The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-13
WlNNSDORO, S. c.
TIE SITUATION.
Tile State.

Tile State
A. far as Our information goes, 'hc
,itn ,tion in the several counties t"Ech-
iro the division of delegations 10 the
constitutional cou, ention lSas follows
Ii Abbsrillc-a Ring cou"tH-tHc
Reformers have refused t. allow TIC
Conservatives equal representation:
and III. Conservatives say they WIZ
accept nothing less.
In Aiken (Ring) al equal dlvi>l'l'
his been agreed upon
In Anderson (R'ug) 'he Re or'HerSS
have refused al equsl d:rlSi III, ard
The CoM>, ryativeS have de crIn!n@d 10
make straight fight.
In Barnwell (ising) moth ny In -,
been done thar VIC lave he;l, Of.
There is 20 Indication that tic nc
formers will allow any rrrFcs"r!Ai ioH
to the Conservatives.
In Beaufort (ncgro fus;oO nothing
seems to have been doe by either
side. Senator Ti!lman saws thhat the
delegation will consist Of ReforlHe S
and negroes.
In Berkeley (Ring) The Ref rmer>
refuse repre-: entation to the tonSer'a-
tives and aely upon ''tiIc count" 10
elect their ticket.
In Charleston Conservative th"
county executive commitcc room
Gend division of the delegation, bu;
county convention, called for tie
purpose, will have to decide the qucs-
ton.
In Chester (about equally dividcd)
the Refolmers and Conservatives have
agreed upon an equal division.
In Chesterfield (numb'rs nearly
tquaD there is chance for al equal
division, but nothing defini'e has teen
done.
In Clarendon (R:ng) the teformc:S
have refa.ed 10 divide the delegation.
In Colleton {Ripg) there is 80 pros
pcct OF ali equal divi iin, ,;r. any spc-
cific division
In Darlington (comphx on d yub fuO
the Conservatives have refused 20 &C:
cept anything short o. ~ equal :divis.
ion, and the Refarmcrs seem !:ot %
have offered All ulti,natnm. J.. :.
In Edgeic'd (Ring) county cPl.:
venti N has expressly refused to make
any definite division with tic .lon
seryatives. +:
In Fairfield (about equally divitlsH)s
negotiations fo: equal divisi III have,
been in progress, but i! is do651fas
whether they will sGccec.l. The toiSs
servstives rcfue to accept less t,::a:'
half tnc de!egatlT',n, and arr prepared
for straight i.ht il nee sSa'y.
In Florence (Ringl &n cquv! divis-
ION has be"n refused, and tt Con-
se:Yatives will fight It out in the g,'ne'
raj election.
1: In Georgetown (:iegr6 fu,ion) there
will be no diviSio :. an! Il. Conserya
tive delegation vii bt. elected.
In Grecnvil!e (ting) In. iteforlatrs.
are opposed to equaI divi ion, and the
Conservatives vii, doubtless make 4
straight fight.
In Hampton (Ring- -Forty) the Re-
formers offer the Conservatives one
delegate out of three The Slraightout
Democrats have decided to go 10 the
general election. -.
In Horny (ConservativeForty) d.
vision has been agreed to, moderate
Reformer being the oil delegate.
In Kersaaw (Ring) tn; county c,n-
ventlon has refused represent 'tion t"
the Conservative.
In Lancaster (R;n:}, the county
convention has refused T. div tie the
delegation.
in Laurens [Ring) he is not even
Il hin, of a hope of any d vision. The
county is under Irby's thumb.
In Lexington (king) the Rcfrmer>
II convention have refused to divide
with the Conservatives, and the latt".l
a: c organizing for Straight fight.
In Marion (Furty) an eqnal division
has b ell agreed t..
In Mar. boro (Forty ,r Ring0 no
asrs cment for division seems to have
been made.
In Newberry G,ing or CoHserva-
,ireO 4 division is talked of, but
nothing has b; Ell determine! upon
The Conservatives will certainly make
q straight fight unless they &c; equal
representation.
In Oconee (Forty) a division has
been agreed upon.
In Orangeburg (Eing( the executive
committee has declared against a di |
vision, and there seems to be no pros
pcct of it.
In Pickens (Ring) there seems to be
no chanc, of an equal division, and
the Conservatives are likely to make q
straight fight.
Ip RichIand onservative) a con-
rcntion is to be hald tomorrow to con-
si'er the question of division.
In Spartanburg (Ring). no quarter
Will be given the Conservatives and
they a,e organizing for Straight
fight.
In Sumter (Conserva ive) there is
to be a straight fight, outside
of the primary. Each side is organ
izing.
In Uuion (R;ng) tie Rcforncrs re-
fuse to divide.
Iii Williamsburg (Ring) coantv
has refused to allow di-
vision.
In York (Forty) an equal division
has been agreed upon.
To prevent pae an. iel.cate childrc
from. .lapsing into chroni: invalids
ater a1' fife, they should take Ayers
Sar>aperiI'a together with plenty of
v ho!csome food and outdoor eXer-
.iSe What they nCcl TO bui.l 10 the