The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
DIX WILL WIN
The 0utlssk is G!sss1 fox tie Repuhh-
eaas All A!sss he Ise.
SOME ACTUAL RETURNS

Ia Ne" York b, the R-publicar
leaders Give Them the Cold Shiv.
! rr-.Amu~in" Seo., OF a k-publi.
can Congressman and His Spcech.--
.h- Washington correspondent, o.
| The State sAys Madame Ru.no--
| who = coINia 20 Dame Truth Is ,.:.-
cu!a;!aS an interesting rcpor, con-
corning some OF :6e Happenings
around -. headquarters O: the Re
publican congressional Campaign
comm:,t.. IL Washington.
/; IS w.!l known that &c D-Mo-
;c.ai!c campaign textbook .his year
contains som. able speeches n.sdc ..
Republican members OF congress cU-
ring tie !aSt session OF congress anc
during ;he tart. extra session O: las;
year.
TIE committee having in charge
the compilation o. the book decided
taat j, would be good politics to
condemn the Republican party ou,
Iof It's memae-s.o~n mouths. and
hence the Republican speeches IN the
Democratic book
These Republican speeches. oy the
way. are Sled vita some good Demo-
cratic doctrine. which h.s taken pos
session o: wing OF he Republicans
because .aey recognize tia: the p-o-
PIE acre leaning toward the Democ-
:acy.
t'u; :ae interesting report sha:
Madame Rumo. IS circulating. max
Ing the Democrats chuck!e ore. il. is
that ce.tais Republican mem be.s OF
congress. n their efforts TO secure
reelection. have sent out. in bulk.
large numbers OF the.. speeches to
be distributed among she!. cons,i,u-
tents uadec cheiE franks
Late: on. however. /: vas found
.ha: the constituents in some cases
were beginning 20 lean 50 strongly
n sh- direction opposite that sup
ported in the speeches :Aat the mem
b-.S N question 80: busy and sent
to send on: ;nc speeches. ~ ,h-y
a'e-- Ike. 10 help the c.a-c i..!-
low
Sa far ;hcrr has been no definite
confirmation OF the rumorS, a. :!
would % disastrous 20 ;ae D-puhli-
cans ii :ncy Ser. 10 l.t Such Il :h!I1
se, ou;. and -v-ry .Ho:, is mad~ e
p:eVen; is confirmation /: - also
positively stated that the rumor Is
not true: Gu, the Democratic chucS-
ling goes or. just n. Sanl.
Hu, Som- o: the r":u:n>. o. r--
p!ics sen, by Repu 3l:caas in New
York 20 zoe appeal o! ,h" campaign
committee Tor funds have ac:t.a.:y
fallen iC.o the hands o! :hs D-nlo-
c1a;s aad 0--a made public On- ..
the speeches is that o: Charles G.
Coxan o: New York lie wrote th-
=
'..- a> follows:
Ioc: appeal o! ID" I.;a iu>t. 20
my patriotism has 3.-a day -
ceiT-d aad r-ad. I: the k,.yo5!icap
pa-.y .! New York .aS:S:S On ,:i- ab-
Solut- honesty OF rual:c officials.
ahy does i; permit ;:>el: 20 :. boss
81 % ;aat sc::-ronr!c:ed. al-.osnc
take: and ayoocr!:r. Ta.odos. :toose-
vei,' /: Charles +. Murphy and
ramn:auy Hal! are .en!u:i.s o: soo6
governments: ;hey have acv.: saoan
themselves 20 bn anarchists.
No. YOU can't count upon my a.d
yh. comparison which YOU draw be-
ta-crn re results tAat would :o!!oS d
Democratic and Republican houS~
o. representatives NAY o- vr.y >a-iS-
:yins 20 yorr imagination. o"t rest
assured ,hat j, wi.i b~ Democrat
ic and :hat Dix vii! ." ;h- n"x; Sov-
-.aor OF New York and D"m"cr.'
tae mex: President o! ta- tuiica
States
Another Republican. ir aanounc-
Ing that he IS SoinS 20 vote ,ae i'eu!
oc.aic ,ickr, ;a:S year for the s:>'
TIM IL hS i::r. made ,a- following
remark
=! have always n"cn u Republican.
5u: ! Wan: 20 a,akr this oo:n, plaza:
!: 'NIr Charles =. Murphy is -r>prn-
s:hl.. tor G-. Dix as the Democratic
candidate !or governor. am one o:
:hos,. :ai--n:nded Republicans I ~:
Ing no selfish 2oi:::ca! interest &c
serve who az. willing 70 s:r" Nj.
Murphy credi: :or exercising as good
judgment in this instance as he d:d
when b" picked William ! Ga.no:
as :hc mayora!:,y candidate Tor W"
York.
There * talk noa of ihc o:saniz~-
ion Of DIX Republican clubs III
Nca York. and they a:ll probably %,
organized IN some localities between
now and NovcIbe! S.
LOST IN THE STORM.