The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-24

is no New thing with me. 1t is my
inception of the right thing from q
moral and rel gious stshdpoipt. do
MT drink inloxicpaisy EtH{ak the
disrensary syitemSGpfo this tiite, is
the best law We haxg mp ], hut IL fas,ii nsrds
improvement. Ctnacyaons sisasisrsay.
endorse the dispsasasy sas' it nov
stands.
q lestion from au Hence: "Woula
you vo:e for n Prohibition bill if it
was presented"
If considered it good one, yes,
but don't think the people are ready
for Prohibition, 1 will bow gracefully
to the powers that be-"
Is opposed to State colleges by
their discrimination, trying to plN
down the common schools, opposed to
the continued increase appropriations.
Would accord every assistance to the
old deserving soldiers in my power.
As to labor, considers all Of us labor
ing men, and is in sympathy with thI
laboring man. Will legslate with
justice to all an special privile ye3 20
none. Hit lick at tho trusts, aud
wanted to do all he could to knock
them out. Men Of ability arc needed
to represent you. Has had practical
education and considers himself com
petant to fill the office.
H.. G. Little is not making too many
premises. Is thoroughly identified with
the interestus of the people, and will
lcgislate to the best interest of all.
Dispensary tthe best solution of the
liquor question. Tho church is the
place to teach morality. They should
teach Temperance, ard Mt lcgis'a!c it
into the people, that won'l w,yk
Wants higher education, bat on
basis tftke public schools. Ia favor
If persioning Tie old soldiers. VIII
eive you the Lest tiIorts 0: my lie ii
elected.
Carrel II. Foster, fist appearance
hefro the people asking their sullragc
has noSpolitical ieccrl to rehaarsa
my plstfQ3tn is business. Is in favor
ofthe dii lsnsary law but It should be
improvsM In favor Of building up
the puSH SCHOOL,, here is where the
great masses are educlted. lsa friend
Of the laboripg man, has Iaboroi al
his life 50 far and expects to cln,inla
to do 50, could not be against iab,r.
Labor and capital should work har
noniously together. They must unite
IN every enterprise. The Labor
agitator's mission is to stir up strife
and confusion between the lator;ng
man and his employer. AMI he is tho
wor enemy to the laboring class. II
favor Of pensioning the cd soldiers.
lie paid beautiful tribute to tho old
heroes who fought in the war Of the
States. Graduated in college st he
head OF his class. Has btca studying
law which he will make his profession.
Is opposed to biennial sessions. Men
should be sent as representatives who
can do something besides answer t.
the roll call, any child could DO tha..
you want men who will represent you
and look after your Interests. I am
not going to speak disparaging'y or
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