The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-04
Senator TiIIman and Col. TowilE
Have g Hot Time.
CHARGES ARE FALSE
Saws TowiIl, and He Demands Full ID
yestisatiou OF His Acts by the Leg
islstive Committee. Senator
TiIlman Says tie Brice
Bill is Unfair.

According to the reports il the dai.
" narers the most exciting pontlcsi
meeting held in Souoa Carolina for
the east twelve OF fourteen years VS.
held at Batesburg on last Saturday.
The meeting wss called to croer by
DR.. W. B. Timme.man, sho i,,tco
duced as the first spesksc E Z. b
Efrd, OF Lexington. NJ. Ei7d naos
q good speech in tayor ui tha oispen
sary. DR.. Zimmerman then pEsssnIe
Senator T!l.man, who was zeIs-V-o
with applause.
ST made up my mind before S>esS
ino Al Marion uaas THESE sfe5ccSs att.
useless" said tie ssEa%Cr n cH. s;'he
his remarks, 'but it w'li be cn iehi
neyt SIMMER H sad ne vas hera
TODAY or the invitation cf Tie mayor
and so or 10 other cit z ns to oiSc2ss
the liouar ouessi =. TIE Inv! as.ol>
also stated t1a McL, a1in nao o7sh
invited. e. LotlvSu tlat me lhV1sa
ticu contained cEe osne ". ica sss
unGsrscorec; it "Ss that G. IN Be-
ToYill, wlOn al: p1sS1co Sne#. l.
seemed TO hin then, So ae, e2so Siis
was s caallsHge &c c;Ie 20 Els nons
an6 say what q tad sstS else Were.
1T appeared slso sl.sv l. TIE hsiss
sioa 20 ad6Ies; Hou b3 man WIZ
whom | n3a I'D n lrpisaeaasne>s
there vas an i-pil,c caalien.e t2sS i
ycu:6 nvs bs I:e1e sno S:u 20 &C
cussc CT teirs a:raia to n 1t n'nl. .
II ..sye: say a1J Sn..:G Gna2 ( "oaic
not saf to & naD', Tee h. HAS GIL
zea'. risht 60 ask a.y5jdy TO SPEAK.
T,svs 10 sesSoc u e, l bu- t"as al
aa.s respecs exc 6 :, q tuel!rs Tor ne
but Oh CT 70 otl K p:Scsa n TIC
ssc:s pane wiia man "2o Las ee-
trsysc Lis .fus- es D@GOclsu, ESb
who Il Washington IS M iocser re
parced SO DoaIcfSt l E-e@ Ut
fis ssai.aEd iali- -pan5;" Il sid He
hs5 cssyec orders as pubic ssiVz.Las
.nd sad rsicts1acG the truss I'M
DossG il him aid resented tie inpi.cs,
tion bv which he nad been placed OF q
level with a man who had betrayed
his trust. Ee had said TO his teeth
what he thought about his (GcLaur-
in's) action.
s:rLss is d Democratic question We
are to seutle," he said with soma
warmth, declaring that ne would not
dsbste the oispeassry with Rspaon-
cans. am Democrat a.d y IS s
part Of NJ business as national co2-
nitteenan to keep the party in lie
in South Carolina. I resented the ln-
yitation because McLaurin is not my
equal. he IS not ny equsl ssa Demo
crss, whatever else he msy be. zap
plause.) Here the Senator took up
The oisperssry. he sad but for the
GOOD women the men would have lost
The seed corn OF genuine religion.
Don't believe in voting out the OILS.
pensary, said be, that ycu will set TIC
Of hquour.
He then made jccular reference
IS 20 what Mr.. E6rd had said aoou9
being s strad6ler, declaring that he
had never been en- the fence in poil,
tics. The only fences he had ever
been on we're these il crossing halos
when he vas a boy. BE said he wculu
rather fall of and break bis neck than
to stcaools any proposition. The CT
fee OF United States senator, saio he,
returns to the people VIXEN his tern
expires and they could then 60 as they
saw fit.
"a man on the fence in 1892 had
the dcgs after hin On both sides" nes
remarked. A majority Ct the peorla
had never asked tor prohibition. Pee.
pie and newspapers had lied abcui l6
In 1892 10000 people had Toaed for
prohibition and $4,000 voted against
it OF did not vote at al. He srgusc
with Childs and Nettles 70 accsp1 tns
dispensary bill, which vas passed. Il
any responsibility was nssuec for this
he would take il.
well, close it up" said voice il
the audience.
ST don't know what part you tso
to do with it, but WAS do~n ycroe-
in charge" He said he was charged
with making the cis2ersary po4it:-
cal machine during hls s-cono tsrn a.
governor but he needeo &c political
machine, as be vas teen going ca. CT
cfice. He had receiv.o Z greater ma
icrisy fcr governor tnzn any osaec
man except H-mptcn.
boys, We L sec ',m next year; enc
we'll settle this qlsstion," shtu:e
the Senator. Be Knows whsre hts
dependence ts-upcn the pain, coz
non peop;e. P iitlcai nac1.cI! ;hss
Democratic primary is the onI; na
chine I nes6," So d e. Ia said tia
only one. tniro Cf the D-nocfa::c vote
had been pelled in the fse connSies
w;uch hs6 voted cut h dis2ersary.
Taxi & up tie na5tsr OF pe.i"!ons,
he salc aoys-ooy ccu:d ga teEieios,.
even t1ee '.n;-xsr,' Juu aas hoc.
ccu'cn't vo5e. TIE o. ion wii! b,
ssttl1d rexa % q. eI W;-ea III Wy;
ueu Wi. b. a,.is 20 vote. IEes iaV
t,ied SIX TINS tv Xiii tie G:s.snsa:!
an1 hsd :al!.d.
'C.e cf uae bcs- men in Sout:
Cereiina who Ess f5reo icr ttic=.
good Confederate scioler, would Ea7s
begu e.ec:sd SIX yesSS sgC Gu. for tss
fact tEat &c WIS CO TIE proh,.itie.;.
ticket. That man vas C2i. James A.
Hoyt."
&c said the opponents CT the dis
pensary Lad been preparing tor this
dght for - months while It's friencs
we're picking cotton and let it go.
so help me God will see these EEL
lows on every stump in South Carolina
next surmar," be cIis5.
This Investigating coEnittee has
been going aoout the Stste routing
up a few thieves apd Lyon and Chrls.
tecssn made. into 5smigocs. DID
they try to get the board Of Gieec-
tors?" be asked. They have failed