The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-14
SAYS BLEASE COULD NOT
EXPLAIN A GOOD MANY /.
THINGS
LARGE CROWD
WAS ORDERLY
Gave Close Attention To All
Speaker Especinlly To
Jennings In His Ter
rifle Speech
Especial to The Intei,(kAacer.,

Nopeciai 20 ine tnt9JffKeHcer.)
large nssfnwo9d II noa 1arssr ss'y %Sss =. e
tended the senatorial camgEtgn meet
candidates IN Gri ehwUod Saturl5v.
though the Newbernyi knaience was
approximated at. 2,a6t itHkars. The
meeting Saturday did not begin until
o'clock. SO that the voters from the
mill village might have an opportun-
! ity to attend. sISfff,, ,yS9 SO sd
The Greenwood meeting was rfen,
tured by the charge Of Mr.. Jenninrs
! that Governor: Blease voted seven
times against Wade. Hamntan as, 4
candidate for the United States sem
ate, when the governor was O. member
OF the state Legislature, ~ Y 81 q
Another feature of the. meeting was
the profound impression created 6y
Mr. Pollock's putting on exhibition:
the UniOn-Republichn- mixed races
ticket OF 1880, which ticket, contained
the names Of several different elect
ora from different districts iA sfhat
state, and also that or sJs r X GibaoH.
then a candidate for tie Siakisiature:..
the same man App ointe1 ia nagiatrAa
AND an rsI appointed % aths E6yeFnor, stsif'
d sSSs s;S AZ. l|'ps
tsive candidate ~ & sast ss 81 ssa
irough-shpd mann nArs The 5E1ySffior's ra-
cord. Today this OBI 6 ksrs a dwelf ION,
particular casos ana after the recifa-5
tions of each would AL hel. dramatic,
question, do you wonder, thRt the;
governor can't afford To- explain hia,
record. =" This recurring fiiIery rrln.s
ped the thoughtful atf4 ION of tiIa;
audience as has no other utterance of.
the campaign 'fs2s9f ~
The governor's friends aid not leave
the meeting today when the chief ax-i
ecutIve had finished speaking, ana
the post entrants lost no opportunity
ITO remove the maskt' aH they nut it.
Senator Smith was the first speak
er. he's exchanging places with Mr.. :.
Pollock that the Senator might runs
over to Lnhrens county this afternoon
to visit hail stricken district with !
the intention Of seeking Federal aid |. !,
This he did at the reaEsat 9f.a deIe4
CATION from Laurens d0jrhtyt s;i $. +.
nS,ted about this xclfa33g 3gS and when
the chic: executive ess!gxd.lha assds
that he world speak ne5f S9X lSanatorf
Smith or not at 'all, ;fo.y Hflch Mr s.
Pollock readily assenteh sfhR 5candf-
dates rntate In the order 6Yf fS16akinr
each day. The program y, today was
Mr.. Pollock first. foli6w wed BY Senator
Smith, who In turn was followed BY
the governor. w = n Is.:sg
Senator Smith told the Greenwood iii q /
audience that he stiil had q crick in !
his arm fro "toting' white nak
split basket filled With eggs nScked;
In cotton seed. which ,lSgEs de sold iat
10 cents o dozen 70 hgy .sugar. and
coffee. s-,s'sy.s 49,.
The governor waYf3ty FRED sSift
and said that the coi4tsaHYllthe Biease
badges was taken frtA{ fhe color of$
the "7e". garments. i Il :t} was IN an
swer to the ,tresumntt pdif that the col
or was taken from tG& Republican
ticket OF 1880 and alsAS flag Of the
socialists. ~ ite;Ji!itiit. .s Z ': .
Governor Blease ais8 Jyj4ssad q tele.
gram from Senator Sia1f sent two
years ago, In which thu Senator said
thca he would suppost 3, Jonea
for governor. eytssff ttssysff s.. 5. =, 3,
In aenouncing fheg iiesw 81 Z primary
rules the governor sal that the.
Continued on Second Pese.) s.