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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-01-21

Great 1hrong Witnesses Impressive Ceremony.
Tone Of New Governors Address Met With Hearty Appro.
val Of Thousands Who Heard Him.

Columbia, January 19:-Amid the
acclanlation of thousands Richard
Irvine Manning was inaugurated
Governor of South Carolina today
at noon. The oath of office was
taken by the new Governor in the
hall of the House of Representatives
in the presence of the join: session
of the Senate and House, Supreme
Court Justices, State House officials
and tremendous crowd of people,
thousands of whom were unable to
: get even into the lobby of the Cap
itol. Chief Justice Eugene B Gary,
of the State Supreme court, admin
istered the oath of office to Gov
ernor Manning and Immediately
thereafter he delivered his inaugural
address. Lieutenant Governor An
drew ] Bethea took the oath of
office after Governor Manning con-
cluded his address, Chief Justice
Gary administering the oath to him.
The largest crowd which has at
tended an inaugural in Columbia in
years witnessed the induction of
Governor Manning into Office. All
night last night and early this morn
ing the people poured into the city
on special and regular trains, and
, long before the hour for the inaug-
!. ural the hall of the House of Rep
resentatives. where the exercises
were to be held, was packed. Plans
to have Governor Manning deliver
his inaugural address from the steps
of the Capitol had to be abandoned,
owing to the disag7eeable cold day.
Governor Manning arose from a sick
bed to take the oath of Office, and
friends would not hear to him risk
ing the cold wind, however much it
was regretted that it was necessary.
g. OPEN AIR ADDRESS.
However, owing to the inability of
thousands to hear the address Gov
ernor Manning, after the exercises
in the hall of the House, addressed
. the multitude from the Capitol
steps. A mighty shout went up as
. he followed his escorts through solid
lines of humanity from the House
to the Capitol steps, and his few re-
marks were tumultuously cheered.
Governor Manning thanked the peo-
pie for their reception and asked
them to help him put behind all of
the factional bitterness and strife
!. and to march onward, lifting South
! Carolina ever higher and upward.
He touched the hearts of his au-
ditors for they broke into thunder
GUS applause. while cries of "Hurrah
for Manning" rent the air from
:. thousands of iusty throats.
Immediately after his short speech
from the Capitol steps Governor
Manning held reception in the
! library of the State House and thou.
sands filed by and shook his hands
and wished him "God-speed" in his
task of administering the laws OF
South Carolina for the next two
wears. He was tired but happy
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the last Democratic State Conven-
ton and the good work they did in
ordering a personal enrolment of
the voters tremendous cheers burst
out. His recommendation for lib
eral support of the National Guard,
which he said must be made effec-
tive and efficient, drew more cheers.
His declaration that he intended to
enforce the laws started what was
little less than an ovation and his
appeal to the people and the Legis-
lators to help him in his task of get
ting away from factionalism and
bitterness drew further applause.
THE SILVER LINING.
Just as Governor Manning was
concluding his inaugural address the
sun broke through the clouds and
lit up the hall of the House and
shone with vigor on the man who
will hold the reigns of Government
for the next two years in South
Carolina, adding natures smile to
the rejoicing of people at the in
stallation of Bichard l Manning in
the office of Chief Magistrate and
making an auspicious beginning for
his administration.
Another ovation was given Gov
ernor Manning when he concluded.
Chief Justice Gary then admin
istered the oath Of office to Lieuten-
ant Governor Bethea and he took
charge of the joint Assembly. The
Lieutenant Governor thanked the
people for their warm-hearted re-
ception, cheers having greeted his
induction into office. He pledged
himself anew to the service of the
people and was given rousine
cheer.
Governor Manning was escorted
to the Capitol steps, where, after
brief speech to the assembled thous'
ands, he went to the library and
shook hands with several thousand
The joint Assembly was then dis
solved, the Senate returning to its
chamber.
Governor Manning took charge OF
| the Chief Executives office and was
greeted by scores Of friends, who
pressed in to shake his hand and to
offer congratulations. Telegrams
of congratulations arrived from
friends in various parts of the State
and the new Governor was kept
busy responding to the congratu-
latory messages.
Governor Manning and family will
be at a local hotel for a few days,
until they can arrange to move into
the Mansion. -Nevs and Courier.
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and his face was constantly wreath
ed in smiles at the good fellowship
and the earnestness with which the
people rejoiced at his accession to
the GoYernorship.
1t was exactly 11:55 o'clock when
Speaker James A Hoyt dropped his
gavel and called the House to order.
As the clock on the City Hall rang
out the hour of noon Sergeant-at-
Arms Wilson announced that the
Senate was in the lobby and the:
House arose while the Senators filed
in and took their seats. Walking at
the head of the Senators was Presl-
dent Pro Tenn Walker, with United
States Senator E D Smith on his
right hand. Senator Walker ascend
ed the Speakers stand and took
charge of the joint assembly. and
Senator Smith occupied a seat with
the Senators.
The House galleries were packed
and jammed long before noon, and
all of the available space on the floor
of the House was utilized, but thous-
ands of people continued to jam into
the lobby of the State House, the
space way over the Senate being
crammed closely. The jam con-
tinued on the piazza of the Capitol
and down the north steps almost to
the foot of the Confederate monu-
ment, and each minute, as the hour
of noon grew nearer, hundreds
more joined the waiting throngs
and tried to get in to see the cere-
monies. The sergeant-at-arms and
the doorkeepers had a herculean
task in holding back the crowd, and
several times the crowd flowed over
the outer doorkeeper, only to be
halted and turned back at the inner
door.
MR. MANNING ARRIVES.
The wife and family Of the Gov.
ernor-elect arrived and were given
seats occupied by the Richland dele
CATION on the floor of the House. AT
five minutes after IL o'clock the
sergeant-at-arms of the House an.
nounced that the Governor and Lieu.
tenant Governor-elect, with their
escorts, were at the door. Presi-
dent Walker called the joint assem-
bly, to their feet, and as Governor
elect Manning appeared at the door
of the House on the arm of Chair.
man George w Dick, of the Ways
and Means committee, a cheer broke
out, which swept oyer the crowded
floor and through the galleries, and
was taken up and re-echoed by the
thousands who filled the lobby and
stood out on the north steps of the
Capitol. The new Governor walked
down the aisle to the Speakers stand
to continued cheering. which would
ever and anon break out with re-
newed volume.
First came Governor-elect Man
ming. escorted by Representative
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-01-21

The next legal holiday will be
Washington's birthday, February.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-01-21

George w Dick, followed by Gov
ernor Charles A Smith, escorted by
Senator Laney, and right behind
them Lieutenant Governor-elect An
drew ] Bethea, escorted by Senator
R D Epps. Then Chief Justice Eu-
gene B Gary, with Senator Sinkler;
Associate Justice Hydrick, with Rep
preventative Lilies; Associate Justice
Watts, with Representative Robin
son: Associate Justices Gage and
Fraser, Circuit Judge John S Wilson,
Rev Arthur R Berkeley and the
State House officials, walking two
and two. President Walker raped
for order and introduced Rev Ar
thur R Berkeley, rector OF the
Church of the Holy Communion, OF
Philadelphia, Pa, and a son-in-law
of Governor Manning, who invoked
the Divine blessing on the days
exercises.
OATH ADMINISTERED.
President Walker announced that
the Governor-elect was present ano
ready to qualify. In an impressive
manner Chief Justice Gary admin
istered the oath of office to the new
Governor, the Governors repeating
of the oath being in clear and calm
voice, audible in all parts of the
crowded chamber. At it's con:lu
sion another great cheer went up
and it was several minutes befor'
the Governor could begin his inau
gural address, so great was the ap
plause and cheers.
| By this time the crowd had push
ed halfway up the main aisle, s.
eager were the efforts of those jam
med in the lobby to see. Sergeant
alarms ] Fred Schumpert, of tn
Senate, held the crowd in check
while the Governor began his speech
Twice the speech was interrupte'
by efforts of those in the rear t.
push into the hall. and finally Presi
dent Walker ordered the inside doc
closed, which checked the disorder
and Governor Manning proceeded
with his remarks.
MET WITH APPROVAL.
The tone of the inaugural and tn
keynote of constructive legislation
which the new Governor struck, me
with the warm approval of the peo
ple, who listened closely to ever!
word and outburst after outburs
of applause would force Govern o.
Manning to suspend for several min
utes. Especially did his recommend
alton for compulsory education will
local option feature, increase o.
child labor age limit to IA years
Working Mems Compensation Act
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piua aibt's ami?

CT Ynio. SG.-@eneral Srans
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Der Heb.)
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bis sum 1. Sanuar, unhcem and
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b%etrad,tet iucroen; ubuc cen 6rieg
mGrc ticic Gbbc i'm SunoesihaB=
amt. - equator @urts wnrut Dor
gelber Wcfabr.
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mic Garrait;a Sic ,,relieiSie
Sreiteit" amsibt.

W al b ugtpn, .. q Spltes
matiId)e &erfolgung bes alerus i'll
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runs anertannt luprbeu iii uuo Srldl
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palaiara lit, ieitpem G~arran5a amer
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G. -. aeaen neme etrt Scr
lsncrifanijicru no,pmtt.

Mem Yort.-Sic llutcritilbuus,
Die bns L.. 9. Stnatsamt oes Snncrn
in @oibin9ton DEM Dor nidt Iaugcr
3cit bon pripater Seite ms Hebcn
9erufenen aomitc sur Imeritnniiiez
rlIile Der @impnnberer bat 5utbeil
lperpen lniien, bat beredtigteu AnitoB
crregt, Sober, Der iiir Die 5iuciten
SapieN nadiud)t erbdlt ndmIid BON
@nibin9tou aus einen Retlame5ettel,
III peldem Die -Scitrebun9cu bcs
Nmcritaniiierrug5 : aomitcs, bas lid,
elmer cinieitigen 8epor6ugunq
Der Dfientliten Sdulcn lhulbig
mad,t. 6err Yrdiibent 5. Srep bonn
;. H.S&. Central s%erein bot bdber
eiueu gcbarniidten Eroteit gegcn oieie
ionperbore acknowledgements an
Den Setretdr beS Snuern gcianot.-
~ M1
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Der Srdlioent Die obige @rfldrun9
Die uidt oementiert morben lit abb
ge9eben bat; Damn O~iirfieu berIelbeu
nit Ghglnnb 9etroifeue Nbmuhungen
5u9rluloe lie9en. mo Damn 5dtte Die
aateritauiid,e Rc9iermg obuc @incn
unb 3%ultimnumg he3 nmerifanild,en
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id)eu Wtuicitdt cinen g%cbcimcn Scr
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ieutuilten ben &onitituentcn llno Dem
@anbc gegenilber in %offeuer aungreBs
SiRung Die Seititcaung 81 fprperu, oh
eiu gcbeimcr %ertrng 5iuiiden eng
lorb uno Den Der. Staaten bcitcbt.-
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Katkelifen IN Spanicn er'
Ieircn tIieHcrlaac.

n.-Sie iiingitcu ltGbtie
ideu 8ableu III Spanien sabcn Dem
anti ztatboiiihen Or Yremier Hpnlas
uones mn ieiner Gliaue @elesenbcit.
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Die 8egicrun9 scrbaub lid iobann nit
peu S%ibcrdlen mn Die autbpliten CT
litten lpcgeu bieicr SpaItung cine
Ihlperc Nicoerlaoc.
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Ssitett eim eeksin,sr psrtras
nit Gm0lamH?

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Heaierlung INN 20 bis go Erp6ent
biliger bergcitellt lperben.
lteber cine Y%ierteimiliun Collars III
Ypitanmeiiunseu nad Seutihlamo
fir @eihnadjten untermegs.

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tobtcn alteu Sentiment befinbeu lid,
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mit S22S.323.32 III picrtcr Stele,
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cine 9ruBe 3abl peSeBt.
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arieestran5port5 fiir Die NQiierten Ell.
trinfeu i'm Gait 8iper.
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Japaner Ssbe iin Staate
waikinoten.

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aopfe 5dblenoe %olfsmcnee tricb. pie
bier 9emclbct miro. in Der 9ergmames
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Dem 0uuas GiGcnthilmcr nuh Spotanc
bcgcben, nm beim Sunpcss Siitriftsz
u,lualt Seidpperbc cinSule9en.
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@arnnng
an @nglan0.

Scutihlnup mmrSelt felt III Der Strait
iciileS b%cinlatblifeu Vuoens 50,
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pcraicfcn licse bel Scutihlans's
Scinccn. Iie 6lammeuidrift
am ben SGnlen ncs britiihen
HeidJcS.
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11emer praiiSent Ser Sdbweis.

Sern.-Gamillc Sc Gpppct pllrbe
am IA. Sc6cmber III Bern 6um Sra
lipenten oeS Sdfpei6er Sunbesratbs
9elpdblt; CT mar iriibsr ciumal Suitidz
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BON cinem irnn6oiiiheu aauton. iein
W~orgdnger q. Iotto pom cinem ito
licuiihcu. Sic @abl gilt fir Elm
Sabr.
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erieBt iporDem.

Bic yad5ett iiesreifen" 8enerdle
Srenf, nnb Spffre limb bnrd, friide
Srafte eriebt wprocn. - Cine nene
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idJcr aummanoant BON S%aluntft
proteitiert bel ieinem NbSus sesen
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Shiiber Der tleinen Hemtralen finn.
mcrn lid nidbt barnm.. = Vuritpk
seseu Aesppten pprbereitet. -
Seftise 9ufttampfe fanben in
Sratfreih mnn in Saben itatt.
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.(epejica iir oieie 3ettuns bcarbcitet.}
&as Der ,Gpnareiii0mal 6ecurb"
%pffenbart.

@ui6iugtou, 3. =. - Ser
.Gongreiiionul Recorb", Oas Yrototoa
Der %crbmnbllm9er oes aon9renes,
5ciet, baB on ben eriten beibcn Sngen
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gonse Sn5uhl 8eiHlnlie nm 'Ssrt'tio>
men III beiben SGulcru cin9ercld)t
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ariegiiibreubcu in europa gerid)tet
inn. Die bcocutenbitc Ectitiou luerdle
Der .Gon9relitpnat HecorO" altfrpctit.
tpmnlt bon Der Scgislatur nc9
Stantes Norb Satotd. 81 Der
Setttiou' bciBt cS' e1pa:
ga sic Ser. Stnuteu %unpartciiih
neutral ieiu lolten i'll Dem 6rie9
5lpiidlcu bcu europ1iiten Natipneu,
ole @icicrung bon 8nifeu u,lo Ntlitis
ton an ir9enb peldc Der artcgttlb>
reuben aber uift i'm Giutlnnge ltcbt
nit Dem 9eitreben Der Der. Stauten
ppllitGnbi9 neutral 81 leir, llnp Die
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idlieBt oa5 HeprdientantenhdIs pes
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mllno DcS Senats, beu aougrcB ernIts
lid AZ crilfen, Die 9ieferlrng upu
@aiien uup ,Ntunitiou nu irBeuo
lpeldc Scr friesfiibreuOeu Ndhte 5u
perbieteu, bamit mir cine >wabrc mo
unaniedtbare nentrdle 6ulting
fiihren."
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&omites fir %alisipdrtigc Se5ieblns
gen perrpieien lporben. BON Der
9roBten 8ebeutllng aber lit cine Aufs
Sdbluug Ser S~eidlagnabme bon ameriz
tauiiGen 9ur9oS burd S%n9lanb. Die
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