The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-09
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.

| The Democratic Executive Com
mittce met in the Court House on Sat
uldsy, June the 6h. The buslncs;
before the club was 10 hear the sen!l
ment of The various clubs Of botl
faclious as 10 division of delegates
according TO the Elliott resolution
which provided, that each faction put
forward FIVE delegates b! whatever
method each faction should chose, and
these delegates TO be voted for in a
primary of all white voters, the two
highest of each faction 10 be declared
the nominees and 10 be voted for at
the general election. Mr.. Mears Offer
ed new resolution TO the effect that
the primary be open 10 all 9ho would
run and that each candidate pledge
himself that in case he was the third
highest of his faction that he would
withdraw, thereby producing the
effect of honoring the two highest OF
both fec ions as candidates at the
general election. Mr.. Elliott concurred
in this resolution, bu; it was lost by
one vote.
Mr., John w. Lyles then ottered The
following resolution, which was car
ried by one vote:
Resozrcd, First, that we have no
authority to dictate whom tie people
shall vote for and we can make no
rule to declare two Conservatives and
two Reformers elected regardless OF
the number Of votes they may receive.
Second, That we favor a division OF
delegates between the factions, if the
people can find men of each faction
ucceptable 10 them, and we urge Inc
voters to select and vote for TWO men
of each faction whose views they can
endorse.
Aftern ards The campaign meetings
were arranged and mausgers for the
prin ry election appointed.
The fir,t IN; etirg will be at White
Oak Oh July 10Th (Friday), at Feaster-
VILE, Goth; Monticello, 2S1; Green
b,ier, 24;h; Blylhewood, 25ih; Long
town, &c h and Winusboro, 9th.
Candidates are assessed 81 each and
slus; file pledge to abide the result Of
and support the nominees Of the pri'
mary at tie general election. The
ln"ney aua l'ledge 10 be handed The
sc, etsry, J. r. Cur:ee, not la'er than
thu ee da,s before the primary. Boxes
and tickets will be delivered to man.
ayers on day of meeting i'll Winns9 ore.
The following managers were ap-
pointed for The primary election:
Men icellc-G. T. S:mms, Frank Il.
McMcekin, j. II. Aiken, j. D. Blair
DIvthewoo?- M. NJ. klinkscsles, P.
l.. Hoffman, w. W. Smith.
Albion j. E. Stevenson, Z. j.
Stevenson, DR.. j. E Douglass.
Salen-T. L. Estes, j, W. Crowd
B. II. James.
Jenkinsviile-T. p. Younginer, j.
G Curry, G. B. Douglass.
Horeb-W. 3. Murry, N. D. Roberts,
j. W. Clarke.
Jackson Creek T. Nj. Jordan, ".
J. Turner, j. II. Kennedy.
Messy Dalc-T. T. Smith, I. {.
Camak, George Smith.
Riageway = r. D. Rolicka r. I.
Blair, James A. Kennedy.
Woodward - r. e. Miller, j.. B.
Morrison, T. NJ. Boulware.
Feas' 'erville-W. j. Keller, 7. ".
Tra,lor NJ. d. T.. Coivin.
Hampton and Longtown - 3. F.
Cos. els, j. w. Rof1er, Melvin Melli-
champ.
Oakland-James Picket, D. II. Rob
crtson, Thomas Rawls.
Bear Creek and Mill Hili-T. W.
S!iyh, Clifton Dukes, r. W. Hollis, II
r. Flannigan.
Cedar Creek-p. A. Broom, j. W.
Richardson, S. G. Brown.
White Oak-J. B. Patrick, S. II.
Terrell, J. j. Mcdowell
Gladdeu's Grove-C. s. Ford, W. S.
Hail, Jr., Daniel Hall, VIM. Dixon.
Horeb, No. 1-CEarlie Robertson,
o. P. Irby, V. II. Robinson.
Winnsboro-H. S. Wylie, NJ. b.
Mob!ey, &. r. Lauderdale, II. l..
Elliott, Jr.