The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Gil T. W Ei.TING..
E">'!"ti"ri; Passed In,i D-lrsatt.~ Elected
MI. .Al;DI; DEMOCRATIC ('Ii.r

y MT. TALapI; nEMuCEATIr tL;'E.
,e The following delegate, were cl,,t.,
:. to the County Convention: J. Y. Dun
can, ). ID. Hlpp, J. W. Scott, :. p. Me
rs trarkln, J. {. Abrams. j. =. MrGarley
w. \; Andrews. &. IL. Shannon, ".
H. Shannon, {. {. tromur, J. II.
Abrams, +. l.. Harmon and :. G.
Baker
The delegates are empowered to r.
Il move any delegate who NAV chanre
It MS views, and these delegates are to
-. serve for the campaign.
iHe delegates are All opposed to 4
primary this year tor State officers and
) favor b. r. I'illnlan for Governor.
g ihe following committee Was ap-
n"lnted to secure i complete roll of the
> Democratic voters in the tpwnthip: J.
{. Abrams, II. Suber, y. VI. benson
and J. l.. I. Harmon.
THE JALAPA DEM0CR.rIc CLrr
Met at Jalapa Saturday, July ) for
the purpose of clcctiny delegates to tLa
County Convention to meet If Vetr1
BERRY, Friday, llrh instant. r. w,e
moved by the member of the Countv
Executive Committee, and adopted by
'He ciuo, ltlat the l. delegates elected
on the l4th June to the convcntion on
me 18Th ult., serve the ensuing convcn- !
lloil, and continue to serve Us delera !
from the Jalapa Club for the next two |
years. This is in accordance with thn |
minutes OF the l4th June. The follow
ing are the delegates: Capt. Thomson
Connor, Carr w. Buford. John p.
Campbell, D. W. Barre, r. \. Welcb'
w. I. Sigh, Y. +. Johnson, Capt. G.
W. IL: Spearnlan, DR.. O. B. Evans.
f.. +. Matthews, j. w. Smith, DR.. i
p. Johnson.
Mr.; John II. Crisp was elected vice
president of the club by unanimous
vote.
1t was requested by the club that the
secretary send the proceedings of the
meetings of the club to the Newberrv :
papers to he published.
D. Is. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
THE CLARKsvILLE DEMOCRATIC C11,P !
Met July 5th to elccto delegates to ,
County Convention. Eighteen names {
were added to the roll, one of whom is {
SSiXty-hve years old, and has never be- G
longed TO Democratic club before.
lCan 1t be that the issues are of more @
interest now than in 1872 We also }
nave some who have heretofore identi- v
1led themselves with the old mems
ciub. r. Z. Smith was urged to with il
draw his resignation as president. but a
oelng quite unwell at the time, insisted
on some one else being put in his place.
). VI; workman was elected president.
ana ). 1. Davis vice-president. IN.
smith moved that all Democrats living y
IN the township be considered eligible
TO membership i'm this club. J. T. T
moved that we discuss the ~,
issues Of the day before elcctinr dele ~
gates to the convention. A. !. Ii:iup- y,
'ton, =. {. Smith and d. S. NIaupuin r
made brief speeches. -
}. w. Smith moved that both sides 4
'e represented in the convention. each vi
n proportion to their number. The ba
notion was lost, large number OF ed
men voting in the mega is
i've. The following were elected dele ~,
tates to the convention: J. II. Dcrroh. ii
{. Z. Workman, J. NJ. Workman. 7 II
|. Davis, J. w. Smith and NJ II
I'illman followers. i5t
DR.. Y. Smith then Introduced tive u
ollowing preamble and resolutions. " y,
WHEREAS, A faction of orr n,rt,. !:
ursulng undemocratic methods is
eeklng to gain control of our St,tn
0vernment.
Re:sol'ed, lst. That we favor the bv
lectlon OF men who will reflect honor BE
our state, and whose administration
iii be fair and just to all men, regard q
sss OF class or occupation. Wo
Zhu: mat We repudiate the action of ir
he March Convention. We pronounce an
le charges made against the State and Co
er o1flcers as undeniably false-charees
lade oy men for the purpose of self
at the risk Of dissolvinc the
ue democracy Of the State. ity
so. mat we express to the people our IS
ellef IN the falsity of the utterances of
. ~. human, and that we believe his
ot!ve to be purely selfish and unpa-
exciting the minds of the o =
e0ple against supposed Injustice in oi, ooi,
DER to win the favor and sympathy ,a cea,
Voters-esspecially Of the farming !rt' lrio
ass Of our citizens. ''-7 I'M
+th. That we do not the endorsn reso- MS
tons adopted at our County Conven- uo'
IN OF June 2Sth relative to the de- siu' m
'rrlng OF colored Democrats from Soo
'tlng IN our primaries, and we in o,ae ne
ruct our delegates to use their efforts pp,,t prd
nave these resolutions rescinded. ~
otn. That we are panied to hear that ',.oe rne
at grand old Carolinian and leader Of "e'
e rs Democracy has been publicly PEP pep
suited, and We denounce the same ~ tau' sal
ing the basest in@ratitude. iiol iI'D
j.. L. Davis moved to table the reso- ~
.lons' when p. {. Smith called for ul ra,,
E ayes and noes. " rem re m
Inc fIrst resolution was unanimously t;nu sno
opted. The second was rejected, the Vor 1:oil
re standing 10 for and II against its 80, r"c
oopClon: The vote on the third stood " "
for and y against. The fourth was
opted unanimously. The fifth was a
opted by a vote of 10 for and II ent,
ilhst It's adoption-a number refusing Tor
'ote' '. SMITH, Secretary. ;, ollli