The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-08

test the entire delegation of any club. but TO
enter contests for the single purpose Of secur-
ing an investigation of the rolls of all clubs
He desired to do nothing but the fair thing.
Col Lee held that the gentleman was right,
and that no club should have its entire delega-
ton contested unless there were good grounds
for the belief that the clue did not have a
membership of 25. and consequently not en-
titled to ary representation.
Chairman Keels ruled that it was not neces-
sary to state how many delegates were con-
tested from each club, it would only be
necessary to specify when the entire delega-
ton Was contested He further stated that
all clubs would be allowed representative
on the Credential Committee, unless the
entire delegation was contested. Also that
the contest could be made general so as to
include all the clubs
Mr. Lee accordingly 6led his contest and the
grounds.
The enrolment of clubs and delegates was
then completed as follows:
4tkins-Peter Thomas. Jas Thomas.
Bandana-Deleeates not reported.
Bishopriue. Conseruaire-R Carnes,
G H Reid, L Darr, o c Scarborough, J
F. Woodward.
Carters Crossing-D A S,uckey, E F
McCutcben, W X Crosswell, James
McCutchen.
Mavesril1e Farmers-S E Shaw, E M
Cooper.
Earle-H Drane Tindsll, W G Wells, J
W Broadway, T F Hodge.
Prov;dence-L r Jennings Rafield.
Manriue-N Barnett, L Emore, E S Booth.
Mechanics and Laborers-G P McKagen,
HI Wells, Ino Adkins, Chas Thames, W
Pearsall, G E Richardson.
Mavesrilze-J Fl Wilson, Muldrow, J
Mayes, A A Strauss
.Srimmings Pens-W S Dinkins, L n
Foxworth.
Proridence No. 2-w f Lea, Thos
Benenbaly.
Magnolia Democratic { Consuratire)-J A
Rhame, Griffin.
.Statesburg-S Nelson, D Bull, G N
Murray, " W Anderson Jr.
Salem-W A Cooper, Nep Boykin.
Wedgefeld-Peter Mellett, W Aycock,
] Crouch.
Bossord-H T Abbott, T. n. Higgins.
Farme7s-T " Lee, j N Reames, E N
Pitts, N 3 Plowden.
Spring Huh H Evans, ] P Wilson, n
l. Hudson, E P Sbedd.
Hamptou-Johu Rhane, G Parnell.
Zoor-J T Hays, J J Britton, N N
Wilder.
High Hlly-J L Jackson, R Thomas, B
McLauchlin
Bishopvilk 7illman-W A James. Jr, W s
James, " Green. T P Kilgore, J n Spears,
CO Rolins, L Parrot, L Barnes.
M. Clio-Edwip Wilson, " E Green, ]
C Bullock, A Scarborough.
Concord-J Brunson, R Blanding.
Ezcezsior-H Ell PEBBLES, Ross, G W
Jones.
Sumter O Purdy, A Moses, W o
Ammous, II G Osteen, Marion Noise, q
Moses, J D Blandiug, R D Lee, N G Kava-
naueh, S c Baker, W H Commander, H ]
Hardy, J D Graham, Reardon, D
Siuckey, Rosendorf, Neill O'Donnell, H F
Wilson, A G Flowers, S Y Delgar, R A
Brand. A Hussey, T B Kennedy, H SchweriD,
J H Chandler, " H Scott, E c Haynsworth,
A B Stuckey. Mark Reynolds.
Wells K Roads-W J Dunn, f 7 Rich
boorg, H Moneyham.
INanchesler-H C Cuttino, J B Osteen,
Spurgeon Kolb.
M Clio No il j Muldrow, A Shaw,
John H Skinner, A T Cooper.
Gaiilards Z Roods-E Burrows, W Fl
Scale, Gaillard.
Rattlesnake Springs-T Hancock, jr, J N
Hancock, C Caughman.
Pri0ateer-W Cain, J II Jackson, Frank
Melett, J S Dwight.
Thermopyle-L E White, r Brunson.
The committee on credentials was then nom-
mated by the representatives of the clubs and
elected as follows:
Atkins-Peter Thomas.
Bandana-J. E. DuPre.
Bishopville Conservative-R. r..
Carnes.
Bishopville TilllHan-J. J.. Player.
Bossards-T. N. Huggins.
Carriers Crossing-W. K. Crosswell.
Concord-T. B. Brunson.
Earle-W. G.. Wells.
Excelsior-H. E.. L. PEBBLES.
Farmers-T. w. Lee.
Galllard X Roads. E. Gaillard.
Hampton. e. Rhame.
High Hills-J. J.. Jackson.
Lynchburg Conservative
Lynchburg-E. j. Goodman.
Mt. Clio Reform-W. f. Green.
Magnolia Reform. D. Clark.
Mayesville Democratic-J. II. Will
son.
Mannville-N. Barnett.
Manchester-H. c.. CuttinO.