The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07
WHO WERE ELECTED.
ROSTER OF DELEGATES TO THE CON-
STITUTlONAL CONVENTION.

STITUTlONAL CONVENTION.
The Results of the Primaries in the Sew
| eral Counties as TabuIated by the Execu
tive Commlttees--Several Counties Di
vide their Delegates.
COLUMBIA, August 1.-The lightnes'
of the vote and the apparent inditfer
ence to the result of the election have
conspired to delay the returns from
the primary for delegates to the Con
stitutional Convention. In a grea
many counties the complete returns
have been tabulated and are available
and in some the returns 60 far enough
to indicate what the result will be.
It will be of great interest to know
who will make up this al important
convention, and roster us far as Car
be anticipated is made up of the avail
able reports. In most instances tht
nominees of the primary are given az
the most likely to sit ia the conven
ton. In Sumter and Georgetown the
convention nominees, who are, nc
doubt, certain of election, are pu
down as prospective delegates to the
convention. OF course there is no an
ticipating opposition tickets in the
general election.
The roster, as made up at this time
| from the most available sources. is as
| follows:
Abbeville-Wm. G.. MCGOWAN, l.
|. III. McCalla,J. G. Klugh, r. r. Hemp
hill, Frank B. Gary, R. +. McCaslan
Aiken-John Gary Evans, +. p,
Woodward, r. L. Gunter, D. S. Hen
derson.
Anderson. ?. Glenn, l.. D. Har
ris, J. E. Breazeale, D. II. Russell, G.
f. Prince and j. NJ. Sullivan.
Barnwell-Robert Aldrich, G. D.
Bellinger, G. NJ HERS, w. G. Smith,
A. H. Patterson. The sixth place i.
between G. H. Bates and S. G. May
field.
Beaufort-No ticket yet named.
Berkeley. B. Morrison, J. B.
Wiggins, E. J. Dennis, VIM. Hender
son, 4. II. DELAY, H. II. Murray, w
NJ. Breeland, r. G. McMakin.
Charleston-Theo. G. Barker, j. P
X. Bryan, j. N. Nathans, A. S. Far
row, Julian Mitchell, Sr., Geo. f
Won Kolnitz, Jr., w. NJ. Fitch, Jos
L. Oliver and w. St. J. Jervey.
Chester-George w. Gage and 7. J,
Cunningham, j. Lyles Glenn and T.
O. Atkinson.
Chester6eld-W. P. Pollock, E. n
Redfearn, +. P. Taylor.
Clarendon-James NJ. Sprott, Jos,
Is. Cantey, D. j. Bradham and J. w
Kennedy.
Colleton-M. P. Howell, G. W.
Garris, D. H. Behre, NJ. r. Cooper
and L. E. Parler.
Darlington-H. G. Burn, ]. N. Par
rott, J. o. A. Moore and a. ]. Perritt.
Edgefeld-B. R. Tillman, W. j.
Talbert, Geo. D. Tillman, w. II. Tim,
norman, J.C. Sheppard and B. r.
Fairfield r. A. Mears, w. L. Ros,
borough, & w. Ragsdaie and I. w,
Brice.
Florence-B. B. McWhite, R. NJ.
McCown, W. +. Harleston anu w.
f. Clayton.
Georgetown-J Harleston Read, E.
T. Matthews and Robert f Ander-
son, colored.
Greenville-J. W. Gary, J. Thon1-
as Austin, Hugh Barton and Hugh B.
Buist, II. j. Haynesworth and Capt.
G. G. Wells.
Hampton-W. ]. Gooding and a.
J. Harrison and G.. J. G. Houston.
Horry-J. p. Derham and j. A.
McDermott and jeremiah Smith.
Kershaw-C. L. Winkler, j. w
Floyd and ]. T. Hay
Lancaster-Ira B. Jones, J. n. Es,
fridge and J. w. Hamel.
Laurens- Senator Irby and Messrs.
a. J. Smith, J H. Wharton and r.
L. Henry
Ter and the Rev E. S. Lybrand.
Marion-W. j. Montgomery, f. B.
Berry, J. f. Ellerbee and j. D. Mont
gomery.
Marlboro-W. D. Evans, T. +. Dud-
ley and r. II. Hodges.
Newberry-T. l. Rogers,J. \. Sigh,
Jos. L. Keitt, Geo. S. Mower and
George Johnstone.
Oconee-W. J. Stribling, J. G. al
exander and o. NJ. Doyle.
Orangeburg j. VIM. Stokes, l. w.
Bowman, 0. r. Lowman, L. S. Con-
nor, E. II. Houser and a. X Smoak.
Pickens-W. T. Field, Bowen and
r. +. Smith.
Richland John I. Sloan, II. c..
Patton, J. J. McMahan, Willie Jones
and John B. Dent.
Spartanburg g-Stanyarne Wilson,C.
\. Barry, w. T. Bobo, w. 0, Row
land. 4. S. Waters, T. +. johnson
and w. E. Carver.
Sumter Compromise ticket, gener
ally approved technically out of the
primary: r. D. Lee, J. ~ Scarbor-
ough and T. B. Fraser, Geo. p. Nc
Kagen and Shepherd Nash.
Union R. p. Stackhouse. G. 7.
Douglass, w. y. Nicholson, G. y.
Peake and J. c. OTIS.
WilliamsDurg-Thos. NJ. Giliand,
S. W. Gamble, w r. Singletary and
Geo. j. Graham.
York-!A. H White, J S. Brice
and J f. Ashe, w. B. Wilson and
S. f. White.
As far as it goes the roster is not a
bad one in many ways. 1t could have
been much worse The compromise
plan has shown what can be done,
and there is no hiding the fact.
Just to show how people now feel
about the matter this morning l met
two prominent gentlemen One was
from Lancaster, and he said that the
Conservatives could have gotten one
of the members of the delegation for
the mere asking, and that had it not
been for the hot-headed Conservatives
a strong ticket with one Conservative
could have easily been elected He