The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Nine HORRORS
Due to Greed, Says Senator !iInsn to
Augusta Herald Reporter
TALKS OF OTHER THINGS
Thinks the Proceedings against the
Standard Oil Company Only for
Efcct-Thinks the Judges VIII
Fix ii SO a. Trusts VIII Escape
Scriou, Haryn.

The Herald OF Augusta says Sena-
soy Z. r. Til!maa OF South Carolina.
accompanied by Mrs T!ilman. spen'
Monday morning n Augusta. while
on their way TO attend the colder
jubilee Of Major and Mrs Harry
Hammond. a; Beech Island. The SEN
a:oE and Majo. Hammond lave bevc
friends 20. long ;ialc aG:i BE wns
looking forward 20 the S7ea, event
d. Beech Island with much p!a4su,c
While in tae city 1aaay o: III. sena
tors friends NE, him and expressed
,heir pleasure q: his being IN Ausus-
Ia
When Seen ," a reporter fox The
Herald Sena;r:: T!;.r.an was H2:;,
ready 70 talk and much OF his v":Cs
deal: with the decision recently made
ay me United. States cou:: jrt-r-
ootab.y in The Standard Oil Case.
y believe" he said. that The 70
cent decision against the Standard
Oh Company is Ike the s2s.0eO.oJJ
ane. and am going 10 watch which
| way the pieces fall before throw up
my bat and star; Au-rah. II always
appears TO me that in every such de-
"a h..
Judge fixes it so that some OF their
millionaire and mul;:-mi!!:onaire
| friends car slip out easily. The in
v-s,iSation OF the sugar frauds IS
nothing new. il should nave been
| done lonS ago The law was passed
| tee years ago and why il the -
! .idn.t Roosevelt jump into them. and
.a.s-- the devil with them instead OF
/ shouting aloud and tearing his ha!.
abou; wha, be was go.ag 20 do.
am going 10. and the people Of ibis
country should also watch The graft.
e.s like 4 hawk. fo- e1pec: tha;
they will find Il an easy matter &c
slip out and go their way unpunish'
ed. II a!gse. or a poo- white man
steals smal! amoun, o: some lizzie
goods. BE goes 20 the pen!teniiaEy
| 5u, let a high aaancie. make OF with
millions ot the peoples money aao
be is presented with chrome anc
hailed as hero.
About the mine disasters. ]; l.
aot for the na;iona! government; &
attend TO the punishment OF the II
.egularities existing but the States
:; should be held 70 account, The III!
rois horror ia only q repetition O
another result os the greed Of cap!
tal:s,s. The clanor Of the State
for national aid Is bad thing ant
I, Is rapidly destroying the belle
OF the people In State government
The recent utterance OF Presidea
TAT. for the health o! the country 4
!. be placed under aationa! coa,:o! i
al! wrong. for the health OF the peo
pie was always intended 10 be !egu
!, lated By ,he police laws OF each Cit.
o: State. Il would be impossible
70. the government TO carry on TIL
/ sces, work successfully. The neV
/ pure food laws were lne laws an;
. have worked remarkably vel! ao'
have done much :oT the people.
J: Getting near home the senate: stat
ed that he did not know what woul:
be done to the d!spensary s7afiers Il
' South Carolina
Il don't see how they can let on
man 80 and punish another. and
am watching with much interest tn
results OF the future trials. WIZ
will be the aext governor OF Sout'
Carolina? Why there ism; persoi
living who could tell. The race
soias 20 De stiff one and there a:
:, number OF strong men ready q
~, ..o ;ob ~ ~oi,r,, ,io