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MANNING, S. C., APRIL 24, 1901.
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FREE THOUGHT AND FREE SPEECH. I
There is now raging the fierc- t
est kind of a political war in this I
State. Senator Tillman, realiz- p
ing that his PROTEGE Congress- S
man Latimer, an avowed candi- a
date for the United States Senate, i:
is too small a man to measure s
brain with Senator McLaurin a
whose present term will expire s
in 1903, has by a shrewd assump- f
tion of injured innocence, jump&1 c
into the arena, claiming that s
McLaurin in his Charlotte speech :
reflected on him, and therefore I
is entitled to a hand in the I
fight. We have read Senator t
"McLaurin's speech very care- (
fully and we fail to see in it a I
single utterance which reflects I
upon Senator Tillman, or which D
gives his opponents any grounds v
for saying that he has deserted r
the Democratic party. We want i:
every one of our readers to go t
over McLaurin's speech care- d
fully, thrust aside all .prejudice a
which might have been created s
in their minds by adverse criti- i
cism, and see if they can find a a
solitary sentence in it which 1
meets with their disapproval. I
Senator Tillman evidently was r
waiting for McLaurin's deliver- a
ance before turning loose his t
battery, because,the presses had I
hardly stopped printing McLau- a
rin's speech, before Tillman was 'R
pouring out in as offensive a man- I
ner as he knew how,an interview I
teeming with stinging sentences (9
and, in our o'pinion, uncalled for, f
and unwarranted abuse. C
Senator Tillman's attack was1 c
not so much an argument against s
McLaurin's speech as it was a S
thing to goad McLaurin on to c
anger, and give Tillman an op- 1i
portunity to do Latimer's light- F
ing; no one knows better than '1
Tillrman himself, that Latimer y
cannot stand before McLaurin in IA
a debate, and knowing this he is c
anxious for the fray. It is to be a
regretted that such a condition a
exists.' Tiflman has just been q
re-elected and is anch6red in his a
position for the next six years. I
-He can go out to North Dakota ~
and make stump speeches for n
Pettigrew a Republican, or urge d
the placing of Teller, another'
Republican on the National Dem- 3
ocratic ticket as the Vice-Presi- C
dential candidate, or he may pun- I
ish candidates for State offices c
for refusing to support Towne 1
another Republican, whom he 'J
was desirous to have as a running d
mate for William Jennings Bryan, fl
and there will be none to pro- 3
test. But there is one thing he 's
can~ do, notwithstanding the f
securit he feels; he cannot make i:
the people of South Carolina vote d
for a man who he has selected as I
a "me-too" to himself ; this was S
tried once and failed, and as often a
as hetries it failure will be the c
result. Tillman is personally 3
popular with the masses, and ~
they will vote for him, but when 1t
it comes to voting for another,I
they will reject his or any other t
man's dictation. a
Senator McLaurin very proper- f
ly .declined to accept Senator C
Tillman's challenge for a joint a
debate-Tillman is not a can- I
didate. We well remember when S
L. W. Youmans challenged c
Tillman to a joint debate, and I
even tried to force it; Tillman de- t
cdined and gave as the reason,that 1
Youmans and himself were not s
opposing each other for the same'
office, and when Youmans en- I
deavored to force recognition r
from Tillman, Hugh Farley and f
John McLaurin made it so hot f
for him that he was too busy c
answering them to have any s
time for Tillman. His refusal a
on that occasion was not only i
sensible, but exceedingly proper, c
- and just so will it be if McLaurin .1
refuses to have a joint debate a'
with Tillman who is fixed in 3
office for six years, and cannot
be hurt matters not who gets the li
best of an oratorical "scrap,"
while McLaurin is a candidate i
for re-election, with a half dozen i
prospective candidates against i
him,including a man supposed to i
be Tillman's favorite, and who i
will be, if elected, an echo and i
nothing more. Tillman says
that McT anrn is a traitor to the
emocracy, but he does not show s
Therein. McLaurin said in the 'I
utset of his Charlotte speech. n
I AM CONTENT TO ADVOCATE 3
IITHIN DEMOCRATIC LINES THE C
OLICIES WHICH I BELIEVE TO I
E BEST FOR THE SOUTH, AND li
WHEN I CAN NO LONGER DO THIS a
AM READY TO RETIRE TO PRI- n
'ATE LIFE." Here is a solemn v
eclaration publicly delivered, t
hat unless he can make his fight it
n Democratic lines he will not a
take it at all. Can there be any f
iistaking those words? It does e
trike us that with a declaration v
ike this, it ought to put a stop v
a the continuous clamor that 1<
IcLaurin has gone over to the v
republicans. Senator Tillman 'l
.as been petted so long, that he n
s like a spoiled child, if he can- a
ot have his own way in every- s
ing, he will spoil the game. r
lecause McLaurin would not E
play me-too to him, he needs a
ome one else in his business, c
nd his recent public deliverance a
; in keeping with what has been t
uspected by McLaurin's friends, b
s Tillman's private work, ever ii
ince McLaurin began to show C
hat he had influence at the seat A
f government; what inten- p
ified the strained relationship
etween the two Senators, was V
IcLaurin's success after Till- F
Ian's and Latimer's failure in o
he matter of securing aid for the b
harleston exposition. No un- t
prejudiced mind can read Mc- e
,aurin's speech which is im- R
iediately followed by Tillman's a
ehement excoriation without t]
eaching the conclusion that the a
iterview was shrewdly got- F
an up for the purpose of e
etracting from the speech; h
ny school boy can read that ti
peech and understand it, but R
will puzzle him to know n
here. Senator Tillman finds a b
ine in it which reflects on him.
le seems to think that McLau- t]
in's references to Allen, Teller n
nd Pettigrew, the Republican u
rio who were seeking favor from t
*opulist-Democrats was a covert
ttack upon him. We do not see r
thy he should thinks so. Mc- C
urin in speaking of the recent i
ational campaign and its conse- I
uences, says: "In an insane ef- d
>rt to secure party success at any a
ost, the attempt was made to t
ambine socialism, populism and fl
actionalism, with nothing but b
antiment and traditions of Dem- it
ray. The real Democratic b
aders in the Senate for the fl
ast three years have been Allen, t.
'eller and Pettigrew * ** This lk
!as called the 'New Democracy." G
EcLaurin refused to follow that t<
ass of men, because they have a
ways been Republicans and ti
re Republicans today on every c
uestion except silver, and only e
re they with the Democratic b
arty on silver, because they are a
ersonally interested in silver se
iining. McLaurin in giving his i
efinition of Democracy says- s]
DEMOCRACY IS LIBERTY FOR tl
AN, FORMULATED INTO A THE- n
RY OF GOVERNMENT; IT MEANS C
[AN'S INALIENABLE OWNERSHIP
F HIMSELF. IT MEANS FREE
HOUGHT AND FREE SPEECH." a
'ilman says "this is not the i
efinition given in any dictionary,
or is it the definition given by a~
se
eferson." There are many se
ords when ana'lyzed have a
ader meaning than is laid down Is
1 ihe narrow limits of a
ictionary, and there are
any words attributed to Jeffer- g
on which have a fuller and g
broader meaning than some
f the statesmen of today are t<
iling to apply to them. 'J
e do not believe that Sena- ~
t
:r Tillman will find that ,
)emocracy means "if there is to,
e any stealing I want my share"
s he was wont to say on the
oor of the Senate on one oc- C
asion, nor do we believe there is ~
ny Democratic creed which de- ta
iands that life-long Republicans
ould be thrust upon the Demo
ratic ticket as leaders for the ~
hemocratic party as Tillman ,t
eied to have in 1896,and again in ~
900, when he was leaning for
upport on his pitch fork and j
looking for a light in the West,"
or do we believe, true Democ- a
acy ever intended that if one
action of the Democratic party p
tiled to get what it wanted in a
onvention, the failing faction ;
ould bolt, or "bust" the party
s Tillman advocated in 1896.
Ve do not believe there is a tenet
f Democracy which reqnires a
)emocrat to go to the rescue of a
Republican, as Tillman did ti
Then he went to save, but didn't
eware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain
Mercury
;mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell
ad completely derange the whole system when ri:
itering it through the mucous surfaces. Such fr
-ticles should never be used except on prescrip- ti
ons from reputable physicians, as the damage til
iey will do is ten fold to the good you can pos- in
bl derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure. re
anufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o.. rr
mntains no mercury. and is taken internally. dz
ting directly upon the blood and mucous sur- p;
bees of the system. In buying. Hall's Catarrh I
ure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken p:
tternally, and made in Toledo, Ohio. by F. J. to
heney & Co. Testimonials free. it
Sol byDr ~ss. ric 75. er bottle. i
a,ve, Pettigrew from defeat, Ec
'illman talks about Democracy
ot being defined by Jefferson as tr
IcLaurin has defined it. What fey
ther definition would be have? he
ree thought and free speech, so
berty for man, formulated -into sk
theory of government, and dc
ian's right to own himself,S
;hether defined by Jefferson or w.
be dictionaries will find an echo t
a the hearts of every being with e,
spark of nanhood; 'it was the so
se
undamental principle which B
overned the campaign of 1890- SC
hich lifted out of power those of
iho had things their own way so
>ng until they felt that power
as their right by possession. ti<
he shibboleth of Tillman's De- m
ca
va
2ocracy then was "Free thought ge
nd Free speech," and why ar
hould it not be so now? No ad
eaders, the crime committed by g
senator McLau'rin was in having Fi
mind of his own, and in exer
ising that mind to bring about
more prosperous condition to Ti
e people of the South. He ar
elieves that certain legislation cu
enacted into law will put South
arolina on a financial basis with
assachussetts, and that the bi
eople of the South have been
hewers of wood and drawers of
rater "for the North long enough. ai
[e believes that the Democracy
f the South has been betrayed et
y the Democracy of the North
o often to longer remain a lat- th
nt force, and that it is time that TI
re should make ourselves factors
s well as voters. McLaurin says
he principles which are being cc
dvocated by him are not new or
republican, but they are found- p
d on old time Democracy which
e will prove when he goes into
he primary. There is where he e
ill advance his theories and if 4
ot in the Democratie primary
e will not go elsewhere.
In refusing to fall into the
rap set for him by Senator Till
w
ian. McLaurin shows that he
nderstands Tillman's spider and o
he fly game, but we venture a
eager, if a challenge to McLau
in is offered by a man who is a
a,ndidate to succeed him, he will lei
3mp at the opportunity. Mc- if
~aurin's reply to Tillman is in
eed a Roland for an Oliver,
nd the feeling existing between
vo of South Carolina's ablest is
ien and Representatives, is to l
e deplored. Tillman broughtB
on, that his favorite might be
enefited, but take care that Till
an's interference does not have be~
1e effect on Latimer that his .0"
~tter or manifesto had on John th
~ary Evans. The people are de- 13
~rmined to give every candidate
fair show and after hearing
iem, they will take their
boice without being influ
rced by the dictation of any
ody, high or' low, whether they
re dictating fitm a throne of
acurity, or from a bench of anx
ty. Free thought and Free
peech will be the shibboleth in
2s campaign, and may the best
an, with the ability to dc' +h
ountry the most good
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The first export of cotton from this
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g was sent from Charleston to Llver
l. while 12 were sent from Philadel
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C A.SOT O tZ A..
th The Kind You Ha B tiq
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rhe world s record for skinning fish
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a M. Loryea, Prop.
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Don't delay buying. Come at once.
Yours truly,
THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAVERS,
Tile ManigGoeyC3
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
3ARUAIN
AFRG A INS!I
BARGAIN' COUNTER
40ou1s Levi's
E HUNDRED PAIR MEN'S SHOES, more or less, O
worth $1.25 and $1.35, at............... .. ..
'E HUNDRED PAIR LADIES' SHOES, more or
less, worth $1.25, at.. .. ...... .. ..... .... .... ..8
at LO .MEN'S BLACK FELT HATS, worth 60c,A
7TE DOZEN MEN'S COLORED DRESS SHIRTS,
worth 50c, at.................................
TE HjUNDRED YARDS TWILL DRESS PLAIDSA
more or less, worth 6tc., at............. ........
E THOUSAND YARDS COLORED DRESS CAL- 4
ICOS, more or less, at cost............. ...... .... "E
10.DOZEN MEN'S OVERALLS, worth 6'5 cents,.5
10 DOZEN MEN'S WORK SHIRTS at a GREAT BARGAI
DIES' HOSE at a GREAT BARGAIN.
MMERS, worth 10c, at..............................
MMERS, worth 20c, at...,......... .......... .. .... ..1
TCHETS, worth 20c, at........... ................1
ALL of these goods you will fmnd on our BARGAIN COU]
R, and we will continue to add new things on this Count,
~ry week.
OUR CLOTHING
omplete with all the NEW, NOBBY Suits for SPRING.
When in need of a Suit give us a call.
ur White Goods Departmen
ull with the NEWEST GOODS, in SWISS EMBROIDER
I'S, ALMA DIMITIES, NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES, AL]
ER EMBROIDERIES, ALL-OVER COTTON and SIL
CES and BLACK and CREAM LACES.
We are prepared to serve the Spring trade in all Department
With kind regards,
Yours, etc.,
O L118 DexV1
LIOLINA PORTLAND CEENT CO,
OB
PORTLND
CEMENT -.0' s mrcrc
'ortland Cement,.American and Belgian,
Rosendale Cement, Lime, Plaster.
ast Bay and Cumibedaud Sis., - - CH ARLESTON, S.
We have a cargo of Eastern Rockport Maine tLime on way.
and in your orders for shipside shipment
LAND PLASTER!
LAND PLASTER!
PRICES $6.50 PER TON
OR LESS FOR LARGE QUANTITIES.
FOR ALL KIND OF CROPS.
BUENA VISTA LAND PLASTER.
Purest. Cheapest as a Commercial Fertilizer.
SEND FOR OUR PAMPHLET.
Showing how to use and what results have been
(-btained by its use everywhere on all kinds of
crops.
ANALYSIS:
Loss on ignition, moisture, etc............ 19.07
Silica ........... ................ .
Oxide of iron andialumina........... 0.55
Lime .3.0
Lmge---.. ........ .................... . 0
BBMp .ai...........:. . .................Trace
99.'i8
CAROLINA PORTLAND CEFIENT CO
94-96 East Bay St.. CHARLESTON. S. C.
IA
Coqd
Clothing
Store
Is where you get the right
sort of Clothes without dan
ger of mistake. Our Clothes
are of the right sort, and you
will appreciate their excel
lence and smallness of cost.
SWe Ma Clothes to Order
for those who prefer them.
Lasting Materials, proper fit
and make and moderate pri
ces. Your orders will have
our best attention.
S. W. Cor. King and Wentiortb Sts.,
CH ARLESTON. S. C.
I have opened up a Sewing Machine
store next door to Mr. S. A. Rigbys
gnrlmerchandise store Augustl:
1900. I-will carry the
- 85 t8g gM d Modi.
The new ball-bearing "New Home,
the best machine made: ^also ."New L
- Ideal" and "Climax,' from $18 to $40.
I sell on Instalment, Easy Payment :;
Plan. I clean and repair any kind of
machines for least money possible.
Call and see me.
'A. I. BARRON, Ag't.
NOW OPEN
TO TR ELERS
The Tisdale Hotel,
Summerton, S..C.
Livery Stable Near at Hand.
New Building, NBW Furumm
- Extract of Len I
--MADE FROH
S Messino Lemons.
2The Beligiht of Housekeeps.6
0 PEPRED)B
e D O. Rhame,
0 S*****e.p3pppc
0 TO CONSUMERS OF
o Lager Beern
ta We are now -in position to ship our
LiBeer all over the State at the following
prices:
0 EXPORT.
T. Imperial Brew-Pints, at $1.10 per doz.
Kuffheiser-Pints, -at...9c per doz.
Germania P. M.-Pints, at 90c per doz.
Se GERMAN MALT EX-e
De TRACT.
De A liquid Tonie and Food for Nursing
'Mothers and .Invalids. Brewed from
~- the highest grade of Barley Malt and
er Imported Hops, at....8.1 per doz
For sale by all Dispensaries, or send
in your orders direct.
All orders shall hav~e our prompt n
careful attention. odr.ad
- T HE
GERMANIA BREWING GO.
Charleston, S. C.
tJ. S. BE L L
Opp. Central Hlotel, Manning, S. C.
Y -: DEALER IN:-.
BicJcles and BICycl9 SUppliesS
I also repair wheels and guarantee my
Swork.
MACHINERY REPAIRINC A SPECIALTY.
-All work entrusted to me will receive
prompt attention either day or night.
J.8. BELL.
J. s. wnLsos. W. C. DR.4Nr.
W ILSON & DURANT,
_Allorneys and Counselors at Law,
MANNING, S. C.
I J~. K. McCOLLOUGH,
SHOEMIAKER,
Opposite Legg & Hutchinson's Stables. -
Give me a trial and 1 will give you
the best work for little money..
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Notice of Discharge.
I will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Clarendon County on the 2nd day
of May, 1901, for letters of discharge
as administratratrix of the estate of A.
WV. Thames, deceased.
MARGARET A. THAMES,
Admninistratrix.
Silver, S. C., April 1, 1901. [4-4t
Money to Loan.
maar Terms
.APPLY TO
WILSON & DuRANT.
Bring joar Job Work to The Times office,