The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-27

cantenGed that The public SCHOOLS
the proper place TO which to sppl
this blood NJ ney," because in tina
way the youth Of the la d vill be ecu
ca:ed agains: drinking Tnis is fall
scy, because toe liquor habit is jus
as apt to strike your brightest boy s
.ou7 dullest focl. THIS money is no
going to the schools anyway. Out o
81 expended By the d5unksrd for ;
jug OF liquor all the prof S except tv'
cents, go to other sources and othe
people than the erunkard's family
That is al the sal7e his wife aDc
children get to heal their hear aches
BE gave the drunkard's prayer ant
the prayer Of the sy-cslied gond citi
zen, who takes this liquor money To-
bis children's education. i ney tall
about putting god men in charge Q.
the dispsnsary. You can't get mar
who is 8 decent man who will takt
charge OF this dirty slcp. This is ths
truth. II you doubt il ask sny cne o
5hese good men WHO are running or
this platform to 60 in and dish ou:
the dirty stuff. Not one Of them wi!
do it The system cannot oe clcsnsed
had you c-uciole as big as the moor
IN which 70 boil It, were you to hea;
that cruciole with all the coal stCrsc
IN the bowels of the earth, we're you
to give TO each Of these candidates
who talk about puTging it, a Clipper
with which cne might empty Lake
Michigan at 8 scoop, AID TO each o.
5he others spcoo, wh,c1 would rsach
from pole to oole, with which to sill
it, and then let them stir, while the
others dipped, this process might &C
n Tor centuries, aad at the END the
residum Of purified matter would no,
amount to : tnimbleful. Mr. Brun
son referred 10 no other issue, but de.
voted bis whole time TO rasp!ng those
who favored the sale Of liquor In any
manner, sud urging the people to
rally to its oVsrtlrow.
MR. W. a EDWARDS,
OF Ssluda, fled bis plsdge as q candi
date for Governor, but, jad1ing from
MS speech to-day he has entered him
sell ip the wrong class. Hts entire
time was devoted to aD attack upon
the Southern Railway, which Woulo
nave done credit to the most ARGENT
sspirant tor the ch;e ct railroad com
missioner. Mr.. Edwards declared that
for six years ne naS peen Conducting g
fight in the Courts ags1nSt the con.
soiioation Of the Sousa CS1olina anc
Georgia extension with the Sou ohsrG
Railway. Ee fads, 50 be said. taa:
ahis corporation is practically IN con.
trcl VI cuc Government and that there
is apparently no way Of escape from
rs abuses. He declared that 1t dis
crininated sgainst the people OF this
State, causing their property to de
crsase in vslue, and incidentally tn
property OF landowners IN Georgia tc
increase in value. b then bsgantofea1
rom a paper whlcs be Carried q htsto'
~ OF niS case already refursd to, ou;
ais twenty ninu.eS we're up before be
vas more tnan fairly started, and II
neyer became appsren. is1 ~nat he
aas driving a.. Es Was granted az
x5enS.on OF time 10 waica 60 eSp!at"
orisfy what ne was after, but Jas5 ::
ne opsnsd his mouth to Speak tue
oaDd began 50 p;aS AID there the mai
5er ended, for to-day aU least.
Then CAM
Mr.. a. c. JONES.
Of New5erry, who i, also an asplran'
Tor Gubsrnauional honors. he Is her,
IS the representative OF the homes, O.
the mothers, Of the sons, OF the chill
;ren, who stand for pure democracy
and who oppose corruption sad graf
All his life he has stood for that Wn.c'
was purifying snd upiifsing, snd be /
willing to abide by his record. He /
.an enthusiastic supporter CT hlgnei
education, out 1t i TO the deaomina
5ional colleges that the State o"e'
most. He believes in az economical
and honest administration OF the Gov
srnme1a. he tayors a board OF arol-
srstion in South Carolina to settle al
differences between capital and labor
But the principal thing which ha
brought him into this campaign L
the liquor question. Three years agt
ne published in the newspapers an sr
5lcle calling attention TO the ccnoi
aions in the dispensa1y. He also urg
ed the passage OF a law which wouic
allow the Vlt!ng out Of the dispsnsar
les in counties desiring to take suct
action. Tcat suggestion was lacge!,
instruments al in the passage OF Uh
Bcice law. Nov he is ready to go fu,
sher. Personally, he opposes the sa.'
IT LIQUOR ia any way, but he is wiliin'
90 SLOW the paopis OF each County t
2ote on the qu:sIion as to whe5he
they shall have county oispensary
nigh license o. prohibition. The Stat
,spensary NUT go. Conditions il
Newberry to-day are bstter than i
twenty yea5s. II the prohibition la'
IS not absolutely enforced that fact
!ue to circumstances that whenever
nsn Is brought up charged with
violation OF the lax some lawyer is o.
aaad ready to appear for him and &c
aim Of he has oten IN the thick
evsry 6ghS against the State disper
sary and he stands today right Whe,
ae always stood.
Mr.. Jones was followed by the Ho1
r. I. MANNING,
Of Sumter. Nj. Manning has fer
years represented bis county IN St
Legislature, six years IN the Hous
and for the last eight years In tt
State Senate. BE has MADE mistake
That be realizes. But in every que
, ZION upon which he has had to cs
MS vote he hss applied this test-ar
s it right? Then, Is it TO; the be-
interests OF my State and count.
: Ramenbe bering this, he Is reaoy
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