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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
4
A fragment from Intelligencer discusses Democratic confidence in the national convention process, condemns Republican tactics, and urges reform in law enforcement methods. It notes the South Carolina exposition leadership and critiques judicial procedures and foreign policy shifts amid China’s conflict.
A historic letter argues for municipal franchise reform and direct voter overridability of franchise ordinances. It urges a new law to place franchise decisions back before the people for final ratification, aligning with broader Democratic platforms and pressuring legislative candidates to declare their stance.
The County Democratic Executive Committee met at the court house on July 2 to adopt campaign rules and assess candidates. Four year officers at four dollars, two year and coroner at four dollars, tickets to be supplied by committees at one dollar per candidate, with pledges due by August 7 and arrangements for state campaign meetings and boxes coordinated by Breazeale and others.
Public notice outlines a reunion to be held Wednesday the August 1900 at sea south of Anderson. It lists organizers V. Clinkweales J. B. Clinkweates J. A. Conk M. Whitton Ezekiel Clinkseales Lannie Clinkseales and others to escort prepare routes for a large gathering. Invitees include relatives beyond the state. local society notes, dances, and dinners are planned with addresses by family members and committee chairs.
The county calls on boys and girls to donate a penny or nickel to support a Confederate memorial honoring fallen soldiers. Contributions can be given with the donor’s name to Mr. Jie at the Panate and Ina Merchants Bank or to Mrs Hubland, president of the UN Association.
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