The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-09-06
11RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1901
ness that I folt. proclaimed that IL
ho was a .Domoofat | was not, and I

merely gave voice, in oil my denounoia.
tions Of Cleveland Democracy and
threats Of leaving tho party, to tho over.
whelming sentiment in CONTROL Of tho
State. In other words, l WAS absolute.
ly loyal At all times to tho majority Of
my fellow citizens, who wero Demo
oratb, but moi Of the Cleveland type,
and what | aaid about loavlng tho party
then was not the prevailing sentiment
In South Carolina.
I made a speech in Memphis and one
in st Louis in which
DENOUNCED CLEVELAND
and his policy az Un. Democratic and
proclaimed my willingness and purpose
to fight to reoapturo tho Democratic
party from the wreokers, and, failing
there, to organize genuine Dsmooratio
party, which should maintain tho prin.
oiplos OF Jefforson, tho father. I an
nounced this policy as the spokesman
or tho Democracy Of this State on tho
floor Of the Senate on tho 1st of May,
1896, in q debate with d. 3. Hill;
announced it in q speech at Denvor,
one in Wichita, ono at Lexington, KY, /,
at Dallas, Texas, and Atlanta, Ca. in
all Of which tho slogan was ZIG to or
bust. The South Carolina State Con.
vontion, which sent delegates to the
Chicago Convention in 1896, was 80
thoroughly imbuod with tho purpose to
havo different kind OF Democracy
from that of Cleveland and his follow
ora that they sent a adelegation to that
Convention with instructiona to with.
draw and return home for furttror cotin.
i sol III the eyont wo did not got u plat.
form to suit us.
HAVE NEVER AT ANY MOMENT
or any time or any plaoo given voico to
any feeling or sentiment about the
Democratic party that was disloyal to
tho will Of the majority Of my follow
Democrats in this State. have al.
ways claimod to voice tho will Of the
majority Of tho people of the
State and to be representa-.
tive Of tho majority, and every
woll-informed man in the State knows
that what ! have spoken is capable Of
proof from tho records, and, therefore !,
repeat what said at Uoion, that any
man who charges mo with disloyalty or
with any purpose at any time ofSoppos
ing the genuine Democracy Of South
Carolina as represented by tho majority
lies, and knows he lies. sg
I AN CALLED A popULIsT NOW
I hv Ronuhl;o.n nd oo,d liz, !, ;, ! :,
that are 80 much in love with Dom
meroial Democracy. always have, and
always will, apurn Clovoland's Dsmo
oracy as nothing but thinly disguised
Republioanism, and MoLsurin's De-
mocracy is even less respectable. Oleve-
MoLaurin was "A eager anaa tn - nraaa
ponuliam. nnre and aimnle aa he Is n ,s ~,
| to 1 ad yooata' MaKinlavis n, - and ROW. "
don. the apostlosof PonmliamI /" IN Sonth
| Carolina In j 892 ygaa Tia Ia frat man ,I,e
gave q lob to sftor, hia apnointmanttoS
.shes San aSe. and 81 e I'D h asia kEaE AHA
n II 81 Il ny
supporter Of Sonator MoIIamrin y q iaat
brand Of politios.
Some of tho nowspsper editors and
othor srdent supportors Of Senator Mo.
L.urin have been very much ahooked
and outraged BY what said al Union
as i' I,
wAnNrNa ~ orr, pnro,nrSra
-. ''.'
not to attempt to coerce their opera
tlyes. 1t is considered an unrardon.
to I ;ntarfara !, su'a sh;a 4alo " WI xlloa'on
said on that ocossion was for the pur.
poso Of warning these msn against at.
tempting to 60 too far. recognize tho
| right Of ovory man to try to persuade
othors to vote with him, but deny
that the employment Of mon in mills
oarries with it o right on tho part of
! the mill to oorooo or control tho votes
Of the employees. The relation bo
tween tho mill owner aud the workor
in the mill IL one Of mutual advantage,
and the mills wero not built for tho
purpose of giving employment to labor,
but for the purpose Of making money.
All mon who work in tho mills give la.
Dor for tho money they receive. Tho in.
terests Of mill gner and tho mill haod
may be Identical or may be antagonis-
tic. it has boon com mon in tho North
for the laborors employed in tho maau-
featuring Embellishments to be driven
wnon .hey oannot Dc oa1oiod Into yot.
throata ~ "n d;sohs.r;na vloAny, anu .ne
oloaing down worlsa ~ oe .aIo,, anS 80 "uu !.
tha last Prea;dont;a, 81 aioo.;a -; "nu W. ,h. -
aoourod tha MoK;niav .UJ,,un tr;M ~ uo"p'
| "- ~
THE OWNERS or COTTON MILLS
| &hot b.u 80, q -,