The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18

! pol,::cs hl5 been employei, and no1
; The prsac;D.! cSsraa agslrs. him wss
,hs: Gu7;:S ;oe Mrhia?ey Aaniaistra-
t;a1 re ha6 oesn ocu:b5 with patron
$50, SOD TIA he kat rsuAVed MS for
- co1;7ss: with Prasioen! R,oscvels. y
! E2tsr;@iyi1S 'hc nigh petsonsl regard
,7st he dc fer ocrh tae ia>e president
aco rs Successor, S;za Or MoLsucin
s. d j: gcu!d se unnecessary 5cr hin "a
say IAat Dsi.her sould gto3p to SO lg-
30 l. a. set. /. We, sync that 50 IN
/ iors ,:asse cc1diti3r Of shaifa 5so exist
e. Il 5is State, &c sha, hs has ree2m-
maaced scc1 MEL f@r oG3e: because ho
cid lot desire 10 zee repetition Of The
terrible affair s: Lake City, when a ne
s7o nostus,te- bsd been bu-oeo to
dea,h. He asi voted for the wsg Eiih
S:aln scd declared that he vas con-
raii,d to support the A6ninistrssloo
SA.7 conducted It. h still t-oagat
Jhst the co1Guct Of tbs wsr Should have
bseo non partisan scd darng lis pro
gross 70 ;.ad never hea?d f:on Presi
cert Mekirles's lips 1ord concerning
psr,y sovan,ases. Senator McLsurt1
pa,a Z high tribute TO the late Pceai:
ceas. wAcm he chsraoser zs6 as broad
sts, ssmae ano GhriEtisn geptlemso.
Sersyoc McLsusin SAID that hs had
10 cf:isl knowledge of 'He charge
hrcush1 against him By his Doucc-a:ic
eollssgues, but that fr7n the cc7sps
aess te understood that the prlCe'psl
orsrsss were that he had Tot Oppose d
.ao r&t.:f :&!io2 Of the tzeakF Of p'scc
via Sgsi5; ;La5 re raj ppaeld me Al
n!zistzatica IL is & jr;s 20 r5acore or
Ger n tho Philippines, snd to that ena
hsd voted f:r 81 increSse in tha stand
:cS scmy. aad ,has re vas 10 ts7vr OF
tie upouilG;lg # ths American nsc
chart csrice.
IL these $-e sbs OILY chs-ges," ssid
Fe, Grau Ideally, "tAeg 2S9 scCe aud !
sla-y in .aen." He aid he hsd nos
x:shad to rcta sea;:7t bis psE.g ugcr
ire question of Iat.'y.as ths p2eee
treaty, anG rad it nc: been for lie ce,
oper.2s Of hos.iIisies IN the Philippines
be weul3 havs 6>t41,el 70 the cpinio2
IF dis colleagues. Bat. ne Seoscsd,
eas G,c:sscs CT -ssso1 arc coosoi2lce
shoe:d rot ne s::ie6 by the party :ssh. >
With b:t,%r words Sanasoc MoLau'in
then proceeded to ez2ccia:e che new
testers Of Sc Democracy, wh?, Re sa2S,
hsa gziG: tie party through It's oe
ssrucAon curing the isst Elk g>srs, sad
Hho ae-s trying TO eIueify thcse Tho
pcul2 seek 20 6rsw the Deuocrst!s par
IS back to is cle allegiance. He wse
cot one Ct ;hese who wished tc u.e the
psue OF Democracy for E shrcu3 in
which 70 tury tne primo pies Ct the cid
party.
Thas psrsy. he declared, had alTsys
been ,Tiam 2hsnt, except Th the Sec
siolal issue eas Ja'ssd. He proposed,
30 SAID, to VOC IL bis judgment &c:
gha. Be a-;ie7>G - &c alocs ;he is9es
Ct Dero,rstic principles, 6ur be d q Get
prnposa 20 place hins Il against Z pEo
,, ,s:siul wb;cn &c believed tc ba fer he
best iDtezests e the psop)a simply De-
osusc il aas acvccated by Rnpc Sljcans,
IL coI clu.ic1 Senator McLaGT;n ssia
ae cid IL: propose to De driven f-om his
own p.rty, ror 70 be forced int9 sm il.
son wish tne ear.y wish Eeieh ae c!5
rot care 10 ally himself, and that on
great pubic Q1ss'iops Re would act a.
G ro!1g to lie clcEs:e5 6 his oVn Coz
oo.o- "a =, i;est i.,SrnfHt
WHAT SENATOR Jones SAYS
When SCISSOR McLsu7iu took his
ses> Sznasoz jones, Ct A-ksn:sS, tock
The 6.or to uaka q Sta en- nS. Sous
of tee statements msds By Ssnstor Nc
Lsurin, Sec=tcr Jones said, he eo1sid-
ered reflection upon himself, and he
desired TO tfsr a statement coDoecnI 6
the incident 70 which Ssaator McL2u
rim hsd referred. At tha extra session
Ct the Senate last spring he had been
asked by the caucus oM,o- for the llss
Of SenstoEs who were to be summoned
TO a csu,us, and Senatcr McLsur.a's
aame beir e mentioned be (Jones) lad
said Re would hius:lf see tae Senator
from Sou.u Carolina.
Il net him in the cloak rocn," sslo
Senator jones, ''ard racs.lirg the fact
hat he had nos attended Democrat,
caucus for more than two yescs 1 as ked
nim Whist his status vas. Be replied
that his relations with the party were
such that he thought it would be en-
ba,rassing for him to enter the Demo
cratic caucus. l then said to him:
You do not wish to be invited then?
and he replied, 'Cettaiuly.'" ,"
AS to the charge Of uitesior motive
on ny part, continued Senator Jones,
i an content to trest it with the COZ
senpt il dessz7es. It is e notorious
fact, which everyone seems TO ucder.
stand, except tie Senator from South
Carolina, that there has been 70 Demo
cratic caucus al this session ii Congress.
| ha7e no hesissrcy, however, n saying
i4at il recent con7essation Win a
!esding member On the otnec side | said
&c him that did net think the DINO
c-stic csucus could undertake to provide
commlttee sSs'gnGensS IoE the SanS!oi
frcm South C&roi;na.
SENATOR TIALMAN REPLY.
Ssaatoz Ti;::msn, OF Soa:h Csrolirs,
ass OF his {ees Enea S:lator Joacs
ccreluSe&. IL his characteristic way
he aarcunoeG that whlia his Ease hsd
uos been mentioned i.2 rea"z:a thst be
vas tie Gauss Ct It al. lie said he
you'd &c. AZ this Eine Like 81 exterd
ed rsp!y. Bc;eig, IA2c, he reviewed
he ccnl1oversy between Glrself aaa
Senator McLaurir, TAi9h led to tbs
joint tel dr. CT IEe!r res'g lstio1s to the
Eovaroar OF South CsroiIEa last spring,
sd 1o.a OF the G1vernar's saggss: s:io1
ylat the re:,gaa:ions be - ad:awf.
Scaato- G'l;:nsI "a &c co@yc@lal hat
tie Gu1e:lar wSs simply "a coz into
ahich Ne h&d put les>.rs tor tac 1 g,s-
ia.ure," snc :ha: they could cot uado