The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-02-20
THE NEGRO PREACHERS,
They FORM \ CLOSE AND 7do".
ouGH POLITICAL ORGANIZATION.

oncg oAl,TIcAL Oa64NtZATioN-
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Their o''S en- '''' '.' 49,,
rhursdsy--,n Address >>"e''---s '''
,t of the Proceedings o: their
Meeting.
COLUMBIA. 5. G, Feb l3.-Fhe ne
oro nreachers of tie State haze organ
;ye1 themselves INTO union for tie
n,1,.nose , Of getting thenecrocs OF South
carolina compactiv organized for the
coming fight on the constitutional
convention matter. The State con-
rention Yesterday was what may be
tarnoed a Gathering Of political preach
e,s. ;,,S9far asnolitjcs enter into the
febt a@ainsr the convention. The
Convention was held in the Cavalry
Baptist church and Notwithstanding
the deep snow and bitter cold weather
something over 50 delegates We're IN
attendance, representing most of the
counties of the State. Many letters
We're read from negro ministers in all
sections Of the State expressing regret
Of their inability TO attend, at the same
t;n,a s+at;nr that. each was in hearty
srn,sthT - and occorG with the objects
cf The convention as set forth in the
ceT
-, ,,#l.,1,a6 10 order
.le 1he ion. 6a et!'tp = n wilson and the pro-
os tHe l'e. ,,,orn l1' o,,a,e6 with the singing
ceeGiliSs sId sHe1, MeIe -, C,barre TO Keep I
u tiie ~ 1ta pa,. r Middleton. of
Gas,Joo lase ieJ ~ oraver The conven-
.;a,, o tban listened to the reading of a
ioSson II , rom the B;ble-the 91st psalm
I,I 10 Pev 7 C. z Rowe of Charles
~ 'nG T,o 49, po,- Wilson then read the
oon Oon 60. I1S - ,>oo oo;,re,t;on which has al
readv @ been published. He said this
go wes {le | caIl IN resnonse to which they
SeS Ss.s assanoh,nd .ns ~ Te Said he wanted
tSos, nao 49, ~ 10 +be;, y.orL in = hurry ant;
oneDe nat aWsT w. w br ~ , o'clock He did not
So ~ a,,y ~ tho nraacil,rs wanted Of
&C. Sna T5a GREAT trouble with their
-aea ,-as ta7;,inr 100 mach. 1t had
aT.eadr~ caused mrch trouble. The
par Il n Paif4ord was then made
4en,,orarv chairman. RaiHord was
~ hfsct. . neoro as YOU could find,
d as olseA 80 a claan White Standing
sse11am ~ ~ a,d = rbite fo,r-in-hand tie.
VIC: 60 r.o,,4,,,, ;n4o toe nulDit and
SoI 5.alnoIo ~ 49, aongant;or, ~ a N the most
60 :soJ ,,,o,na,. 49, VIII a suavitv that
ui ist nrte ,.a,,earl-as,Ia and rot little anus
va; "as u Ta snoi,e ,o ofrhn 0eculiar oratorv
ny ny 1a-so ae soEL I9naJo aloonence of others.
and and nroceeded r to deii,er an essay on it.
H. A. boned that there were none such
,,.asen+ w n to3aT (Cries Amen Aaen..0
esSnS sIas, - e.o- JoH-,, - readino an essay
ZIG ensn SsS,s,- 80 - aISa no 70 do what
urging eEeiS 0oGi ~ So ~, want ~, 10
ne "aS oo.n sod,S;.eNno!;t;cal Thav
give plenty ol ':uN loe ,t,o,,no po,,z Marty
came mere oouno . anaa no n,,sn ,ren-and tr.y
-,,,:t wv, mS ,.;Sa alova ali parties. Man.
muss aS now now tiSe t;,,,s Co ere ire things now.
W. W. don't ~. w;sb for snecial legislation.
w w M ~. 90 sentiment vas Their
ese lnel 4ha;r S4ste etc.
oo4n'ts, r.. .ne.a go ~ or 70 oive advice. 4
n,;n;Star;s mi dI,tv was to give warning of
any wrong or danger or anything that
misbt ,s TIo1f he ffhSeaTened calculated to in
;Tre the people Just laws should be
enacted for all the people You minis
tiers have the people; you have then
confidence; YOU can control them.
yon ore the centre OF advertisement
anoonor them. Deliberate much, plan
waII soS wisely and co-operate with
hat % ~b;ch VIII Is for the best interests ot
ererv erer "1,ne one alike lie defended the
every one CO: +1,a obor,ra .hat thev
80 ~o:S;nr rai;rion and politics. It
~ 49, go a-ftr 4b,+ GOOD men willing to work
fos the psople. should come to the
front for ali tle people. If the offices
could be secured as things were he
would refuse them.
The Rev George W. Rowe OF
cbariesfon was made temporary secre'
tow
M po- w n Chappelle asked
Ihe hel: -. oJJreSs and reso
lhat conillilttees o4 S snS one on ed
Iutlon, on oomsst5 .,so;nIe5 He SUGGESTED
3catlon ee a sppoohh'IC poah gressioHal dis.
tnat one ola arosa e.11n +ba committee on ad.
5Ss srles ooNipo'o "
ofsSs D. plaer. ..N1r Cheer I az
Inc hev. :eaSn Eluei -, ,.r;avances be ap.
Ga! a coIllnis'e1 om a,c5terl
polnleo 700. Ha -, 1rocaeSed tc
Ihe conVenI19n In u Sa1aoateS S.aIa Amono
make y sne Uoi1od roii ~ were those of the
the names eHro1;TG ,,,;s';sters M Of various de.
1oiloW ing, a11 InSh ntt1ssH 7 a11rv J. \. John.
noln0 80. .-ab,,rer. TykeS. Greenville
son. oranT; T;sn. & z Mills. Spar.
=. q. Leei NJ ~WcDaniels Newberry
Sanou1s - n n pa4erSon RichlanG: Z
=. :; feTrs, Ill - anS N A Rice of
Chester. G%G " SfSs 81 - r. n Robertson,
negroes, !. IL 70 = q 6an;els ". Tav.
>. 3. Da"A7ns, az nls,,S.n :. . Watsins Green.
lcf; Of =; Enad 2 Wallace. Newberry; E.
TlI!e: 4z::7i: 5reo ~ " = " Washineton. J. O.
=; Nv w n1ss nGnaanr;ile. r =. Beckett, G..
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