The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-29
a COUNCIL OF THF sAcHEMs.
Proceedings OK the Tasnmany State Conn
mittee at saratoga Yesterday.

SARATOGA, July IS.
The State committee of the Tamman,
Democrats met here this morning and wa,
called 20 order by Johr Fl. Colby, chair.
man. Every member was either presen,
or represented by substitute. Secreta,
| ry s. Keels said that he had resigna.
tions from the candidates for electors
who were nominated at Shakespeare Hell
Mr. Page, Of Oswego, moved their accep,
Iitance. MIR. CoweH, Of Saratoga, thought
1t better to appoint committee of five
to confer with other organizations before
accepting these designations. No action
was taken On the subject. On motion OF
John Kelly, the chairman appointed five
members to act with the chairman and
secretary OF the cc;s aiittee to prepare an
address. The committee conaiats of
John Kelly, WIN. w. Wright, e. g.
JeEay, a. Lanson, S. Page and F. l..
Westbrook. The State committee then
took recess until 4io'clock.
LATER.
The following resolution was adopted
Resofued, That while our constituent
had no part In the nomination of the
electoral ticket headed by the Hon
Abraih 8. Hewitt, We recognize that vot.
ing for that ticket they viii vote for oui
national candidates whose success would
be jeopardi2ed by retaining two electoral
tickets in the tate, and we therefore
accept the resighstion of the gentlemen
nominated as electors by the Shakespeare
|, Hall Convention, and deterrnine that the
union and hprmony Of tho pasty will be
beat served by emitting TO fill the vacan-
Giles.
The committee adopted an address to
the Democratic party of the State, in
which they say that tho nomination oil
Hancock has ilitad tue whole party
above embarrassing local and State dis.
tractie as 20 broad national ground, and
ms bIotted out past aiienations by d
grand hope. Thare Ia nov but ons party,
one cause and one work, ia which oil
Democrats SHOULD heartily unite, and 10
which they should devote theis utmost
zeal. Let pas. alienations be forgotten,
--aeried forever be everything that has
tsndSI 20 divide ofie counsels aud en-
bitter hose who should co .oPerate. Let
..s 81 We. i,; aud 5sii-
bitioils on the altar of the united party,
Let everything be douo that can be done
with self.respect and honor to ateengthen
the Democratic party in tue State end
Nation. and secure an unprecede
Democratic triumph :
s. 'Sss'TsiIItstsv sitvII SIiUE,tru tnu iuI-
lowing pTataabie and resolutions:
Whereas, the wise and pa.giotie action
Of tho Democratic National Convention
Teccnfly assembled ~ Cincinnnti ID plac-
Ing before the people Of tho Uaion 90
candid idetes for President and Vice-P Psesi.
dent of the United States, Gen. Winfield
Scott Hancnck and Hon. VIM. fl. En-.
glisb, has satiled all tho differences
which have divided tho Democratic par
~ upon national lsslies. In this HtRte
therefore.
Rttokce5, Thstswith . view OF having
convention in this State wherein al
nembers of the Democracy of tho State
Iiaay be faiFiy and properly represented,
q slip-conimittea OF five be appointed by
The chalr 20 coafer with the Democratic
State committed, of which Hon. Lester
3. Faulkner - chairman, and shAtaab.
cnnnittee be clothed with full power III
the premises.