The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-09
District Central Club.

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Aereeably TO the call made through the biielh
oeaeer, the Democratic Central Club of Anderson
District met in the Court House on Monday last
9Th of September, the President, Mr.. James a
Hoyt. occupying the chair: The minutes of las
meeting were read and confirmed. The roll
Clubs was called, and the following responded
with the names of permanent members annexed
anderson &C. H.) Club.-Jas. a. Hoyt, Z. L
Earle, j. P Reed, T. A. Evins and A. B. Towers
Rock MiiL.-Jas. A. Todd, John NJ Phillips, =
]. Earle.
Meals C5eck.-Sam'l Browne, John Carpenter
R. @. Anderson.
Bear creek.-Prcston Cowan, S. ]. Emerson
Reuben. Clinkscales.
ealdoun-Joseph Cox, J. J. Mattison, J. S
Aoker.
Belton-E. NJ. Brown, B. D. Dean, NJ. E
Mitchell.
Bishops Branch.-R. ". Simpson, F. NJ. Glenn,
Larkin Newton.
GreenOooa.-T. II. McCann, T. q. Russell, j.
NJ. Smith.
Storerilk.-A C. jackson, James Thomson, W.
F. Pearson.
Dark COrner.-John, NJ. Simpson, C. 8. Beatty,
A. G.. Cook.
Le0am0,,-R NJ. Morris, Thos. Harper, R. B.
Brock.
Fork: -Wm King John NJ. Grubbs, D. L. Cox.
Fiat Rock-Moses Dean, John G.. Haynio, S. G.
Hall.
Psnd1eton.-W. II. D. Gaillard, John B. sitton,
NJ. L. Sharpe.
The Piercetown Club presented series of reso-
lutions objectng to the plan of organization, and
which resolutions were presented by Messrs. F.
G.. Carpenter and W. A. Williame as Messengers
After some discussion the following resolution was
offered by Maj T. H. Russell, and unanimously
adopted:
Resolrea, That the papers presented by the dele
gates from the Piercetown Club be referred bacb
to said club for further consideration, and that the
delegates now present be invited to participate in
the permanent organization.
|. On motion, each delegation selected one of :heil
number as committee to nominate permanent
officers Tho Committee retired, and after some
consultation, reported the following names, which
report was unanimously adopted:
President.-Jas. A. Hoyt.
Vice Presidents.-T. H. Russell and 7. A. Evins
Secretary and Treasnrer.-E. P. Earle.
The permanent organization being now com
pleted the President stated that the regular bust
ness before the Central Club embraced the ap
pointmcnt of delegates to the Nominating Gonven
ton, the election of members of the State Contra
Club, and the appointment of canvessers for thi
District.
On motion, Committee of five was appointe
by the Chair to take into consideration the variou
matters submitted by the President, and repor
Immediately. The committee, consisting o
Messrs. T. Fl. Russell, J. P. Reed, A. G.. Cook
Samuel Browne and J. S. Acker, after brief cen
sultation, made the following recommendations
which were adopted:
Keni6ers of the State Central Club Hon. J.
Reed, T. H. Russell, j. A. lEoyt W. II. D. Gail
lard, j. S. Acker, ]. H. Reid, John B. Moore, Dr.
| John Wilson and B. Frank Sloan.
Delegates to tho Nominating Conuention-J. A
Hoyt, j. P. Reed, W. H. D. Gaillard, Col. Joh
Martin, with Messrs T. d. Evins, r. w. Simpson
John NJ. Simpson and E. NJ. Brown es alternates.
Canuasscrs.-J. P. Reed, R. S. Hill, II. R. Van
diver, W. D.Wilkes and w. S. Pickcns.
On motion, the delegation from the Anderson
Court House Club was appointed as q coinmitte
TO draft Constitution for the government of tn
Central Club, and report at the next meeting.
1t was resolved that the next meeting of thi
Club be held on salcday in October.
T Rev. ". F. Pearson submitted the following
resolution, which was adopted unanimously:
Resolped, That the District Central Club of An
derson respectfully beg leave TO suggest the nam
of Hon. j. P. Reed as suitable candidate to rep
resent this Congressional District, and that tn
delegates from this club to the Nomination Con
venton to be held on the l5th inst, are hereby in
structed to present his name before the sai'
Convention.
There being no further business, the club thel
adjourned.
E.P. EARLE, Sec.
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