The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-07-16
committees TO Orqanize Tax Unions.


Tn accordance with the plan agreed upon by
the Executive Committee Of the Tax-Payers'
Convention, making it the duty of the Delegates
from each County to perfect the organization
of the Tax Unions, the following appointments
are made with view to accomplish that pur-
pose in Anderson County. In arranging the
committees for each township, I have endeav-
ored TO select gentlemen from the different
neirhborhoods, and it is possible that in some
instances there are mistakes in regard to town
ship lines 1t is earnestly hoped, however,
that the gentlemen designated will enter at once
upon the business, and proceed without delay
to organize Tax Union in every township,
by giving public and general notice of the time
of meeting, and by inviting all taxpayers, If
respective of race or party politics, to partic-
pate in the organization. The prime objects of
the Tax Unions are to secure the reduction of
taxation, and the honest appropriation and ex-
penditure of the public funds, and every one will
ling to unite for this purpose should be encour-
aged to join. 1t is non-partisan movement
for the redemption of South Carolina, and its
chief business will be to detect official plunder-
ers and bring them to punishment under the
law. Copies of the Constitution recently adop-
ted by the aforesaid Executive Committee will
be furnished to any member of the township
committees, on application to the undersigned.
JAMES A. HOYT,
Delegate from Anderson County.
CentreuMe Township.-K. Breazeale Peter
R. Brown, R. J. Poole, R. w. Reeves and
r. L. Keys.
HopeweN 70wnship.-M. B. Williams, R. II.
Anderson, John NJ. Guyton, L. D. Stringer
and L. Reed Watson.
WILLIAMSON Township.-G. w. Anderson,
S. T. Richardson, W. A. McCorklc, Silas Kay
and VIM. NJ. Cooley
Brushy Creek Townshp.-T. H. Russell,
John P Sitton, G. M. Rogers, Joshua Jamison
and W. S. Pickens.
Gervin 1o,cnship.-R. w. Simpson, T. NJ.
Glenn, W. G. Watkins, J. M. Welborn and
B. G. Martin.
Psndleton Township.-E. &. Roberts, W. H.
D. Gaillard, A. B. Bowden, Peter McPhail and
VIM. Simpson.
Fork 76wnship.-F. E. Harrison, W. J. Har-
bin, J. NJ. Kidd, G. W. Maret and w. l..
Broyles.
Rock Mills T0oonship.-J. A. McLesky, R. F.
White, L. O. Williford, J. Fl. Little and John
w. Shearer.
Savannah 7ownshp.-H. B. Major, NJ. G.
Parker, A. N. Saunders, Wm Jones and NJ. I.
Glenn.
Corner 1ownshp-Dr. J. H. Reid, G. S.
Beatty; John L. Bryan, D. E. Carlisle and Jas.
W. Sherard.
Hall Township.-James S. Beatty, D. L. Hall,
J. P. MCGEE, John W. Thompson and D. G.
Howard
Martin To,cnsAip-James A. Drake, James
Pruiett, E. T. Cooley, Reuben Clinkscales and
Dr. Jasper Browne.
Honea Path 1oUnship-T. A. Hudgens, Jas.
L. Brock, R. N Wright, David Garrison and
Joel Kay.
Belton z0,cnshp.-Dr W. G. Brown, J. S.
Acker, James W. Poore, j. r. Wilson and
NJ. E. Mitchell.
Broadaway 1ownship.-J. Willet Provost,
Thomas W. Martin, P. G. Acker, W. A. Nc
Fall and Samuel Browne.
Narennes Toaonshp.-J. W. Norris, John
Long, c. S. MattisoD, J. T. McFall and John
anderson c. lib. F. Whitner. VIM. S.
Brown, G. F. Tolly, N. K. Sullivan and John
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