The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-17
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1kUL IlUDALaTis
Senator Ti|lman Suggests Pass
port System as a
coed REMFDY.
COED RKMEDY.
Ssys the Situation Of Affairs is Under
stood in the South, but Misund.r-
stood in the North, and Sou!h.
ern White People Must
RemsGy Il.
Remedy II.

Saturday ri,,at. Tns Chronicle sa7
his description of the problem whic
confronts tee south was passionate
and ,hroebi-g With Int. nse ano su1n
in-slcousccs. It glo@ed wish tre IL,
ID f.a wcicn made "P..sc fors iiA'
nan" 4sucue. Bus his suggested SO
lu::on Of lie p,oait n vas Ffs coo.'
sober, peaos abe snd iaapassloaS's ~
te;ance C Z grest zcuchoIHsr $40
prass s,ats su4n Tue scnens 80, StS
posed wss original With Ssu@.ot - I
nan, and his speech IN Ausus'a 90, - ;.
"a tts frsn cubic snu1cisticn. waeih
~ ~ NOT It IS o,acsical, chs psopte q
t5e sontherc states VIII decics.
Thst niep is the essabis msnS G.
rhe Eoroosau passport system, coz
na,lins eVery person to nave 8 ces1in
cara OF soo: chsrscser b5to1e peiag q
1owe6 either to move away f1on
resident CT acns; o. 80 moVs inso E
new ssc.ior; npel;icg every Dessoa
To have bcha f3s msann Ct suppoi&,
etc, srd prorp5jg arressicg a2gon@
who sprears in soy comnCnlty attn,
out the necessary passport. Tali,
Sebs,or Tp!:.usa believes, VIII nSid Il
check the lawless, loatn&, tsnc:shne
ero criminal class whose members as
responsible for the sSfl dagger
which stalks abroad, 3 nenaes. to every
pure southern woman
The ccession e Nj. Tillnsn's ad-
dress OF The Rscs Problem" was tie
opening CT the iycsun course In Au-
gusts. An immense audience ht!so
Min-r- Walker hall, from platform 10
gallery, and greeted tie speaker ~ita
enthusiasm. Tns nusie YVES furnish
ed by the boys banc OF the Georgia
Industrial Hone st Macon, q musical
aggregation which bss toured the
south in1ssulsr concert work Waec
Senator Tlinsn appesred s. the door
OF tie auditorium. tie strains OF Dixie
burst upon the air, soon ninglec
with the shouts ard applause OF the
Immense audience. From a lyceun
standpoint, the event was q pezfse5
success
S. T. Darlington, one Of the nost
brilliant OF Augustus younger sttcE-
neys, Introduced the speaker. Ben
Tillnan stepped 20 the front Of the
platform snd slowly bsg&1:
''Lsdies and Gentlemen: Though
in recent yesrs N my pathway has led
me far away from Augusta, and I
have little opportunity during TIE oc
cssicnsl visits TO keep in touch with
the people Of this grand old city, wheE
! 7 tell yCu that was born within Is
miles OF this spot snc lived there until
] vas past 40 years old, sad during
all OF my boy hood and younger man
hood business as well IS pleasuIe often
brought me to this city, you will IN
dsrstsnd that Augusta had 'Augusta
people can be no strange worcs to
me, nor can its people bs strangers.
'In se!ecsipg the race problen as
the sutjs I will talk to you shout
to.n:s b., the ssrns s1tj=ct upon which
I spoke hare four or fva years sgo. you
viii dououless WONDER why I should
cling TO & topic shout which most OF
you are fsmiliar Sad about which goa
think there is very little new o.
strange or profitable I csn tell YOU. A
month sgo should not have thought
to selecs this subject, though ! have
long been discussing 1T in the north,
where they know nothing about 1t
and where feel perfectly willing to
tell them wnst 7 think they ought TO
know. I told them about IL from the
Sen Ttllnsa'' standpoint, So you can
imagine what sort OF stuff they heard.
TEE ATLANTA BLOT.
1.-Two, or Goree, ~eeks sso tonight
we ad what is called the Atlanta riot
with the details OF which most OF you
are familiar, althoush the full story
has never gotten into the papers, and
it is because Of that riot and the IL
Illuminating character OF the occur
,eoces there Chat I have felt almost
compelled from a sense Ct duty to take
this, 70, first opportunity, 20 lecture
in the south to present 70 ycu some
Of the views that have coEe to me L.
Illuminated by these bloody and horrt-
BE transactions.
do not lay claim to being proph.
e5. ] DO Lay claim to honesty and pa
srtotism CT eurpcse AID to having
good common ssnse; and it is IL tie
exercise OF my patriotism OF purpose
IS we'll as my use Of coEmcn sense
that am going to s. eak TO you to- !
night. am going to call things by |
their names; I am rot going 10 mince |
words; I viii hurt some teslings and !;
tresd on some toes; but will tel! the !
truth as see it.
7 do not often use manuscripts, |;
an6 do not intend 20 use one now, i
except for q minute, but having in !;
view the laying before ycu and before |
the country mg understanding OF the |;
situstton. hsve deliberately set down
in black and white where I could |
weigh my words and be careful to
gsu,d ny statement, certain fpnca |
mental principles which I ask you to
permit ne to read
Senator Tilmsa had carefully pre- |
pared the fo:low.ng statement Of she /
race problem as he conceiVss il, and
upon which he declares the scuen /
must set st ones il terrible conse- |!
q FENCES are to be aVerted:
/. The white men OF the south were
never more united OF more determined
than they are now in the purpose to
maintain white supremacy IN each and
every part Of every southern state re
gsrdless Of negro naloritiasaaad the
thought Of social equality is 80 intol.
erable CT even more so than the idea
Of political equality. The two go hand
IN hand and csnrot be sepersted.
2. The negroes we're never more
bent on contssstcg In every way that
,hev dora this nnSitiOn OF Ghe whlseS |