lenns5aG8,
8ultimOrezGOun fu6te geItern I'm
Ole 0obIt6at be8 Bancroft : @s3eBes
i'm 8unoeszD iTfrittsgeri9t na6. Die
DISQUALIFICATION ftenen Ii9 ouf
$4349.99. 4ttipa iinb feline porbanz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-20
8 I.

Die nMalap 8smsOb g." tpuroe
geItern bon George u. G6aie, Bernard
Seq 3alIp, Gmmett 6. @6afe, 9enrp
5. MorOecai unO @6arlss g. Neilion
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