The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-06

= formed, and everybody is t.klu
' part.
: The Tildcn and Hampton Cm
met on the 3SSh ult. G3n. Wake
| presided, Arrrnscme nts arc boin!
| made for II grand ratification mas:
mce,ins and torcll,iis procession
, to take place on thc 14til OF sicpteln
Der.
Orangchu"r.
a Democratic mcctinw was hait
; at tho court house'on The 2Sjh ult
, \ lively interest was felt and shown
~ committee was appointed 10 make
arrangements for public domon'
stration. Tie t.xncutivo Com
mittce will prepare IN adlrcss t,
the colorcl voters.
Darlington.
A mass meeting WAS held at Tim
monsvillc OF the 2Gth ult>, au ant
immense crowd Of 10th races Wa.
present. a joint discussion huC
been agreed upGn, but Whittcmort
came up with three or four hundred
armed men, refused to allow it and
drew his party off.
Kers h:,w,
There was q political meeting at
+ Camden on the 2Sth Tit. Fom
hundred citizens from Columbi,
attended, About fifteen hundrc,I
people. mostly whites were present.
JOINT discussion WAS in order The
meeting WAS entirely harmonious.
Another Democratic victory,
Union.
There WAS a joint discussion at
Glsts Station on tEc S. 4 l.. Rail
road Il few days ago. The Ralicul
speakers were Cummings, Stevens.
Byron, FlcN.ng, Wallace and
Mob!cy. Tho Democratic, Col.
Evans, Gen. Wallace and Mr.. Jctcr.
Everything passed of in perfect
quiet. it was Il great Democratic
success.
Ihere WAS n rOrHing mass mcct-
ing ut Georges Station on the 18th
ult. Resolutions were passed en-
dorS:n; the nominations Of I'il,lcn
4 Hen tricks, and Hampton 4
Smpson-also endorsing the nc
ton OF the late Democratic County
Convention Of Colicton The split
heretofore existing in the ranks Of
the Collcton Democracy is THUS
healed.
(,lorep1on
~ harmonious meeting WAS held ut
MrFalIcn $ store Oh tho 25!h ult.
About three hundred voters were
present. A joint discussion between
the speakers Of each party was had.
There was Il great Republican
rally ut Manning cn The 2Gtn Ex-
tcnsivc and pro!, II 5cd add. ca,,cs
were delivered Ivy Gov. Chambers
lHiN, Chus. II. Nose and other ,lis-
tinSUiSEcd speakers Of both sides
Many colored men declared them
selves Democrats. Perfect order
prevailed.
Charleston.
On the 25th ult. Il large and en-
thuslastlc meeting Of tho colorcd
Democracy Of Mt. Pleasant was held
at that town to discuss the situation.
Addresses were delivered by
spc lknls Of both races, and the
platform and ticket We. @ heartily
endorsed. On the next day, another
meeting WAS he'd for the purpose OF
forming IL Democratic wo, king club.
the Organization Of which w.s;
effected
a mounted Democratic Club las
been formed at Goosc"rcel, to ln
attached to Che battalion uf mounts, 4
Clubs around Summrivi!lc, com
mandol by Maj. Geo. Tuppcc.
! York.
The Democratic County Convcn~
tion, Of York County mes AZ York
vile, on the 20th ult., AMI nominated
the following cllaty tjcEa5: /. d.
Mitherspoon, for State senator: d.
Fl. Massey, \. II. Hutchison, ". B.
Byors and j. 4. Deal, for the
House; II. II. Glenn, for sheriff ;
j. i. Wallace, for clerk Of tie court;
}. y. Mclean, fcr probntc Judge
e. Il. Riddle, w. J. Stevenson and
Robert Hayes, for county com,
missioncrs; school commissioner,
Rev. Robt. T,athram coroner, W.
B. Williams.
in the evening the Democrats lad
II grand torchbght procession and
public meeting, at which stirring
speeches were made by Col. W. B
Wilson, Col. }. II. Ron, Co.. Jno
II. Evlns, Col. j. ID. Kennedy, COL
Leroy Il. Yomans, and others.
Beaufort
A Republican meeting WAS held at
Sheldon on DIE 2Glh ult. Lieut.
Gov. Glcaycs, Sammy Grcon and
other orators Of thyir stamp nd-
dressed the crowd. The audience
we. G armed W th Clubs and under tho
influence of the incandiary haranHucs
of the speakers and bad whiskcy
were inclined to be insulting to and
abusive OF the few white men present
Everything, however, passed off in
quiet.
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