The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-01

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redress. This year when things start
cd out we were told that we we've go
ing TO have peace aud harmony for on
summer at least. But "peace an,
harmony" won't come when there ar.
sncaks and thieves and traitors Eoinl
around and hiring Ilcssians and dis
tlibuting gold and buying up ncwspa
pcrs. l am fully aware OF what ! an
saying, and know whereof | speak. ;
Senator Tillman Ourning upon Mr.
AppelD--I knew that you belonged tt
him heart and soul.
MIR. Applet very plainly declared
that he had always been Il very warn
personal friend and supporter OF Mr.
McLaurn and that he had been equal
~ as warm IL supporter Of Senator I'll,
man and had supported him as loyalty
as anyone else, and he did not care t.
impugn Tillman's motives or have the
Senator impugn his.
Senator Tillman remarked that Mr..
Applet must have thought that the
cap fit him, for he had said nothing
concerning him. Referring again TO
McLaurin's proprictorship Ct Mr.. Np-
nndrrsiooG tb,t vnm havn hoon ,t,I,. "
Dear Annr,r' to him for ,n,r, yo,rs ),
MIR. Apnclt--N'rs. 10 vnu * wcu ,s
To- NIcLo,rin.
There was q bit more Of cross firing
between Tillman and Applet and Till
man continued:
"But the issue IS not as to men; in
stead !, i ono nr HnnuhI;c,,isn, ANA
Rcnu,lic,n;sm or thn mas, L,n,nnhIn
kind. He said tboi if NIcI,min had
come suuorelv c,t No wm,ld b,vo had
some rrsncri for him. avon NOW cI,ir,.
inc, ia no , non,ocr,i Ln ,ron. ,o i,h,r
loi,r and ,hmsrS Eamncr,r,, h, ,ho
vcrv n,,n Evon ,hn pnruL';,,n ,,,
ncrs Of thc connfr, e,d thni ,hn Ir..
trincs that bn ,Jvn,,,nJ r.nrn ,,,,ro
Rnnuhlicon doctrines IEs r,,n,,It ,,,,
roinr M, and down ,no S,,tn .rvin,,
lhcsc doctrines
NIcI.on,i is hound Dn,oc,.,,i,.
marty Nv his nIcJrn. hanna IN lG &,
or bust and all ,hnt if Won viii WIN,
want now Is for vn,to ,oss tL;. rn.,.
olu,ion and lc, All Democrat. q, ror,h
labeled. so that they NAV h, knnwn tu
all.
ScnatOr T,llman thtn said ,h,, -
man sent TO CONGRESS bv The Dpmu-
cratic naltv should rcnrcscpi and moi
misrcprcscnt the pariy. Another r..
dress that Mel = ,rin had wOuId he for
him and all his friends to u.r all their
efforts. legitimate and iilC"jiimotr f.
secure the election Of commrrc;,l Dem.
ocrats TO the next State convention. II
was for the pcopIc 70 be heard. and he
tied his fnih 70 thr prnnIc n ,hr
convention. pyrchurcc. could no, bc
kent true TO Democracy thcr thc rcn-
plc themselves could sneak at ;hr uoIls
in November and rcctifv The wrouu.
Mr.. Diai said that this cymml,tcc. he
thought had no riuhi TO BASS the rcs,,-
luton and Senator MrI.aurin wou)1
pay no attention to It. so what was the
use TO waste time.
Senator Tillmau-Ccr,aju)v we do
not expect him to do SO.
MIR. Bicasc said he favored one half
of the resolution, but the other hnlC EC
did not.
Mr.. Guntur-Ict's see, il that rCsu-
lution cut in half? Nauyhter)
MIr. Blcasc said that he was willing
10 condemn the course of Senator Me-
Laulin in the senate, but was Lot will
ling to vote for the resolution request
ing his resignation, as the committee
had 10 right 10 do SO, as he viewed it.
He moved to strike out the words ask.
ing for Mcl.aurin's resignation.
Nj. Cunningham moved to table this
proposition and this wss done. Only
three seemed TO vote !or the division
Of the resolution.
Mr.. Appclt renewed his motion to
table the whole richards motion
and Dr. smith seconded the resolution.
wanted 10 settle Ihc whole ;hins hnrr
and now
A the votc was hoinr toLon NJ.
Glenn arose when his Name wos c,IlrL