The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-24
ler and the State nominees be invited
to be present and address the people at
thasa latter DlaceS

ler and the State nominees be invited
to be present and address the people at
these latter places.
That the chairman of the executive
committee of the different counties
will be expected to make arrangements
and provide speakers for their respec-
tive counties. In counties where 1t
will be inconvenient to hold these
meetings on the day designated, the
county chairman will hold the same on
q day to be-designated by him.
| by order of the campaign committee.
J.L. M. Irby, Chairman.
Willie Jones, Secretary protein.
1t is understood that the obeject of
these simultaneous meetings is to make
a demonstration in force which will
discourage the Haskell supporters. It
is an original idea in our State nali tiess
Sapti sssp ihai a,i,ma1 nis was to-day
Y \ y dfteu on by Col. Irby, who presented
to him the following resolutions adopt
ed by the campaign committee to-day:
The following resolution, adopted
this afternoon, was given out by Chair
man Irby, who said he had already
presented it to the Governor for his
consideration. Here is n copy of the
preamble and resolution.
Whereas. the Democratic party of
South Carolina did, in convention as
sembled, on the 10th day of September,
1890, make its nomination Of State OIL
GERS; and
Whereas, an Independent movement
: has been inaugurated for the purpose
, of defeating the nominees of said Demo-
cratic party: and
Whereas, at a conference of the sup
porters of said independent movement
: held in Columbia on the 9th Of October,
{ 1890, nominations for State officers
were made in opposition to the nomi-
nees OF the Democratic party; and
Whereas, it appears that certain par.
BY his mHss
sioners of election, have taken part in
said conference. and are supporters of
: said Independent movement; and
Whereas, it is of vital Importance to
the Democratic party and essential to
a the preservation of white supremacy in
this State that the commissioners Of
o election should be Democratic; there
. ). fore, be it
2 Resolved, BY the campaign commit
q q tee of the Democratic party, in view of
q this unforeseen emergency and grave
y crisis, that, relying upon Governor
y y Richardson's fidelity to the Democratic
- party and his well-known advocacy OF
u white supremacy in South Carolina
=. his Excellency be respectfully ant
earnestly requested to remove suct
commissioners of election as shall b,
o. shown to him to be in sympathy will
2 said Independent movement, and tt
- appoint Democrats in their stead.
" THE GOVERNORS REPLY.
d Col. Irby reported to the committee
st that the Governor had received hin
d conrteonslY. and had stated that sltear)i
1,ao6k&e eun1ksbOartl from
d Which the resignation was made SHOULD
"a be given to the Tiiimanites.
1t 1t Is otherwise ascertained that tn,
Governor informed Col. Irby that tht
Il appointments had not been made fo
al the purposes Of securing unfair advan
N tage to any party or faction, but to en-
u 1t may be regarded as settled that th
I'd Governor will not remove any appoir
1t tee. except for just cause shown t
I'd him.
IL JUDGE HASKELL
ic spent the most of the day in his ofllc
le at the Loan Exchange Bank confer
Or ring with friends, and receiving con
e. gratulations and assurances of support
The Haskell State compaign commit
O. tee, authorized by last nights Conven
st tion, has not yet been made up. 1t !
It. stated that the Evening Record, whicl
ly has heretofore opposed the schism, wi
I'd support the Haskell ticket.
le WHAT THE HASKELL ORGAN SAYS.
o. In an editorial this afternoon tn
le Record says:
'y Perfect freedom of thought ha
Id come and come to stay. though it ma
IS, be the ruin of the State. Nevermor
Of in South Carolina will the party Iasl
re drive men into subseryiency and tt
IS: command the votes of the people
2f Men must be nominated who com
"a l.,o, -, lNx &f L~
to pie, else the people will not vote fo
id them. The bugbear of negro domina
es tion has failed and men have ceased t
)u fear it. when it comes to the mainteI
,e- ance of their manhood and the yotin
IL for man they loathe. X + X AS far q
the real principles of Democracy g
nd there are just as good Democrats TO
III lowing Col. Haskell as Capt. Tillmal
ITS *** There are now two white men
tie parties, and as far as loyalty to tt
ch State and sincerity Of purpose is col
er. only difference between them is Il
'ar difference between the leader. Choo!
an ye which ye will serve.
of The Register has not yet declared
self, bat is not expected to suppo
;he Tillman.
lth The name OF FL. Il. Butler, of Spa
In tanburg, was accidentally omittt
ler from the list or delegates TO the Co
,ht vention last night.
be l. must not be understood that )
em licitor Mcdonald, who last night e
of pressed himself against nomination
)m has rcpudiated the action of the Co
The ventiop. He acquiesces in the resu
lch although it was against his judgemeI
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