The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-19

year when he voted to pay the Bonds
bonds should have had been paid the taxpayers @ OF this Sta State would I'D have been bee.
pay yet great of the wanted them these
They say he has raised the price cotton know
introduced and become law
G | be @ M SSS @ a S has besa @ passed s f T the Jnd s ca that
d % to @ him @ 5 the smie!er M @ b so~e his friends have told
so that m M was his @ M but @ S @ @ be not Ta d 0 on i that
line, and don't that both Eioke Smith and Lever are lawyers
elected to the from Sumter County opposed
m or @ % use M Lever I'VE Ta s Rsomer and n # Smith
such m farmer and such friend m why did oPpoie @ the Farmers M o GH @
Who his political allies and Columbia State The News and
Gonzales Weston Sims Hayward; Lye Ror Graydon Joe Barn
like farmers aborng people
n a ss os s'f the o3 @ s9 . ss M M S5: % 'a which ts s5a3
send advertising matter in the form OF personal letters or otherwise all
and the articles from have for The News
Waho on he Sh Apr My Private Secretary vent the
price they publish
refused publish and they stated they would publish
Yet published @ @ that s. speech Ds5 written 1sdd by their
the first OF the News and Courier was reported Many capable
strongest ever delivered by Gove1 Bess and issues
ed clear and logical He constantly interrupted by applause and
campaign hardly and the
as MhGe was ends BY & good @ 1g oR and 4 5Tn4 m 10 TE @
ay because did not want it's readers have the truth
many many letters Smith directed
Others Ean ] Through the 6ned InT n % one nd end on o @ M o hye I
SMITH, U s. Some of these letters had little chart in them
the wndp they would = should appreciate expression Of your
which showed that the little cotton put
tor & tree Ser m % @ ting @ % de- | hua na1 M e @ e sd @ f hae had
why Smith did them before he began his campaign for
letter they have received from him
publish side Of the various which
although they are always ready and eager to publish the G o M s d
not their only mean and 3 mG a the n b n 5 m s uO 81
cannot cite you 70 the instances where nave been @ aGuS @ @ se
let know what ats o going M b,.
the Ip Of Charleston out Of si the State s
nd ea 9 Base won't Let Leave State saying had refused
this Both these must M M haye known M @ this
they could easily have been informed Of the facts The telegram OF CAPT
May This telegram asked of permission
W you all p n trip Thas was d fed with the western
M at "A M M esys w @ @ @ @ AS the ei m d
the delivery the sending Of these egTas have certificate from Manager
ess5aE M sn@2nsns ar a sF e ts.;9 thf Geq 4
lost to the people Governor his
tds shall SEN send 3 the S to aS @ lie eo @ @ W anything
Many the officials and the best people Of the City Of Charleston
State o"sssr in its usual ng 5
the State But the little trap which they set did not work
eRs4s RfsSf oRaEs 1 q ssf @ M s s 5
Brooks Charleston convicted February 1913 Charles
4d adan n0 granted ss psro 5n PARDON
pardoe couldn't help lying they said Governor Grants
ltoge Pardon"
June speaking Of the
military The stated he would decline @ to @ aom owl the net o 3
would be allowed attend the encamPmn but has stated
withhold his decision the until after the conference at
Niagara he thought and still thinks the troops
State with Mexico they
should modified within their own State and not IN some 0s
lie is article published ned ota
Times and Democrat of April 1914 Cn
der the heading Convs Have Trouble speaking edtor
dent the cangang paper with Governors extended to
would have handled pardon from Governor
this dirty sheet knew On the contrary the nestG
Pentenuay service on the
COUNTY hngng Orangebu County giving the Oragneburg
the benefit public highways This done upon p
Representatives the county ana
there afhday1t gned