The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-08-07
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Members Elect to Frame the New
Constitution.
The State,

Abbeville-I. h. McCalla. J. G. Klugh. r. &
formers; W: G. MCGOWAN. Conservative.
R. L. Ganter, Reformers % B. S. Henderson,, henderson,
Conservative. -f-...
Anderson-J. E. Breageale, F. P. Glenn, d.
f. Kussel l. Pills p Harris EeSor%srs j. M
Barnwell-G. d. Bellinger. Robt. Aldrich.
A. H. Patterson. c. M. HERS, w. C. Smith,
Reformers; g. 81. Bates. Conservative.
nated Thomas Marlin, Jos. s. Reed land and
Thomas Talbird, Reformers, and LEFT two
places to be filled by the negroes.
Berkeley-J; 3: Morrison. y. B: Virgins. E.
b. 81. Murray, W, NJ. Breeland, r. 9. Nc;
Maxim, all Reformers. Probable general cleo.
Charleston Thee. g. Baker. J. PIX. Bryan,
Sr., Geo. F. Won Kolaitz. Jr, W. M. Fitch
vatives. ...
Ciarendon-D. ]. Brabham, Jos. 8. Cantey'
Chesterfield. w. Gage. I. ]. Cunningham.
Reformers; ]. L. Glenn, R. o. Atkinson, Con.
Collector. R. Cooper, G. W. Garris, L. E.
Parler, D: II. Behre, Reformers; M. P. Howell,
Conservative.
Harper, Reformers; E. ]. Kennedy, Straight.
out. No general election fight.
Darlington-H.C c. Burn, ]. N. Parsott, j. ".
A. Moore. A. J. Perrett, all Reformers. POSI-
bic fight IN general 9n,paot ELECTION. r,,,n,on
b. Watson, w. II. Zimmerman, Reformers !;
&c. Sheppard. Geo. D. Tillman, Conserva.
tives.
Reformers; 7. W. Brice and q: W. Ragsdaie,
FIoreuce-T. G. willoughby. B. B. Mcwhite,
r. NJ. McCown, w. F. Clayton all Reform
Georgetown-J. H. Read. Conservative; e.
F. Matthews, Reformer; r. 8. Anderson,
colored, Republican.
Greenville-J. T. Austin, Hugh Barton, a..
Haynsworth, Conservatives.
Hampton-W. j. Gooding, A. ]. Harrison,
Reformers G. I e autso5' Gonseryatiye; Tnnvo,,
aorrymJ F. Derham sa1,iS and D. A. MepeTmott
Kershaw-C. L. Winkler and J. w. Floyd.
Reformers; j. T. Hay, Conservative.
Lancaster--Ira B. Jones. ]. N. Estrldgr, J..
w. Hamel, all Reformers.
Laurens-J. L. NJ. Irby. A; J. Smith, ]. II.
Wharton, r. L. Henry. all Reformers.
Lexington-C. NJ. Ehrd. ]. L. Shuler, E. s.
lLybrand. all Reformers.
Marion-W. J: Montgomery. E. B. Berry,
Conservatives; ]. E. Ellerbe, J. d. Montgorn-
Marbore-W: P. Evans. T: E: Dudley, Re.
Newberry-George S. Mower, George John
stone, Conservative; T. I. Rogers, J. A.
Sigh, J. l.. Keitt, Reformers.
Oconee-W. J. Stribling, ]. C. Alexander,
Reformers; o. NJ. Doyle Conservative. 80.
Orangeburg-J. w. Stokes, ]. w. Bowman,
o. R. Lowman, L. s. Connor, E. H. Houser, A.
X. Smoak, all Reformers.
Pickens-W. T. Field, W. T. Bowen, Re-
formers; R. F. Smith. Conservative.
Rlchland-John T. Sloan, Jr., b. @. Patton,
Conservatives; Willie Jones. ]. B. Dent. Re-
formers; J. ]. McMahan, unknown.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilson, G. A..
Barry, w. T. Bobo, w. d. Rowland, A. 8.
Waters, T. E. johnson, w. E. Carver, all Re
formers.
Sumter-A probable fight in the general
election between the Keels ticket, all Re-
formers. and compromise ticket consisting
OF r. D. Lee ]. A. Scarborough, T. B. Fraser,
Conservatives; G. P. McKagen, Sheppard
Nash, Reformers.
Union-P. P. Stakehouse. G. T. Douglass,
w. A. Nicholson, G. A. Peake, j. c, OTIS, all
Reformers.
Williamsburg-S. w. Gamble. G. J. Graham
w. R. Singletary, Reformers; 7. M. Gillann
Conservative.
York-A. II. White. w. N. Elder, ]. 8. Brlce,
JF. Ashe, Reformers; s. E. White, w. B.
Wilson, Conservatives.