The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-19
The Campaign.

-Messrs. Wallace and Seibels, of the execu-
tive committee of the Union Reform party,
have called a convention to nominate candi'
date for Congress from the Third Congresslon-
al District. The convention Is called for iues-
day, the 9th OF September next.
The Union Reformers of Chester County
have made the following nominations: State
Senate-Purvis Alexander. House-O. Bar
ber, VIM. Johnson, Adam Branch. County
Commissloners-Wade Osborne, Moses Ben
son. Sampson Chestnut. School Commission
er-David W. Boyd Clerk of Court-David
Hemphill. Probate Judge. H. Mcdaniel.
Coroner-Dr. Ell Cornwell.
York County, with q. large white majority,
has made the following nominations, carrying
out the principles of the Reform party both IN
spirit and letter: For School Commissioner
Rev. r. Latham. Judge of Probate-Frank
c. Harris County Commissioners Captain
J. F. Workman, J. NJ. Jackson, Minor McCon-
nell, colored. For the Legislature james H.
Fayssoux, DR.. ]. G. Black, Rev. Anderson
Meacham, colored, and D. 7. Leslie.
-Orangeburg, on Tuesday last, elected, by q
large majority, the following ticket, which had
been nominated at the public meeting of cltl-
zens, irrespective of politics: Intendant-N.
Austin Bull. Wardens-E. ]. Oliveros, j. G..
Pike, Henry Dickson, Thad. c. Andrews. DR..
Oliveros has been elected clerk and treasurer
of council There was another ticket nomi-
mated the night previous, by some mal-con-
tent and oficous Radicals which was badly
defeated.
AT the election on Monday last, for inten-
dant and wardens OF the Town Of Union, the
following gentlemen were elected: H. L..
Goss, intendant; D. j. FAINT, W. D. Humphreys,
Boney Farr, colored. Jacob Rice, Wardens.
No Radical ticket was run, but the Reform
citizens, although composing a large majority
of the voters of the town, thought it but just
to the colored people to give them a member
Of the board. Boney Farris an Intelligent and
industrious coiored man, and belongs to the
Republican party. He received the second
highest vote.
The Reiormers of Spartanburg elected
their whole town ticket, on Monday last, in
spite OF the most strenuous efforts Of the Scott
party to defeat them. The successful ticket
was as follows: John Earl Bomar, intendant;
Joseph Walker, d. H. Thompson, John W.
Maxwell, R. G. Stone, wardens. Tile Spartan
remarks: THE election is but type OF what
old spartanburg County will do In October.
The RAIDS. make o great blow about the defec-
ton of DR.. Winsnith, G. G. Turner and Javant
Bryant, but the detection of these men will
only make the working men of the county
more energetic, and for every one of such
ofice-seekers who leave the Reform party,
fifty honest Republicans will join It."
There Is trouble among the late constlt.
uents of the Ring in Orangeburg. In the
County Convention, on Tuesday, there was
serious bolt of all the delegates from ''The
Fork. Notwithstanding which, the Rump Con-
vention proceeded to nominate the following
ticket: For Probate Judge-T. c. Andrews.
For School CommIssioner-E. /. Cain. For
County Commissioner-J. Fielder Meyers Nero
Blum, Joe Robinson. For Representatives
". H. Reedish, Ben Bias, J. L. Jamlson, Rev.
J. H. Wallace, Rev. Will Dannelly The voters
of THE Fork" are not in anywise bound by
the nominations, and declare that they will
not support the ticket. They have called
meetings and propose to unite with the Re
form party and to elect county ticket. This
ticket can be elected