The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-03-04

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<Psynsns required invariably in advance.
Marriage Notices, Funeral Invitations, obit
Esx5es, and Communications snoseryng pfWas
htsrsstssare eharsed as advertisements x :
G:aucusing at the Convention
As the period for the adjourn
::ment Of the Convention, draws
near, says the Charleston Courier
.ofthe 25th, the caucusing among
the members of the Convention
8ar the arrangement of State at
fairs, the filing of State offices
and the disposal of Congresslonaa
.bonors, grown more and moro
lively. It is now believed thai hal
.the Convention will adjourn about
the 4th of March, and order an
election to be- held about the third
Wednesday of the same month
fsr members of the Legislature
Should the radical programme be
carried out, the legislature as pro
posed, will assemble early in April
Whether the nominations thus fal
made, and which we append, viii
Besanetioned endorsed by the
constituency Of the members &ed
theeenvention, is a question which
does not seem to have given rise
teany very serious doubt.
: The following circular has eeen
issued and distributed to the men
bers for circulation Throughout
the State ~ - 5.s7 = = ,.,1'-, !. :. :.
.STArE grsFRAL GoMsfITTEE Rooms,
EaAsIEsToN, IS. C:Fsb. "a, 1865
sghe Chairman OF your District
d hereby nofhed that q State
,Nomiaasi Convention Of the
'Usio6 gepab lean part will be be
held ID tae els sc G hariesfon on
the 10th Of Mareh, for the purpose
ofuonalnatin Toverne Lienten-
antsGaseFner and other State Of
<s%z 81 SS-aessEss - ~ - -.
6eeass - $: :,z s l. = - :,
Sffthe delegate les ae.S represent
i iag the Districts in ! fhesGonxen
tfoa are aeseps wsa be ADV;
sable to aat horizeS them to act
Iffhs Districts: desire, members
,msCongress. VIII benom mated BY
their delegates at he same place
By q separate nom mating eonyen'
tie9 b g w HI,gp4 e ELA] MORE, :.
ns1atec Central COMMITTEES.
W McKS MAY Secretary
ehage elassssfed the Fariou
aasess 10 Be filed and our inform: 6 ]:
afsou has been gait thered from So some ae
efaEs most prOnaine nent members q
-fhe body ~ ..,sss=z : ~.
Ualsed States Seaaters,- 7
general conceded that DE-. Mack: (
egPsssideat Of the Convention
win be elected for the long term
without opposition. For the shor'
term thers are several candid didates
;shsmoss preminent Of whom il
MEa Rutland, OF Fairfield.
Msnbers of Congress The Con
gFessiona Districts viii probably
rsmaiu as ablished by the Con
vsstion Of 1861, With perhaps
eight change III the third am
fourth. Mr.. B. f. Whittemore, o
Darlington IS the most prominen'
candSda6s for Congress from tn,
First Dissriet. Semsof his friends
.heNsssr propose 70 elect him mi
tsdStates Senator for the shor'
terus-in hichz event, if he D.
eieeted TO that Office he will re
-ssgn bis aspirations for a. seat ii il
. thseengressioual House Of Rep
xessntatfses TO Mr. F. ]. Moses, jr.
sfsumsef, who will, no deubt, b
elected Ia the Second District
Dir. O. g. Bowen is the NEST prom
inent candidate. His competition
are Mr.. Gilbert Pillsbury and Gen
C.. J.Stallbrand, Of Beaufort, nov
Secretary Of the Convention. II
the Third and Fourth Districts
the moss prominent candidates ar
B. odeH Duncan of Newberry
James H. Goss, of Union; J. u
Allen, of Greenville, and T J. Rot
ertson, of Richland. Should tn
latter not be elected Governor
MIR. Pillsbury is also spoken Of a
a candidate for Leutenant-Gove1