The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-16

rtanburg-Edmund Bacon, tloyd q
Lilies, H II Thomson, + II Cash, j W
Garrett, J W Ga"ret, Jr., James Coiield,
DR. 5 L Evins, O 5 Roberts, Geo Hen
nernan, S. B. Jones, Jr., Cicero Thonl-
ason, Edwin kerrison.
Union-T Munro. w { Wallace, Il
w Hamilton, R W Tinsley, \ b Eison
w Fowler, N w Culp, c S Young, J J
Littlejohn, NJ R Jeter, James Munro,
r H Gibbes, B F Gregory, r B Butler,
A + Mckissick.
Williamsburg-Edward Harper, R.
II. Kellehan, P Wheeler, Nat Allen,
w H Plowden, B Wallace Jones.
Fairfeld-T w Woodward, A NJ
Wallace, J D Harrison, H n Otear,
J E Mcdonald, Z B Ragsdale, G A
Douglass, G w Ragsdaie, Dave Hall,
G w Crawford, John Hollis, IT J Per-
ry, ST., tt Perry, Jr., J w Hanahan,
w a Robson, G P Hoffman, r G Mil
Ter, John NJ Brice, J A Thomas, S B
Clowuey, E NJ Woodward, w r Dix
on, J B Brown, " Bookman, T E
Sigh, Henry Elliott, r J McCartey
w r Doty.
Horry-B It Beatty, I E Dusenburg,
} r Cooper, J R Buggs, David RADON.
Kershaw-Wm Clayburn, S S Lang,
A H Boylan, Jas Canley, S w Boylan,
Allen Dease, J L Sanders, Peter Cole,
w A Ancrum.
Orangeburg-Col A P Amaker, L E
Meyers, D H Trezevant, o H Wienges,
\. F. Banks, NJ. A. keEar, G w Spig-
iner, G L Whaley, S n Westerhorn,
G w Arthur, " E Byrd, J A Peterkin,
4 NJ Clafy, Gilbert Wagnes, W R
Taber, F Brunson.
Sumter-E D Smith, A Smith, J G
Singleton, A Owens, w T Dixon, Hen
ry Spain, English Deschamps, J D Blan-
ding, a + Condan, J A Rhame, S "
Wilson, E F Darby, W 7 Aycock, NJ
c Kavanaugh, r n Owens, John Sin
gleton, R NJ Cooper, S C Mills.
Barnwell-Alfred Aldrich, w +
Eaves, G w NJ Williams, W L McFall,
r c Moody, J c Garter.
Berkeley-S Porcher Smith.
Clarendon-B Presley Barron, w
Scott Harvin, S NJ Hayuesworth, w
a Sparks, J Broughton.
Chester-J w Dunovant, E B Sigh.
York-A Z Hutchinson, Iredell
Jones.
Darlington-J J Lucas, DR.. James
G Wilcox.
Chesterfeld-E T Prince, DR. J w
Mckay, Capt " A Henshaw.
Lancaster-Robert Beckham.
Charleston-J-W. Barnweh, Il
Chase, K S Tupper.
At S:56, ten minutes after the first
organization, Col J D Blanding, of
Sumter, offered resolution that the
convention go into nomination for a
full State ticket.
Solicitor E Mcdonald rose to speak
on the resolution. Mr.. Barnwell, of
Charleston, raised the point Of order
that the resolution was not debatable.
Under q call only those in favor of
nominating a ticket were invited to
attend. Mr.. DcDonald contended the
motion was debatable and the chair
SO ruled. When Mr.. Mcdonald started
to proceed he was interrupted by cries
of "ouestiou" and some little confu-
sion ensued.
Mr.. Barnwell-Is the gentleman in
favor of nominating a State ticket at
all?
Mr.. McDonald.-1 am not.
Mr.. Barnwell.-Then submit he is
out of order.
Mcdonald said he sought to express
his views why he was against nomin&-
tions.
A voice.-That's what we are here
for.
McDonald-I know it is, but I sub
NIT that while the people have the SOW
ereign right to nominate, every true
Democrat has the right to be heard
upon question before it is done.
A renewal Of the cries ofquestion and
other Interruptions temporarily drown
ed the speakers voice.
Mr.. Barnwell asked the chair to rule
if any gentleman had the right to
be present under the call as issued un-
less he was in favor Of nominating q
state ticket.
The chair said he could not decide
without call before him. Mr.. McDon-
aid then said if that was the purport of
the call he had nothing more to say,
and the resolution of Col. Blanding
was adopted unanimously. This was
only hint of opposition to the nomi-
mating program, and it then went
Trough with remarkable rapidity and
great enthusiasm.
THE NOMINATIONS.
Col. Blanding nominated Judge y.
G. Haskell for Governor, as man
whose name need only be mentioned
and not receive comment from him.
Judge Haskell was nominated by a
unanimous vote, with tremendous
cheering and great enthusiasm.
The scene was simply indescribable.
Senator Tom Woodward, his gore
suggestive banner borne alolt, ad-
vanced to the centre aisle and placed
in nomination for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, W. D. johnson, of Marion. The
nomination was unanimously adopted.
HIS NAME WITHDRAWN.
Col. w. z. Dayie, of Chester, was