The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

three-fourths of the delegates vino will
compose the Democratic convention of
May -. The clubs have declared almost
unanimously in favor Of primary elec-
tions for all offices, and if the primary
is not adopted, they desire two State
conventions-the latter to nominate
State officers.
TOWNSHIP !.
OLD MEMS CLUE
las, MCINTOSH. :: S:i'; Boyer.
". 7: Tarrant. w. ". Riser.
NJ. \. Carlisle. W. i. Fair.
J. W. Gary. r. l.. Met aughrin.
\. VI. Bowers. {. B. RuiSt.
S. Pope.
This club f;ivorS 4 primary election
for all officers, State and county; but
in case the State primary is not adopt
ed, the club favOrs two State conveil-
tions.
Young MEMS CLUB.
+. G. Jones. e Epting.
J. X. p. Gogeans. Harry Fl. BlcaSe-
J. y. Eulbreath. Wa. Faiaw.
r. &. Pool
The club favors a primary election
for State offices; if not adopted, two
conventions.
CAROLINA CLUB.
Geo. s Mower. !. 7. Settler.
Jno VI. kinard. J. ". Johnstone.
Geo q. Sale. ID. VI. Ward.
]. J. Lane. George JohnStone.
J. {. Perry. w. =. HUNT, Jr.
J. y. Bass. L. W. Jones.
Ed r. Eingsmore. Frank Baxter.
Vim. II. Rhedd. j. L. FAINT.
g.. 4. Moody. Win. Johnson
The delegates were uninstructed; sen-
timent unfavorable to the State pri-
mary.
HELENA CLUB.
J. NJ Bowers w. Bishop.
DIR. S. q. Welch. Arthur klbler.
The club is in favor Of the primary
plan for all offices and one convention.
HARTFORD C.CR.
Townshipl TownshipS
J. ( Hair. SamlS. PaySinger.
G. T. PaySinger. Willie hloler-
The club favors a primary election
for all offices; otherwise two conven-
tions.
TOWNSHIP 2-CLCB |.
4. J. Gibson. II. c. Wilson.
W. b. Reagin John John Prize: ~
Jos Caldwell, Jr. Eb. l.. Chalmers.
J. G. S. Brown.
The club favors a State primary; if
the primary is not adopted, two State
conventions.
TOWNSHIP 4.
J. S. Spearman. Jno VI. Suber.
VI. VI. Bufo1d. George benson.
J. W. Scott. {. II. Shannon.
j. II. McCarley. q F. Abrams
W. G. Cromer. John +. McCar,ey.
T. W. Abrams. W. A. Andrews
=. l. AtchSOn.
The club voted in favor of a primary
election from Governor down; other
wise two State conventions.
TOWNSHIP ).
E P Chalmers. d. Walter Barre.
Thompson Connor. Carr W. Bishop.
John B. Campbell. VIM. {: Swittenbers
y. +. Johnson. ThOS. 3. Riser.
G. ". /. Spearman. Jas. VI. D. Johnson.
The club voted in favor of a primary
election from Governor down; other
wise two State conventions.
TOWNSHIP 6-CLUB |.
VI. H. Gary. Thos. J. Matfett.
j. R. Spearman. 4. P. Davis.
The club is in favor # two conven-
tions.
CLUB2.
J. A. WertS. John w. Reeder
+. H. I4onshore. &c LongShore.
David Pitts. Walter :. Spearman.
The club favors two conventions.
CLUB 3.
J. T. Davis. J. H. Dnrroh.
\. J. Livingston. J. NJ. Workman.
Jno. W. Reagin. J. W. Smith.
The club favors the primary system
from Governor down; otherwise two
State conventions.
TOWNSHIP s.
J. i Davidson. D. \. Cannon.
j. H. Wicker. J. {. GogganS.
J. P. Blair. I. H. Bouware.
6. F. Long. l.. w. Long.
The delegates were uninstructed, hut
the club is largely in favor of 4 State
primary; otherwise two conventions.
TOWNSHIP 9-CLUB /.
]. T P. CrosSon. \. H. Young.
J. 3. Felier$. A. II. Lester.
! 4 = +. R1Ia %hseler' ! T. i; a; wiie! hie!er
L. =. Bowers RI. Stoudemayer.
&. y. Matfett. J W. ?. Brown.
II. s. Boozer. m. Wyse.
TOWNSHIP 10 JOLLY STREET CLUB.
G.. VI. Singley. w. 3. BolneSt
Joe W. Werts. 4. B. Livingston.
4. D. kinard j. w. Stone.
Mt. TABOR CLUB.
J. \. Sigh. J. J. Hipp.
\. y. Boland J. d. Shealy.
J. y. Eeagle. JIG Sigh.
TOWNSHIP II.
DIR. &. 4. Settler. =. NJ. Derrick.
Luther B. Eargle. Jno. d. Suber.
VIM. ID. Bundrick. d. HentZ.
Vim. T. Hatton David Hipp.
The delegates were instructed to vote
for the primary system for all offices
State congressional and county
and favors holding one State conven-
ton.
The Baptists of Prosperity.