The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

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S'hooi 4" .ht .:"p '"iirsp without
"'d''"h
"in'n'nltnr or ihi~. Governor
iI'dr' @"tH iHd' il.i!i"n Mas false
vrnF"''
80" "u''W"n" "'H"nn' ~ money
M"''h r"'- &c.," "' 't"Maun cot
leg is II IS a great mani p""rl" in
"a" @'"'" I" D" th" m"Hi 'NtthNagant
appropriation '''r mad" to any ins'!-
iH''nL 1i '"iih'H- 30 'p" "O"t. i
""u'H ,'"'''5r' al ou- pArl'ri'ar
attention '" careful! study oi ihis
matter from every -'andrnin' "nt N
7let mat .'ih-"n t"il'r" d" This ,ork
"l "tltl" ti'k "raH 'aiiun on lis pres
ont receipts without ANY "At"L levy
upon The people "f south Carolina tor
tEIs purros".' IL" concludes that III
would b" UNJUST TO make tnos" ,oun-|
ties which hay" riaGlcatcd TN" tick
pay tor the work In other counties
less progressive. IL" favorS 1t com
mon sense way or eradicatinS the
caiti" ti"k.
At TINS Point tIH Governor discus
S's tAt primary rySt"m IN this state.
IN view ui the particular interest in
thla special subject, his views there
on are published clsew mere in Il sep
aril" article.
foiIoWlhg this IS his discussion of
federal cncrGachmchi upon states
rights. hd:r this mead he calls at
t"nunn TO tAc lAw making ii i icde
TAI oienS" 10 ron an interstate snip
mont while III transit tA whole
train ere" WAS convicted al til" re-
cent term OF the federal court I'M
Grecnvilie for rObbIng freight train
Hf. fff 10
state To firm in B"lton.j Tie GOV
cEnors position Is that alter theI
goods are placed on board, tie ship
per liaS no control over tAcm.
INC federal government. he dcclar
es, should let the States regulate
their own troubles, such as railroad
rates lhe whltc slave tralilc. etc llel
has no objection TO the laws except
that they cncroacA on tho States
prcagativcs. The federal govern
ment will take charge OF case ii a
store is broken into and IA little one
cent post Office happens 10 be in the
back end OF It.
y" says that this IS nc trivia! mat
ter TINS ehcroachmSnt. but is get
ting more serious every day, and he
calls attention specify to another
matter:
Another Act, notice, is the one
fixing dates for hunting purposes
within the borders OF our State. The
birds and the ducks and the deer and
the fish and the other game within
the borders of South Carolina belong
to our people, and the United States
Government has no right 10 cine in
to this State and Interfere with our
local game laws. This is only an ef-
tn ,nrtniTN ~
Northerners. who come down here and
buy M large tracts of land and then
prohibit our home people from hunt
ing on il. They establish their hunt
ing clubs which are often nothing
less than barrooms. and are some
times gambling dens, and put fepcGs
around their hunting preserves and
saw 10 our people "Stay ont" Or
they como into our. State and hunt
and fish prOmiscuously. tdodging the
uaymant or any tax or license to the
detriment of our homie people. Now
;,;,;f,;,, t}f= limited States Government
because these people are rich. and is |
atteupting. in their interest, to de-
nr;ya tina Daople of Gu. State OF the:T
C;od-giyen liberty and right TO hunt
.nf fis;, cor the game and fish which
an All-Wise Providence has provided
free to all mankind. and to deprive
No roorio of nur state or tho right to
.ao,,nota tbatr ssosCns aud to lnroteci
.t,et,. sroua npd ,isb 40 thav ser flt
a., ,i'o,, Lora somc further nov and
49, ,a;r,oa 80 sSoc,a, arant 10 rnn
"Lpo.'u , ,,,a S,,to nnnddIinp into
Rrouhu over tne 80. m nri''r NO.
other people busln'sE' !" ot,nS ms P'o'
ectionS for violation o! TINS 'h".
Enforcement ol Law
With reference TO the endorsement
of law. the governor regrets 10 repoEt
that conditions not Favorable. inns |