The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10
THE FOURTH In NEW SALUDA,
n BIG CROWD WAS PRESENT
The Candidates Made the Wei.
kin Ring With Elouuencc.

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The Candidates Made the Wei,
kin R;,u W;,, u,n
, '"e"ce'
The town of Saluda, in the prosperou,
new county of that name. gave a iovfn
wolcoma =, tbo c,,,o ,o'>,; ~
49, 1S..e,, >'n'p"'S'''s VI
'u' 'o"''h VI '"ly' "hd the crowd IL
attendance was much the largest
which has yet greeted the candidates
on their ronnds
An or ,,,..
c.;vod and r,"m,' ""au' ''a,,s wolo S' wei re-
mado 'rho nn"n, o, Nv" 'ilciioS wore
tn",,,o, ,,a,oS',,, snI P'oPor'y DC
toinI,, ,rt"';cS mUn1 I'T"u T 'hey were GER
wna ,Ia,,,, - oI "I o'nooi"cy' i;.y mere
enth"ans,;c % sr' w n,,; oao9o ''stcn,hS, @ put no
Lnu;,''"n " ,1' w. l"'poft
"o'. v. '''' applause gwen any
INV, rmo '"i'iu'tes'
norn o o, o"no VI" Sio',ouS rourtn rose
n,: moio o''.t ".'" cum, ouI soon The sun
ro.ilc" oehlio cio"os' performance
"e'cr Voluncarliy undertaken by The
average candidate. only live years ago
vi. .he sue oi tne present county seat was
'uo lores, primeVal toaay lts former
"oou'"''u 4u,e' .eec,ioeo the eloquchce
w W, 'he 'oouth Naroiina campalgncrs.
INC pl"ce is uleI illtle hamiet which
seeli'eo nearly aesefIod uhtil oil candi.
'"Ses Wele SURFING.
boon the Voters were stirring and it
~"s cVl''enI M th"' inc wooas were tull
- .uoh' thoy ca'iie from every dl-
.o.tioi' out WIN unanimous consent
.m,.: lU'ou 'o""l"' one ooJectlVe polnI.
,.i.I I ""' sn1 plhe s'oSc JusC Oh lhc
out'n,'.' VI t'io Io"n, "here inc meet
'nS was W W hCio' ne acI'ng county
t,".n Snaii. .ian, nm "i' O"ilo'i ~ manage, was
ousy ",' sio morning arranging Tor the
So,nl't' "liu couVohlc''ce oi the cahdi-
u"''e ~ WHICH nc WAS asslsued ny all
'u" w. oit'"ene ,n VI .uc lo"h. me party
we %as an;a; ontoi .alneu .'ost hospltaply again,
a.. .oo.,'i''S u s'l'll weicome as was most
: pieos"nt: WINS tmiS was inc nirtn place and
uoi1 m'm VI isi'a,h narre't travis and
DIn3 D,i' no%,o w, u n,"nlo 'ahe' ana also or
niuouy i'''' C'h ena'h' 1hc county
.,ny ..n'y pp popuaatou louelns from lhc
.ho rooa sid, '''''e'' ''o'''o' o''hs oh
W mo % nonnIn "L ora ohoa,,;,,,,o .o,, ,,.
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~ ,ha oomna''r, - nar,r r,. oo,',"i gto.siie
Foo, 1u;ta II 49, p"'I ,;,;o q. '''"u. u 'nIii
huhhios owor ~ th;a o,i',is ena,;o. N"'u,"n. M.
~v;a;tnrs ~ ,uoua hauo AIr c' aoo.,oi. Man1
oo,n,;oo onI ,o,nra .n a'l rn': nooiine
oothon;,,s a,,,a;,i 80" TO- -, ~" ""i'i,la''',olleo
Sonon o,I " "h,Iuron one ap."hoi': ,, na,s: "en
IN IN tha h,nn,o,,' . "nu ''ni1o way
anrond;,'r .aa, "o.o M ",'"Ii ti1c
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eh"rioov ' 90 no.ou' ~ Eo.ois'
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anoo ,n,,Ioa r nni 30 lon D' "nu .,' u,o"ppoai.
~ ovoru d;roa4;l,n ,,i ~, ,i"l 49,, oauans "oie
tho onnoora,,o" 1'f' %" In, W. 'U.no rMa lIau
auIicrco n,n,horoS hotHonn pS Soo aS mI
Q O0O noroono ond tI,o ;,,.arnot 'oI "n" 'a
CRAFT The,c,ovd was Io neunr r.U;e ~,;o, was ".'
es1,t ;uet - onoa,,e~e, s.o,,I ] ITv No. norii M
cular sneaker claimino the atientian ~
nil. At half mast 10 o,cloclr Tho oc,ine,
chairman Mr q + Ron,ogo ~ onrra7
nria,e remarks c,llod ihn ne6tipd r.,
order.
The crowd was alwovs movi,. IN
the far ouler edyes. bnt voters ware
banked thickIv around The s,ond when
euberDatorial candidates wor. an.
nounced. Can't, Ucvward was the tirst
sneaker and came forwarl amid an.
nlanse and hnrrohs for Hovward ia
psid fine tributes 10 this worIhv child
of Edyelield and of Sonth Carolina and
To The large numher of ladies' nreaant
Issuea were clearly discussed in dcto;l
"a previously rcnorted. Cant Hcv.
ward was heard with undivided attcn.
ton and at various times g IIurrah for
Howard were heard from the audi
ence,
Congressman Talbort came forward
amid applause and cheers for uTal.
hertz Was Glad TO meet ci,izcps of
the county he had worked for. even
when he was citizen of the other
side of Edgefield. No controversy
about the issues of our platform, but
YOU have a right to know how we
stand. So, realizing responsibilities
involved. he discussed issues "a before
recorded. Col. Talbert received the
closest attention, was cheer,d and an.
plauded, especially when he again ex-
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