The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-29

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| Courthouse DEMocRArIc CLUE
The strains of the Edisto Band pro.
cceding from the Young America En-
gine Hall reminded every Democrat
in Orangcburg that meeting OF his
club wac called and that fidelity to
his party and duty to his country
alike demanded his presence on the
occasion. Scarcely had the last note
died away before the hall was filled
to its utmost capacitywith enthusiastic
voters of every age and occupation,
ell anxious to enter upon the work Of
perpetuating the redemption Of his
county SO nobly achieved in 1878.
At the appointed hour the President,
DR.. A. 5. uydlick, called the Club to
order, and the Secretary. l.. II. Wan
namalzer, Esq, read the minutes of
the last meeting in so eloquent man
ncr as TO call forth the applause of the
audience. After the necessary busi-
ness of the meeting was disposed Of,
the following gentlemen were called
on TO address the club: Mr.. II. G.
Sheridan, Col. M. |. Browning, Mr..
B. Z. Izlar, Mr.. w. T.. Glaze, Mr.. j.
II. Fowlcs, Mr.. S. r. Mcllichamp,
Mr.. Fred. A. Schlnley and Mr. w. j.
DeTreville, Jr. The applause with
which each Of these gentlemen WAS
greeted on taking the floor and
throughout the addresses, bears wit
ness TO the activity and life Of the
party in our midst, and the laudablc
enthusiasm which actuatcs the breast
OF every Democrat in the Club. by
halGpast ten O'Clock music and clo-
quence had SO thoroughly arouse,l the
enthusiasm Of the Club that on mo.
ton it was unanimously agreed to
have q torchiight procession on this
evening, and q committee was ap-
pointed to make the necessary ar
rangement for carrying out the
wishes of the club. 1t is confidently
expected that the affair will be al
grand success as speeches and music
will be provided and many Demo.
Gratis faom the country will partici-
pate III The enthusiasm Of the occa-
sion. After resolutions Of thanks to
tue members of the band for their
handsome contribution TO the enjoy
mcnt Of the occasion, the Club all
journed to meet again in the hall on
Friday night.
The following supervisors Of cleo.
ton for Orangcburg County have been
made by the United States District
Court:
Aycr's-S. =. Foxworth, Demo.
crat and-Radical.
observation-disclosures Livingstone,
Democrat and Geo. +. Hart, Radical.
Rranchvile-P. w. Faircy, Dem
ocrat ana D. G. Johnson, Radical.
Browns. d. Jones, Democrat
and d. w. Hart, Radical.
Bull Swamp-W. w. Cutler, Dem
ocrat and Il. X. Sasportas, Radical.
Cedar Grovc-W. l.. Zclyler, Dem
ocrat and j. j. Tyler. Radical.
Connor's-D. Z. Connor, Demo.
clat and Levy Summers, Radical.
Corbcttsvillc-W. L. Ehncy, Dem
ocrat and John y. Thomas, Radical.
Easterlin's-I. Il. Shoemaker,
Democrat and NJ. X. Wilkinson, Rad
ical.
Fogle-J. i. Jones, Democratic
and Ncstor Curry, Radical.
Fort Motto Il. K.sLegare, Demo.
crat and Benz. Moultry, Radical.
Griflins e. A. Shingler, Demo-
crat and =. T. Berwick, Radical.
Glcaton's-W. L. Phillips, Demo
crat and T.. j. Jamison, Radical.
Jamison-J. L. Moorcr, Democrat
and E. +. Aiken, Radical.
Lewisvile-H. DAVIS, jr., Demo
crat and j. j. Moore, jr., Radical.
O:angcburg-H. 6. Sheridan Dem
ocrat and Geo. +. Mcintyre, Radi-
cal.
Rowesvillc-Jamcs Stokes, Demo
crat and j. j. Mayer, Radical.
Washington Seminary. w. Sci.
lers, Democrat and Il. W. Uaigler,
Radical.
Zeigler's-T. J. Z. Walsh, Demo
crut and II. ID. Edwards, Radical.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
One ot the Surgeons Of this old anti
notable Institute will visit Orange.
burg, S. G. Nov. |, and inst 1880