The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-21
SAWS MAYOR OF GEORGE
TOWN. Is GOVERNORS
YANKEE FRIEND
CORP GRAFTON MAN
Meeting at Manning Was Orderly
But Was Marked BY Some New
Features

Manning, Aug. 19.-Approximatel
1900 voters attended the senate cam
paign melting here today. There wa,
a striking contrast between tho hust
ings OF today and that OF two year.
ago.
While little disorder marked TIL,
proceedings today. any preconcertet
plan to duplicate the performance q
Georgetown last Monday, when l.. D
Jennings was not allowed to speak
was forestalled by the positive decla
ration OF s. Oliver Bryan, count,
chairman. in his Introductory remark
ut Is our purpose to maintain orde,
today and we are not bluffing eth
er."
The distinct feature of the meetin,
was the bitter denunclation of tn.
governors bastcd political machine
by l.. = Jennings. He also exec
rlated the MO- OF Georgetown ant
tho chief q, pOiA . WHO sat on tn,
stage at tho GeorE ,-t:"s anf
smiled compiacoAt', nnile .nis candi
date wes being hc=,:L dawn. "I
was ~" machine in operation. Mr.
Jennings explained. "That was re
Biense's Yankee Friend
"W. H. Andrews, mayor OF George
town, Is western yankee and is tn.
general manager OF the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Co." This Furnished
the cue for the attack. It was show,
by Mr.. Jennings that It was the gov
ernor Into whose hands tie corpora
tions were playing and Il was also
pointed out that 1t was this corpora
tion that "has robbed more peopI
than any other In South Carolina"
Mr.. Jennings charged that the op
eratives In the plant OF this coniponS
are voted at the polls Just as yo,,
would drive a herd Of sheep 10 TIL,
pasture. '-'.-t.'7 <
..i. sMy Dear Appeltn s'si.,4a
wv, - Pollock added ahpfhei
phnses of Interest when he repiied$ls.
the edftOfikf attacks Of Louis Ai1hei'
OF the Manning Times. ! Z, Z ~
IN his defense OK tse. foreign. I'm
uRturaiized. element ii, Charlesto,
from the, daily attacks of w. p. poi
lock. Mr.: Appel had said that II .wa:s
''basest fngratitdde" on the part q
Mr.. Pollock toward Vincent Chfccb
and suggebted that possibly Mr.. I,oi
lock is q foreigner. and cannot pre-
sent clean sheet. > s!Hf1
In this same q editorial the nc
knowledgementf was made that Chic
co had no fegard" for thu laws o.
South Caroline. "If my dear Mr. Ap
pelt does not know that I am a Soutj
Cafolinian and an American: either
to the manner born, u II his own n
norance and notsmy fault" Mr.. Poi
lock concluded. cl ,ei ''''s.. "
I. According to thtS candidate. es
Ftimate, South Carolina lost sS60 O0c
In work on tie public .oads by the a.
5udic.5HS power Of pardon, ~ ~
Senator Smith answered. FRO tw H..
ting remark that If ka had raised thu
price OF Gotten, 1t was strange thai
Il was allowed to go down Fight here
al election time, by saying tne MARI
kets were dead. He emhasfzed thi,.
by tho use OF a homeIy illustration.
The markets arc closed No cottoT
is changing hands. But as' soon Al
the markets open again. he profDfEeS
to be. right there. TO inject another
."dose Of 16c cotton" The isSpeake,
concludod by reading d letter fron
Harvey Jordan. president OF THE Son,
'thern Cotton assoc ciaticc = q c6in,iime1id
Ing the senator for hid naifftig al
forts In the Yfnterestf. of i q Iu6fs. ana
trusting that MI, Smith: 4 d1 NJ Se an:
loved .i to, contlnus 70 rer recent the
4pproxfmat ely one third o} th;ss IA n /. !.
df,hc6 YollbRed tie vSfnor u MsaRS MssIR
splitting tho3t yhroats ,wffhs Ehohf K, Eis,y: ::
I. The scampatgn VIII sbaa. brought tn 3