The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-11-27

Tillmon. G. D.; Zimmerman, Wat
son, Virgins, Wilson, Stanyarne-52.
Nays-Messrs. Austin, Barry, Be
hre, Bobo, Bowman, Brice, 7. w:
BUST, Burn, Carver. Clayton, Cooper,
DELAY, Dennis, Dudley, Fitch, Gam
bic, Garris, Gary, Gilland, Graham,
Harris, Hay, Henry, Howell, Hutson,
Jervey. johnson. 7. E.; Kennedy, +.
j.. Kennedy, J. w; klugh, Lee, Nc,
Caslan. McCown. MCGOWAN, Mcka'
gen, McMahan, McMakin, McWhite,
Miller, Montgomery, J. D.; Mont,
gomery, W. J. Moore, Murray, Oliver
Parrott, Parler. Patton, Prince, Rags
dale. Read. J. H; Redfearn. Rogers,
Rosoorough, Rowland, Scarborough,
Singletary, Sigh, Smalls, Smith. a.
j.; Smith, W. G.; Smoak, Stribllng,
Taylor, Won kolnitz, Waters, Wells,
Whipper. White, \. H. White, S, +.
Wilson. w. B.; Woodward-2.
Mr.. Stanyarne Wilson then sent up
his amendment to make the per diem
50, and Mr.. MCGOWAN sent one which
which was section ! as reported, with
one word changed-the date.
Then motion to adjourn was made
by Senator Tillman and he insisted on
the roll call amid the confusion. Pres
ident Evans had the greatest trouble
in bringing the house to order sutfi,
ciently to have the roll called. The
house refused to adjourn by vote of
25 to 81.
Senator Tillman, at this juncture,
rose and said that he had been reliably
informed that the ajority of the con
vention had come here pledged to
vote for this 81 per diem. Therefore,
if they wanted to commit political sui
eide, let them 60 ahead. bow to the
will of the convention.
Mr.. Fitch said in the same spirit he
hoped that those who had made the
amendments would take the proper
steps to kill them and let the commit,
tees report 60 through.
Mr.. Wilson's amendment was then
called up and Mr.. MCGOWAN insisted
on his substitute. There was a bad
parliamentary tapgle, and amid the
greatest confusion President Evans
did his best to unravel it, while the
members wrangled and wrangled.
Finally the vote was taken directly
on a motion to table Mr.. Wilson's
amendment to make it 81 day: The
amendment was tabled by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Barry, Barton, Behre, Bobo,
Ro,ran Rr;ce r 6. Rrice. T. w: F.:
Burn, Cantey, Carver, Clayton, Coop
er, DELAY, Dudley, Fitch, Gage, Gam
bic, Garris, Gilland, Graham, Harris,
Hay, Hemphill, Henry, Hutson. Jer-
vey. johnson, T. E.: Kennedy, E. j. !;
KIugh, McCalla, McCaslan, McGow-
an, McKagen, McMahan, McMakin,
Mitchell, Montgomery, J. D.; Mont
gomery, W. j. Moore, Oliver, Parler,
Parrot, Read, J. H; Redfearn, Rog-
ers, Rosborough, Rowland, Scarbor-
ough, Singletary, Sigh, Smalls, Smith
A. j.: Smith, r. F.; Smith, W. c.;
Smoak, Stribling, Taylor, vonKolnitz,
Waters, Wells, Whipper, White, A.
H; White. S. E.; Wilson, W. B.;
Woodward "a.
Nays-President John Gary Evans,
Alexander, Atkinson, Austin, Bow
man, Connor, Douglass. E6rd, Field,
Floyd, Gray. Hamel, Henderson, D.
S.. Houser. Johnstone, George; Keitt;
Kennedy, J. W: McWhite, Meares,
Mower, Nicholson, OTIS, Patterson,
Russell, Shuler, Sloan, Talbert. Till
man, B. R.; Tillman, G. D.; Watson,
Wiggins, Wilson, Stanyarne-39.
Mr.. McGowan's substitute, which
was the report of the committee mere
ly changing the date from Oct. Is to
Oct. is, was then called up. It pro-
vided for 81 day.
Mr.. Nicholson then offered the
same amendments that he had offered
to the matter at the start.
Mr.. Cooper moved to table them.
This was done.
The MCGOWAN substitute was then
adopted without trouble. 1t was ex-
actly the same as the section of the
committees report given above, save
that it read "Oct. 16, instead Of "Oct.
Is"
At11 80 the convention adjourned.