The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-07

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had no desiresto inflict any greater pun Ell
ishment than solitary confinement. IN the
discharge of my duty as captain fofg Q the a..
guards 1 nave always -trled 70 pc lusg alio l
fair intadministering discipline and nave nave
never lovingly inflicted any greater pun
ishment than thought the case deserved"
Comending Col d. J. Griffith, the super
lintendent OF the eHitentiary, Capt. Sonddley
says that tthe penifentiary Is presided
over by man who has deyoted: his life TO
the interests of South Carolina, whose
word is taken wherever he is known, and
whose homer and'in tegrity stands WITHOUT
a blemishR -. ia, Z; . .s:i {, 4; {
Captain Sondley stated that he and the
Gov, were brought up in the same county
and " til a few months ago have been
strong personal and political friends
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u" Under these circumstances does 1t not
seem that common decency and justice
would demand that | be given hearing
before the fcoliVlctesa 1uiel .l
oe taken, pys whose testlmony tnsf WHO'S ,e
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