The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-03

names are not on the roll should retire
from the hall. The ladies too. Gen
tlemen, this is 10 child's play"
Mr.. Tupper-'Every lady i'll the gal
lery is anti-Tillman.
Bv this time the roll Of members of
the Conference was completed. The
following is a complete list of the en-
rolled delegates by counties. The total
number is four hundred even. Plckens,
Oconee and Newberry are the only coun-
ties not represented:
Abbevile-J S Cothran. W :. Limbecker,
B w Cobb, J D Watson, J K Moore.
Aiken-W D Shoenberg, & G Shoen-
berg, 4 D Morgan, II R Shoenberg, G L
Butler, w T Butler.
Anderson-E NJ Rucker. J S Fowler:
Barnwell-JohnSoH Hagood, y I Wood
ward, Alfred Aldrich, l. W 1oumans, Nike
Brown.
Beaufort-W J Verdier, II D Elliott.
Berkeley-H A NJ Smith, A r Gaillard,
7 Porchcr.
! E McCradv, IT., Jos W Barnwell, X S
Tupper. j w Watts, Alexander.
Chester-L Douglass, S ? Hamilton,
W r Davie, Jos GroeSchel, J II Dunovant,
| W Davie. Jr., E 3 Sigh, J McLure.
Chesterfeld--W W Spencer, S G God
| frey. A G Kollock, WE Mcqueen, NJ L
Rhodes, W A hinshaw, Jno Muller, T Z
| Wannamaker.
Clarendon-J J Broughton, P G Benbow,
RI Logan, S J McFadden, " S Harvin,
E e Horton, S NJ Haynesworth, } S Will
| son.
Colleton-NE P Murphy, Jas P Smith, D
r Edwards.
Darlington-J j Lucas. J CWilson, " E
| James, J J Ward, } g Blackwell, 6 W
Brown, G. A Seabrook, Alva Coggshall,
| Waddy Thompson.
Edgefeld-J Hampden Brooks, Jno B
Lake, Shepherd.
Fairfeld--TW W Woodward, Jno Hollis,
| Preston Rion. W r Rabb, A Davis,
Daniel Hall, II O Duke, J w Powell, VIM
Bedell, E D Mobley, VIM Dixon, Edward
Woodward, S 3 Clowney, E 3 Ragsdale'
G P Huffman, G 4 Douglass, E 3 Morgan,
BaScomb Osborn, F A Neil 4 n Bray. a
! w Ladd, W NJ Zealey, Sc Miller, R J
Mackorell, r j McCarley, G Johnson,
Albert Withers, R & Lamar, j D Harrison.
P NJ Spence, W Brown, Jno Wooten, W
J Smith, J w Rains.
Florence-H NJ BrunSon, II L Morris, e
T Haynie, T E Bell, G G Palmer, Winslow
Wright, P A Wilcox.
Georgetown-Walter Hazard.
Greenville-Jas L Orr, DR. T Earle, A
B Williams.
| Hampton-C C Hutson.
Kershaw-J D Kennedy, D J. DeSaus-
sure, J L Halle, " Clyburn, B G Team,
J 3 Steadman, J W Blakeley, Wylie Team.
Laurens-S D Darlington, r n Cunning,
ham, j e Darlington.
Lexington-Joab Edwards, Holzhaus-
er, w Westmorelaud, D W Addy, J F
| Wingard j 3 Wingard, A NJ Wingard, E
E Wipgard. II Eleazer, A S Laird, N d
Witt, j n FowleS, S P Wingard, A K Iay-
| lor, G 4 Guignard, N B ElcaZer, W Z
Hane, 3 F Gardner.
Marion-W D johnson, J NJ Johnson.
Marlboro-B A Douglass.
! Orangeburg-JS Rowe, I NJ RaySor, J S
| Fairey, VIM Milestone, 0 II WeingeS, n
kellar, VIM Banks, F N Wannamaker, NJ
O Dantzler, a P Anaker, Sr.. A P Amaker.
Jr., j S Zimmerman, w w Oliver, VIM 9
Wolfe, John NJ Laughlin, r NJ Claffy, D
H Trezevant, J E Buyck. G T Goodwin,
W T Afford, VIM Byrd, W T Crosswell. II
n Fair, G G Dantzler. J W Crosswell, J a
Peterkin, A 3 Tabor. George Willard, G E
Whaley, L Z Myers. John + Bronson.
Richland-W G Adams, DR. 4 N Talley,
Jr., Allen Green, e Cantwell, G II Beard.
JB Palmer, James II Woodrow, t 3
Aughtry, G r Stork, } H Davis, D Il
Crawford, " G Swaffield. E W ScreTen,
Thos. Taylor, E Bremen, F " McMaster,
]. F Youmans, G \ Calvo, Jr., } X Aston.
A P Brown, John T Sloan. Jr., J N Gra-
ham, j W r Pope, II e Patton, F W Ray,
A W Ray, W E Gonzales, \ e Gonzales,
D G Ray, F II McMaster, Tillman Watson,
W B Lowrance, e A Calvo, Sr.. L Z Cal
vo, Lee Hagood, A E Gonzales, G Henry,
| U R Brooks. Robert Seay, Joseph Bates,
| W |! Lyles, P Meehan, James p Adams,
B L Abney, DR. 0 A Darby, D L Bryan.
| W H Dent, " D Dent, G w Suber, Frank
Sims, W McB Sloan and others.
SUMTER D Blanding, J 4 Aycock,- J
7 Hughson, y L Darr, j 5 Moore, NJ Y
Kavanaugh, t E Richardson, F } Mayes,
RM Cooper, J NJ McElween, D II Boylin,
O a Jackson, r E Muldrow, } T Muldrow,
G II Reid, A G Scarboro, Frank Mellett,
John Jackson, w T Aycock, A NJ Moseley,
j G Singleton, Frean Mellett, Thomas
Belvin, Frank Harvin, Peter Mellett, Mark
Reynolds, w w Rees, L Moore, W E
Dick, Jr., IF Jones, Dufiie.
Spartanb,rg-Wm w Jones, 7 Stobo
Union-T Munro, D B Fowler, W I
Coleman. VIM Munro, NV Cup, JH
Rodger, W E Ray, w G Wallace, j D
Smith, w r Thomas, Reuben Thomas,
Woods Jeter, S B sims, Il II Gibbs, r F
Gilland, S e Perrin.
Williamsburg-James McCutchen, " N
Kinder, Edwin Harper, G p Nelson, & .
Higgins, W II Harmon, D l. Keith, B
William Jones, J E Broclinton, W II Plow'
den, D E Gordon, e 3 Steele, r Il kelle.
han.
York; \ HutchiSon, John r London,
E 3 BiggerS, Iredel! Jones.
After much delay arising from the
disinclinatlcn of persons in the gallery
TO leave, the hail WAS cleared of al out
sideTs and the Conference at 10 7. NJ.
went into secret session.
At 2.10 a. NJ, the Conference, with
thanks to the officers, adjourned sine
die, after adopting the following pre-
amble and resolutions
Whereas, a Convention of the Democrat
ic patty of this State, assembled in the city
of Columbia on the 18th inst, pursuant to
call of the executive committee OF the party
s'for the sole and exclusive purpose OF de-
termining whether the delegates to the
State Nominating Convention to be held II
, the City of Columbia on September 10, OF
thereafter, should be elected by primary o.
convention, and for no other purpose what
soever; and whereas, the said Convention
when organized, proceeded to adopt new
constitution, involving radical changes IL
. the fundamental law Of the party, and tt
eject new State Executive Committed
: Hereunder against the earnest protest of
number of its members whose loyalty to thu
party is beyond question; and whereas
, tifty-nine delegates from the counties o
Beaufort. Charleston, Georgetown, Rich
land and Sumter, after solemnly protestin!
,, against such action and vainlv imp!oIin!
the majority to pause in their usurpation O
: power, were finally impelled by sense O
duty to their constituencies to Withdraw
: from the Convention, being unwilling b.
their acGuieScence to commit those whom