Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-02
STATE POLITICS.

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reaches us that the truly loyal and intelligent peo
pie are moving to the rescue. Nearly every Dis
trict, so far as we can observe has organized or
organizing for the great contest onthe 18th, l5th
and 10th days of this month.
In Spartanburg District, the following political
clubs have been organized AT Lawson's Fork, q
Democratic club, President, William P. Bishop.
At Grassy Pond, Democratic club, President
Gilbert Sarratt. At Reidsvile, constitutional
club, President, A. P Wakefield. At Cherokee
Springs, Constitutional club, President, Joat
Bryant, and at North Tiger River, a Constitution
al club, President, John T.. Howell.
At meeting of the central club, held on the
23d, the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Major General Candy has ordered g
revisal of the registration lists; therefore
Resolred, That the citizens of the District who
are entitled to register, and who have heretofore
failed to do so be earnestly requested to embrace
this opportunity. =
Resolred, That Committee be appointed to in
vite Governor Vance of North Carolina, to deliv-
er an address before the citizens of Spartanburg
sale day in April.
A club has been organized in Abbeville-F. A.
Connor, Esq, President, and the following resolu-
ton adopted:
Resolued, That it is the opinion of this club
that all white persons should avail themselves Of
the opportunity to register and that the Democrat
ic or Constitutional party should vote at the ap-
preaching election ordered by General Candy Ii
was also
Resolred. That the Democratic organizations in
the District be requested to send delegates to meet
Ablou,llo So.,r1ou Moroh 0Qfh for tho mr.
pose of making suitable nominations tor State and
District officers.
Hamburg, in Edgefeld District, has organized a
Democratic club, and invited A. P Aldrich, and
General A. R. Wright, of Augusta to address
them on the first instant.
Barnwell District has clubs at the Court House
and at Backvile.
A meeting of the citizens of Columbia is called
for, at ~ NJ, to-day, to organize.
In Sumter, public meeting has been called fol
on sales-day.
At Greenville, on Tuesday the 24th an enthu
siastic meeting was held Ex-Governor Perry de-
livered an admirable speech, and a Democratic
club was organized with W. H. Campbell, Presi
dent.
Governor Perry submitted the following nomina
tions for State officers:
Resolred, That we put nomination the follow
ing gentlemen,
For Governor General Wade Hampton, known
and loved by the whole State.
For Lieutenant Governor General James Con
nor, admired by all for his galantry patriotism anc
ability.
For Adjutant and Inspector General-Genera
NJ. c. Butler, distinguished for his gallantry anc
public services.
For Secretary of State-GeneralE Ellison Capers
the pure, gallant, Christian gentleman, and pres
ent incumbent of the office.
For Treasurer-William Hood, Esq. who ba:
filled the Office for years past, with distinguished
ability.
For Comptroller r-General-Captain s. L. Leap
heart, the present incumbent who has discharged
all the duties of his high Office to the entire salts
faction of the public.
For Congress, in this Congressional District
Colonel Samuel McAliley, of Chester, we'll knoTr
to the State as an able and learned lawyer, wist
statesman and pure senator, ever found faithful a
mongst the faithless, in all emergencies.