The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
THE RESULT SATISFACTORY.

\ THE RESULT SATISFACTORY.
! It would be very interesting to give
the world what made the turn in the
tide, but that will be developed later
! and be satisfactory to all. AS it is the
result Of the caucus is entirely satisfac'
tory to everyone.
THE CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER
Ats o'clock the CAUCUS adjourned and
the regular true blue Convention met
Upon motion Gen. Johnson Hagood
was selected as chairman of the regular
Convention. He thanked the Conven.
I ton for the honor and remarked that
as it was very late there was no use fol
speaking.
Just as soon as the Convention was
organized Chairman CarwiIe, of the
conference, took the floor and proposed
| to the Convention the resolutions that
had solved the problem for the Conven.
tion. They were not read in Conven-
ton, but were given the press. They
are as follows:
MAJOR CARwILE's RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, men prominent in the
affairs Of the State, claiming to be De.
! mocrats, some ofwhom are now seeking
nomination for high offices ss Demo.
Gratis, have declared themselves bound
by the principles announced at Con.
vention held at Ocala in the State oi
Florida Oh the Sd day of December,
1880, as paramount to all other political
principles whatsoever, which principles
are>eentralizing in their tendency and
opposed to those of the Democratic
party: t..
And whereas, others so now claiming
TO be Democrats have allied themselves
with members ofa new party styled
the Populist party, and have declared
themselves ready to abandon the Demo.
cratic party whenever an opportunity
favorable to the success of the so-called
Populist party shall present itself;
And whereas, under such circum-
stances it becomes the duty of the De-
mocratic party in this State, through
its official representatives in Conven-
ton assembled, explicitly to declare its
position in regard to these disturbing
influences:
Resolved, That this Convention, COM
posed of loyal Democrats from all parts
of tie State, demands of the Conven-
tior to assemble on the 10Th Instant,
under the call of the executive commit
tee of the Democratic party of the State
as heretofore organized, explicitly to
declare the true and loyal allegiance of
the whole Democratic party of the
State of South Carolina to the princi-
pies and organization of the National
Democratic party, and to repudiate aud
rescind the action of the State Con-
vention Of 1892 adopting the Ocala plat
form as that of the Democratic party of
this State.
2. That this Convention also de-
mands Of the said State Convention to
be heldon the 18th inst. to nominate no
one to office who is not in full accord
With the principles of the National
Democracy, nor one who acknowledges
allegiance to the said Ocala platform or
the principles of the Populist party.
3. That the nomination by the Con-
7entioD on the 10Th instant Of any can
didate for any office at the hands of the
Democratic party holding allegiance to
any other than the Democratic princi-
pies and policy shall sbsolve ali men,
bers of the Democratic party in the
State fsom obligation to support such
nominees at the general election,
whether or not they participated in the
recent primary election.
4. That an executive committee, con-
slsting of one member from each coun-
ty, be appointed by the respective dele