Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-16
"Liss and 10 KNOW. It.r

"Liss and Hs Knows L."
That's the dirtiest, most Infamous
lie Barney Evans ever told" said Mr..
Lyon in reply, when he says that I
bought the beautiful flowers that some
ladies have sent me. He Is too vile q
man to stand before q decent crowd.
He lies and he knows II when me says
that charged Tillman with grIft. The
voucher he read Of money ]. Fuller
Lyon got Is incorrect.
u. Fuller Lyon didn't get II. Evans
says he's game cock-no, that he ad-
mires game cock. That's right The
Shanghai with feathers all over his
/ legs does stand of and admire the
clean limb game"
When Mr.. Lyon advanced upon Mr..
Evans he still had the flowers which
had been presented to him in his hand.
When Mr.. Evans finished his speech he
left the speakers stand.
Dsnouncss Fielder.
six men who call themselves decent,
God, save the mark" said Governor
Blease. referring to the dispensary in
vestigating committee, "are over at
Augusta today to take the testimony Of
q low. cowardly thief that Is afraid to
come to this state. They went there
because they knew Fielder could swear
anything there or forge any sort of
paper and that watermelon. loaded.
sapseed governor over there would not
grant requisition for him. Old man
Sullivan Is chief Of the bunch. He had
dreams Of being in the governors man
sion. broke this up and II he was
running for the senate this year we
would beat him by $4,000 votes.
IT don't know what they are going
to swear over there. but I, as your
governor. want to swear to you today
that have never received dishonest
dollar. and that have never signed
letter acknowledging any. money
from whiskey house. When you
read the filth that carton vomits
want you to know. too. that live In
Columbia, and don't hide when am
there. II that committee don't like
what have said about them. II they
will come to me one by one will take
pleasure In accommodating each one
of the dirty, filthy little crowd"
Ovation for Blsass.
The close Of the governors speech
was the signal for tremendous ova-
ton from his followers. Tkoy climbed
upon the stand, bringing him flowers
after flowers, and cheering. They
took him away upon their shoulders.
Returning later, when Judge Jones
spoke, they made his speech difficult
with continual fire Of Interruptions
and cries Of "Hurrah for Biease."
Jones Rape Audience.
The Judge pleaded In vain with
them for fair hearing and his ef-
forts were seconded by Mr.. Buist the
acting chairman. and r. c. Kirkland.
the chairman who came upon the
platform at this time.
Judge Jones fought his way dog
gedly through the Interruptions and
denounced his tormentors an a little
set of hoodlums, tanked up on blind
tiger liquor. organized to howl him
down.
"You are making votes for me by
the hundreds by your conduct" he de-
clared. go home and tell your wives
and sweethearts how you have been
acting and they will be ashamed Of
you. II you want Blease. have him.
II South Carolina elects him. she will
get what she deserves. But she's not
going to do It. I am going to be elect
ed. South Carolina will not put the
criminal. the blind tiger and the hood
lum in the saddle. There's enough
true men left to restore the state to its
pristine glory Of law and order and
Justice"
The Judge read proclamation by
the governor asking for any evidence
Of attempts to intimidate voters.
"And yet" continued the Judge.
Governor Blease is the first one to
try to intimidate people from voting
for me. He threatened Charleston
with injunctions and metropolitan
police II that city voted for Jones"
The Judge denied voting to put
Charleston In the black district or vot-
/ ing to abolish the Citadel Military
school. as had been charged by the
governor.
The governor in beginning his
speech denounced as "a black-hearted
lie" the report that he was drunk last
night at Allendale when he refused to
make his usual speech there.
"I declined to speak at Allendale."
said he. because I was Kissed there
once before, and last night when
arose there was kissing back Of tho
hall. declined to speak that the
newspaper men might not send It out
that the governor Of the state was
hissed while my opponent received a
big ovation"
He said that after he left the hall
at Allendale he sat in front Of the
hotel with ]. G. Richards, ]. r. Earle
| and Attorney General Lyon, who
knew that he was not drunk.