The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-05-06

Pelzsr-L B Roberts, A Elrod, T J q Murphy,
l. J Simpson, ] S Lawless, BF Strickland, " I
Dickson, J & Guy.on, W Smith, W G LaWle'''
Pie sReorE-JJ' F Carly s N Anderson, v "
Moore, G ID Reid. &C Garrett, W. Moore, w d
Weiborn, W NJ Garrett, A B Holland, G I Hall;
Peudleton1Saml McCrary, b shankhn, Cnar-
lie Bogps, l. " Crenshaw. =.
Piecetown-A Pickens. ] T S Hopkins, ) 3
Spearmau, T L Webb, n S Reeves.
Rock Mills-E NJ Cry, L o Williford, RP Black,
w q Shearer, S o BurrIss. ] r Tilley.
Saluda-R NJ Latimer, Ambrose 8 Lau-
mer. n.
Sandy springs-J " Bowden, ] D McElroy, n
McPhail, ! H Keisler, R NJ Burns;
Slabtown-J Jameson, G A Rankin, IN Glenn,
Leard Smith, W B F Taylor, J P Glenn, w DColly.
Starr-Not represented.
Touey Creek-J P Cox, " e Acker, A. Poore.
Townville, No. les Milford Holcomoe'
A A Milford.
Yves; Savannah R Earle, w 81 Little, J d
williamson, No. IL W Huff, J N Pack, AW
Attaway, J 8 Hogg, ] B Johnson, FIG Gray, Ia
Wiliismston, No. Mot represented.
Chairman McGill announced that the
Convention was ready for permanent or
ganization, and nominations were in or
der.
j. e. Breazeele was the only person
nominated for President, and he was
unanimously elected by exclamation to
the position. The chair was at once yield
ed to President Breazeale, who was
greeted with applause. Mr.. Breazeale
made a short address, in which he thank
ed the Convention for the honor confer
red upon him. 1t was no slight u &c
preside over a Democratic Convention
and especially such IS are held IN Ander,
son County, which are always true ano
loyal for Democratic principles, which
is the guiding star of Democracy. The
Democratic party had always represented
the masses and the Republican party the
classes, From Jefferson's day down "
the present the Democracy represented
the people. He said we had met to-day
for the purpose OF reorganizing the Far.
ty for the campaign of 1896, which woulo
be a lively one, but he thought the peo'
pie needed no prophet to foretell Wha'
the result would be-.
AT the conclusion of the Presidentt
speech the election Of officers proceeded
as follows:
Secretaries-W. E. Lee and w. d
Shearer.
At this juncture J. w. Bowden, a dele
I gate frou, Sandy Springs CLUB, sald NJ
had q series Of resolutions adopted p5
his Club. which he had been INSTRUCTED
TO read before the Convention 1or inior
| nation. After reading them, Mr.. Bow
den said he would, LATER on, introduce s
series of resolutions which aoout GOV
cred the action or resolutions OF his CLUB
On motion, the Convention proceeded
| TO the election of a member of the State
| Executive committee. w. a. Neal ane
J.. P. Glenn were nominated. Mr.. Glenn
declined, and on motion, the Score
/! tary was instructed to cast the vote OF IN
| Convention for Mr.. Neal, which he did.
The County Executive Committee wa
then elected, as follows:
Anderson, No. III. K Hood.
Anderson, No. &c. E. Prince.
Bolton, No. IL. X. Clement.
Bolton, No. 81. T. Green.
Bishops Branch-B. T. Martin.
| Bowling Green-Jasper King.
Broadway. R. Anderson.
Brushy Greek-W. G. Pickens.
Corner, No. III. W. Bowie.
Corner, No. "a. B. Galley.
Clinkscales' Mill.-R. E. Parker.
East Savannah
Five Forks-A N. Richardson.
Flat Rock-W. T. McCown.
Fork, No. III. s. Cromer.
Fork, No. 81. A. P. Barton.
Hall-W. B. Tate.
Hop5well-C. G. King.
Honea PATH. NJ. Hanks.
Hunters Spring-John Eskew.
MI. Tabor----.
Pelzer-J. 81. Murphy.
Peudleton-Sam'l McCrary.
Piedmont. II. Clardy.
Piercetown-A. w. Pickens.
Rock Mills-S. A. Burns.
S~aluda-J. 8. Kay.
Sandy Springs-J. D. McElroy.
Slabtown-J. M. Glenn.
Toney Creek-&. j. Vaughn.
Townville, No.l-C. S. Milford.
West Ssvannah-T. B. Earle.
Williamson, No. I'M. A. Mahafey.