The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12


ocratic nominees. both State and Ma
tional-the editor OF q newspaper
that was born In independentism was
nursed In the cradle of an alliance of
Wnlte people with negroes in an at
tempt Ito dethrone the Democratic
pafty--a newspaper that from that day
on under the control of this editor,
mas been an upholder and defender
ot the negroes as having rights on
an equality with the white men, and
mas on every possible occasion con-
oemned white, men, by calling them
murderers and outlaws and hoodlums,
VINO nave dared to stand IN the open
In defense of the virtue OF the white
Womanhood OF our State-our mothers
and sisters. That is the man with his
associates, with his independentism,
with his record as a bolter and MS
aiigntng with negroes against white
people, who dares to criticise my De-
mocFacy.
peiofe becoming a regular candi-
date for the United States senate, /, as
all other candidates, will take the fol-
lowing. pledge provided by tile Demo
cratic party. OF the State:
As q candidate for the Office of
United States senate. in the Demo-
cratic primary election, to b., held on
the la;t Tuesday in August, 1874. i
hereby pledge, myself to abide the re-
SUITS OF such primary ard support the
houilnee thereof. and declare that /
am a democrat and that am not, nor
VIII become the candidate of any
1acticn, either privately or publicly,
Susgesiea. other than the regular
democratic nomination. will sup
port the political principles and poli-
cleR or RTE Der. :: faTt during
the term of otfce for which i may be
elected, ana work in accord with nv
democratic associates in Congress on
all party questions."
ny that pledge we will be bound IF
! am elected to the United States San-
H!es as Will be, / will support the
platform and the principles of the
DsmocFatic party, and, WHEN auestions
arise which are set out in that Mat
form end In those announced princi-
Pies viii 1nhesitatingly give them
my. vote and my SUPPORT Such sar,eg-
tons are not covered in that platform
and are independent OF it. after giytne
them my most serious and careful
consid deration! I shall act upon as he
lteYe to for the best Interests Of sfh;
.citiZens Of he nation " iidm = viii
reprssent, and espeuta layss the tje0pfss,
OF South Carol ina I. ssss 81 ssI
sslt hRH been charged; falsely I'm t.sT,
have criticised the President of tho
United States. That Is known tn be
absolutely untrue. ISRasSa agaiEsF Mr..
stVAoodrew Wilson. for4 the Democratic
nomination and ine favor of another
But after, he received his nominattan.
not only voted for himself MYSELF
put wrote an appeal to nv friends
VIE - :;s;sssie time were peInrr mr.,
Justly and u.1aifly treated by heir =
shargsd with tffuad5 in the state efnc-
Ss.S .s.!eH tie 2S;iii asstrsf, -. RI =,
was attempting TO make sn-oada ti:.ta
The Democratic fSssssssAs in wis stats.
! wrote this appeal to my friends and
begged them to go4to the polis and
support the nominees of the National
Democratic party and To- roll nm -.
large majority for lour congress men
as. nominated. IN order that NO q aest
might be broug ht which would keep
them from being aeRted il the Rshi,b-
liean party controlled the Nafibna,
Congress, If,4hs vote for me win he
compared to the vote for MIR. Wilson
win be shown that my friends and Il
were more loyal To the Demecratic
nominees than the other side, because
Mr.. Wilson received more votes in
this State than a. did, and most rs
Suredly any fool viii admit thai tilo
Blease men did not vote FOR Wilson,
and at the sans ifne neglect 10 yntis
for Aleass. Therefore. it must hasse
been the other sfde who went To the
snnile end ..ssss:ss = ss,1-- - ~ S =
lated their PRIMARY oath BY tieeIinifie
10 cast their votes for me sas; the D,srF,-
Iocratic NOMINEES For Goyernor. THE
,0ihcial figures are as gollows:
Vote for Deine ratt1 slectors, rs.
35f axcant kfaK4sEh . 81 tsISss - Al "a
T4s.sS5. Vote for BIaase. a. .fSs yi1iol
Sssveere falsely? ~ N Z ssS4ss sh!s
editor is attempting.
through the columns OF his naper, to
hold up TO the peopl le OF this state tiiak
q am not in syrnts "a ascord with
the National Dafnactatic platform
E am not running on Mr.. Wilson's,
coat tails. I am not swinging on 10,
the Unbans ane naked breeds Z and
othor tiaskelli ne gro naasiteS and
otner alignofs OF / $50 and 1894 10 he
elected To the United Staten senate
from South Caknt m a ssils ma 5
member iF OF the M sAelI. convention.
STOOD ont in the open and supported
4'tlImnn and N Te sllhT. p peiiioerayfc
Nominees, stood sors tie true DEM
ocratic principles then ss ! / stand
fodays and as I st d Ia this esfnpai "a
and am wilhns 3 compare .rScofsIx
with those who are today attamtsin9
70 critleise me.
am sorry. iay ailew-e eitixens. to
have to refer 70 tEiese matters here
tocey, but You see sfeni that some
lsESy,E,sr nItS tsxl 2 y fH tn6 enort that
they arc making easie s0ffng Z to ihssvs
Omitted States senasa bsesase - ne
fact that was neE Ter ol af