The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-04

Honea Path-J NJ. Hanks.
Hope Heli--C. p. King.
Hunters spring-r. II. Burriss
Nit. Tabor---J. ". Palmer.
Martini. y. Martin.
Orr Mills-J. A. Hayes.
Pendlelon--R. w. Simpson.
Pezsr-A. q. Piuckney.
Piercetown-J. b. Spearmau.
Piedmout-J. V. Nandiver.
Rock Miil---S. a. Jones.
Sandy SpringsJ. ID. McEroy.
S!abtowu-G. 4 Rankin.
Start. J. Smith.
Toney Creek-J. y. Cox.
TO.nville No. III. w. Speer.
Townville No. 3
West Savannah
Williamson No. &c. W. Sullivan.
Williamson No. . w. /. Mahatiey
Thc clubs not represented were an
thorlIcd to elect Il member of the com
mittcr.
After some explanatory remarks,
Hon. T.. NJ. Ruckcr, Jr., introduced the
following resolutions which were
adopted:
Whereas, il is desirable that in any
city or tO"n in this county that has
been di:lded by law into wards that
the De n0cratic clubs therein should he
organized by wards, as is permitted by
the constitution of the Democratic
several ward club rolls may bt used Mt
municipal Democratic primaries as
evidence of the right of J. .rsous to vote
at such elections i'll their respective
wards; now, therefore,, be ir re-
solved by the Anderson County Demo
cratic Convention, that permission is
hereby granted tor the formation OF
Democratic clubs by wards, one club
to each ward, III any city or town in
this county that has been by law di-
viaed into wards.
Second. That the Democratic voters
in any such wards who may desire to
organize ward clubs may do SO by get
ting twenty-five or more such voters
Ill such ward to sign an agreement to
enter such club. When such agree
ment has been entered into such per
sons may meet at time and place of
which notice shall be given ana organ
iZc such club by the election of the
usual officers, committees and member
OF County Executive committee. The
secretary OF every such club shall then
certify a cOpJ of its minutes Of organi-
ZntiOn, inclullng the names of officers
and committees elected, and OF the
member of the County Executive Com
mittee, TO the chairman OF the County
Executive Committee, and from that
time any such club shall be recognized
same right and privileges of any other
euch club, and its member for the
County Executive Committee shall be-
come Il member of his committee.
Third. No person shall vote in any
municipal primary who is not mem
ber Ot the ward club in which he re-
sides, and nc person shall become a
iIember of ward club who is not resi-
dent within such ward.
ho
bers Of Democratic clubs in any city or
town which may hereafter organize
into ward clubs, and who are not resi-
dents within such city or town, may
organize club for their own ccnven-
ience within such city or town in the
same manner herein provided for the
organization of ward clubs, and on so
certifying to the chairman of the
County Executive Committee such
club, its officers and committees ms we'll
as lis member of the County Executive
Committee, shall have all the rights
anu privileges of any other club.
Resolved. further, That upon the
organization of the clubs Us provided
TOR herein the clubs in the city of An
dersOn shall be dissolved.
The election OF delegates to the State
Convention was declared next in order,
and the following gentlemen were
nominated: john Il. Green, A. e..
Pinckncy,. J. W: tluattlebaum, s. O.
Jackson, j. G. Milford, T.. NJ. Rucker,
Jr., j. E. Breazeale, j. W. Ashley. n.
II. Watkins, s. n. Browne. "A. &. Lati-
mer, ". p. Tribble, DR.. 5. +. Porter,
j. B. Douthit, Fl. +. Cely, \. IL. Dag.
nall, w: Z. Pearman, ~. NJ. Carpen-
ter, r. A. Dagnall.
AS Anderson County is entitled to
twelve delegates, on motion it was
agreed that the twelve gentlemen re-
ceiving the highest votes be declared
the delegates. and the others the alter
mates.
The voting was by ballot, and while
tne tellers were counting the votes,
Hon. j. E. Breazeale introduced the
following resolutions, which we're
adopted
Whereas, in this age of commercial
ism and tendency to Capitalization of
political power it is important that we,
rs Democrats, should not forget the
main principles upon which our party
has always stood, and which have aid.
ed In making the United States the !!
greatest republic in the world. some Of
which have been incorporated ia tbs
Resolved, That we, the representa-
tives Of the Democrats of Anderson
County IN convention assembled, do
hereby renew our adherence to the
principles upon which our party was
and hayo ever since stood.
l. lnviolable preservation OF the
federal constitution, according to the
true sense in which it was adopted by
the States.
2. Opposition to monarching it's fea-
lures. We are therefore opposed to
the central government assuming pow
ers not given the government by the
and any attempt to make
our government more of monarchy
than a republic.