The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-13


Gratis lost, it Tuesday, by 1900.
The Washington Post says thst Gov.
Campbell. of Ohio, is an avowyd can
didate for the Democratic presidential
nomination. N Il
Elections occurred Tuesdayi various
cities throuGhnpt indiana. The results
sssp66iisSS @ d slSe b Eaas p! y towns and
Senator Hill declarts that the record
made by the recently adjourned New
York Legislature has left the Democratic
party in splendid fighting trim.
Rev. Sam Small joined a sub. Alliance
IN Fulton county, Georgia, Thursday,
nreparstory to RUNNING for Congress in
the Atlanta district.
1t is said that il Glover Cleveland be
nominated for the presidency Don. nj,
Dickinson, of Michigan will be chosen
chairman of the Democratic national com.
mittee.
PRoHIBfT1oNIsTs MEET.
BANGOR, Me The Prohibition Statee
Convention met here this morning, and
chose delegates to the National Convent.
ion, including Neal Dow.
PEOPLES PARTY eRowTH INrLoR1pA.
ocALA, FLA. The. Peoples partv Of
Florida has issued call for State con-
vention in this cityOrJuly +. The Dem
ocra:ic State Convention will meet in
Tampa on the same day. The Peoples
party has of late grown rapidly in Florida,
and 1t is predicted that it will cast about
5000 votes next fall. The counties are
rapidly organizing for the campaign.
THEY WILL VOTE FOR HARRISON.
NASHVILLE, TENN. More than 900 del
ega'es were in attendance upon the Re.
publican State Convention. The Hon.
John E. Mccall and the Hon. George w.
Winsted were the candidates for the nom.
ination for Governor.
The latter was nominated Oh the first
ballot. He lives in Lexington, and is
only "a years old. He has been ii prac
ticing attorney for several year., and has
been prominent in party affairs. The
election of delegates to the National Con.
vention resulted in favor of ex-Congress.
man Henry @. Evans of Chattanooga, the
Hon. John g Hqqppls pplsrn of 1sscSsiile, the,
and James G. Napier of Ns9ssssSfVeffIe. No
instructions were given, but the, four
aele Sates are ior harrison.
v. ry1'. ol oha!tsnooga was the
temporary charmau anu IL ID; LINDSAY
oi hh'A county tue Permahent chairman
KENTUCKY FURNISHES A CANDIDATE.
rHhshfohf, isN, hioepa.ol 'ohh ".
Carlis,es % preslaen.ia p, a canoioacy was
tS;i tD;nat Ptssenaeu 20 ~. Democlacy o,
t .n,s "'aIe ~. Wy asaucus " ns itlenus nelo
nes. heusus wv ep:esehlaeiVe
ea.herinS VI heh'uyY Poe.lclans anu
were ples''ea oSerpy iS.a.e senator NC
Caip, ohc oi MI. Ca,hte irlenos. hes.
olu.,o.s 3:.i se'ems ioI.1 ., & ny ~ t.e present
Conui'ioh Vi hationat poAtics IL was the
delioerate sense OF the 2neeting that the
party stood IN need O afeader, and COM
mocracy of Kentucky ana gof fhc Tinted
test ~, The Tses;J Z s,
al Democratic conse1tiSn kSd iead fRs
the party 10 victory In -sN6ven,her WAS
adopted II il resarded sas practicallv
settled that the State dete6ation will oo
to Chicago Instructed for Carlis)e
CLEVELAND DEMocRArs
s.u,.v NJ Tho Democrat;c "a,
yout;nn was tbe stormiest ever be,S
~ Iueve,onS county
Ibe Convention was called to order bv
; 'ames L, MeDp' cna,aman snh ol .ne execu: u.
cport Of the credentials committee.
Alter session of two hours and half
he committee reported in favor of seat
,ng two regular delegations against con.