The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-17

| appointed the preceding day mad
: the following report, through it
Chairman:
, The Committee of Conferenc
, with the Central Executive Com
mittee of the Convention Of Apri
last, beg leave to report:
That in the discharge Of thei1
duty, they met that Committee il
free conference, and after an unre
served interchange of views, il
which it became manifest tina
each Committee was unanimous
in an earnest desire to harmonic
and unite in q common purpose
that Committee submitted the fol
lowingproposition, namely: ''Thf
Central Executive Committee hav
ing been invited to conference
by the Convention now assembled
here, and being most solicitous te
secure harmony in the State, beg
leave to submit to the Conference
| Committee now in session the fol
lowing basis Of union, name y
That the Convention proceed tc
the nomination of delegates to the
National Democratic Convention
at New York, to fill up the delega,
ton of the State. And the Elk.
ecutive Committee pledge them
selves to use all their efforts to
have these nominations confirmed
by all the organizations represent
cd by the said Committee. The
| Executive Committee further re-
| commend, that an Executive Com
mittee be appointed by this Con-
vention, to act with that selected
by the Convention in April last;
and that, in the opinion of this
Committee Of Conference, it is ad-
visable that the two Executive
Committees should be consolidated
at the earliest moment possible. ="
Your Com mittcc think that no
stronger evidence could have been
offered Of a spirit Of conciliation
| and harmony than this proposition
| presents. It offers to this Con-
| vention one.half the appointments
to the New York Convention
the other one-half of them only
having been made by the Conven-
tion Of April last.
This Committee thinks it -unbe-
coming=in this Convention to re-
wise the appointment tor one OF
the Congressional Districts of the
State, namely, the Fourth, that
District not being represented in
this Convention. We therefore
recommend that the appointments
from that District be declined, and,
with this exception, the PROPOSE
ton be accepted. Delegates at
large having been already appoint
| cd of residents of the First and
Fourth Districts, we recommend
that, in appointing the remaining
two delegates and alternates, resi-
dents of the Second and Third
Districts, respectively, be selected,
and that this Convention appoint
one delegate and two alternates
from the Second District, and one
delegate and one alternate from
the First and Third Districts, re-
spcctively.
We also recommend the ap-
pointment of an Executive Com
mittee, to consist Of seven: and
that, as suggested, the two COM
nittees shall be consolidated at
the earliest moment possible also,
that the Executive Committee
appointed by US be authorized to
fill any vacancies in the appoint
ments made by us.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
The report was unanimously
adopted.
The same Committee also sub
mitted the following as a supple
mentary report, and asked it's ref
erence to a committee on Resolu-
tions, to be. appointed hereafter !;
| which was agreed to-:
Resozued, That the Democratic
party of this State duly appreci-