The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
THE STATE AT LARGE.
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE STATE.
Active Operations by tho Conservative
In the Up-country.

The Conservatives 10 Aiken have nominated
6 full county and Legislative ticket, and are
making q vigorous campaign. A large meet
ing was held at Graniseville on Tuesday eve,
ming, which was addressed by Major Andrew
J. Hammond, the candidate for State senator,
Mr. A. G. Williams and Captain Jas. n. Giles
Another meeting was to have been held in
Aiken yesterday.
Major B. F. Perrys engagements during the
present week have been as follows: RocR
Hill, on Tuesday. October 8; Chester, on Thurs
day, October 10; Winnsboro,' on Saturday, DC
tober IL.
In response to the csll OF Major 7. B. Fraser,
chairman Of the Democratic committee for
Sumter County, q meeting was held IN the
Courthouse at Sumter, last Monday. me
meeting refused 10 endorse either of the Radl.
cal tickets now before the people, but decided
to leave 1t entirely discretionary with indl.
yiduai members OF the Democracy TO vote for
whatever candidates they think proper to sup
port. It was deemed inexpedlent TO make q
Democratic nomination.
County Nominations.
The Democrats of Edgeheld County have
nominated the following ticket:
Senate, Orlando Sheppard;, House, Dr; w.
b. Zimmerman, 9. A. Chea.nam =; ~ h
D6Il
sheriff, j. P. Blackwell; clerk OF the co9It,
TeWts Jones; Judge of probate. b. w. Add
son: county commissioners, Dr.. J. d.. Jen.
nfoes. Joseph Wyse, Charles Lindsay; school
commissioner, DR.. B. I. Minis; coroner, John
Starks; solicitor, N. Barnwell.
The Republicans In Colleton County nave
made the following nominations :
House OF Representatives. VIM. n. Thomas,
Abram p. Ford. Robt. Tailton, Sherman
smalls, Vim. F. Fraszieri sheriff, John 4: Ter.
~; clerk OF the. court. A. G. Snaffer; Judge OF
probate, Frank WHEEL; school commissioner
Edward 3. holmes; county commissioners, ).
A. Sasportas, Vim. A.Drifae, 6. Ferguson; cor
oner, Robert Talbert.
The following Republican nominations were
made last Saturday by the Republican CON
yentlon Of Clarendon County:
Sheriff. W. j.. Clark; clerk OF court, w. a.
Barield; probate judge, W.. B. Burgess, sr.;
coroner, VIM. G. Ivey; county commissioners
II. N. Bsnbow, Titus Melette, syfax Aeltoni
representatives to the General Assembly;
Jared D. Warley, Augustus Collins; school
commissioner, L. A.. Benbow
3 The following has been suggested as an IN
dependent ticket In Abbeville County
County commissioners, W. P. Mcclellan, Ar
thur Jefferson, Jacob Miller; school commits
slonef, John F. Osborne; representatives., John
r. Tolbert,. VIM. z. Bradley, g. n. Mattison,
Mitchell G0ggins, B.. Brown, Jr.; sollcltor, W.
q. Perry; Congress, VIII. McCaw.
Political JOttings.
It is said that the Boilers have practically
abandoned their ~gubernatotlal campaign, and
ere concentrating tneir strength IN the upper
counties In the hope OF gaining local adVanta-
The Columbia Union, Of yesterday, breaks
ont with g complete eruption OF ROSTERS anu
other pictorial devices expressive OF its com
placency over the results Of Tuesdays cleo
tioHs. -
The ballots for the constitutional amend
ments, to be voted upon at the State election,
are being printed at the expense OF the State,
and will be furnished from Secretary Cardo-
EOS office.