The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19

ticket and Plstforms as recommended
IN the report of the committee. The
motion was carried.
MIR. Emry said there are only two
psrties "If 8 man does not endorse
the democratic platform all through
he does belong here. This is demo
cratic convention"
Mr.. Day moved that no delegate
from any township can take part in
the convention unless he endorses
the democratic platform throughout,
and it was left to the honor of the
delegates.
Mr.. Damn moved that each town
shep be allowed one delegate to the
State convention and that Scotland
Neck and Weldon be allowed two
additional delegates and Enfield and
PALMYRA one additional each.
Mr.. Daniel suggested that the
townships name delegates toi;the
State and Congressional conventions,
Delegates were named by town
ships 50 follows:
BRINKLEYvILLE. - State, t. H.
Taylor; Congressional, J. H. Nor
man, H. S. Harrison, L. Vlnson and
T. II. Taylor.
CoNoCoNARA.-St.J J. R. Tillery;
Cong. W. NJ. Crump and 4. Weeks.
ENFIELD.--St. C. H. whitaker and
Fl. B. Holloway; Cong. Jno. A. Col
Inns, W. c. Thorne, S. G. whitfield,
VIM. BURNETT, J. Cohen, j. L. Whit
aker and J. T. Applewhite.
HALIFAx.-St. E. L. Travis; Cong, F..
W. Gregory, NJ. II, Clark, j. NJ. Griz-
zard, J. j, Daniel.
FAUCErr.-St. F. II: Taylor; Cong. F.
H. Taylor, X, E. Fitzpatrick, W II. Hux,
E. G. Shearln.
LITTLEToN.-St. S. Johson; Cong. Thos
Myrick, Whit Johnson, B. 3. Pullen,
Joe House.
PALMYRA.-St. W, II, White and L.
j. Baker; Cong. L. J. Baker, w. H.
White. B. |. Allsbrook, G. G. Weeks.
RosENEATH.-St. NJ. 7. Savage; Cong.
NJ. T. Savage, P. W, burlington, W. 7.
Vaughan.
SCOTLAND NECK.-St. W. A. Dunn,
j. B. Neal, W. II. Kitchin; Cong. w, F.
Butterworth, A. Mcdowell, W. H
Shields, A. G, Liverman, Claude kitchin,
NJ, Hoffman, 7. W, Fenner.
WELDoN.-St. l, E. Green, T. L.
Emry, W. H. Day; Cong, W. E. Daniel
[. E.. Green, W. w. Hall. J. o. Simmons
A. II. Green, T. L. Emry, H. j. Pope.
Mr.. Day moved that the delegates
to the State CONVEX ton be empower
ed to act with the deleg ates from tht
, other counties to elect two delegates
, from this district to the Nationa
Democratic convention at Chicago.
Mfr. F. H Taylor moved that The
7 secretaries be added to the list o
3 delegates to the State convention
: and Mr.. Dunn moved that the chair
{. man he added also.
3 Mr.. Daniel moved that the nomi
nations for representatives in Thu
State legislature and for count,
3 offices be postponed until q futur'
3 time.
Mr.. Emry thought now is the TIM
! to nominate.
Mr.. F. II. Taylor said it would b.
F, better to wait, aDd followed up hi
g suggestions with some patriotic re
: marks, saying that harmony coult
: be restored by waiting and making
it a canvass from house to house.
z Maj. Neal said nom mate to-day.
: Mr.. Daniel said postpone, Th
d time is too long from now until tn
= election. Candidates cannot make
CONSTANT COnVass.
e Mr.. Dunn said now is the time
He had always been opposed to post
r poniDg the nominations.
Mr.. Smith said postpone, so die
D Mr.. Day and DR.. Collins.
8 The vote was taken by townships
e which resulted 10 vote OF 76 70
postponement to II for presen
+ nominations.
/ Mr.. Daniel thought that Butter
3 wood township ought not to 60 IN
. represented to the State and Con
gresslonal conventions. Mr.. Tnoa
, F Mcguire was named as the dele
, gate to the State convention ant
empowered to appoint the delegate!
to the congressional convention.
By motion Of Maj, Neal the COL
vention adjourned, subject to the cal
OF the Chairman of the count,
, Democratic Executive Comm ttee.
Our Table.
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