The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-14

ITIBuebp Oh the part VI SOLEc+ people,
has created all the stir that has gone
ON there. ! think you would make
mistake, gentlemen, a serious mistake,
to interfere With this board, and /
certainly dc not think you should. You
had Bill to change the management
of the Home, and the iiiahhef of ap-
pointment Of the Board, and Il was
overwhelmingly defeated by your
Body, and cannot understand why
change in the management should now
try 70 be slipped in the appropriation
Bill. 1t Is simly another case OF leg
islation an the Appropriation and Sup
ply Bill. which is getting entirely too
comTnon for your Bodies. .E"
I respectfully disapprove of the. en-
tire section 81 (HistoFical Commits
sion), and I disapproye specifically Of
Item I, Item g. Item 3, item 4; and
Item S, under this section. also dis
approve OF the entire section, and my
reasons apply TO this section as q
whole and to each item separately.
do not believe that this Commission Is
legally constituted under the Con-
stitution and Statute Laws of our
State. and ! believe that any appro-
nriat!ca that yOu would make TO it,
as at present constituted. is uneonsti-
tutional, and that by an Injunction,
this Commission or any of its officers
or employees. could be stopped from
drawing every dollar of any appropri-
at On which might be made foF 1t. In
addition, do not believe that the
Commission is recording a fair and
truthful history OF our State. Those
OF yon4members of the General Assem-
bly,, who are friends of mine, IL yon
desire to be wFittenrin the history of
this state as anarchists, blackguards,
as thieves In primary election matters,
as favoring illiteraey In the State and
as being opposed to honest govern
ment, you vote to pass this section
over my veto. for am satisfied that
this Is the manner in which my friends
and myself will be written In the his
tory OF South Carolina by the present
Historical Commission. No matter
what 'attainmeuts may be ours. no mat
ter what historic things we may do.
tiiiv truth m regard TO us and what
We do will never be recorded by this
Commission. 49,
hope that I speak plainly. This
Commission as now constituted is
f., clearly Unconstitutional and has NO
power except such as they take With
out the authority l'of the law. II want
the world to know am against this
crowd, and that they are against me,
and that what they write about me and
my friends will be prethdiced against
| us, and Iiwahe 1t TO be known by COM
ing generations, when they read the
history written by this crowd about
me- and my friends, that they were my.
enemies; n ~ 'F-tiT -r'' -'t'
'dtsapprove of Item of Section 32
CntefSst likely to accrue under head
have disappfoyed OF o similar item
t00o'5S ..ftqad pspuoa no 1sais3uI,, 10
evergreen since I have been Govern
or. and so far have never seen any
necessity for 1T, ana iii my opinion it
| tis $4,000 simply set aside for some
people to get ;theif liIiidg ON ifFfiie
i6ttySe. .5ftnnfty Is offered 'se!,ss !. !,
tissi 7disapprove az Item 8 of Section SO.
I have stRt6d to you gentlemen in my
general lnessages and in special mes
sages, that I would not sign any bond
Under Your Act Of 1912. YOU have seen
ut TO make many Changes In this re-
fnnhing act durinG Your session. ana
Want to guaraIitee you right now
that do not proptse to: sign any such
bond. Therefore, this S25, 900 Is sb-
soltitely useless and an gn-calIeti TOR
%appe6pr, ,ation, and IL you put ft on the
people * %.. Amp. . s;s an oiit e
lSingink Fend Fer Bonded debt
under Act Of 1912, S2S.O0o.) 'i'
| disapprove OF Item of Section 80.
I have been Governor for a little over
tilree years and have never heard
of any Phosphate Commission. al.
though am told am chairman of It.
/ don't know whose pocket this r, 60
ing into but II anybody is geling ii,
he Is getting 1t wrongfnlly. and, as
Uncle Josh would say, II am agin'
: tie s''s
| phosphate commission. $300.)
Idisappf6ve OF itann gsof Section 80.
| do fn6t5se any use to be paying
committees to be examining lawyers
: y iieTi iii'sTi the Supreme Court Is having
; myerB before it every few days for
! lisbafn nent think I'VE would do bet-s
! ter to fgol back ID ere we were q
few YEARS ago. and then maybe we
i IEolildis c hIty6 so ftiipe chs pass iaiIfy.s IS
e tate B6aFd ]; sly sexainflf ere, 1901
/ Edtsnppf ve Ue Itefsls ri ana Is 81
Secffen ~; The ,cosist ttnlloh brovides
that tlie State IS i6dne not h6
lgtcens to ptfsltte pdtp p1seas 5d may
vote for It and nat 3 II eF'TIiz
ton on y1nr xctisi bft. 7 lsEsl1t putin
I tii m n c. 4 & ~ I'll
i5ts state Plant Breeders. Assoc elation,
! 10 Ie paid through s.. 5, ~ Il 81
S0e9 iElSai Il a e. ilisss IN IA
) paid tIs6akli ]. Is Ss5scretary
md sttesistifef of GiegT college.
$I,a0tt ttisJ ssf .,5iaf
~ iisappFoys or Item &c Sees stois 81.
q etii iaBfy infof 81 III chat fssefa IL
hnct bllfik h9ii "a fs q iI II ss ii OF
Col d iciE q sf d tho col q lssI Itfae
! Z q fif6rd ss Us & slEA tlisss. its1iIi
ehIs IS deelthe 81 as spe