The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-04
COUNTY DEM. CONVENTION.
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS ADOp-
TED REGULATING QUALIFI-
CATION FOR VOTING.
Wcdgefield Club Takes Advance Stem
Election of Officers and Dele.
gates-ROutine Business.
From The Daily Item, May 2.

noon To-Day. j. H. Clifton, ESQ. call
ed the convention to order and then
made short address predicting DEM
ocratic success in the congressional
elections this fall.
The following is the enrolment of
delegates:
Mayesville-W. S. Chandler. Joseph
Muldrow, ]. B. Warren, E. B. Null
drow.
Privateer-J. M. Parler, w. E..
Kolb, w. o. Cain. S. D. Cain, S. N.
Ham, p. B. Harris.
Wedgefield-F. E. Thomas, J. 3.
Ryan, Geo. T. Geddings, Eugene Ay-
cock
Concord-W. F. White, J. w. Brun-
son, A. w. Newman, G. w. Mahoney,
w. F. Brunson.
Salem-J. A. Boykin.
Shiloh. K. McElveen, w. w.
Green, F. L. Player.
Rafting Creek-J. NJ Reames, T..
E. Rembert, A. K. Sanders, T. D. Nc
Leod.
Gaillard's Cross Roads,. E. REM
bert, T. ]. Kidven.
Oswego-J. w. Moore, L. J. Brown.
Farmers Club-W. J. Dinkins, l.
o. Jennings, H. M. Spann, G w. Lee,
w. F. Green.
Trinity--C. E. Plummer M. D.
Weaver, E T. Minis, S. ]. Nelson.
Manchester-J. w. Kolb, w. ]. Ar
dis.
Oalzell-W. D. Scarborough, H. A.
Raffield, E. w. Parker, Jr., S. P. Gail
lard, S. F. Moore
Earle-M. F. Hodge, J. F Hodge, J..
P. Richardson, T. E. Hodge, w. c..
Sims, j. A. Hodge.
Sumter: Ward 1-R. I. Manning.
II. c. Haynsworth, E. T. Windha1n.
l.. w. Jenkins, Edgar Skinner, E. G..
Haynsworth, H. l.. Scarborough, B.
ID. Mitchell, w. r. Wells, Len White.
). II. Scarborough, N. A. Spann, r. J..
Bland.
Sumter: Ward Pr. d. Lee. J. TT
Clifton, Geo. d. Levy, A. A. Manning,
T.. f. Miller, J. A. Warren, r. D.
Epps, c. L. Cuttino, M. D. Moore. e.
>. Booth, Geo. G. Warren, L. I. Par
rott, L. D. Jennings, r. B. Belser,
III. G. Osteen, j. V. Wilson, j. F..
Glenn, B. c. Wallace, D. D. Noise.
r. Dozier Lee.
Sumter: Ward 3-W. S. Dinkins,
W. M. Graham. c. E. Stubbs, H. c.
Cuttino, II. A. Moses, Junius PARROT.
{. NJ. Hurst, S. F. Parrott.
Sumter: Ward Al. Diggs Wilder,
Geo. w. Dick. G.. A. Brown. J. w.
McKiever, f. I. Reardon. G. 2. Rich
ardson, M. Percial Smith, T. B. Ken
nedy.
Zoar-J. j. Britton, Jr, I. j. White,
Sam Newman, A. NJ. London.
The following are the executive
committeeman:
Privateer-W. O. Cain.
MancheSter-M f Rivers
Oswego-J. H. Robertson.
Concord-W. l.. Brunson.
Farmers-W. J. Dinkins.
Sumter: Ward III. L. Scar
borough.
Sumter: Ward 2-J. II. Clifton.
Sumter: Ward 3-W. NJ. Graham.
Sumter: Ward Geo. w. Dick.
Mayesville-E. b. Muldrow.
Gaillard's Cross Roads-T. J. Kir-
ven.
Dalzel! providence and Scar
borough united)-W. d. SCARBOROUGH.
Salem-E. w Dabbs.
Earle-H. d. Tindal.
Wedgefield-F. f. Thomas.
Shiloh. X. McElveen.
Trinity-E. G.. Keels.
DurwOod formerly Taylor)-
Rafting Creek-A. X. Sanders.
ZOar-J. ]. Britton, Jr.
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
w. u. Scarborough, president; 2.
u. Mitchell, vice president; \. A.
Manning, secretary; L. I. Parrott,
state Executive Committeeman; J. II.
Clifton. County Chairman.
President Scarborough in taking
the chair thanked the convention for
tn" honor conferred upon him.
While the tcllcrs were counting
TN" votes for delegates to the State
convention the following resolutions
were introduced:
Whereas every citizen, who desires |
good government, has an equal OPP
pcrtunity to qualify himself for the |
right to east his ballot:
Whereas If * mot onIV tb.