The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02

Uu:on-L- y. Young. D. H. Wal
lace.
YORK;. II. Norris. J. +. jenkins,
T. G. Mose,. C. *. S,eSa!!.
a, the 7o!! cal, :ee.e weee
no delegates 20 snswe- from Char
lesion. Co,le:on. Dorchester. Edge
seld. Georgetown. Hampton. zee.
Marlboro and Saluda-
Tia: candidates 70: congressional:
donors will be placed ~ .ne si!ed =,
1912 IS shown by tie following :eso-
luton. which was adopted r:thou,
dissent. as were al, other resolutions.
Resolved further. That ;ae dele
gates return 70 the!. homes and OF.
sanize the party n the couo:ies and
congressional districts based Upon
,he organization perfected today
looking 70 active effort in !9lo BY
the nomination Of a candidate Coz
congress in each o: the seren con-
,resslonal districts OF TIE State.
This resolution means hat tae
white Republicans vii! not put GU;
candidates this year. The negroes
have already nominated candidates
20. :wo congressional districts the
First and the Seyen;a.
There were 4 number o. reso!u-
lions embraced in the report o: :ae
committee on organization. Among
the things favored BY the contention
::e.e a more rigid immigration law.
ch:ld labor Law prohibiting the ~o:A-
Ing o. children under ce:;a:a ages
,ha. have beer passed BY the State
legislature. standard e!sat-hou:
work day for the !aboc!ng men and
women OF the country. a continue
adjustment Of the ts7iG according 70
,Ae Republican way.
D. II. Wallace OF Union Vas elect
ed secretary aad treasure. o; sae
permanent. white Republican organ
.a:!on IN this State. He Is son
u n. late Jucs- ". Il. was!ac"
well know as the speake. and OF
sao:zer t. the Wallace :Ious"
which was organized during The "a,
OF Radical regime il Colunah... The
occupation Of the secretary and
treasurer is given as that .: 2s:.-
chan. and planter.
A0gn no .tls A.
ION was c. Z. Grey. who comes IRON
Wescn!ns,e. and -ep:esen; thr CO.
majority n the general erection
or this State.
The negro has been kicked ou, o!
south Carolina po!!tics AMI the dc;e-
:a;es 10 the S:ate convention o:
white Republicans were op' Z IL Lei:
IMPRESSIONS ,ha, :hey had 'aco~a o.
be milestone This was IL CHAR
,csesiza;ioo o. che negro IL R"pv 1!i
AN politics by ss-e-a! o: .h2 dele
gates.
AS enumerated oy Joh:: u. capers
here xer. lis delegates a; :&e c.:
.ea::ca from practically every ccun
" IL the State The names OF man,
II ,ne delegates were With 5e!d b,
John G. Capers.
he following are the members .
the several committees that were ap
pointed by Mr.. Capers as tempoTa7:
chai-mcn:
C-edsn;ial-L. ". c. Blaiock
Laureas county: 4. G.. Vavues. o.
Iangeburs: John Hart. Spar;anbu.s
/. J. Tucker. Marion: tno Cac;ey
kershaw: JOS Co-bc,. Bamoe-g.
Resolutions aad Organizations
I. D. Melton. Richland county: j
". Shell. Lau1eas: c. ". Mobiles
Oranseaurs: r. 4. Harmon. Spar
.anhu-s: E B. Wassomaa. S"mte:
o. <. Hutchinson. R!chlaad. Y. :
CLAYTON Fairfield.
| Committee on Pla,torn-;co.
Fox. Sumter county: W. II. CcA
Oconee: Chas. Dud!ey, Cherokee: :.
c. Cain. Calhoun: ]. 4. Bram!et
Greecviile:: II. " Scott. Fairfield
l. H. Norris. York.
| COMMITTEES on Nominations =
z Mayae!d. Cce.cvill~ corncy Ja'
IF Jenkins. York. Emanuel Cock-e
Lexington: Jas. Boyd. LauTens: .
Il. Williams, Newber.y: Jao NJ
C-avev. R!chlau4: Chas Dude.
lChe-ckee