The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-04-11

entitled to representatives in both branch
eE Of the General Assembly.
8. That the county conventions aiofe.
said be composed OF de!egates elected Dy
the various Reform clubs IN the county,
each club TO send one delegate tor each
twenty Reformers or majority iac-
ton thereof In those counties where
there are no distinct Reform clubs the
Reform members OF each CLUB shall ne
called oy the ExecuuVe felorm Comnit.
,teemen TO meet At the usual place P Of
smeetlnG ana eiecs oeisgates as H.1iesa.u, .p
TO the county convention. For tne pnr,,
pose OF sai1 eIection tne. ciaOs alo5esa.u
sna % gSe ,ant % set on aa4; s a.n uas VI
aukIhsI2, aakuh, 40 arc.nt "nnS oe vntad
ce. ~. sh tha pasorno az Is1eoatea ;n the Ano,st
nni,ear1 ~ sau - 1909 and iii otbars who wsIi
piiala ppia ama .San. sei ,a, so - ah;Sa h1 ord or -.
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potL sno Metolm aIooa stIHns VI lue o'"so oo-
lsI iofn ma Son'enl.Tn % n aeS. na;d,to f,-
3. Inat eac4 he1osm caauluase ~, aTi
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ths S Mt1d d.ss .o .aninns ~ tba rnaat;nn Of
LIE Lily uayo p,eaiuu; r;+.a ~ niedna 20 S;Sa 20
s,u s tha aotia,, nS fha pantson W hara;n
S,ad .5o anS S1s,Un sunnn,t w i0 jte norn;maas
c@et,ou noaatnsii snt sPp snLn.;,ta5 ~
tsost'eotiusr1y - az s9psn,svu' Tn.nn r,o,.nan
=. NJ. Tsaays S1aas I au. u,;.,:o
mn ot So. t1e Sonilu'.seo'
lug IeIS.e W MaS SE auJpoIu p'osn.. a. .h,,.on
On mopon Ul Mr. IicAesS, G .ao quar- St, ap,
pointed Dr.. Stokes, =. a. Sngh, y. Y. Ott,
U. M. Enra ano y. i. austin as com-
m1ttee TO prepare an ADDRESS 70 the he
formafs OF south carolina.
Inc cnair appointed as press c9mmlt'
tee ID. a. Deal, u. Y. Utt ana W. q. pun-
can:
The following resolution, onered Dy y.
Cd: Enro, was aaoPseo; ~,
ReSotoed, inat tne helormers atteno-
ing the varlous ci9p meenngs cailed py
the committee on the 4th DAY OF August,
1894, be requested to express their choice
for Governor Of this State, and that the
chairman OF the delegation of each
club to the county convention be required
to make return ofsaid choice to the county
convention held on the 9th day Of Au-
gust, 1894.
Mi. J. r. Austin offered the following
resolution and 1t was unanimously adopt
ed by q rising vote.
Rssolued, That we, the representatives
Of the Reform party OF South Carolina, in
convention embled, do most heartily
approve of the action Of his Excellency,
Governor B. r. Tillman, for the prompt
manner in which he acted during the
past week in suppressing violence and
disorder and In maintaing tie supremacy
Of che law.
On motion, the convention adjourned,
subject to the call OF the chairman.
The address was issued about 1:3O
o'clock this morning and reads as fol-
lows:
Four years ago, after years Of struggle
In the arena of reason, with tha forces Of
wealth and culture and trained leadership
combined against us-a combination con-
fident, exultant in the pride and prestige
or power long enloyea-tne helormers or
sne Stase 5oineo issue ha siaaLeiy 1e,ofe .Ie
people, ana a. t9e oaii9t Do* Won taelr
But the struggle did not enc mere. an
active, lnteuaeeae ana aggressive MI
norlty mas Keps up tne 9gat VIII , eena- @
CITY tnat' ~ ue.teI CeuS1, "oui4 Son
mand the admIration OF alt men. Hgely
resource knoWn 70 teglsialiYe aao JUL
ciai onstfuetlonlstS mas peen iald 9nuer m
tribute 70 retard tue per1or4apcs OF tne
pledges OF the Heiormers OF tne State 70
the people Of t9e state, ana 70 deieat the
operation or these pledges even after
enacted into law.
HotwInstapnang tnis aoIlYe ana shili,
lui opp1sitiOns unaer sne aloss sad aurG's and
assaS !eaoerShlp, Me uave Eef!oFnoanou ,ono
in so far assuch pledges can be performed
under me organic law OF tns Sta.e. we
nave WorEea OUT tne reLorms we pIoulseu
tne people ana more taSn we Psonisaa.
WIN clear lecol9 penina us, "e INV
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