The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17
RICHLAND.

| y u Singleton, n " OMthS,
w Il Dixon, Henry SpanD,
English Dcschampy, ID Biandihs'
| A Il COnsar, y w khalhc,
| S w Wilson, EF Darby,
w Il Aycock, NJ = karcSh,
Il n Ovens. John Singleton,
Il NJ Cooper. 5 q Mills,
| UNION.
J Munro, " G Wallace,
RW Hamilton, Il w TinScy,
n Il EnSOr, W Fowler,
NV Culp, CS Young
J J Little. John Nj X Jctcr,
JAS MunrOc, Ill GiODeS,
BE Gregory, Il B Butler,
A f McKissick
WILLIAMSBURG.
= Edwin Harper, l; Ii kclahan
L Wheeler, Nat Allen
, w III Plowdcn, Wallace Jones
YORK.
A T. Hutchinson, lrcdell Jones.
Col. J. ID. Blanding, Of Sumter, offer
ed a resolution that the Convention do
now 20 into nOlniaatiOn OF full State
ticket, to wit, Governor Iieutenant
, Governor, secretary of State, Attorney
General, Comptroller General, Treas,
urer, Superintendent OF Education ana
) Adjutant General.
ONE SIGN OF OPPOSITION.
SOlicitorJ. f.. Mcdonald, of Fairfield,
rose TO opposc the adoption of the rcso-
luton.
! Mr.. Joseph w. BarnwCll, of Charles
ton. made the point Of order that as the
Convention had been called Tor the
, purpose of nominating Il fun State
} ticket; MIR. Mcdonald was out oi oruer.
c Mr. Mcdonald submitted, as aIurstloh
Of parliamentary law, that Nhc rcSoiu'
tiun waS dchatab!c.
: Impaticncr WAS manifested hy many
Il delegates and cries of "qurStion were
s heard.
The Chair decided that all questions
submitted to the body were dcbatahic
Mr.. Mcdonald said he did not know
G whether he expressed the sentiments
n of any one else in the hall or not.
" Mr.. Barnwcll Uutcrrup,lng0 II ask
> the gentleman whether he Is in iaVo'
~ of going into the nomination Oh aSt"''
~ ticket or not?'
r Cries of question" "Qu"stiOn"
d d Mr.. Mcdonald: Il ann not.
IL a voice: "Then You can get out an'
II join some other C0nyC0tiOn.' lChrer
, and laughter.
IL Mr.. Mcdonald submitted that II til
t; people Of South Carolina, i'll their SOY
~ crcign capacity, desired TO nominate oi
y liccrs they hal the right to do so, bu
before they did SO every true Domocrii
Dr had Il rirhr to be heard. Further oil
X. lection was made 10y Il delegate.
IT, Col. Blauding: 1iiVc HIM as niue
rope us he wants" Cheers and Laugh
u" ter.
a Mr Mcdonald: IL desire To know
~, the Convention wants To near deDat
-, If not | will sit down.
w NO pl.BArf; IN ORDER.
en- Mr.. Barnwcll: "We have no dcSil
;, to choke of debate, but We have M
es for one specific purpoSc-thc nomln
IT. ton of g. full State ticket. | do n'
as mean to intimate Il desire To eject II
nc gentleman, but say that no gcntlema
" ttfias a right in this hail unless he Is
:" :, iCN'', i' ask the CHAIR II, Wi.ol ,S "
at 1nWssHS'i;55 aW ( Is not true that the on.! "
ats Nasii ne CHAIR: "Thc Chair is no, nc
20 IN possession OF a copy of the call"
lar Mr.. Mcdonald: ali that is the pu
IN port oI the call have nothing more
'mf say"
od The question was put, and the res
rr. lttfon WAS adopted hy storm of We;
he ape No was heard from the rear
= hall and was greeted with laughter.
mn llANHEl.L NOMINATED FOR GONElNO
~. At 800 Major B!andIng, taking
to position in the centre Cf the aisle
front OF the Speakers desk, said:
ii nave been requested to nominate f,
Of lhe Office OF Governor of South Carolil
of I man whose name requires 10 con
n mcnt from me---\lrX. G. Haskell"
,Iv The uttcrance Of this name causr
ir an outbnrSt OF wild enthusiasm. Men
nd perS jumped up ami waved their ha,
b. anu hanhcrc!nciS for fully Il minut,
ana the Fairfield red shirt was shake
vigorously. Major ~. Lucas, of DHl
~ tttSaaA ~ TVaaHNHMi attFiMiSRpid MRS naai
THE REST OF THE TICEET.
Malor ihoS. W. Woodward. OF FAN
ilelu. his crimson ensign in haH.l, rom
mated tor Lieutenant Gnyrrnor 4 state,
4 Il
W. ID. Johnson. of Marion. Fntnu.
aStir applause Ar T.. j.. Ea&,at!c. q
Fairfield, ScrOHdcI the nomination. AN
thancrlior johnson WAS unanimous!
ma"e th" nominee lor Llrutcnaut Cox
crnOr.
Col. liandinG nominated for Srcrr
tary al state amid cheers, Mr. Edyyi,
Harper, OF williamsburg. and hc wa
unanimously chosen.
Mr.. Alfred Aldricn. of Brnw,ll
nominatCd for Attorney General Nh
J"S"ph ". Barnwcli, o! Charleston
Mr. q. VI. Williams, Of Rlch!and
: seconded th" nomlnption. und Air
Barnwcll WAS nominated hy acc!aina
ZION amld great applause.
Mr.. James Munro, of Gniun. nomi
mated for Comptroller Gcncra! MI,
rdnl'lnd BacOn, OF Spdrtanburr. ana
MS nomination was unanimously IS
made.
Col. ii. PRESLEY Barron. of Clarendon
nominated for state Treasurer MIR. "
y. Ancrum, Of K,rahaw, WHO was
| unanimously chosen.
Mr.. =. POrchpr Smith, ri irvhri,v
nominated Ton .Adjutaut alil Inspect ur
General Gc.,. Il. y. RtchhurE. OF RIr!-
land, ana his nomination WAS also made
unanimously.
Mr.. ChaS y. Douglass. OF Fairfield,
presented III behalf OT tnr yuuurr M