The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-06-12
M'LAURIN IS STILL TALKING
Declares Ec Is Il Better .tA,r"",.;
Than VIM. JcInings Bryan.

oSNisISS iG IL, Il GCtSST ta,r,n,.tn
Than VIM. Jennings Bryan.
"A Washington special says hat Sen
ator Mcl.aurm, the leader Of tnc nev
political crusade IN South Carohu al.
rived there on the Sth int. an m ,dr
TOUR OF the various ,icl art rruis i'm
the interest of his constitute IFS. Re,
lerrlng TO The pending co. tcs between
senator liliman and hims elf, Senator
Mclaurln expressed hmself rs beng
eh'irry satisfied with the p escuL
status OF allars. am happy and
Soodnatuich, IN spite of the disagree
able renalks mad. about me by my
enemies. AS came on to Washing
ION was surprised to find the people
aiohg the route, at the varl us stations.
pre- pa" q To give me friendly greet,
in2. AT llUnca Path, Bolton and other
| polhts, where none bu; farmers reside.
mere were several hundred people al
| Ihc station To greet me ana VII inc
success III tbs light | am making TAI,
p"pula: outpUur;ns COuNiurcs me thai
| | need not only depend on The manu-
Ia lurtlS and The iiunnCIcrs I The
iac Tor suppIt in the btlle am
"aSing for The st interests OF tie
entire state, Hitinut regard to Ctcupa-
tlon social Stauuiry ,
The Senator was ready aud any,ous
TO talk II out his L, buku 20 Mr.. Br,an
Tor mcdd!iny III Sont Carniua poli,lcs
g am more Democrat than Mr.
Bryan and | proved when we served
together in Congress. voted with
all OF the old-timc Democrats for Crisp
on georgia, Tor Spa! rr, while NJ
bryan ran oil with the Muywumi,s IN
Tue ground tina, he cou d cot afford 10
vote Tor man who had served in In.
confederate army. As Il Democrat
know good many things which w nd
not he well for me to discuss | wuulI
not have mentioned the Bryan M
cldcnl but for the fact that Mr.. BRYAN,
as The self constituted leader If the
ilenoclatic party, saw fit to intiuhc
nlDiscli into the controversy Senator
llllman and myself are having about
purely State aiialis. \ mpdiler seldom
proves To be II welcome guest at any
hcarthst"ne. -, because OF his utli.
tlousncsS, Mr.. Bryan will have TO take
MS medicine as Il third party in Il
family quarrel l am not gong To
wash any Democratic dizzy linen at
his timc.'
Continuing, Senator McI.aurip, with
considerable vim and po.i,ivcncss
said: L" But want 1t known to thr
'"ople of South Carolina, aud the pco-
'lc OF the South generally, what kind
u Democrat Mr.. Bryan is. This is I,
family row between Senator Tillman
ma myself over local questions, and
he people of South Carolina are the
'iry. Mr.. Bryan's interference was ]
siatul"us and unfortunate for him,
or Senator Tilman is capable Of TAX
nS care OF himself and | hope | am
'ple 10 protect my own interests With
'ut any foreign interference. The
'eoplc OF The South loved Mr.. Crisp.
ma he was hono"cd and respected by J.
he people OF the North and We, [. AID y
| VIII not hep The future political
prospects OF MIR. Bryan, if he has anv, =
" nave 1t known that he Was afraid TO !.
'olc Tor Nr. Crisp for Speaker of the
rouse OF representatives through fear :;
nat the PopnhSt voters of Nebraska !
f"uld resent his voliny for man who =
lad served IN the Confederate army.
This Is all have /" say at present re- !
'nldirS Mr.. Bivann
senator McllurIn says he has no !
eSrc's TO olfer for the course he has ;
Hkch al nome ana he l. prepared to +,
'hldc the result whatever il may be.
lc says he differs with Senator TIL !.
nan honestly on many Iatio lal issues,
ma ais" with the old mussbacks OF '
south Car lIna, VIII, u.r standing in :,
II" ny "i their Prog .css and advance