Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
so MUCH OF THE ELECTION RE- :
SOLVES FOR OCT. 1886,
As relates to Kershon, Lancaster, Claremont,
= Clarendon, and Chesterfield.

As relates to keTSh0b, Lancaster, CLdrem0nl, ,
: Clarendon, and Chesterfield.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
December l9, 1885.
VNHE Committee on Privileges and Elections,
IL to which it is referred to draft resolutions,
and appoint Managers of Elections for the next
general Election report the following resolutions:
For KEasHAw DIsraIcr. At Camden. Ben
jamin Cass, James McKain, and f w Bonney.
At Cureton's Mill. BY Fred Bowen, Samuel
S Taylor, and John Molly. At Linsenbies, by
Danl Bethune. Danl Murchin and Ale1'r Nc
Caskill. At ShrocEs Mill by Benz Mccoy,
Robert Turner, and Jas Lockhart. At D1on's
old place, by Tyre McHatfey, Levi Pate and ('il.
lam Lowell. At Goodwyns Store. by Thos
Smyrl, Vim. Drakeford and Jesse Nlgore. At
Liberty Hill, by Jas Cureton, Lee Dixon. and
Roland Cornelius. 1T Flat Rock, by JOS Kirk
land jr John Fletcher and David Miller. The
managers to hold the election two days at each
place, meet the third day at the Court House to
count the votes and declare the election. One
Senator and three Representatives to be elected.
LANCASTER DIsrRIcr. At the Court House.
James p Crockett, Alexander Wright and Tho
mas l. Dunlap. At Dapid Higgins Indidn Lond.
John Moore, William Allans and James Cor
ner BENJAMIN S Massey and George A. Ncsbit.
At Robert Cunningham's. John Barnes, Zadoc
Perry and VIM Bailey. At Sus0nnah Castons.
james NJ. Ingram, John Andrews and John Gun.
ningham. At Michael Horizons. Amos Hough,
Amos Deason and Richmond Terrell. At Jd-
cob Funderburghs scn Jonas Funderburgh, Hen
ry Shultz and Andrew Taylor. Managers to-
hold the election two days at the court house,
and on one day at each of the other places, to
meet at the court house on the second day OF
election, count the votes and declare the election
One senator and two representatives to be elected
CLAREMoNr. At Sumterrille t,co days. VIM.
Webb, Amos A Nettles and VIM MDelorme.
At DR.. J. Bishops the first day and at Carter's
crossing the second day. VIM. H Bowen, Mid
dleton Dubose and Caleb w. Rembert. At
Spring Hill the first day and Bradford's Springs
the second day. w Reynolds, VIM. II. Peo-
pies, and James w Belwin. At Sanders Mil
first day and at Stateburg the second day. Cy-
rus Morse, Marion Sanders and VIM. J. Atkin-
son. 1T Manchester two days. F S Belser,
John Norton and Vim Belser. At p. Clerrys
Store, first day and at Samuel Lowry's old place,
the second day. Elias Du.ant, Stephen Lacoste
and Irby S Wells. At kobbs one day, James
Berry, Wm Nettles and VIM Cain. The mana
pers to meet at Sumterville on the third day,
count the votes and declare election. Three rer-
resentatives to be elected.
CLARENDON. At Joseph Stukes' jr. one day at
William Shorters on Ok Swamp, one day. James
Tindal, james Brock and Morgan Butler. At
Thos Smiths old place, in the fork Of Black
River one day. j Nelson, Isaac Bagnal and
Edwin Dickey. At Captain Witherspoon's old
muster place Lower Salem. one day. VIM Bud.
din, Thomas Rose jr and James Eppes. At Ma
thaniel Motifs old place one day. Stephen ID
Mccoy, John Floyd, and Thomas Kennedy.
At BENJAMIN Vests old place one day. William
Haryin. Samuel Davis and Benjamin Pack At
Broughton's Store one day. Joseph J. Richard.
son, John Broughton, and John Boyd. The
managers TO meet the third day at Samuel Har-
wins count the votes and declare the election
Two representatives to be elected.
CHEsrERrIELD DISTRICT. at Chesterfeld C II
Thrashley Ferrel, James Craig and John Evans.
At Mount Croghan. WIN Bushing, Stephen
Jackson ir and James Sinclair. At Blokeneys
old store. Joseph Thrott, Martin c Wordsworth
and John W Hudson. at Michael Mater's.
Stephen ID Miller, Angus McJunis, and Aaron
Knight ST. At Benjamin Outlaw's. Samuel
! Tolbert, Uras Blackwith and Angus Mcdonald.
At John Merimau's. John Mccoy, Maicomb
McCrany end John Ellis. At Steer Pen SrSiags'
James Mcmillan jr John Wilkes and John Gull
ligc. ut Cherdp, John Ellertee, Duncan Mall
low and Robert Davis. At archibald Johnson's
Vim Davis, Christopher B Pegucse and VIM
Peguese. At John Johnson's. Joseph Hall,
Norman Stewart and John d Mcmillan. The
managers to hold the election two days at the
court house, and one day at each Of ths other
places, to meet on Wednesday at the court house
count the votes and declare the election. Two
| representatives to be elected.
! Resolred, That the managers cf elcctisn
prior to their proceeding to the e!cctions g
take the following oath or affirmation, before
some magistrate or one Of the managers OF cleo
ton, to wit: THAT they will faithfully and i'm
partially carry into execution the foregoing
elections, agreeably to the Constitution OF the
State of Sonth Carolina. a.
Resolred, That in future, no person qualified
to vote for members of each branch Ut the Legis.
lature, shall be permitted to vote in moro than
one election district or parish, and the managers
of election throughout this State are. hereby re-
ouired and directed. if they think proper, or on
the application of any eector present to admins.
ter to any person or persons offering to vote, the
| 1OlOWlng Odtus 4s "a D' SoSs.y S"SSs -
affirm, las the case may be) that have not q
this general election for members Of the Legis.
lature, voted in this or any other district Of par
ish, and that am constitutionally qualified 70
yote-so help me God! And if any poison. o,
persons required as aforesaid to take said oath OF
affirmation shall refuse so to do then the managers
respectively in their respective election districts
and parishes shall be and they are hereby re.
quired and enjoined to refuse each vote or votes,
in case the managers shall refuse torequire the
oath as aforesaid when demanded, they sbal be
liable to all the pains and penalties they would be
liable and subject TO for neglecting any othcl
duties required Of them as managers Of elections
or either branch Of the Legislature.
! Resolrsd, That the Act altering the 4th section
of this Constitution Of the State Of South Caro-
Ina, be herewith published, to wit: Every free
man of the age OF twenty.one years, (panPers
and non commissioned officers and privstes o.
the army of the United States, excepted being