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1rc)CAT, IT 1S. I'7 .:sn1.lv Y.; : 1 l; :, : lS;':. For)1 t:(' Le 'Iisthitur- -. R. Ra't p,irio.ld i ,;:>liI ' f)r Hf :nf'on a>t tho Stato tic"ket. ChildeIn cry for it, but they stop crying it oce, after they lava taken at s:ng;le dose, as D)r. 13uli': B1-by Syrup cure!; all the pains our little ones Cre sulbj:tt to. 'rice 25 conta. Several cotton blooms apl)pOrei last week. Mr. WV. .'. Ga irrison broulilt One to o.a1 OSlic.. and another was lien; b)y Amly Pos;ey, a cOlored wO)Y11i on I)r. L:I(ld's place, who lu: a first cltss erop of twenty acres. S1o is a tLhoroug.I farner. Holum De :loet.v rlc; Cl.t;;."--Thlis chtib is now fully organnized, with the folIowing ollictr; and coW nit.t.c :i Prcsil- nt-L. A. ilnn. 1s Vice-Presi.ent-1-A. P. Irby. 2nd Vice -Prcsidelnt- -V. B. Mur - ray. Secy. ail Tc:sr.-U. C. Trapp. E+xcut.ivo C-m)!t)niiitte'-Ir. A. Gibson, A. P'. Irlhy, J. V. loI)inson. (onilittee on liegis;trlt ion-i. E. Craig, J1. T... (-..Yriek, Joanes ilteele, T. W1, Seruggs, V. P. Jmon. Member of County Fxeeutivo Commtnittec--V. . litabh. 'Ie Clubh now numerl)(ms about sixtv lnmbers. f, om . ! ww tI(rid1; a (iculicwt:in of ilhe follow in edit>ri.l of the Cobu ublia If the F.h Liel( )(mn('e1('t (14) tl ,; win -a gl )ri os1: vi -t ,ry th}is, f.t1i, t'w( ti; ihe wilil1n0t bo at tie door) of the 1nThl,lro 'r.ws AND 11 I1,al.D. It i.; const n tiv flille,l wit; so)1n.1 al pri !-l : iid appe!.Il ; T I U: l ?ty 'i ! " t.h)" memtibers oft I he p %. O) <')'',:1{):1ary d1(;, y(s a1 mt? liberal alnd1 enthlusi.1si( s;ln)ar t from the good peoplu of Fai'ri(old Count.y. As there is no ono b"tfor fi;.te1 in the St.ite thn thin :v)accmi:,h('l editor of th0 .J1.'l?r to jt 'go of the qIua'ifie:ttions of a De;ocrat or of a newspaper, we. make our pr foundest bow. 1.Liy the Re';gisecr over increiso. Anoivn Tow.-G reeln corn in the mnarke t. Sherif' I' -' received ani)other boarder on ;-.,rday. Telephone strling!s are b)eing stretehod in every diretion. Nearly two( hiundred colored per 8ons have jo(inled the churcheh inice the revival b::s bleen going on----about three wveeks. The idteps leading to M'i isonje Halll are saili to be0 in a1 danfgerousH condi lion. Person.s going up and down .should b)e very careful. stationed n ur the frei gh t dep) u,i kep)t constaintly in ma)ion. This is a good sign. The Court of Comnmon Pleas and Genralri Sessian; will e mlvene at AN. J,. Shawv, of Mahlrion, will preside CEDAR (1RE .ITEMS.-IteI1) of news are scare') on the croek at this timo. We have hadi. an abundanco of rain, some hail and some wind, but not much damiage to cr'opa as 15 as we have heard. The crops5 in this section are generally gooid. Cotton is three or fou woeeks farther ad vanlCcd than it was this time last year, and corn promises well. The small grain crops are good, .oxcept wheat, which suffered from rust-. say~ half a crop. The farmers gen erally have come to the conclusion to maike hog and hominy .at home, and therefore the cotton average is smallIer, and that in corn, wheat &c. is larger. Wo are so) busy with the crops that we have not much time to talk aibout politics but we have lively anticip)ations for the first Saturday inl July, when we expect to see the editors of TnE NEwvs AND JIEIALD and someoOthers on our side of the fence. Wewere gratified when we. learned that Major T. W. Wood Vo like the M jo r mn1hly, ^mu1 t'1;nk hie is th)e mn for 1ith Ow ac) . . W\'( wonb!l ltii(' to b:et (.i' . " Jo1 . i';tt ton's ll,llU a lon;: wit . 1 iL,,pt ns) , l r uI I','Iitii 1 G . 1:n '. W1eh ov. he wril rl e a . . 1.1.. abhi:itv with wh'.lichl he os preshu1 . ll ove the .)eImurctv .f thi; ('0111 gives him pre-uini1enec for the place. SO wo think in our humble OinOon. Wol are h:ving a good timo down Iierc-bla1ck--)trries anid 11111)1 o inl S;.:o:Ul :m; bll a kc belrry pit) atml 1utt!r-:mik tro harl to b i June 11. 1878. C:in C rm,JIf CO ITXrl (1ON). A,"~T1') V. A Ful! Att,minn2 2. in"1l a I Li i)13 ?.:slon1-- ' ; )on of a Coui y C.: it Imtl, unl o:D'' ' t) ,I,, .1 : g, and the (iontL3s~U.oniu Coivent.0n. The D crLati(: Comnty' (.nven t ion Itt in tho coulrt--huso on ;a.t tdiyv morni'n, n1 was ilcd to ord())' by Gen. Jno. 1Vatton, County Ci_') 11"no). Aiftei' stating (.hc ob )je ts for wLich the Conve:lti(.1n had b.ee cal10, the(I eI:)11m n 1imiiiri-e:d tIh' se'ns;e of the( iel"gafin: ; ai to ti:0 Iainner of choosIi it ai seiret:o.y On mo1tilon1, the1 ch':airm1 nI w1 :-; 1(' - quesitedl to appouint ; atndl 'r, J. 11. Cmuingiis was select&.i, A. call of the l:tl ct1h; wis nc:st' leit,ll. a:nl t:e roll of the delegnies inado out, as- follOws: .1'. C!:yto., J. F' L le.s, II. C. C >l0 man W J Crwdr,D. It. 1''c:t. c. Yongueille-J no. A.. Briice, C. S. 1i ice, Rt. C. ('lowie, VW. . Ros ~boroulgh. Gihad's (irove--J. C. (:h well, E. 1). 11ohleV, J. (i. Jo1h1ston, J. T. ML-Cullou;h1. \Wlite Oak--WN. W. Brice. R. A. Pat rick, J. H1. Ne! k.:' . Rt. Johnston. W m'nnsbhtrO--"1t;. 11. 1 i'n, 1". Ge: ig, G. IH. .tMa:ster, J. II. Cmn iuin~s, A. S. Douglass, R. Means D.:va. i.:u- Crecki--H. 0. Duke, henry Ilein: 1l 1. ILulli;;an. WX ~. e - -Jaes; Pagan, ''. W. Ii \V.h: A..J. L tnl tr, J. 1'. U sonl. I,n ownii-Jn,). 1). H1 i i-i=on, I. 'I'. Jelkn , J. C. S.ow.trt, RI ILun il:t;ln. I tinew:y--C. E. Thomas. PrOsto)n Ili:)n, T. E. Cloud, J. T. Stewarillt, It. G . .:1io:tr. D)' . J. D. .gn,C. 'tI(!li l- ), W. H. l, 1. Smin. GJ:heI CreekJ-~ --. .-. Gunino., E. P. Satt, .J. W'. Dn: p. (r.i"nh1 ier"--T. W. \WoOc1war1l, L. H. Ihet.son, T. J. Perry, T. 1. M\ini stry, '.l:hom)a1s V. Li,-in. Iioruh-J. W. 1)insoin, Jame1(S A. C::arkc, W. N. Mion. Jen1kinsvl-C. B. D.molAi;, W. Ja.sim's)11 Creek--RI. A. HeCrron), P. H.Lcstiu .rq J ames T. Le' mm~lof, Gr. .l. A.ndrews. Motiel lo -- Ju. B,. Divi, J.11 soin, li. M[. Zea':ly, .J.nics McG(ill, Jr. C. B. B3lair. On callinig the roll it w-a found1 'Ib.it thero w,ts bjut one0 a:)0ontuCe-. ed fromt attending by iiunavoiale C'ol. Rion state 1 thait before thie Convention prVonce.iled tA) its regu1Jlar butsiness, he hadtt a se-ries of resolU - tions t.hat he desired to precsent. HeI thIn offee the following : Rec!sol,.ed, 'That, in the opinlion of this Convention, the State of Soiuth Carolina is indebted to Governor Wadoul H.unpton in a gret mteasure for itts redempljIi.m) froim the corrupjt an~d oppreOssivo rule( which pr'ocedd his eetioni ; and thait the harmony nlow existing in) the State is gie1tly due to) the wi.sdomf of his adminis tration, aind' the good fith wit.h which hie hasi kept the pledges byV him made during the campaign of R1 sol.ed,That wo accord to~ Governor Hamp)ton grati tude for the good resuilts wrought by him, admciration for hois administrative ab.lity, and our c mnfi en 'a in his unkwor'vinlg honesty of purcpo.Y. Besolved, Tihjat in one op)inion Governor .ITanipton has been ably and faithfully sustained in his ad inistration by those who have held the other State offices during hig term. Res~olved, That we recommendl the nomination of Governor IHamnp ton, Licetnt-Governor* Simpson, A ttorney-Goneral Youmans, Scro tary of State Sims, Comptroller G*eneral1 Hagood, Treasurer Leap - heart, Adjutant General Moise and Superintendent Thompson, for the offices which they now hold. The next business in order was, the election of a County Chairman. Mr. Zealy nominated Gen. Jno. Brat.on. and Mi' J. n Hogan :n Secowl'ling the nomination, moved "'.tt the o be b i il:ltionl. At !ii; p1 it,i , ll.ij')r \\', o.lw\ani mi nlo ti th ;'I" i {'t >nVJ't nder , ? i , e a:li ,i ll of the woIe nton-.the v ~ ~ t ) ( I Ib ' \'l oi (.! (,11j the e.' . ai.::'.nl Ihil, antI 1 tht ( . i , on t .!o! th' chairl +I ) st.al il tt teo ibn.;ines b1eforo tho cc)m,llit toe that hIst un11der coin idcr.tioln by the ConVenltion----the coity chaiin111ship. C.l. 1V. G. L, ttn li' rot that the y >: b. t :k m by)Isn C t-riD.;R T he .imn-'Ts inl fatvor' of the ek -t.om of Ga-1. dui. Beatton a C t U :i:-.n in will :a nify the t .1 .' by : i ;." C i t'h d e g ;.Ctret at on '' .', t > mW .1.] Ih TM.in n ..'-T '. :o pp'->)1. et: to 1)08t-h t!e :' i:I wi:1l." rin ' as ncaly riim.] ~ IhitV " dman rat ol (l('p gi:it i~ett 011 t 111, tti':;b3 is lllt'.i 111r 1Ii: 11 >n ly Ci t [Ol C.illty (t' lir.a nI of th;1 ii m>llleat.io p) Mry of i-' tit'iio',1, t) s:?rvo for two ytrS." t. tw it awiphins:.] M a >I) 6' , .I v.lrtrd -'I mllove lto M1111ntut) f three) b) appointed > fL a :, . u r l B1_i::Tti ) n of his '. >.1 an I to e m(l,1t; him (i the l:; ; an 1 1..t th cOi a).1 tte of the' wholl(! ,l > n\>" rise" 'Tlis. o1 )ti,l b):'in~ a1)d.pte'1, C.A . tita ap1.)oin)te.1llas thle commIlit"t'o .. . )0oo1dw.tt"lr, D. t. i tI l W. 1). 1i1 anl t:hen1 CJl;n tIur tL It .)i was then oi g. a111.' A:e "d1 1' to the har, and was recet vd1 with Ii-t appbt m.o. On beiin trodn 1d by- .' tj rM tjl, he s e) o w fi ''tollotwts : G EN:\[mE o CV or TII ovrr:XTIo) : It was my wiSt to reti;! from tie position t'o w"ieb y\ur ki- ines has catlled mel. TCo :;:q t1h,t vo1r action on thi!o reail i- >t a SO1mnr of dpI grat ioent in to e, wouldi be uml tulratl. Espe:jcially would it bie SO under tie ieltiarti' Cir('slannces thatsurrundts, When I accepted t1i' ptmitim wo years o) it I was in a tnio il tn 11 n pitohli'ar s ite of t1'tie s. O:rl condit,ion then seell;ed hloit'e!;m. Ex:taordin1ary\ mle.mls h1ad t) b)- ('mpilt,yed1 to auccompl1ish1 theo 0:n 1. of O':ir r.L1niz ltion, all d gr':.tt diifhi'mni -id to bC oelrcomi1le. ia tinl l .l xvll h , it h " who:n1 I w\')! I;. I wit 1 elh ni' s :tl tln-i hoart ahu 11mint 1 1o,v ivie ovidalet thoir m'psvJ-tIS i!i.lee:1 gratifying, i w..i 1i on iy wiSi Continne Inl t is 1 ;i:tion. It h1:ts ll baot my jn:1g mtll til the11 im Ost, ms heavo p:im, o ho'tI mih 1)o of, ot(er.('', m1, ol , y"out tlnigh it have hoen posio one b..trI. rit. Bu1tid whl)en tilt th utDemoerney all nOl imi Uvion-th consierat~ins can frvtne Tiin iu1mtrspoodies, Mlu'hight ty is towrenr fo gou( -toill~ myo peopoe-.y seieain'y fowt.' al thergetsigefor ac8ept thr fosthi, n t wt. you sal h-tve to (10mthintil of or lo i farlif fn ota iw fna(h itCpi in as he -Tei, ory pc ple'wer orheb fiht ovewilistr.llok to or or--I paaton finl ii oip ici,lbae,e byti'etn our inhor as byr the twe had buite a mball u-v! ireen for it all. On our own discipline :oulorgaz iftln,ttmut re:y.. All tl)ve colst11itiOnal gu.rantees ('n wih w'I . tlighlt once. haI:ve depended, )vo beut) swept away. We te depe}ndent- te. i:berties (i? tl h ! ;> ig - ar d 1r ! - >n D)'rimnrtie uorga1:t tion1. ((Cheers atlt a:'p.allced 1;, tI ( c(1's' of this a(ddrless, Majo \Woodward st:a:ed tialt the County Exocutive Committee had certain suggestions to make to the Con vention concerning amnencdneits to the Constitution and to the Regula tions for Primary Elections. These ho procee,lpd to read, as follows ; 1. That Article V. of the Con stit.ution be amended so as to r:1(l as follows : 'ho County Convention shall he <'nn)ipored of del!egats 'eeted by the sevc:-al loc.d clubs-one dole. gate(3 ftr ve1'y Clu) of twenty.ve enrolle.l me:11bors dlly entitled to vo1U a1t ge"eral Olection.4 undeor the l.tws of South Carolina, and one ad.'itional delegate for evory twen-" ty-five mlembers so entit,lod to vote -Pr,oOided, that the minimum of ml;;mbetrship herein prescribed shall nuotb hbeld to apply to ttny olub nmw organized.'' 2. h'1at paragraph 12 of the l .t,tions for Primary Elections be :tuended so as to read as fol lows: "eorI)re leing permitted to cast a vote, 0 ich per:Ison shall take in good fail h the 'ollow\ing )ledge 'I solemnly aflirm that I am entitled t,) vote at general elect.,ois under the 1:tw: of the State of South Catro lina ; that I am a duly enrolled mnembher of this Demooratic club ; that I_ have not voted ltt this election; and that I will abido by and sus tlin all nminations m-rde by the DemoeraI ie p ir ty, whether for Fe(1eral, State or couity ollicers. A refns d to tako this pledge, or any part of the s-nie, shall bo a good ground of challenge and re jection." Oilnmotion, the,() at)mendnients were ado)tel, and the Executive Committee was instruoted to tran( mit them to the local clubs for rati Iir.ation. On motion of Mr. Preston Rion, it was resolved that. separate dle.. gationi; be sent to the Stato 111d Coni.pession.l Conventions. On motion of Col. Rion, it was resolved that thu";e two delegaitions se:ve as alterlnates, the one to the othic. in case of any vacancy in eithor. Tiho Convention then 1)roceded to the election of delegates to the State Convention, atni the follow ing-naned gentlemen were chosen: Jno. Bratton, T.~ W. Woodward, Jas. H. ion, H. A. Gaillard. The election of delegates to the Congressional Convention being next in order, Mr. HLints offeredi thle following resol ution, which was uinanimously adop)ted I liesolned, ThatI our delegates to the Congressional Convention be instrue*ted to give Major Thos. WV. W\oodward t,heir hearty sup)pot for the nomin-it' ion for Rounresen ttive from the fourth Congressional dis tiicet. The Convention they wont into an eletion for delegatos, which aifter two ballbots resulted in the choie of the following-n~nmed gen tiemen :R. E. Ellison, Jr*., Dr. V. P. Clayton, Ihenry Heins, XV. H. Sligh. There being no further business, the Convention, onl motion, ad journedl sine (lie. FOR THE LE (GISLATU RE. At.a meeting of the GIreenbrier po.o cratic (lub, held Juno 8, 1878, the fola lowi'.g resolution w.nM ad(opted; IReud, Th1t wo present the claimsa of DR. T1.. 11. McJEINSTiRY for a seat in thme Legisltuire fromn this county, and recomend h(~lisi election. Extract from the minutes. 8. R. RUTLAND, jne 18-tf Seoary. SELLING OUT, IN order to closo up the busigens of Nil. 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