The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
TEE SECOND pEELIHiNAG;I PHl-
Ti,;l.
The Result the Sane Though With Slight
fncerasc IN the Eo;t.-i.cg;S Ticket
Su.se.ted--DeieSate. Named for
state Convention.

DR.. :. Pope aunoUHced from the
p Court House that the caucus would
assemble at 0mc. and those Interested
would give heed. - the caucus was
held in tie Court House.
! IC was with c!"s"i doors and re-
) D0rte!s were net HGuitt"'! though We
/ believe the editor OF IN" Press and Re
porter WAS present.
! The Herald and News hal thought
! th;: it would uDt publish caH"l!s pro-
cccdimg.: any more, bat our readers
; have become accustomed To i and 1t
would hardly !;c la;: 70 item not to Go
50. Then nearly every 0me viii read
wi,h interest The figures giving the
result cf the preliminary Nrinary-or Or
rather we should say The second pre-
linnnarv. Even som,e OF those who
were nreseut wutiH ia ali prob
ability he pleased 20 nave tie vote. 1t
might have been given by clubs but
We suppose the total vote received By
each cnndida,e viii suffice. Those VIII"
were present seemed to know very lit
tie OF he result 81 the vote except the
fac. that u certain legislative ticket
had been suggested and that \ ticket
iDf Qe!:S3ttS lla'i '''Sti h't'Ai''-. t-N
secretary seemed 70 keep no record, for
even u copy of The Herald and News OF
June l5 was obtained from which to
get the vote at the former prelimin4:y
primary. 70 tell the truth this ;hlng
of getting the vote at these preliminary
primaries is a very difficult thing, es-
peciallv when every one keeps so
mum on the subject. Then the vote
was not tabuiated in the same hall III
which it WAS before and the acoustics
of the two are entirely different.
1t is very interesting to hear men
speculatirg about the vote, and Won
derinc now many votes this man re-
ceived and how many the other one
had. or course every body wants to
know, especially the men, for in this
particular they have more curiosity
than the women.
The result shows the same ticket
as at the former preliminary primary.
How the ticket is more acceptable 1T
this time than formerly The Herald
and News knoweth not. The vote
is very little larger. The plan adopted
was to take the vote each candidate
received before and add 10 it the vote
tE.f L.I hoo,, rotLarai IN from the
oi,,S, oii,t' '',,i. ri.,aa III t;ra The Herald
",I Eon.s iii irst ,,iIa the total vote
W ~ this tir,. hrIIdiur The former vote.
# will he seen that some new racers
were entered but they did not set fur
on the track.
Hon. w. D. Hardy stated that he
Uiu 4iov I,. T'r''U ~ '-'t' -, hnarn,, hir, .,os
pressure HIoUs"I ~ uo,|i ".' t'-'11 -
so taI 'hIt ne C'!os!!;T'' ~, ~ ,,I ,'sI U
isis nalile, tHoUsi ite IA n"s e'Iso o,,
campaign acIiEe!S Iii w VI d V't!t
v"s Of the county. I!ic otuerS Oh tue
ticket VIII take care t;-; Wt MS Interests s ~
well as thcir own: Mny sonie WIZ
put on Dotn the leS5isi;.t'Ne III" ''ei'S'''e
tickets we axe UA1o'c ~ sHs ,.o,,,,
Inc caucus SeT!iis 1, w A's' 'e "I"piIn ~ ,ra
.nI .u1, .ho. ,o H.. ,:o+'. r.ns NOT sven read
ont. But it is understood that he will
al auy rate, and he will likely make it
lively for some OF the boys Il he does
But to the figures. The Herald and
News does not vouch for their abso-
Lutte correctness, Tor you must know
that tbs scribe was not present. nose
who were present can best attest to
their accurucv. Hut they can be de-
nended on as at least approximately
corrnct
00i'N ,.r,... ,,,,, ,,,rr-
I'h''N An I-AN'''''-i l -
GATES.
There was ONLY one set Of candidates
FOR dn;eratcs submitted 20 the caucus,
and they were elected by acclanation.
They are: Rev. J. \. Sigh, DR.: W: l..
Lake, DR.. S. Pope, Messrs. W. D. HaI-
dy, Job L. Hughey, T. Connor, =: II.
Koon and j. 5. McCariey;; 1hese
names will be presented to the voters
in TIC primary, is candidates Tor oe!e-
"ate5 to the State Convention, tayo!!ns
.Ae nomlnation Wl C"FeFll"f !'i'''l'ii
fo. reelection. This is no secret.
r:,r1rC;1s5,ArIvE VOTE.
.,.
FoF the '2ei!ase Ss;! 2oa
He'. ., . - oiin w.: 10
Geo; ,; e;V" ti -! ''''''''''''''''''''
". ". De W "lI''.''...'';;:::......:''.,;
~ ~ VlS .ot ii!ea nJ - I1'tt.,,,' q .md dcn,,h l.
Dr. >. rope received > @ aHu n.:I7 "n9'ln ll,,I -
heiI' -; We suPt''7o ''''se sun - ''''''>''
tof =, me i, house- oo7
joan /; Juneau i'''-''''''''''''''''''''''' 7n.,
W; -: marcy & ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' * *
OQLe Il; ble;tse ci;.:; g.: -" C"notn
Inc hSn. D. 80, ~ ,oilIN = NIX iSt enT WY W. n
I!iu I!nra,, ,nesS, s,lS Coin r Dinasa for tie
1a,"a Ho'sa ,1.iIi n.iIi thnr.fnra roms1itute The
7 .", a,,iSla,.ivn tic.nt as brourbt forth bv
80 oaI,n,,s Nr RIeoxa Is already an
,,n,nrnG r 49, O c.ndidatp for the House.
nnJ oJ ,vo ,,r.,,'noa w - The others will follow
s,,;+ s"t " w. . rorr noriv date
'"1S irhn '|' ot,,or vnte fnr The Hop.e Was: r.
Con ~ u'' 10. w l. Icl,a %. n Il
Eoi,.''i. IN. Go. u n Enon -. :ol,n ",
cnn.+ ",M' 9S, o1' 7 " Iohnstono III: John i,
:4E' Ranis -- -. " G. r Wyche. :: +. Y. ca
,Inrs y - There were
no accessions to the vote of Hughey,
Kibler, Wilson and Neil over the for
,uor vote. It stood Lefore }. l..
Iuohey. .: r. y. kibler. 81; J. G.
Wiison 9: Y. VI. Neil, >. It vii! he
seen that the total vote IS very small,
rot exceeding ore.sixlh Of the vote OF
the county.