The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-29

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Henry p. Clarke, w. Lowrance.
| ChaS. a. Doug ass, M. q. Robertson,
Jonn NJ. !iawley, l.. B. Spigener,
John G. Haskell, A.. II. Vernon.
| sPARTANBURe.
D. j: {; Ezell. j. w. Hawkins,
n. U. Brown, >. M. Caldwell,
}. Z. IIertzOg, James M. Phillips,
VIZ. Brown. }. B. Brown,
y. NJ. OShields, J.. Frank Pearson,
=. L. Brown, w. 5. Morrison,
N. L.. Bennett, +. e. Allen.
SUMTER.
X. ID. Lee. Altamount Moses,
II. NJ. Lenoir, ". ii. Commander.
w. ID: Scarborough, S. E. Nelson.
y. ;. MuldrOw, Il. A. Brand,
N. 5. Mcleod, II. r. Sanders.
UNION.
j.. W. Gregory, r. K. Palmer,
NJ, Is. Lee, ID. z. Duncan,
j. NJ. Greer, B +. Bobo.
j. 5. Welch. w. II. Gault.
WILLIAMSBURG.
w. NJ. O'Bryan, j. j. Eaddy,
}. NJ. Kennedy, Ii. e. Eaddy,
II. E. Goodwin, A. II. Williams,
D. 5. Graham, w. j. Singletary.
j. r: Cook, j. f. Leech,
W. j. Miller, M. S. Carroll.
J. w. Neil, w. N. Elder,
W. ). Rawlinson, r. II. Higgins,
r. E. Porter, j. f. Whitesides.
1t was moved that as there were no
contests or protests among or against
any Of the delegations, the usual com.
miltce on credentials be dispensed with,
and that the roll, as called by the secre-
tary, be adopted as the official roll OF
the convention. Adopted.
On motion the temporary organization
was declared permanent.
The following ce-presidents of the
convention were elected by acclama-
ton:
First District-Dr. W. S. Barton of
Ornngeburg.
Second Dlstrict-W. II. Mauldin of
Hampton.
Third Distrlct--D. X. Norris of An
derson.
Fourth District-E. G. Allen of
Sp:,rtanbury.
Fifth District-Ira B. Jones of Lam
caster.
Sixth Dstrict-Dr. j. o. Byrd Of
Florence.
Seventh District-T. w. Stanland of
Berkeley.
The following committee on platform
and resolutiona was then appointed:
Abbeville-H. ]. kinard.
Alken--John Gary Evans.
Auderson-D. X. Norris, chairman.
Harnwell-S. G. Maytield.
Beautort-W. j. Verdier.
BerkelY-J. B. Morrison.
Charleston Edward McCrady, Jr.
Chcstcr-T. J. Cunningham.
Chesierlield-D M. BarrenliDe.
Clarcndon-S. A. Nettles.
COllcton--L. f. Parler.
DarlingtOn-J. Nj. Waddill.
Edgeiield-H. II. Towns.
Fairfield. Nj. Galloway.
Florcnce-B. i. McWhiLe.
GeOr1etOWn-
Greenvlle--T. II. WesLmoreland.
IIampton-W. II. Mauldin.
lIouy-.Johu G. Durham.
kcrshaw-T. j. Kirkland.
l.ancaster-J. g. Elliot.
l.alTens II. i. Crews.
I.exington-M. B. Wannamnker.
Marion-J. G. IIaselden.
Marlboro-J. N. Drake.
Newberry--C. II. Wyche.
Oconee-W. j. Stribling.
Orangcburg-J. ID. Fielder.
pckens--E. $. Griffin.
Rlcllland--JohM &. Haskell.
SparlanEurg- e. &. Allen.
Sumtcr.-R. ID. Lee.
Union-J. W. GeorgOry.
Williams sburg--JOhn :. Graham.
Iork-W. j. Miller.
On motion the rules OF the House of
Representatives were adopted for the
government of the convention.
a little iun Pnsued over the mOtion
to take recess until $50 O'Clock TO
await the report of the committee on
platform aud resolutions.
A delegate moved to make il i o'ciock
and another moved to further amend by
making it S O'Clock. A motion to r. bile
brought on almost endless confusion.
Chairman Pope began TO put the mo-
ton and Delegate Kressel interrupted
the end o. the gavel of and Il. ed of this
! sentence:
~ want the gentleman to understand
that am running this cOnven jon
MIR. kressel--Well, run it right.
Laughter.
The chan nman, rapplng his gavel
loudly-That's what Pm doing, and the
gentleman will come to order.
Mr.. Krtsscl--I can't hear nything
vixen you are making such row with
your gavel. Laughter.
The motion was put aud the chair.
man, re ierring 10 the large volume OF
ayes," asked:
Are the noes satistied?"
Noiccs-NO, sir! Division?
Chnrman Pope appointed Col. John
T.. Haskell as one of the tcllers TO count
the vote aud as he began to count The
ayes some one shouted out That there
had been IL mistake in putting the mo-
ton.
DR.. Pope accepted the correction and
put the motion anew.
Voice-Oh, that amt it! daughter. !
Chairman POpe-It seems there was
an amendment TO extend the time until
s o'clock.
VoicG-Four, sh! [Laughter.]
r, hnOther yoice-No, it's S O'Clock,
Laughter