The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-05-26

Clark, nj Welsh.
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peIt. 4 Nettles. b ] Brabham.
Colleton-A g Sanders, DR. w A Kirby,
Capt l. A Harper, T. LimehOuse, Nj Il
Cooper w Ii Hayward, DR. A E Williams,
DR. } G Rich, DR. G NJ HERS, DR. M Hirrs.
Darlington-L A Moore. e Miller, J
Nj Waddill. IL q Burns, G. Rteinhart, j w
Dubose. J w Mari. S Dubose.
Edgefield-B r Tillman, j M Gaines. w
j Talbert, W ii Zimmerman, } III Edwards
II w Watson, Il Crouch, & NJ Kinard. l.
w Reese, w IL leldcll, Ernest Gary and
} KirSey.
Fairield-y W Lyles, JIM Galloway, r
\ Lennon, j B Turner, S Brc", 8 w
Buchanan, II p Mitchell, X E Ellins.
Florencc-Dr o Byrd, S Il Chandler.
IS BiGham, j Mccall, B Is McWh;te, r
nj McCown, S McKensic, ID z Ilumph-
rcy.
Georgetown-Jamcs II Dcytcns. Josiah
and w Ii Mcdonald.
Grccnvillc-B f Perry, j Il Austin, B
NJ Shuman. w Halliday, B + Moves, j
| w Gray, j NJ Cureton, L j Vcrdln. j M
| Whitmire, r Harrison, S w Scruggs, II
| B BuiSt.
Iampton-A NJ Youmaus. E ii Wyman,
IL u kitler, Murdaugh. j Morrison,
X 5 Long.
Horry-J Durham, Joseph Todd, w j
Sessions j M Stalvey. John B Williams
Ke1shaw-W E Russell, TJ kirkland,
lings.
Lancaster-T j Strait, j N Estridge, j
q Harper, lliott, w U Cliburn, NJ g
Gardner.
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9 Watts, II B Crews, i E Knight, w ID
Byrd, } Andy Jones, John q Watts.
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Rowe.
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Stevenson. ID Jones, DR. w A Oliver,
+ Watson, II B Stackhouse.
Marlboro-W d Evans, II NJ Stack
house. ID S John. f 2 B Pegues, K "
Odom, w Kepncy, ID q Roper, j B
Green.
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y Hardy, j A Sigh, S l. Hughey.
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" McAuley, A z Crisp, Il Pickett. A
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i r Walter. ii III Brunson, w o Tatum,
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Dukes, j Ii w lIydrick.
Pickens- w Il O'Dell, Il G Robinson, G
II Carpenter, LaDin Mauldin. w w F
Richland-W A Dent, W j Cathcart, S
II Dent, S Bates, John e Haskell, X w
Shand, w II Martin, g A Douglas, John II
Sloan, Jr., N q Gonzales.
Spartanburg-J W Wofford, J j Stepp.
+ Il Brown, L O Smith, j A Collins, p B
Hall, J NJ Jackson, J A Carroll, j II Oil
yer, G " Nichols, A j Morgan, w A
Noon. & Rocky, ii IL Arnold.
Sumter-R w Wilson, DR. II 2 Abbott,
} ii Wilson, J II Truluck, DuPree, j
II Hayes, r M Pitts, ID + Keels. H r
Thomas, w A James. Jr., M Cooper. A
III Evans.
Union-R W Harris, A Lvles. g b Bobo,
w II Jeter, S Wilburn, Joe Blanton, j r B
Canton, Il Moorhead. Otis.
Williamseurg-JD ID Daniels. w Ii Ken
nedy, j III Blackwell. M Graham, j ID
pipkin, William Cooper, F q Willoughby,
| Il B Chandler.
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E Whites:des, NJ NJ Tate, rs Il Ward, w
K Carroll, w E Elder.
The Rlch!and contest was decided in
| favor of the anti-Tillman deleg ates, and
the newly formed clubs in Columbia
| were recognized. The report of the
| committee on ere redentials was then
adopted.
After little squabble among the del
egates from Charleston about filling Va
cancies in their lie legation, a permanent
| organization was elected by the cleo
| ton OF The temporary officers, and the
| election OF Mr.. j. w. Bowden, who
was not member of the convention
assistant secretary. On reassuming the
chair, Col. Talbcrt spoke again as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen Of the Convention gain
| nn1y lD,l.
qualification TO this honorable body Tor
Their renewed expression of confidence
and respect To myself, and in the ad.
mlnistrauon OF the important and re-
sponsiblc duties thus imposed upon me
by your Judgment and action. L would
ask your indulgence and hearty cooper
| alton, without which il is impossible to
preside over dchbtr rative body. And
L would ask that you spare me the many
parliamentary shots at my heart SO as
not to render me incapable OF deciding
whether | stand on my head or heels.
on are to grapple today with some
OF the most mOmentOus and important
questions that have ever agltated the
minds Ct the people Of America, and
ask that you characterize your delibera-
tons bV solemn thought, wisdom and
common sense, so that when our labors
are ended we may 90 home and receive
the "Hcll done" Of our people.
MI. Jordan OF Aiken succeeded in
passing a motion that there be no COM
mitlec on platform and resolutions and
that all resolutions be considered on the
floor OF the convention.
MIR. DuPrc OF Sumter moved that de-
bate be limited TO tive minutes. This
was lost on JOrdan's motiol and a mo-
tion BY w. n. Marcha.t OF Aiken to
make 1t ten minutes and only one speech
prevailed.
Mr.. Harrison Of Greenville moved to
reconsider the mott IN in regard TO the
appointment OF a committee on plat
form.
Col. Haskell seconded the motion.
saying that whatever position South
Carolina takes in the Democ ratio party
tC day must be done with due delibero. ;.
ton. 1t is physical impossiblity to
consider properly The resolutions as thew
are read from the char. They should
be examined aud sifLcd by a com mlttee
of enc from each delek alton 80 that