The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-08
ROSTER OF
DELEGATES
TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
VENTION.
The Results Of the Primaries in the
Several Counties as Tabulated by
the Executive Committee.

OF fr1Qay, says: Inc I1SntneSS OF the
vote and the apparent indifference to
the result of the election have con-
spired to delay the returns from the
primary for delegates to the Constitu-
tional Convention. In a great many
counties the complete returns have
been tabulated and are available, and
in some the returns go far enough to
indicate what the result will be.
It will be Of great interest to know
who will make up this all Important
be anticipated IS made up of the avail
able reports. In m ost Instances the
nominees Of the primary are gwen as
the most likely to sit in the convention.
In Sumter and Georgetown the Con-
yention nominees, who arc, no doubt,
certain of election, are put down as
prospective delegates to the Conyen-
ton. OF course there is no ant;ci-
pating opposition tickets in the general
election.
The roster, as made up at this time
from the most available sources, is as
follows:
Abbeville-Wm. C. MCGOWAN, L.
H. McCalla, J c. klugb. r. Il. Hemp
hill, Frank B. Gary, r. F. McCaslan.
; Aiken-John Gary Evans. +. P.
Woodward, r. L. Gunter, D., S. Hen
aerson.
Anderson-J. P. Glenn, L. D.
Harris, j. E. Breazeale, D. Fl. Rus
, sell, G.. E. Prince and j. II. Sullivan.
Barnwell-Robert AiGrich, G. D.
Bellinger, c. NJ. HERS. ". C. Smith.
A. H. Patterson. The sixth place is
fetween G. Fl. Bates, Conservative,
I'D S. G. May6eld.
Bearfort-No ticket yet named.
berkeley-J. 3. Morrison. J. B.
Wiggins, E. J. Dennis, VIM. Hender-
son, A. H. DELAY, H. H. Murray, W.
II. Breeland. r. G. McMakin.
Charlsston-Thsyo9. ssyo9.Gs G Barker, P
row, Julian Mitchell, Sr., George +.
Won Kolnitz, Jr, W. NJ. Fitch, JOS.
L. Oliver and ". St. J. Jervey.
Chester-George W. Gage and I. ).
Cunningham, Reformers; J. Lyies
Glenn and L. y. AthIc+on.
Cheste-feld-W. P. Pollock, E. n.
Redfea-n, F. P. Taylor.
Clarendon-Jamcs NJ. Sprolt, Jos
S. Cantey, D. J. Bradaam aud j. ".
Kennedy. WY
Colleton-N. P. Howell: c. W.
Garris, W. J. E:shbnrne O. u. Il.
Behte, NJ. r. Cooper and L. E. Parier.
Darlinston-H. G. Barn, j. n.
Parrott. j. O. A. Moore, and A. ).
Perritt-
Edgefeld-B. r. Ti!!nao, ". J.
Talbert,. George d. Tillman, ". Il.
Zimmerman, J. c. Sheppard and Il.
B. Watson, probably.
Fairfield r. \. Mears, W. L. Ros-
borough, G. ". Ragsdaie anu L. W.
Brice.
Florence-B. B. McWhite, r: N.
McCown, ". F. Harleston, W. r.
CLAYTON and q. I. Kershaw.
Georgetown-J. Ea:leston Read, +.
Z. Matthews and Robert S. Anderson,
folorcd.
Observation-Disclosures, J. ". Gray,
J. Thomas Austin, Hugh Barton and
Hugh B. Buist; Conservatives, H. j.
.Iavnesworth and Capt. G. G. Wells.
Hampton--W. J. Gooding and A.
J. Harrison, Recormers; c. }. Z. hut
son. Conservative.
Horrv-J. P. De-ham and j. A.
McDcrmo.t, Re:ormers; Jeremiah
Smith Conservative.
Kershaw-C. L. Wink:er, J. W.
FLOYD aud J. T. Hay.
Lancaste--Ira B. Jones, J. n. Es-
fridge, J. ". Hamel.
Laurens-Senator Irby aud Messrs.
A. J. Smith, J. H. Wharton, L. L.
Henry.
Lexinston-C. NJ. Efrd, J. L.
Shuler. the Rev. E. s. Lybrand.
Marion-W. !. Montgomery, e. &.
Berry, J. Z. Ellerbe: J. D. Mont
Marlboro-W. D. Evans, T. E.
Dudley, +. H. Hodges.
Newberry-T. I. Rogers, j. A.
Sigh. Jos. L. keitt, Geo. S. Mower,
George Johnstone.
Oconee-W. J. Stribling, J. G.
Alexander. 0. NJ. Doyle.
Orangeburg- VIM. Stokes, l. W.
Bowman, O. +. Lowman, L. S. Con-
nor, E. H. Houser, A. X. Smoak,
Reformers.
Pickens-W. I. Field, Bowen, Re
form; r. F. Smith, Conservative.
Richland-Conservatives, John L.
Sloan, H. G. Patton, J. J. McMahan;
Reforners, Willie Jones, John B.
Dent.
Spartanburg-All Reiormers, Stan
yarne Wilson, G.. A. Barry, W. 7,
Bobo, ". o. Rowland, A. S. Waters,
r. Z. Johnson and W. F.. Carver.
Sumter-Compromise ticket, gener-
alp approved technically out Of the
primary: Conservatives, r. d. Lee,
J. \. Scarborough and 7. B. Fraser;
Reformers, Geo. P. McKagen: Shep-
herd Nash.
Union-R. P. Stackhouse, G. T
Douglass, ". 4. Nicholson, G. A
Peake and J. C. Otis.
Williamsburg-Conservative, Tbos
N. Gilland; Reformers, S. W Gam
bic, ". r. Singletary and Geo. J
Graham.
York-Reformers, 4. H. White, J
S. Brice and J. F. Ashe; Conserva
tires, ". B. Wilson and S. E. White
As far as it goes the roster is not
bad one in many ways. The compro
mise plan has shown what can be done
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