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WJSDNBSDAY? JXTLY 26. 1894. The Reform Committee. The entire business transacted by the commiueeia^eoBi|8seetf resolutions adopted almost unani mously by the committee and given herewith. The poiut upon which there was most serious deliberation was that as to whether the August convention should be called off ; this question, however, was favored by only three members of tbe committee, Messrs. Kirkland, Glena and ?trie, Mr. Kirkland alone speaking in behalf of the genera! _ primary. There was a most patient hearing accorded this small minority sentiment and the committee placed itself in possession of all the arguments, pro and con, be . fore taking action. The only change from the original plan is that the convention is called to take place two days, later in order that the can vase may be completed thereby g?v?ngTevery candidate ah op portunity to adtfc?es l$f?g?lm: every county. The following is tbe address and re solutions: To the Reform Voters of South Caro lina: The State Reform Executive Com mittee met in the city of Columbia on the 10th day of July, 1894, in obedi ence to the call of the chairman, all counties being represented except the couties Of Lexington and : Beau fort. It was found necessary to change the dates of the club meetings and county and State conventions, and also to make other changes and re quirements, all of which will appear in the resolutions incorporated herein, and stand in Hen of the resolutions as adopted by the commit.tee on the 4th day of April, 1894. The following are the resolutions- : 1. Tbat a convention for the eng gestion of candidates for Governor . and Lieutenant Governor be held in Columbia, S. C, on the 16th day of August, 1894, at 12 o'clock m. 5 *\ \ 2. That said convention be com posed of delegates elected by con ventions to beheld Mkeach county on Mon^a^^^^oth^g^ of ^h^aL repreeentatiwagin bgg|gioosee of the General Assembly. 3. That county conventions afore said be composeii of delegates elect ed by the various Reform clubs in tbe county, each club to send one delegate at large and " one delegate for e*ery twenty-five members- -or | majority fraction the reef. In those counties where there are no distinct Reform crabs, the Reform members of each club shall be called by the exe cutive Reform committeeroan to meet at the usual place of meeting and elect delegates as aforesaid to the county convention ; Provided, That in the cities of Charleston and Co lumbia the number of Reform clubs and polling precinte shall be left to tbe discretion of the committeeroan nf said counties. -For the purpose of said election the clubs aforesaid shall be called to meet on the 11th day of August, 1894. At such meet ing no member shall participate ex cept such as voted for the Reform delegates in the August primary of 1891, and ail others who will pledge themselves to abide by and support the ticket suggested by the State Re form convention of f394. 4. That all Reform candidates for State offices including Railroad Com missMMiera shall puMicly announce their candidacy and sballflle with th?] chairman of Sie State Reform com mittee a pledge to abide by and to support the nominees of said conven tion. That said pledge shall be filed as aforesaid on or before the 25th \ day of July, 1894. No vote for any candidate shall be counted in the State convention who has not com plied with,. the forgeing require ment. 5. That the Reformers attending the various club meetings- called by the committee on the 11th day of August, 18?4, .be requested to ex press their choice by ballot for Gov ernor and Lieutenant Governor of this State, and that the chairman of the delegation of the club to the county convention be required to ! make return of said choice to the county convention to be held on the 13th day of August, 1894. 6. That in holding tbe elections in each Reform club provided for, to take place on the J 1th day of August, 1894, each club is to provide managers for holding said election. The committee adopted the follow iag resolution: Resolved, That this committee suggest to the county Reform conven tions to be he!d on the 13th day of August, 1894, wlaen they elect dele gates to the State convention, to also instruct said delegates whether or not to Vote for the nominating of a full set of Slate ?facera including the office of Railroad Commissioners. This committee take pleasure in commending to the consideration of the people of the State tbe address issued by the special committee on the 4t?ref Aprii, 1S94 J. Tboj^ A ? , J. M. Glenn, J. R. Earle, . A. Deal, J. C. Otts, Louis Appelt, Special Committee. Tbe following is a list of the com mitteemen in attendance upon the meeting : Abbeville, I. II. McCalla ; Aiken, J. .*Tt" Gaston ; Anderson, J. M. Glenn; Barnwell, AT H. Patterson; Berkeley, J. B. Morrison ; Charles ton, W. Gibbes Whaley ; Chester, T. J". Cunningham ; Chesterfield, E. N. Redfearn ; Colletton, L. fi. Par ler ; Clarendon, Louis Appelt ; Dar lington, E. L Gray ; Edgefield, J. M. Gaines ; Fairfield, J. W. Lyles ; Florence, J. S. McCall ; Greenville, J. T. Austin : Georgetown, J. H. Detyens ; Hampton, W. H. Mauldin ; Hprry, J. M. Stalvey ; Ker sbaw, J. Kirkland ; Lancas ter ? E. P. Lingle ; Laurens, J. A. Jones; Marlboro, J. P. Bree deen ; Marion, J. M. Rodgere ; New berry, J. A. Sligh ; Oconee, J. R. Earle ; Orangeburg. J. Wm. Stokes ; Pickens, W. T. Bowen ; Richland, H. A. Deal ; Spartanburg. t. L. Gantt ; Sumter, H. R. Thomas ; Union, J. C. Otts ; Williamsburg. Wm. Cooper; York, J C. Wil born.?Columbia Register. luaium You m m rout cf employment, or in 5 jj a position tbat you co not [ i 3-our special forte. .Manyi ^people have, after trial, ? : been surprised : at theirs ; fitness for it. To all such ; rit has proved a n:ost con-: ? genial and profitable oecu- ? rpation. The Managements ?ofthe. . ? j Equitable Life j i in'ine ^De^^a^iinent of the! Carolinas, desires to adds to its force, son^^tgen^i g" ojf^dap^ct?rv ai:j ^bilit^ ; plnteifol iWo??Aiomi : ; Rock \ms. c.~ = - '-'-'?rriTtirifMC A? Obtained, ?twi {Til E i;/><.\/->?? ai tended to for MODERATE FEES <>;ir onice is opposite tbe lT. S. l'aient Ofliee. and we can el> tain IMtcitts m lew lime than th?ve r< iih?Iv from WASHINGTON. Senil JtO?EU l-t. ? II !JiG <?r PHOTO of invention. 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