The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-27
The Democratic Convention,

County Chairman, who read an I'D
dress, which will be published in th
next issue of the DEMOCRAT.
The County Chairman then state,
that he would org ganize the f ouven
ton by making up its roll prima fact
and then the Convention would elec
its own officers, and requested AIr
John L. Heidtman, Secretary Of til,
Executive Comhittee, to ACT as tenn
pordry Secretary 20 make upAhe roll
The Secretary then called the name.
Of the. clubs in alphabetical order, ,ant
the following delegates were found
TO be present:
, Amelia-W, T. Rives and w. r.
G.. Bates.
Branchyille-F. w. Fairy and A.
L. H. Dukes.
Congarcc-F. M. Pickett, H. c.
Paulling and NJ. L. Herlong. li'..
Caw-Caw-T. j. p. Walsh and o.
Is. Riley. =
; J Cow Castlc-W. B..Riley.
/ Edisto-Andrcw Myers, j. j. Jcn-
nings, II: H. Jennings ana w. S.
Ashe.
.Elizabcth-J. w. Hodges, j.. S.
Rowe, and VIC. Wolfe. = i 4 =
Fort Mottc-J. d. Trezevant.
NGoodby's Township-A. e. Nor
Goodby's-R. w. Bates and NJ. T.
Shoemaker.
Gray's, ,Store-Dr. B. r. Palmer.
Hampton-Alexander B-own, ;3,i
Hebron-H. Livingston aud Dir. T.
j. Pot. a.., $50 ..4aiar,,, .,y,
Jamison's-Dr. A. j. Horger and
John l.. A1oorer.
Libcrty-A. r. Phillips, U. p. Sal
ley. w. II. Joyncr and G. Il. Davis.
Lyons-W. w. Oliver, r.. H.. ,Zim-
norman, j. w. Summers and G. d.
lSast.
AIiddlcpcn--A. j. Inabinet, j. S.
Conner, A. d. Fair, A. M. Inabinct
New Hopc.--J. ]. Wolfe, Il. T..
Dukes and James Stokes.
ssOrangeburg Courthouse.-J. IL.
Fo&les,. r. Copes, NJ. I. Browning,
w. j. DcTrcvillc, ]. +. 4zlar, Il. G..
Albergotti, S. r. Mellichamp, Thos.
Ray, S. Dibble and M. Glover.
Pine Grovc-W. II. Parlcr and A.
NJ. Salley. ''t.
Willow-Jamcs T. Williams, A. j.
Evans,i B., D. Moss and G. d. Bates.
Zion-W. c. "MliLKclI, N. N. Hay
den, L. Hughes and d. w. Barton.
Elizabeth Club not having elected
delegates the gentlemen named above
us its delegates being present were
on motion OF Gen. Izlar seated as
delegates from that club.
The County Chairman then an
nouneed that the roll was made up,
Il quorum Of the Convention was pre-
sent, twenty-five clubs being repre-
sented and sixty-fopr delegates pre-
sent, and that. the-Gonvcntion was
rcadyito proceed to the election OF
its permanent officers.
DIr. Fowlcs nominated Hon, S.
Dibble for President Of the Convcn.
tion. Mr.. -Dibble declined and NOV.
ed that Malcolm I. Browning, Esq,
County Chairman, be elected Prcsi-
dent of The Convention. Seconded,
and Mr.. Browning then requested
Gcn.l JAS; +. lzlar t" assume The
chair temporarily. Gen. Izlar took
the Chair and put the motion and
Nr. Browning, County Chairman,
was unanimously elected :! President
of the Convention. On taking tie
Chair, Mr.. Browning in few re-
marks, thanked the Convention. fol
the compliment conferred. 49," ats
On motion of Gen. Izlar, Col. A.
d. Goodwyn and DR.. J.W. Summers
were elected Vicc-Prcsidcnts, and
Mr.. j. L. Hcidtman Secretary.
The President then had the call
for the Convention read by the Sec.
retary.
Tho President then stated that the
business before the Convention was
the election Of persons to be suggest
cd as the choice of the Democratic
Party to be appointed to the offices
of Probate Judge and one County
Commissioners, from and after tho
expiration OF Tie terms of c. b. GLOW.
er, Esq, Probate: Judge, and N. N
Hayden, Esq, County Commissioner
until the next general election ir
1880.
On motion il was resolved that
tha alnrtion for appoiDtrn fo offipo n,