The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

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tention have made nominations of
lSn whose antecedents en:itts shem to
confidence in their integrity and ho.
nesty,i for which nominations they
have faakM the support OF the Con
servative voters of the State; and
whereas we recognize that in the pre-.
sent condition CT the State the neces-
sity Of checking corruption and pro-
curing honest officials is paramount to
all questions of party politics or
aliliatioD; und believing that the only
opportunity afforded Of securing suoh
reform will bs in the SUCCESS Of the
nominees OF the independent R.publi
can party:
Ifes0!red. That it in the sense OF this
Convention, called ito consider the
necessity Of making nominations for
Suite officers i'll the approaching elcc.
tions," that no nomination for Go
vernor or Lieutenant. G oyeruor in the
approaching election be made by the
Cnnaervative citizens OF the State.
Resolcea. That in the opinion IF
this Convention the Conservative citi-
zens will best promote the interests
and welfare OF The Stnte by giving
their support to the eau didates for Go.
vernon and Lieutcnaut.G Governor
nominated by tho Independent Repub-
lican party.
RcSoloed. That we adopt as the plat
form of the Conservative party of
South Carolina, honesty and ecouomy
In the administration Of the State Go
vernment.
The next step was to appoint per
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Conservative party of South Carolina
Of two from each Congressional Dis
trict and an Executive Committee for
each County in the Suite. The follow.
ing named gentlemen constitute the
State Executive Commit.e-
Hon. S. Bobo. Chairman; 1st Dis.
srict-Col. j. W. Harrington, Col. B.
81. Wilson; I'd District-Gov. J. l..
Manning, Gen. James Conner; 81 Dis.
trict-Col. Wm. Wallace, Col. J. N.
Lipscomb; 4th District-Col. James
Mccullough. Col. james 81. Rion; 5th
District-Hon. ". F. Colcock, Gen.
NJ. l.. Bonham.
The. following County Executive
C9mnlttecs were also appointed:
- Aiken-D. S. Henderson, A. IF
Butler. a. p. Brown, J. H. Morgan,
j. II. Giles. E. j. e. Wood, John Ste.
veLs.
Abbeville-J. ". Perrin, Joel S.
Perrin, WIN. Hood, Robert S. Beck
ham. John L. Bradley, a. NJ. Aiken.
Anderson-B. L. Clayton. j. b.
Sitton. John Wilson, c. S. Mattison,
a. NJ. Holland
\ Burnwell-T. j. Counts. Il II. East
cr!ing.
Beanfort-Wm. Elliott, J. w. Yer
aier. McJ. Gooding, J. L. Morrison,
j. FL. Ruddell. JAS. Moore. John
Conunt
Charleston-J. LIMB Duist, David
Lopez. Il. Y. 6imons. Philip Fo-
gartie. L. ". Pieper, J. S. Browning,
W. ST. j. Jervey. @. r. Miles, E. 4.
Smythe, Jas: McElroy, Timothy
O'Brian. A. &. NlagratI, Jr., f. j.
Pelzer. J. p. Deveaux, G. Riecke.
Chester-W. A. Walker, W. Fl. Har.
den, j. II. Mcdaniel
Chesterfield-G w. Duvall
Colleton-J. J. Fox. r. Black, S,
Topper, E Murray, g. P. Fishburue,
N. Il Perry.
Clnreudon-B. P. Brown, j. i.
Rhame. 9. W. Nelson, W. L. Lesesne.
Darlington-R W. Boyd. F. +.
Warley, j. T.. Keith, w. Mckenzie, T..
B Cannon. J. Il. Lncas, james Allen.
Z lgefield- q. Butler, r. q. Wat
son. J. Fl. Brooks, J. Fl. Jen uings, NJ.
a. Markay.
Georsetowu-W. Atkinson, W. W.
Walker. McG Carruway. j. r. Spark
man, Jr., +. H. Rhame, s. E. Barn
well.
Greunvi'le-John w. Stokes.
kershaw.-Edward NJ. Boykin.
Lewis j. Patterson. John r. Shaw, J.
II. Clarke, John D. Keuperiy.
Lnnrens--N. ]. Holms, w. D. Bell,
j. EnwrigLn NJ. q. Cox, w. II.
Hughes. l.. L. Mahaifey.
Lexington-Heury A. Meelze, Il.
". Rice, j. n Huffman.
Newberry-D. s. Pope, n. T. Tar
SAINT, j. G. WILSON.
Oconoc-Wil!iam G. keith, james L.
Boyd, B. l.. Lowrey. A. Lay, James
Phillips, Jr., John S. Werner, A. Bre-
necke.
Orungeburg-S,mnel Dibble, w. J.
Hves. J. s. Heyward.
Pickens-R. y. Child, James Nc
Fall.
Ricland--F. W. McMaster, John
Agnew. Charles L. Janney, John Nl,:-
ksnzie. w. II. Stack. Samuel Garner,
j. Q. Seegers, r. O'Ncal, j., J. w.