The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.
Some Resolutions Passed-Managers Ap-
pointed-Three Campaign Meetings
to lie Held.

Some Resolutions Passed-Managers APP
pointed-Three Campaign Meetings
to lie Held.
According to adjournment, meet
ing OF The New berry County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee was held
in the court house at l o'clock last
Saturday. The meeting was called to
order by the chairman pro tenn, the
Hon. Cole L. Blease. In the absence
of the Secretary A. f. P. Bedenbaugh
was elected secretary pro tenn.
1t was moved and carried to proceed
to the ratification of the managers Sc
lected by the different townships. Nos:
3, and 6 Townships made no report
of selection of managers.
G.. \. Mills moved the chair appoint
a committee Of three to select managers
Tor Maybinton and Glymphville pre-
cincts: adopted. The following were
appointed on that committee: G. a.
Mills, 4. J. Gibson, F. W. Higgins.
The following committee was appointed
to select managers for Cromers and
Whitmires precincts: NJ. II. Folk, i. S.
Sease, NJ. B. Chalmers. w. H. Hunt,
Jr., moved that the same managers be
appointed forLongshores that acted last
year: adopted.
The list of managers published be-
low was then adopted as the managers
for the respective precincts. w. H..
Hunt, Jr., moved that the same mana
gers be requested to serve in case there
was second primary; adopted.
4. J. Gibson moved that each candl-
date priut his own tickets. w. H..
Hunt, Jr., offered as an amendment
that the tickets be of the regular size,
- inches wide and ) inches long and
white; adopted as amended.
w. H. Hunt, Jr., moved that the
oath and section of the Statutes gov
erning primary elections be sent out
with boxes; adopted.
w. H. Hunt, Jr., moved that new
club rolls be made by secretaries of
local clubs and kept open until the
24th instant for any changes necessary
to be made, and file them with the
secretary of the Executive Committee
five days before the election; adopted.
w. H. Hunt, Jr., moved that the
rules governing the primary election
of 1892 be adopted for the government
of the election of 1898; adopted.
T. S. Sease moved that members OF
the Third party be not debarred from
voting at the primary. Tie Third
party question being raised, the chair
appointed a committed consisting of
F.V. Capers and T. S. Sease to draft
suitable resolutions expressing the sem
timents Of the Executive Committee
on the Third party movement in this
county. The committee submitted
the following:
Resolued, That all white men who
voted the Democratic State and county
ticket in the last general election and
whose names are on the club rolls be
allowed to vote in the Democratic prl-
maries in this county upon pledglng
themselves to abide the result of the
said primaries.
A. ). Gibson offered the following as
substitute:
Reso1ued, That any white man who
subscribes to the constitution of the
Democratic party and signs club roll
be entitled to vote in the primary to be
held on the 29th ofJune, 1898.
Or the vote on the substitute the
ayes and nays were called for. The
vote resulted:
bapgh, Blease, Chal-
mers, Crooks, Folk, Gibson, Harmon,
Higgins, Hunt, Kempson, Koon, Nc
Intosh, Nichols, Paysinger, Reid.-15.
Nays-Capers, Miller, Mills, Pugh,
Sease.-5.
Substitute adopted.
IT. S. Sease moved that three cam
paign meetings be held. The ayes and
nays were called for,
Ayes-Bedenbaugh, Capers. Crooks,
Folk, Harmon, Higgins, Kempson,
Koon, Miller, Mills, Nichols, Pugh,
Sease.-l3.
Nays-Blease, Chalmers, Gibson,
Hunt, Mcintosh, Paysinger, Reid.
The motion was adopted.
G. A. Mills moved that committee
be appointed to select time and places
for the meetings; adopted; committee:
Capers, Nichols, Hunt. The committee
brought in report recommending that
the first meeting be held at w hitmires
June 18th; the second at Newberry
June Goth; third at J. B. Kempson's
June 24th; adopted.
The committee then adjourned.
This report is as near as we can we'll
make it verbatim report of the secre-
tary's notes. The reporter was not
present.
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
Newberry--J. E. Prince, w. F. Ew-
art, J. H. Summer.
Gibson's-S. S. Cunningham, J. E.
Brown, w. H. Wendt.
Mayointon-B. F. Hawkins, Berry
Richards, VIM. Whitney.
observation-disclosures Ruff, John
Henderson, J. NJ. Wicker.
Cromer's-A. B. Sigh, Bachman
Cromer, Thos. Harmon.
Whitmire's-Charles Tidmarsh, Ell
more Todd, j. S. Spearman.
Jalapa-Thompson Connor, G. c.
Glasgow, w. E. Merchant.
Longshore's- NJ. Smith, Lem
johnson, Josh Davis.
William's-B. F. Day, J. R. Irwin,
J. T. Vaughn.
Dead FALL. NJ. Nichols, J. w.
Reagin, L. w. Etheridge.
Prosperity-N. E. Taylor, R. I. Stou-
denmayer, John NJ. Schumpert.
Hendrix Mill. B. Stockman, }.
z. Monts, P. w. Shealy.
Sligh's-J. B. Kempson, B. Il. Mil
ler, J. B. Latham.
Jolly Streets. A. Rikard, J. W.
Werts, J. D. A. Kibler.
Pomaria-W. ). Eptiug, Leander
Long, D. w. Kinard.
WaIton-J. J. Crooks, R. L. Crooks,
G. B. Sigh.
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