The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-09-21

at excited voice, {
rock my friend
=. hurl it back - But
,eJ5JiIteAd himself to say that
south Cardinals prcpondcrance OF
negroes was responsible for her
,eading the list of illiteratcs. He
visited his broad shoulders all out
If shape when he declared that,
though we lad a lesser proportion
Of negroes, "you let the negroes
take charge of your state and run
it, strange to say there was thun-
der of applause.
He OPENS TIE FAUCET.
He admitted he had no lecture,
under his definition of II lecture:
something written, polished, with
the loose Joints taken out of it and
the drop stitches caught up. Il
open the faucet" he said and let
whatever is in come out. | am
content to let the fine phases 60 for
what they may be worth. "
Ne entered upon a discussion of
combinations.
Men have learned that it is SO
much more profitable to combine
and not compete, that you will find
that competition has gone and that
combination has taken its place.
lie paid due tribute to the railroads
for their contribution to civilization
and said that he would like to have
George Washington come back to
. t9wn which he laid off and
! asScrythine~-ias been transformed
ana to this tremendous advance
the railroads have contributed more
tham IAN any and all other agencies -
mere are 100000 miles of road
controlled by II or Is systems or
Syndlcatcs, and l5 men, who wear
Dre'ches and enjoy beef steak "os 7
Go, that can get together and hr-I
up Till the late CongreSs-absolute-
~ masters of the business interests
OF 1hiS great country. If the peo-
PIE OF the United States don't take
kchargc OF their own affairs and run
he railroads, the railroads as tbnv
re now doing, will run the govern
ent. Though there are nomi-
nAiN three systems in North Caro- |
80 there is Il suspicion that they
',I one concern. There is the
ou,uN holdings-thcre are thc
ouiu HOLDINGS: | want to take care
on,L y grammar as | go along.n
,mat' cD. He told how other
o,, ~ make similar mistakes .but
wv b"oo,' ono session will not guffaw
;Ged ~ hod, wc are a very, very dig,
'iied ' tyhUot.' Uaughtcr). He re-
H. 'E I h"a, a most scholarly Senator
mno,'Iar @ I OF debate, fell into his
a Gna and cried, "Whah do ,
n.G h;o "a tything in the constitu-
wn!ch will warrant any such .
p1 1aitlon-whah?" Gauebtrr1 Z
,m1 m ,amed over the few men who 9
in things to their taste and who {
~, II you don't like it you NAV =
NJ 'nat place which they say is |
THEY STOLE IT." /
\ Fese men, he asserted, !
ont know within 800, 600 OOo J.
ow mch they have got Hnw 9
I'd tHey get it?" He bent double
nruft out both his hands, and +,
1ou|tcd, with the emphasis on the "
'ngN o. They stole ito Tbc. I
ouse Numbered. He remembered
lat Malpole said that every man b
al his price, and scratched his A
,ad thoughtfully and disagrecably, Ii
Mlcrobe," he said. "Tbcv;ye Il,
't new name for it, which 7 in
on't hke-,graft' and | had much -
lther the old Anglo-Saxon steal y 4;
D., 1ere ne went on depression ff
put lhc chatauquas he has re- tb 1
htly visited out West" He "I
Fatch.d his left palm with his yl,
sE hgers. well, they've in ;n, in
te me out there-er-with a lit to TO
fttached, you know" Gaugh- in,
r., How he discussed the race So,
lei on ne expressed more by his ter
WV &d grimace than by his words sa;
nic he.house greeted with min, cit eft
ed Snd clappings. But the wo