Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-22
He claims 10000 republican votes, which,
with Conservative support, will easily elect

He claims 10000 republican votes which
with Conservative support, will easily elect
him.
WIN. Wallace, Esq, at Columbia, acting
Chairman, gives notice that county assess
ments to aid in defraying the expenses Of the
canvassers of the Independent Republicans
should be forwarded by express, and not by
mail.
- The accounts from Marlboro county are
highly encouraging. The conservatives will
vote en- masse for Green and Delany, and
many colored Republicans will do likewise
In numbers, the whites and blacks are about
equal.
"A dispatch to the Phenir dated Abbeville
18th instant, says: "Gen. MCGOWAN, Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the 3rd dis
trict, has just fired the first gun of the cam
paign. He spoke for two hours, and made
the most eloquent speech Of his life. Black
and white are enthusiastic"
Gen. MCGOWAN, in accepting the nomina'
for Congress for the Third district, declares
himself as "a moderate Conservative" who
has been, Fever since the war, in favor of peace
and fraternity between the sections, and justice
and kindliness between the races"
The following is list of the Commission
ers of Election for York and the adjoining
counties York;. L. Watson, J. G. Enloe,
j. H. White; Chester-Dublin j. Walker,
John Lilly,B. G. Yocum; Union-J. S. Mob
ley, ]. w. Depaur, j. A. Hawkins; Spar
tanburg-J. P. F. Camp, Daniel Swinney,
Alfred Tolleson; Lancaster, j. G. Marks,
Berry Montgomery, r. S. Riddle.
- The Radicals Of Lancaster have nomina-
ted the following county ticket: For the
Senate-F. A. Clinton for the House-Wm.
Nick. Mittag, Ebben McKenna School Com
missioner-Joseph Clark Judge of Probate
w. F. Swarengin; County Commissioners
T. S. Riddle, Thos. Massey, Alex. Clyburn.
The Ledger says: "If this ticket don't arouse
every Conservative voter in the county, then
| rattlespakes wouldn't move US"
"A correspondent of the Ne,us and Courier
writing from Spartanburg, under date OF
the 10Th instant says "a tremendous meet,
ing here to day. Major Delany, Gen. Ker.
shaw and Hon. Il A. Davis addressed the
meeting. You may put Spartanburg down
for two thousand majority for Green, Delauy
and Kershaw. Another meeting is called
for tonight. The people say they cannot
hear enough about the Green, Delany and
Kershaw movement"
- The citizens of Kershaw county, irrespec
tive of party, held conference last week and
nominated the following county ticket in op
position to that put forth by the Chamberlain
party: Senate-R. E. Wall. House of Rep
resentatives-J. A. Chestnut, w. D. Tran.
than, j. L. Thompson. School Commission.
er-E. NJ. Pinckney. Judge of Probate-J'
F. Sutherland. County Commissioners-T
H. Clarke, Frank Moses, W. K. Thomas.
Coroner-William Deas.
"A combination has been effected between
the Conservaties and Independent Republi-
cans of Marion. The Conservative Conven.
ton nominated Hon. w. D. johnson and
Col. R. G.. Howard for the Legislature; John
Wilcox, Sr., for judge Of probate; James A.
Smith, school commissioner, and T. W. Ayers
and B. f. Davis for county commissioners.
The Independent Republicans, in a separate
convention, completed the ticket by nomina-
ting w. A. Hayne and A. H. Howard for
the Legislature, and A. j. Fryer for county
commissioner
"A correspondent of the Neus and Courier,
writing from Greenville, under date Of the
18th instant, says "Gen. Kershaw spoke in
the morning to a large audience, and at night
to tremendous crowd, who in torchlight
procession called him out He was followed
by Hon. H. V. M. Miller, of Georgia, "the
Demosthenes of the mountains" who made a
telling speech demolishing the Ring. There
never was such enthusiasm in Greenville coun.
ty. Kersbaw has the ear of the district, and
will bring out the strength of the Democracy
The colored people, too, are enthusiastic for
the Green movement, and the up'country will
roll up a splendid majority for him. General
Sullivan closed the proceedings with an elo'
quent speech, and made the most admirable
appeal to the whites and blacks to come out
and vote for Green and Delany, and secure
good honest government"