The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-05-02

Following resolution: Resolved.
that this club is opposed to state
campaign of candidates from county
to county, for the reason that during
the war we should eliminate all pol
itcs possible; and further, it would
save time and expense, as we'll as
make for cleaner politics in South
Carolina"
Little Rock: A V. Bethea: presi-
dent: w. B. Stackhouse, vice-presi-
dent; I. l.. Manning, secretary. Ex-
ecutive committeeman: ]. w. Ham
er. Enrolling committee: j. r.
Thompson. F. L. Bethea. W. B.
stackhouse. L..tgates to County
Convention: J. w. Hamer. w. b.
Stackhouse. NJ. S. Britt. j r. Thomp-
son. T. L Manning. Strong resolu-
tions unqualifiedly endorsing the
administration in it's war policies
were adopted
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Dillon: A. b. Jordan. president;
p. B. Sellers. vice-president, b. A.
Bedenbaugh, secretary. Executive
Committee: E. r. Hamer, E. T. Ell
lott, E. L. Moore. Enrolling Commit
tee: c. l.. Wheeler. w. H. Muller, Joe
P. Lane. County Executive Commit
teeman: A. B. Jordan. Delegates to
County Convention: J. p. McLaurin,
/, E. T. Elliott, A. B. Jordan, P. B.
Sellers. w. c. Moore, D. S. Allen,
DR.. ]. H. David, NJ. A. Stubbs, ]. r.
Regan, c. L. Wheeler, E. r. Hamer,
Z. l.. Moore, j. B. Gibson, Jno. C.
Bethea. T. S. Richbourg. The follow
ing resolution offered by DR.. A. J.
Evans, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved: 1. That we heartily ap-
prove of the declaration by
our governmnet of state of war
with Germany and Austria Hungary
and of the vigorous prosecution.
thereof by our country under the
able and courageous leadership Of
President Wilson.
= That we heartily approve of the
selective draft act by which our nav-
al and military forces have been re-
cruited and built up from every
class of our citizens: and. in this con-
nection, we declare cur unswerving
sympathy with the governments of
Great Britain and Canada in enforc-
ing conscription within their do
mains.
). We bitterly condemn the mob
bing of American soldiers and Sail
ors by disloyal Irish people who have
declared their friendship for and
sympathy with Germany
1. We heartily favor vigorous pros
ecution and adequate punishment for
disloyalty of every character in our
country.
sympathy with and support of our
officers and men in every branch of
the military and naval service, and
III every service that is contributing
to the success OF our arms: and we
have heard with admiration and pa
triotic fervor of the splendid and
gallant service being rendered by
our men on land and sea, and ex-
press our utmost confidence in the
effective endurance to victorious
end.
b. we express our unbounded ad-
miration for the heroic deeds and
endurance of our country's noble as
sociates who have borne with such
splendid fortitude and courage the
horrors and brutalities OF a war for
ced upon them. as upon us by a
ruthless and Infamous foe.
I. We most heartily favor the
prosecution of the war to a vIc,or-
iouS peace by which the world shall
be made safe for democracy and hu-
manity.
3. Resolved. further, That the del
egates elected by this Club TO the
County Convention are hereby in
structed 10 support the adoption of
these resolutions in the County Con
vention and that the delegates elect
ed by The County Convention to the
state convention be instructed to
support these resolutions in the
State Convention.
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