The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-14
THEY RESANT IL
SEN aTCR TlLLMAN's INrERVlE ~
CALLS FORTH REPLIES.
Mr fsnkler. Wr. Eamel and the 6n
known Nr. Tabbs Taks Ee.
tice Of senater's Eeast.

known Er. Iabbs Take le-
tice Of senater's Eeast.
The interview given out By Ssna
tor Tillnan in WashingteR In roger
10 the legislature Of South Oarolin
caused som comment ON bhe part
SINE Of the members OF the Lsgisla
ture.
M HUGER sNKLER.
T.. SIukler in rising to a question
O. pers nsl privilege Wednesday said
: Use to q Question OF personal priv
lsge. 7 speak Tor myself and nay ssate
m:lU Is made on aeeaunt OF tho tol
loving PARAGRAPH plbitshsa In "a In
eerv.ew wish Senator T1llaaa whia,
appeared in the atssrnoaa paper
Wednesday snd in The morning p
pers Tuuraday: Wishous Charles
sons nine voses the Morgao bill wouii
have bsen defeated os maj5sisy Q
swo votes, 90 II eae Ssass dispsaaar.
Is abolished as this sess1Oa IL VIII D
dons by dirty bargain bssweoa sa'
old barroom element In Charleston
and snese 81 peoh1oision,sss.
"As . memosr Of this body TO
many yearS from Charleston l woul'
oe lacking in self, respect, ea1eless o
5our esteem, II I permitted sh1 rsek
less, urj j1at, untrue enarge OF os1gsu
and sale OF my cenVissions, 4nd N.
convictions On this measure remain
unchanged. No bsrsin vas sTe
made to my knowledge, no, was n!
vote inspired, influenced or controlled
By a bsrroom element or any oshe
element OF person whstsysr, and ah:
charge so boldly made is lasking L
srush and dignity. I voted for losa
opsion because I believe the peopli
aave a primary and fundanensa
right TO say and settle for snemsel7s,
wnas they want. Furthermore,
voulc have vossd for ths Morgan bill
!t Charleston never got the op5ion Q.
nigh license, alshoagh I believe Char
lesson should ges What sne wants and
every other county should have tht
sane privilege. 1t is not my purpoas
90 resaliats with abusive epishets bul
sim ply to make this statements II
vindicstlon OF my Attitude and v0ss
:nd in detc1enca TO my friends in 6hi!
oody whose coed opinion l v1iue.
CAPT. RANEL's REMARKS.
Tie substance OF wnas Capt. Hsn
al said Wednesday morning is 50 fol'
lows:
so much had been said charging
prohibinionisss with being in o con
pacs or uanoly alliance with the Ii
csnse people shas wanbed 70 seat my
position 10 be In opposition,.o lcsnse
tnat the Morgan bill was not my bill
and I had noshing to do with it's prep.
aGatinn.
TIE prohibitionists had nothing
to do with les being an Issue there
That responsibility was upoa she
people, who, In the eoo-
S S-lUuelonal convention OF 1895, coopsr,
ated with the license people TO put
5aat option in.
''Mr. Clayton Of Florence had ofer.
I'd an amendment so the original sec
5lon prepared for the regulation Of
sne wnlskey question, which amend.
menr provided that 1he Licensing Of
uae sale OF liquor should be prohibited
ia the constitution. The prohibition
lsts in toe convention were working
.4ian the dlspsnsarY people for the
adop:;on Of this ameEdmsnt, as 1t
you'd limit the choice between dis
pesssry and prohibition. But the
tate OF the dispepsary was hanging ls
tne balance at 5has tine sad its con
,si:.utionalisy WIS being tested IN tns
courss. A member Ct the convention
undertook to picsure conditions q:
they would be under SsaSs proa!bi
uion In case the dispensaIy was de-
clsred uneonsti su5ional and he toos
shvut the came view that the oppon-
ems taks nov regarding blind slger'
o7srruaniag prohi oition countiss
TIE dsoate was adjourned and con
tersnse was held be asen ohe dispea'
sary and license people, aad the PIE
sent section vas sne result CT hell
deliberations. The dispsuss.y psopl'
aao not the pron,bi sionista, in una3l!
siliznce with bne license element II
5ue convention are 1esponsibls, tos1e
rose, that We nave che issue OF l1cens
90 consi.er at all at bhis t1ne. Il
their votes hers In this Legislature
the pronib;tlonis,s are seeking T.
honestly CHOOSE theIle,sef IN a clo1c
between evils"
Mr.. DAB9 s REJONKR:
Mr.. Dabos W.dnesday, By reQues
mace scs following statement:
In repiy TO sne 'raas1ng inte-vie1
OF the sen,or senator, I sn hassess'
auaJ my prediction has come arue s
M CT quicker than anticipated.
LAD .uI Qualification In predicting
that he would rant on every STUN
for he had announced his oeEsrmlna
cion as long ago as last GUNNER .
whip the boys into line ts eiehe
save his pet institution or bsks tn
stump or prohibition. II ha will Civ
out sucn a ranting' interview and, a
usuai with him, 80 full Of inaecurac
les, as vii: be seen by reference TO sa
facts shown by the aye and nay To:'
on the Morgan billand Mr.. Hame.'
albiGioa smrndmens, and thai TOO .
long range from Washington, Wna;
viii ne do wnsn he be9ins his naHo
primary on the stump.
TIE history Of his previous eam
paigns gives all tho ans ~sr nesoea.
an nos uneasy; know him TOO wei
aver liam TO him unknown, aJ
p,slcicn on she dlspenlary "ss' as
5nouunt, we'll known IN Sumter coun'
H.. I certainly would no6 have be,
rnnna 2 csn1dase. ii I had thought ]