The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-27
MR., TILLMAN
SEVERELY SCORES SENATOR MoHGAS
OF ALABAMA
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CARED the 91eer ia: N WI ca Vi. Mo :
San Ala. tecl ned ~ yield ~ NJ. T -
maa TO reply 70 statement usde by
MT "o'cott lColo.( cOocer1 ng the
suppressed vote"
NJ Illlmau sad: It have felt t9dig-
nsnt at the treatment | received 10 u
to- Senator lMorga'O. Never ia NY
experience Ia toe Seuate have | been
treated so discorrteously BY memoe>
OF the Senate."
Mr.. Morgan endeavored to Interrupt
Mr. Tillmau, but the latter waved ; IN
aside, saying, "1 decline to yield to the
Senator. He has put h:nset outside
the pale OF courtesy aud copsiderat' oos
30 lar as an concerned.'
He then explained the clrcumstaoce
OF Mr.. Morgan's refusal 10 pernit him
TO reply to M. Wo'cott.
when rose to explain the situation
IN South Carol'na as it was presented
oy the Senator from colorado, said Mr..
rlllman, the Senator from Alabama
said: NO, l cauuot permit you TO speak
now. I'll leave you TO fight it out some
other time.' 1t was the fret time iu
my experience that J.. bad ever been
refused hearing in like circumstances.
No Republican would have denied me
the privilege becarse there is DO man
on that side OF the chamber 80 lacking
IN courtesy and decency.r
Mr.. Tlllman then explained that un-
der the present constitution of South
Carolina there were about / Il 900 reg is-
lstered voters, $4,000 of whom were
coIored. N nety-nine per cent. OF the
wnlte vote In the State, be said, WAS
Democratic. In the sum ner primaries
1u''y w per cent. Of the registered
Votes were cast. At these primaries
'he contests for the State Offices were
made.
'Ihere Is no lethargy In the politics
oi oouth Carol'na," said M. Tillman.
we nave as much politics 10 the
square mile aS any State In the Union.
mere Is no Republican pacty In the
State The Republican machine ia
composed OF Federal office-holders who
control OF the patronage and send the
hepuol'can national conveptions."
ihe elections In November are slm-
ply ratlhoations OF the primaries. Nat
nrally The result being foregone con-
cluslon only 4,0Co or 5000 voters turn
out IN eaoh district to vote"
A1ter calling attention TO the fact
'na' at tne general election In Massa-
chusetts IN looo only 2S5,0O0 votes were
cas1 out OF voting population OF 665,-