The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

Mr.. Smith wanted 10 know Of the
Chairman if the Tillman faction had
not already held a meeting in his Office
and appointed the managers?
Chairman Blease said they had not.
Mr.. Capers said he clearly under
stood that each faction was to have two
managers, but there were only three tu
be appointed, and he wanted to meas
ure with the same ysrdstick that was
used in Richland, and give the Shep-
pard men one at each box.
There was good deal more talking,
but Mr.. Rooms motion was adopted.
THE AGREEMENT REsCINDED.
Mr. Capers then moved to rescind
the motion adopted at the former meet
ing, to give equal representation to
each faction on the boards Of managers,
and it was adopted on q rising vote, 9
to 20.
MANAGERS APPOINTED.
The following managers for the pri7
mary election were then appointed:
Nev6erTy-C. L. Havird, q. B Sum
mers. John G. Goggans.
Gi5sons-S. E. Kennerly, 3. F. Can
non, A. Buzhardt.
Glymphville-J. S. J. Suber, VIM. D.
Rutherford, John Henderson.
May6inton VIM. Y. Lyles, John
Thomas, B. Hancock.
Cromer's Store-T. D. Ranage, N. A.
Renwick, L. H. Chandler.
Whtnaires-J S. Spearman, J. G..
Abrams, L. D. Abrams. 80
Jalapa-Geo. G. Glasgow, w. c.
Sligh, J. NJ. Chalmers.
Longshore's &ore-J. T. Davis, /. NJ.
Smith, Lemuel G. Johnson.
Williams Store-Theo. Davenport,
B. w. Goodwin, Henry T. Fellers.
Dead Fdll-Thos. Smith, Sr., I. H.
Boulware, Thos. S. Blair.
Prosperity-A. NJ. Lester, R. I. Stou.
demayer, S. B. Hawkins.
Rendrin Aiu-P. W. Shealy, J. E.
Monts, A. 3. Mills.
&ighs-J. B. Kempson, J. w. P.
Harmon, ]. NJ. Sease.
Jolly Street-G. NJ. Singley, J. W.
Werts, John A. Counts.
Pomdria-C. B. Eargle, W. J. Ep'
ting, w. w. Berly.
Walton-J. D. Crooks, ]. L. Crooks,
D. P. Werts.
THIRTY MINUTES AND NO PROXIES.
Chairman Bleese asked the commit
\ tee to approve or disapprove his action
in giving each speaker thirty minutes
and permitting no speaker to be repre-
sented by proxy. At Keitt's Mr..
Sigh claimed that he was entitled to
one hour-thirty minutes as candidate
for Senate and thirty minutes as can
didate for delegate. The committee
decided that no speaker who appeared
in dual capacity was entitled to more
than thirty minutes at time. He
could occupy his time as candidate
and then when the delegates turn
came be could occupy thirty minutes
more if he desired.
On motion of Mr.. Mills it was de-
cided that no delegate could be repre-.
sented by proxy.
HELENA THE PLACE.
Chairman Blease moved that the
State campaign meeting be held in
the grove at Helena.
Dr.. Mcintosh moved to substitute
Jones'.
The merits of the two places were
discussed pro and con, and the COM
,nittee decided on Helena.
Chairman Blease moved that COM
mittee of six be appointed to meet the
speakers. : .
Mr.. Capers, who was in the chair, it
seems did not want to appoint the
committee, 80 he called MIR. Harmon
to the chair.
The following committee was ap-
pointed: .- -..
F. V. Capers, A. E. P. Bedenbaugh,
w. II. Hunt. Jr., c. w. Buford, J. w.
Caldwell, J. II. Mcintosh.
On motion of Mr.. Gary, County
chairman Blease was added to the com
mittee.
TO KEEP ORDER.
The question of preserving order was
next discussed. It was decided to ap'
point one chief marshal and two assist
ants, and two marshals from each
club.
Mr.. Hunt moved that Col. o. L.
Schumpert be made chief marshal, and
it was adopted. Messrs. p. c. Smith
and J. Pierce Harmon were appointed
assistants.
The newspapers were requested to
urge the marshals named to meet at
Newberry early on the morning of the
18th, 80 as TO consult with the chief and
assistants.
The appointments were to have been
made in time for this weeks issues OF
the county papers, but several of the
clubs have not yet given their names to
the secretary. The following are the
appointments as far as we have been
able to get the names:
Carolina Qu6-C. J. Purcell, E. NJ
Evans.
Young Nen's-E. Cabaniss, J. W.
Tribble.
Factoy-P. F. Baxter, John Sem.
Old Men-
HnrIord-J. T. Young, 6. D. La
thrap.
Jahmstone Academy-John c. Neel,
James Norris.
Pine Grove .-..
MM6eny-John Adams, S. S. Cum
ningham.
Mt. Bethel
May6inton-Ben Hawkins, ]. w
Herbert.
Mt. Rleasant-Moorman Ruff, A. J
Willingham.
MT. Tc6or-
Long Lane-L. H. Chandler, J. 3
Mayes.
Jalapc-John Willingham, G. c.
Glasgow.
Conseruative-
Old Men-Hayne Abrams, Reason
Sem.
Reedermue-J. R. Workman, NJ. @.
Chappell.
Trnity-.Thos. Smith, Jr., o. P. Sax
Czu6 No. 2-(Township III. J.
Workman, B. w. Goodwin.
Club No. 3-(Township ~
Sdl1da-Wiil H. Sanders, w. b
Lindsay.
GsappeAs-R. S. Boazman, A. S
Parks.
Utopia-J. S. Buckley, D. G. Living
ston.
Warehouse-J. L. Wise, WV. Full
mer. !
st. Luke's-J. S. Hair, Noah E. Tay'
lor.
Mt. Plgrim-G. F. Stockman, J. NJ