The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-08-06
THE MAKERS OF ORGANIC LAW.
LIST OF DELEG ATES TO THE CON.
S2ITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The Result of the Primaries in the
Several COuntieS-A Better COnser-
Vativc Representative Than Was lex
peCtcd.
Columbia Special to News and Courier.
The lightness of the vote and the ap-
parent indifference to the result of the
election have conspired to delay the
returns from the primary for delegates
to the constitutional convention In a
great many counties the complete re-
turns have been tabulated and are
available, and in some the returns go
far enough to indicate what was he
result viii be.
1t will be of great interest to know
who will make up this all important
convention, and a roster as far as can
DO anticipated is made up OF the avail
able reports. In most instances the
nominees of the primary are given as
the most likely to sit in the convention.
In Sumter and Georgetown tho conven-
tlon nominees, who are, no doubt, cer-
tain OF election, are put down as pros
pectlve delegates to the convention.
or course there is no anticipating op-
position tickets in tho general election.
The roster, as made up ut this time
from the most available sources, is as
follows:
Aboeville-Wm G MCGOWAN, l. II
McCalla. j G Klugh, r II Hemphill,
Frank B Gary, II F. McCaslan.
Aiken--John Gary Evans, f p Wood
ward, II l. Gunter, ID S Henderson.
Anderson p Glenn, l. ID Harris, j
E Breazeale, ID Fl Russell G. T. Prince
and M Sullivan.
Barnwell-Robert Aldrich, q ID Bel
linger, & M HERS, w G Smith, "A Fl
Patterson The sixth place is between
q III Bates, Conservative, and S g May
field
Beaufort-No ticket yet named.
Berkeley B Morrison, j Il Wig.
gins, E j Dennis, VIM Henderson, A II
Debay, III FL Murray, w M Breeland
II @ McMakin.
Charleston-Theo G Barker, :, p X
Bryan. j N NathanS, A S Farrow, Ju-
lian Mitchell, Sr, Geo T. Won Konitz
Jr w nj Fitch, l. Oliver and w ST j
Jervey.
Chester-Geo w Gage and r j Gun
ningham, Reformers, j Lyles Glenr
and Il O Atkinson.
Chesterfield-W L Pollock, Z \
Redfearn, p Taylor.
Clarenden-Jas Nj Sprott, Jos Can
tey, ID j Bradham and j w Remedy
Colleton-M + Howell, G w Garris
w J Fishburue or ID ii Behre, NJ L
Cooper and l. E Parier.
Darlington-H G Burn. j N Parrot
j o A Moore and a j Perritt.
! Edgetield- b Il Tillman, w j Tai
| bert, Geo ID Tillman, w II Thinner
man, j g Sheppard and II B Watson
probably.
Fairlied--R A Mears, w l. Rosbor
ough, G. w Ragsdalc and II w Brico
Florepce-B b McWnite, II NJ Nc
Gown, w II Harleston, w II Ciayto
and T Kershaw.
Georgetown Harleston Read, h
Matthews and Robert S Anderson, col
ored.
eenville-Reformers j w Gray,
Thomas Austin, Hugh Barton an
Hugh b Buist; Conservatives, III
Haynsworth and Capt G. G. Wells.
Hampton-W Gooding and A
Harrison, Reformers; G. j G Huisor
Conservative.
Horny p Derham and j A McDcI
mott, Reformers; Jeremiah Smith
Kershaw-CL Winkler, w Floy
and II Hay.
Lancaster Ira b Jones, N T.
tcidge, j w. Hamel.
Laurens-Senator Irby and Messri
A Smith, j III Wharton, Il l. Henr.
Lexington--C M EErd, l. Shule
Rev Il s Lybrand.
Marion-W Montgomery, l. b Be
ry, j E Ellerbe, j ID Montgomery.
Marlboro-W d Evans. r E Dudle
: II III Hodges.
Newberry-T Rogers, A Sligl
, Jos l. Keitt, Geo S Mower, Geors
f, Johnstone.
Oconee-W Stribling, G Alexa
2 der, O M Doyle.
D Orangebnrg--J VIM Stokes,
2 Bowman, O II Lowman, l. S Connor,
q III Houser, A X Smoak, Reformers.