The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-09-04
Wyatt aiken for Congress.


important. 1t is the plain duty Q
3 Nevory man to vote intclligcntly
, and TO do this nc must know tht
mon asking office among whom he
is to choose. Ot the seven mel
who are seeking the honor Of rep
rescntlng the people Of this Con.
gressiunal District, there is one
. whom his friends deem it Il privi-
lege to support. Those who know
Wyatt Aiken best believe that nc
othor candidate for this Office pos
scsscs IN higher degree or in a
hettor proportion the elements of
manhood which go TO make Il true
representative Of the people. He
has heart rs we'll as intellect, and
no mrn IS Of the true type who has
not 10th sentiment ana sense. Bo-
ing a sen vt a man vi! Ought III
peace and wHr . bis ry-
cry onor@y for the rights for which
the demOcratIc party stands, wy
att Aiken has always been u close
student CT the political principles
OF his [athcr-.thc principles Of
geuuinc dt mocruHy. Ills discus.
Slons OF the question O! the day m
dicute mind naturally woll ball
anced aud trained to view political
situotionslIrom the right STANDPOINT
The writer has never known Il man
OF bigger heart or nohicr impulses.
Irul y this man i" generous to a
| ll a
from a Sood man? Chen there are
few men better than Wyatt Aiken.
Some years ago through his con-
rihution and influence, an untor-
tunatc mal Of this town was Sont
to an lnlirmary and hi nfe pro,
longed therg'y, aud ua 4 fact that
| TINS man never kno" whom to
thank. In 'hc family Of Il wvri:-
ing man OF CokcsbNry there Was
bright BOY VIII could not attend
sch"oI BECAUSE ms father was an
"n'e 10 p&y ne tuition himself.
HAT ne had selfish motive IN any
one or these cAses' no mhn who
KNOWS the circumstances would
oven suggest Wi'hin The last lew
n!h1'eS 'he writer Vas had in
''''" more 'h"h h"'i q dozen
ooES Oh thc same village, ior whom
~ ~ So'nt li',''ShccI %l'iloul the Know
leuee vi nom, Ny"'s Aken mas
procure" P'Eltlol's' All oi hls lie
,'7 ''I "''e" Seph'"S opportunities
W ,lt'P t'os" o! MS leilo".mcn not ,
g" ''i . 'U''a': Us me- IA lrlend ~
;'s9u ;", IS " 'ile"o ,n lnuoea IS d famii-
., .i.' puo,al'on' t / ne suo)ect VI TINS
'Ao.o" mas l'o!t" h'Msell 20 he
n"o' t" i''oi'" t'n'e ana again Inc
'n"li v ~ ~ ''u" ~ MS iTienos
1 .nus' 10 !luc ~ illmS'l'' ana belng |
'luo " il'''soi'' IL 'o1io"s lhat ne
o"Lno' -: untrue 70 any man, orto
oHy p?li'toa' r;r, ,.: ot ".nel PotCy; Ia
si ,,o 1'1o n!a t"'"t" navy Always
s4 .e.'. ~ He" Nv . '""% "oi"
nio,' o 's9u9":. ' ', uV!'' ne l'o'c: poo
pte p 'i'., ~, "uilub % n's s1so'S mlt'.ary
'lco iie suo"e" Alulse'l thc l1Aehd
o. 'pe noh'co olnniss'ohe"o olllcer ara
tne ptlV"Ie soioAei. ND nun mas
ki!u"l' vac lrlolloAn'i' o1 "yatt
S'ne'i ~ 1Se oul " etulup ~ pure gold'
~ 'o IS Poo' "'''' I"ody IL is h'h
o""S" ho he' EYER oeel Hporal
aopPor'er o' al Ghrlstah VOTES,
u',u mas GENEROUSLY answered every
c"'i upon nun aS c'tlZeh' it Is
sou'G'''''es claloi'7o t''"e farmer
ca" pes' 1eP,esent c'e Lhe FARMING
peopie' ~ .'''s -, pe 'foc--aho IL is
I"Fs'io''ao'e--- " ~" nken has
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a' "a t''hes'o15' 's Wa: PFact'Sa'
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VI Che "o'1e c"h"'"":'6 onerlnG
l"' d ss1s' III '.o"!:'':s, me voters
VI hIS u'st''"' S""n'o 'hoose 'ne
ma" VINO has ~" mental scope TO
.hoi"t'Sl'y '"'"'fslAha nc prop
orso thn sta,aG,at"cs 9oST, of f"", nlay