The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09

tnat as ali proceedings In relation 20 this
matter had been nisde in secset, he
Ismoyed that the ConVe,ttiong so into secret
seessson. This motion Sfas sicDtcd. atid
the S1nvelhon vent iusO secret sseEsion,
a2asR otisting tho tvY,e. ..ess, who had
barely gct tbe eIf pencils sharpeaSd TO CO.
TO work.
AS coon as the Convention had gone
into secret session Myers, of Collsion,
rom the epeciai committee on nomins.
tions, reported for a majority OF the
committee In favor of nsking nomina.
tfons for State officers, and subinitted he
following ticket: -
Fer Governor-Juhn Winsmitb. of
| SpaEtanbuFg. l .C,Eisifs Fgf
For Lieutenant. .GoyeFnor--Thos. T..
Miller, (eoloYed,) Of Beaufort,
Comptrciler-G -Gcse2ai--E. A. Webster.
OF OraDgeL4rg.
Secretary of 6tate-H. l.. Shrevsberry.
(colored,) Of Chesterfield.
Attorney y-General-Warreu r.. Mar
| ahali, of Charleston. 5aa.
superintendent of Education-S. u.
Gilbert, of Beaufort.
| Adjutant and Inspector General. n
q. Turner, Of Spartanbnrg.
State TFeasurer-John 81. Liyinqstone.
| OF Crangeburg. fIr4 t8s
Mr. Blythe. With o minority of five of
the committee, submitted g mir ority re-.
port recommending that no State ofiicera
be nominated. ',f
| Mr. Taft, of Charleston. favored tbe
majority in so far as making no,ninationu
was concerned, but objected TO the head
| of the ticke. suggested by the committees.
He said he bad aiwavs nsrs;stso,lv E so,d. ndHe.
Gated q full State ticket. and yes % at;i,
strongly in fi.vor Of rnaking nom;nsticns
but he insists that the ticket myst he =
good one.. He said he had a hioh yago,S
for the venerable Mr. Wiusn1;th' thoe bs
recognized his exalted RepubIicanism,
| and would like tn aunnnrt h;r, e., 49,
position, only he was too old. He vo,id
name man who wes us good a Rennh.
lican rs an1 man in The Ssate and ,va.
In the yieor of voting manhood a. s He
| paid O yery high enlorv IN Tbo,,os p 4
Johnston, Of Sumter. and moved that h;o
name be substituted for that of Az Wir.
smith. He said he was assured M that = M M
Johnston would accent the non,ina.;on
and make Che fight. '' '''.''0--
r. B. Elliott then took the floor and
made speech Of over an ho,1r,s loroti
with telling -.act upon the memhsra
He announced in openine that he tvas
aware that he was takine an nnnnnniar
position in opposi. q the Nomination of
State ticket az this lime hnt az : Ran,,t-
iIican of Somth C.roIina o SSo 10 . ,,sS I.cPuu
good of the party hest ut heart @ a i,o vHaO .m0
Compelled to use whnt inflnenco he, s hed m
In ayerting what he cons:deroJ a orrans rIs.x
disaster to the partv. T,et rS ,,os sI"s L~
said, encourage hones in the bress;;, nf
our constituents tbat are snya fn ba
blasted. Let us NOT nnrS,,e = co,,r.o &c
which will prove unvise at tha lest on,oe ano'
iment Tho oentleman fron, Uha.Iasto,; ~
NV. 81, Thompsonl had hnrlel int ~.
face the fact That he ,vaa on ai;an. ID
had no right TO dictate IN the rea;Sa .nr, arH
| of Carolina. He wonlS ran,;nJ tke s.o,, Sono
tieman that while he was not . ras;x5S 49, IS
Carolina by birth. he wss n So,,ih ra-o ~
liniau by preference. IF the oantlss.,o,
/ FROM Charleston had his fiesey,s ha 'y,o,,Id
be in Liberia, where he had sent S M "Sn ,ce,,,,
/ of his unfortunate race. r. had had Ie bany
said that it war duo TO The Ranmhi;csn
party to run o State ticket. in order ,, n
keep the party together. and as n means
of making the cofored people especially
feel that thew were oannhte of 1eICnrcS
tection. He would rer,;uS ,ba Gnrp esnplo-
| tion thas Il toolr veors of es,s Jsn;oI on,,
years of carafi,Il frein;ne, orr, e,,,,a,.;n
| 70 render a race canabje af aeienro..a
tion, It did not cosr: in ~ T;ebt sn,,
the colorefl neonIe ,nrat ba c-!stnnt ttsa pua
| wait, and rliso themsaives NJ, us to1'.h;o
higher plans by patient ss;;,, al ~ .sIe .s
| denial. The grsat AnsioSssvan is ana rsaa so,.
| nov the nroudsst ana hrs,ost $500 ,sna ,., .Slo,
tho face 81 tbe cJohr n -, =, ,@Ho spon
| was the most covepdlv ',nil eesa ;II;.a.a aso.
/ Thoze who threv ther,ss.,os L.aaa.i Az
vheeIa Of the ear IF ..:a.o .I.o
recognized I'm this en,;cStayaa ass. VIE aS
conntrv es fanatics :.ir a. r.;n asv .;. a.u
or contempt. He void y,e,, b;5 s:p Fl p
who vera 90 nnSions FIR HI hieod ' se!s ,nst;s
Tas far bette 10 lear, how, : II, as ~,
party than to die Sor IT. sTbosa i aos sne
now 30 anxious to have st stste M'y ,;csns mlts
would in bis. oninion h.ra .nsrIa sya.o .a ..enes
| tunity of testino not only ths;r o,,,i i
llastry. but the enllantry aS th...o w. ss., s
ards, Who. like hSmself wars jennnsaS ,v,e Gpw
making the fight from, tha -, c,,Ito SppS;ea
the sesboard. or o,,:. ~: - Sa ~
isfied, and that was ta 9,ac1.,;c ..S sas,
would sver ,,onsent VI c;rs an M passy
| troll OF the Sfete yv;t6ont .S..; S s9m
| every means in. THAR no,vas nt,a4 TnIS
vention yyonld rnmen,ber th.. az @ 0on
cratic party have navnr s.taa,. ~. =.
ware n ritched hottie ,,,,a,, II, -, 80. 70
CHANCES Of success, br,t ss,au IsS Az MI
their time and hv s,ey;cs. Ce .ho;.Ns. u.yso
md cIiyisiops in ths Rs1,,Si;oa,, S,si.a usin
thev Ind finoiIv go NJ aA.is
tnev, better Than t5,a go, nss
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