Farley admits lie over poll tax and Tillman ties debated
The article accuses Adjutant General Farley of lying about a poll tax issue while praising a $3 poll tax and links Governor Tillman to constitutional changes. It questions Tillman supporters, cites newspaper stances, and asks if Tillman would align with Republicans on tariff if elected.
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Tillman on trial before the people of South Carolina
The text portrays Governor Tillman facing a public trial accusing him of seeking office by false pretense denying desire for office while acting as trustee of an agricultural college. It lists charges of fraud, corruption, attacking judges, raising taxes, and vetoing beneficial railroad laws, arguing the verdict will be against him.
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A Lost Crush and a Lawyer Editor’s Critique
The piece argues the Journal editor oversteps legal and editorial bounds by condemning speeches without presenting supporting evidence. It rebuts claims about audience makeup and an alleged amusing incident, urging publication of full speeches for public judgment and noting the danger of biased conclusions in legal commentary.
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Editor on vacation as crow sauce looms for Journal leaders
J E Boxes editor of the Sexresit plans a Washington trip and Virginia waters after a long answer to a Journal editorial. The People’s Journal editor promises no crow if Cleveland and Stevenson win, hinting at shared accountability and future editorial challenges.
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Tillman campaign cited by Raleigh editor in 1800s capitalists visit
A Raleigh editor recalls Raj. Murray claiming capitalists visited the North before Tillman's 1800 campaign and were promised support for a factory. They returned refused after grave charges against state officers. The piece notes Tillman’s loud rhetoric hindered potential factories and jobs, yet laments ongoing political “blowing” by LB. Pinan.
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Tillman tax plan sparks debate on worth and burdens
The piece contrasts current taxation with the Tillman Gary Evans proposal. It estimates Governor Tillman’s taxable value, calculates poll taxes, and shows potential gains for Tillman and losses for average citizens like John Smith. The text questions who would benefit and who pays the price under ad valorem shifts.
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Tax assessment dispute stirs Marion election discourse
Local remarks report administration denying unfair taxation on Gen Ellerbee’s estate property. values rose from 21 000 to 46 000 upon partition, with taxes paid below assessed value. Bank stock values and board actions spark questions of governance. Edgefield Monitor notes Governor Limbaugh’s charitable reputation amid criticism.
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Rules Governing South Carolina Democratic Party Primaries
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