The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-20

charge of their management in the
South.
An unfortunate conception of their
scope has probably destroyed the good
there might have been in the organiza-
tion for South Carolina. Speaking OF
their aim and object Col. Chauncey f.
| Black said
There are States in which, under
certain circumstances, this organiza-
tion furnishes the only refuge for true
! Democrats intent upon national work,
such as tariff reform. Where ma
chimes unfriendly to political progress
or economic reform have taken posses
| sion of the old State organizations, or
whore Populists or other third parties
have temporarily seized them, a sys-
| TEN OF Democratic societies in touch
with II regular national organization is
almost the only method of cooperation
with the National Democracy open to
straight Democrats. These societies,
that purpose at the passing moment.
teaching sound constitutional doctrine
all the year and every year, and per-
manently embOdying the most active
Democrats, would seem necessary to
prevent the sudden disorganization of
the Democracy which has so frequently
befallen it South and West, from temp
orary popular delusions."
The South Carolina colony were
much suddened by the death of Mr.. j.
w. Camel. He was popular among
his fellow officers.
Dr. Meadors, father-in-law of South
Carolina's distinguished lawyer, j. j.
Darlington, held u brief but touching
service over the remains of MIR. Camel
at the private chapel Of undertaken
Lee. a guard cf honor, composed of
forty uniformed police, escorted the re-
mains to the Pennsylvsnia depot, and
as special token of respect, Major
Moore, Chief Of Department, com
manded the detachment.
NAMES AND POSITIONS.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Railroad Com
missioner, $4,5O0: two clerks, $1,000.
u. StObo Farrow, Spartanburg Coun-
ty. End Auditor Treasury Department,
So. 3.000-credited to Butler.
w. O. Bradley, Abbevillc County,
Chief Treasury Department., $1,000
Butler.
L. NJ. Brantley, Orangeburg County,
Chief Treasury Department.. s., 300
Brawley.
E. M"Kucker, Columbia. law clerk
Interior Department, $lSO0-secured
through Rucker, of Georgia.
DR.. j. B. O. Landrum, land agent
Oklohoma, $lS0O-Butler
j. e. Nettles, Darlington, Consul,
| $2400-Brawley
- Kirk, Charleston, Consul, $240O
-Brawley.
f. Nj. Hammond, Aiken, Ordinary
| Oklahoma, $900-Rutler.
j. d. Brown, Columbia, laborer
printing Office, $40 per month.
j. G. Youmans, Hampton, laborcr
Census Bureau, So per .day-Butlcr.
Talbert.
H. H. Scott, Edgefeld, messenger
Senate, $I40O-Butler.
j. Nj. Baker, Abbcville, Assistant
Librarian, $l320-Butlcr.
+. G. Caughman, Lexington, door,
keeper Senate, $50 per month-Butler.
w. Beattic Perry, Grccnville, Page
Senate, $75 per month-Butler.
j. Y. Jones, Abbevillc, doorkeepcr
Senate. $l200-Irby.
A. w. Ware, Greenville, printing
office, 81 per day-Butler.
B. p. Foster, Pickens, Agricultural
Department, $50 per month Butler.
Huger Godbold, Marlboro, printing
Office, So per day-Butler.
j. a. Mccall, Marlboro, messenger
War Department, So per day-Butler.
- McKinnon, Marlboro, laborer
I printing office, 81 per day-Butlcr.
| G. w. McFeat, Columbia, book bind
ing, So per day-Butler.
--EVans, Charleston, composition
| CIV min tipu offinn 60 nor Rno ny
ley.
W. I. McDavid, Columbia, compost
tor Gov. printing office, $3 per day
| Butler.
Wyatt Holmes, Edgetield, doorkeep
er Treas. Department, $50 per month
| Butler.
Marx Kahn, Spartanburg, laborcr
Census office, 50 per day-Butlcr.
NJ. p. Trapp, Fairfield, laborer
printing office, 80 per day-Butler.
VIM. Assman, assistant librarian
House, $1200-Brawley.
! Mrs. Jenkins, Grcenvillc. printing
office-G w. Shell.
Miss Mary Croft, Grecnvillc, Treas
Jas. Fair, Messenger Interior De
! partment, $75 per month-Irby.
Yancy CAN'T, formerly of Georgia
| Interior Department $3 per day-per.
| sonal by Hon. Hoke Smith.
Bradford, York County, compost
tor printing Office, $3 per day-Strait
- Smith, Oconee, compositor print
| ing office, $3 per day--Latimer.
r. f. Farley, Darlington County
Messenger House, 200-McLaurn.
Frank Rhodes. Marlboro, Agricul
tural Department, $50 per month-Mc
Laurin.
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