The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11

7Mr, DePass, the; Chaipman, Of the Comrnit11
tee, reportedia as Ffouows; yod: s,sodv ,ns rss
$50 ih9fi GDssfna, 7:Ion1W DlPorter, Of Charil
ieft9M sDrs ii IL .era7 nwo r;osis 70 eaod. |
,piA1grLieatn4at GopraorT Hon, MI. c., Perl
rinnof Abhevillesolg of, ~ 5sssiseN ssiGv -
I,atSscfeto"y ef'l,State77w7Saauel5 5Capersw ylao
t.iI 4hIahnt and Inspector GenesalvCoh Js p!
Thomas. I2Ai,es eI,g2 ID His ii so,Iso iasot
Ireasursr7- WJm.. Hood. sqsa 81 Q. .oa AZ
! iCon4qyplfcr-Gtcngruk--S. Ll,Leaphart; ass
4 4l4orasy. Gc4e,pf IL w. iHaynes sfo -asai
80 Superintendent sett 4Et"eatl,e--J. "a. Lei
lnnd,l t,y bGa asia1 ,:c sysd id&t- sl..is
Sen, Preston, from the Committee to nomi-
hate delegates for the State Ccnt4gi Executive
Committee, reported the following 4,ida,.no,
Made llauptops j, P.l Thomas, ,E..W. Ale
Master, Joseph d. Pope, of, ,Richaul, Wan!
Shannon, ofr,Kersf;M |; S. dNIeGowans of Alb
bevillc; and I'rioieau Hamilton, ON Chester;
l. MrloGroggi iron the rCoianlisteo to nomi7
! nate dc!egates to,the Depqaratie Eonyeit;;n in
Now lorkA the.FourtA of July, reported Il
f~ tde ,Sts4e at L,uYo-tB, L. Berry James
Chehnut ), a|terhat s.nJoA.1 Ingis, e.til7R AL
drtelt.g ed' iiiw .yoIAGi otaoa baa .baeA
f. fanstrD's'tteer- Ms S.aMulliAs,sJ b.. Ker-
shaw altcrnate.1sd, 3i, o5aaeisu sW .s,;EFla
Il Seco,Ah Distret-- Cales Tracy . MIDI, Bon
ham, alternate. sna sd, o. ssrgt.el l,iw ,fn
Ii.i-1htniEtDistrtt- S. Preston ;.:Mq b. Stan
ley, "lternate.i:4oaho q brag9T 81 eeis ,5is
q fn"sM Disisat++sAI Burt; aNsAuiiSipipson,
ALTERNATE. "t 1coqoof 9f9oesi ,tia Ind ,-Eu.i.7
r Gov. Perry moved that the delegations from
the different Congressional Districts nominate
members Of Congresses which was agrced,to.
II After consultations the following nnlniure
tons W ere made: 81! hal 1oiufifsan5 sits 10
| First. (ongresao,,hAr Dist,ice.Ao IIancastcr.
Ghester6eld;;q~Ain Dari;ngtcn. Marion
I!!6Ff& sGeorgete WI Villa isbug, Sumter
Clarendon and Kcrshaw-J N. Frierson.
.S's,oasi lshuaSaosiR Oist,aeis x XVI hEarleston
Coletotn, ql1 4; 4, Beaufort .;aannd and l}araYep J9lYson
llagpod-,r, ~ srcts.g.,s1 iytSlys E.ss 1sr o,t,s
A>n7Aae2 Congressional Disti7ct--O Ora nt.cbtrg,
Lexington, Richhnd, 7Ncwbcrry, 'Edgcfeld,
Nbbevillc and Andcrson.@-S 'l1cGi9@aan. ,eNy2
II@NHh C(Y"uessigAaz D,s!,iti- Oconce, Pick
ers, GrpaaNile. .l,auroia, SparsanbursS Union,
Nnrk Chester and Fairfield ,l-ASamueiAIc CA liley.
Mr'Jctcr seconded by, Mr. Cannon, 'subt
mtHea "ar3solution tliar the District $50 $50
ri;ti9ns u. nopipatc nopipatc ,suit2l rG san, cand:
dates Tor State officers: and also appoint
speakers to address, the citizens irrespective
Of color ;ybesidcs, nerrising boxes,
50 rs. il possible, 70 prevent fraud. Which
was agreed 70. Is,
After Tie ,dnptio.. Of Il resolution of tiainks
to the Chairman, fjr'the fathful discharge III
his dutics-to Which -an eloquent res ponsc
was ulndc; ;athc Convention Adjourned sine dee
Aplengst the papers submitted to the Con
ygnt9en w.s tie following address to tue color
cl people Of South Carolina. 1t was after
wards referred to The State Central ExcchTtivScs
Committee, w;tlls discretion TO Fubli<l. Tie
Committee has kindly furnished us with a
copy :eq sd - ~ .!S easia $50 ls .zsst.fH aggt
ADDRESS TO TIE ooEon gDs People, OF, s6ur1I
g5o 2t ;5!.n5 ~ GARQI.i N.,, 'G9ee, ,ye AZ.
| The Convention of the Democratic party Of
South Carolina feels it high aud boundcn
duty to speak to you cahdidly ana earnestly
and with no Fur, her apology thar tl,at ''hra IN
terests arc to certain extent identical fy,rc..I
3 lpuhaNe been suddenly rpta ;a,esition ,to
ef43|cfrcisc ef43|f certain, powers the abuse of which
may result disastrously TO you and to. US. Is
inPoss'b1 Mat JoV pre<a"t l;owcr coz cm1ye,
'fhcfhetEydn usc It .t6r goal rfH.Io The white
race already out-numbcrs You in the South
DiSeasc has made the mortality among scu
twice what it is among the whites, aud the ruta
is daily increasing. Emiyratien has carried
of thousands Of your color TO distant States
while it already begins to fill thci. places with
whites from Europe Let not your pride, no,
your pretcndod friends, fatter you into the be.
liel that you ever can or cyor will, for any
length Of time, govern the white men Of tho
South. The world has never seen such /;
spectacle" "aiid its whole history and especially
tho history of Your race. gives no ground foi
the anticipation. Perhaps, however, you ex.
poet to attain power by the aid OF the radical
party al the North, The Almighty, in llis
wisdom (prrhais to prevent the amalgamatiou
or The separate races which he created and
markedly has implanted in every human brcas,