The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-11-26
THE wAnLAoE HOUSE,.
Arranging for Organization ana for re-
union Next Year. fS

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Arranging for Organization ana for = ne.
union Next Year.
BY request, o number of gentlemen.
members of the Wallace House, met In
Wright's Hotel, Columbis, on the
evening of the 18th inst. Present:
i. A. Connor, Abbeville; I. s. Bam-
berg, Barnwell; John B. Erwin, Lam
caster; j. b. Humbert,J. Wash Watts,
Laurens; John s. Werner, Oconee;
d. f. Bradley, Pickens; e. s.. Allen,
Spartanburg: A. e. Hutchinson, B. III,
Massey, York. The following officers
Of the House were presents: John 4.
Sloan, clerk; w. Mob. Sloan, ass;st-
ant clerk; &. o. Marshall, dUorkeeper.
On motion Mr.. B. III. Massey was
called to the chair and John i. Sloan
was appointed secretary.
the gavel used in the organization of
the Wallace House. rAppIause. i The
chairman stated that the meeting had
been requested for the purpose Of con-
sulting with the view Of organizing
permanent society OF the mcmbers of
the Wallace House of Representatives
who organized in the Carolina HaM
November, 1876. The following reso.
lutions were unanimously agreed to-;
Resolved, That the secretary prepare
and publish list of the members of
the House of Representatives who or
ganized, in the Carolina Hall on No.
vember, 1876, known as the Wallace
House, and that they be requested to
meet in Carolina Hall, in the city of
Columbia, on Wednesday or Thurs
day of the next State Fair for the pur-
pose OF organizing q permanent so
ciety.
ROLL OF MEMBERS.
&From Abbeville-W. X. Bradley,
deceased, r. r. HemphiIl, f. A. Con-
nor, William Hood, r. l.. Moore.
From Aiken--C. e. Sawyer, j. j.
Woodward, l.. NJ. Asbill, J. G.. Guign-
ard.
From Andcrson-H. r. Vandiver,
r. w. Simpson, w. G. Brown, de-
cCa> ed, Jumrs l.. Orr. ...,
From Barnwell l.. W. Youmans,
M. A. Rountrer, Robert Aldricil, [. s.
Baubcrg, John W. iloImes.
From Bcauiort-Thnlnas Hamilton.
N. B. Nj! crs, deceased.
From Chcste, field--J. &. Colt, d. Il. .
Rcdiearu. -
From tollcron n. e. Bis~rl, VIM.
Malce, decea e., j. M. Cummings,
l.. E. Parlcr, Robert Jones. ="
From Edgefrld-W. S. Allen, j. C,
Sheppard, james Calison, r. e. Jen-
mugs, IL. A. Shaw. .. I-.,
From Snmter-J. ii. Westberry.
From Union W. IL. Wallace, CD.
Peakc, William Jcficries.
From Greenville-J. +. Mcdonald.
deceased. j. Il. Austin, j. w. GRAY,
j. l.. WcstmorcIand.
From Horry--L. D. Bryan, j. r.
Cooper.
From Lancaster John B. Erwin.
d. =. Blakeney, deceased.
From Laurens-J. B. Humbert, j.
Wash Watts, ID. w. Anderson.
tr"@ LcXington-G. Leaphart, G.
Muller.
From Marion-J. G.. Blue. James
McRac, IL. II. II gers, j. p. Davis.
From MurlborO-P. Nj. uamer, TN
Edens.
From Oconce-B. Frank Sloan, John
). Werner.
From OranYrburg-W. Fl. Reddish,
FROM Pic%enS- ID. T.. Bradley, E. III.
BaIes. ,~
From Spartanburg-.W. II. Compton,
deceased, j. w. Woflord, e. s. Allen,
Charles Petty.
From York--A. e. Hutchinson.
b; ii; MASSEY, j. A. Deal, deceased,
w. b RYtrs, deceased
ReSoloed, That Ex-Governor Wade
Hampton, the Senate and it's officers of
1876, the State officers of 1876 and
Judge a G: Haskell be, and they are
hereby, invited to attend the meeting,
ReSotUed, That committee Of three
be appointed to invite the Hon. w. n.
wallace to address the meeting on the
history of The eVcntful struggle of the
wallace House, whcreupon the chair
man announced Messrs. Werner, Bam-
berg and Allen, Of the committee.
HeSolved, That committee of three
be appointed to make arrangements for
the contemplated meeting, whereupon
the Chair announced Messrs. Erwin,
bradley and Connor, ofthe committee.
The meeting then adjourned.