The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-26

THE WEBSTER FACTION

THE WEBSTER FACTION
OF the Republican to Hold a Convention
in April.
COLUMBIA. S. c., Feb. 19.-The fo,.
lowing interesting circular was yester-
day issued from Republican headquar.
ters in this city aud explains itself:
Headquarters Of Republican State
Executive committee.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 2, 1896.
y call is hereby made for conven-
ton OF the Republican party Of South
Carolina, to be held at the city Of Co.
lumbia on Tuesday, the 7th day OF
April, 1896, at IL N. for the purpose
Of electing four delegates at large and
four alternate delegates at large to
represent the Republican party of said
State IN the national Republican con-
vention to be held at st. LOUIS. Mo.
on the 10th day of June, 1896. The
Republicans of the various counties,
and all voters without regard to past
political affiliations, who believe in
Republican principles and endorse the
Republican policy. are cordially in
vited to unite under the call of thei
respective county chairmen in the
election of delegates to said Statee~ccoInl: asse
yentlon---~-
The convention will be composed OF
125 delegates, appointed among the
several counties of the State, as fol-
lows: Abbeville 5, Aiken 3, Ander
son 5, Barnwell ). Beaufort 1, Berke-
ley 4, Charleston Chestcr3, Chester
field 2, Clarendon 3, Colleton T. Darl-
ton 3. Edgefeld 3, Fairfield 8, Flor
ence ), Georgetown 2, Greenville 5,
Hampton 2, Horny; Kershaw 3, Ian
caster 2, Laurens 3, Lexington 3, Ma
rion g. Marlboro 3, Newberry 3, Oco-
nee 2, Orangeburg ), Pickens 2. Rich
land i, Saluda 3 SPARTA burg 6, Sum
ter, 5, Union 3, Williamsburg 3, York
4.
A copy of the call for each county
convention should be sent to the chair
man Of this committee as soon as the
same is issued, and this committee
should be promptly notified of the de-
legates elected to the State convention.
Each congressional district is entitled
to two delegates and two alternate de-
legates to the national convention,
who shall be chosen at conventions
called by the congressional committee
of each such district in the same way
that nomination of representatives in
congress is made. All district conven
tions should be held within the bounds
of The district, and cannot be held later
than 80 days before the meeting of the
national convention. It is recon-
mended that the county chairman and
the member Of the congressional COM
mittee from each county join in the
call for a county convention, so that
as far may be practicable, delegates to
the State and con gressional conven
tions may be elected at the same coun
ty convention.
This committee recommend the fol-
lowing apportionment of delegates to
district conventions:
First District, 81 Delegates-Beau-
fort 6, Berkeley 3, Charleston 13 Col
Teton 3, Georgetown 4, Williamsburg
3.
Second District, 81 Delegates
Hampton 4, Barnwell s, Aiken, 6,
Edgefeld 6, Saluda 8.
Third District, 81 Delegates-Abbe-
vile 9, Newberry 5, Anderson 7, Oco-
nee3, Pickens >.
Fourth District, So Delegates
Greenville 9, Laurens 6, Fairfield 5,
Spartanburg s, Union 4, Richland 4.
Fifth District, 25 Delegates-York Z,
Chester 5, Lancaster 3, Spartanburg 2,
Chesterfield 3, Kershaw /, Union l.
Sixth District, 81 Delegates-Claren-
don 4, Darlington 5. Florence i, Marl-
boro 4, Marion 5, Horny Williams
burg 2.
Seventh District, 80 Delegates
Berkeley +, Colleton 4, Lexington 4,
Richlend 2, Sumter Orangeburg S.
E. A. WEBSTER, Chairman.
Attest, J. II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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