The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-17
A PrimarT Called,

In every County in this State on the Both day oil
July next at which every white voter In this
State shall be entitled to vote, who shall make
pledge to the managers conducting the election
that he will support the nominees of such election
on the day Of the election to be held on the third
Tuesday In August for delegates 10 the State Con.
stitutional Convention.
Each County Executive Committee shall ap-
point three managers and one clerk TO hold such
election, two Of the managers shall be Refor
mers and one manager and the clerk shall bo Con.
servatves or vice versa. The polls shall be opened
from a. m. to p. m.
Each candidate for the Constitutional conven--
ton shall at least ten days before the said
primary election file his pledge with the Chair
man or Secretary Of the County Democratic E1-
ecutive Committee that he will abide by the
result Of the election and support the nominees OF
as Rrt yets ssds for COUNTED who
To prevent the single popping Of candidates no
vote ior delegates shall be counted which does not
contain the names of delegates who have signed
the pledge Of the same number as the number OF
delegates to which said County Is entitled to under
the act, calling the Convention.
The second primary shall be held on August
18th, If necessary, according to the rules OF the
party, and the same managers shall serve.
All existing rules Of this committee heretofore
adopted are hereby reafirmed, when not incon.
sstent with the foregoing
The following, offered by Mr.. jordan, was also
adopted:
Inc 0LQt6 OemOCIaLlc cXeCuLlSe
recognizing the fact that there are factional differ
ences existing in the Democratic party, earnestly
suggest TO the Democrats of the State to ignore
such factional differences In the election Of dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention, and let
each candidate stand on his merits"
In compliance with the above rules tho Demo:
cratic Executive Committee have appointed
managers for each club in the County as follows
Anderson No. ,.1 w :. ~ r; .. Dillingha%, E W
B1ST1 1ndsison M No s@ Aei Il 1adiss5 Adsms gfss HIT
n Erskine, u. N. Harris, Clerk.
Anderson No s-s 7. Craig, R. 8. McCully, J. C.
Payne, O. Breazeale, Clerk.
Anderson No. 4-Wm: BurrIss, John Hayes
centreviiie.s. n. Brown. II. J. Erwin, J. R.
Thomas, R. E. Jolly, Clerk.
Cedar Wreath-J. T. Smith, J. q. Burdine, j.
n. Cely, s. NJ. sitton, Clerk.
Hopawell-W. L. Bolt, T. E. Watkins, 4. T.
Newell, 3. @; Anderson, Clerk: .
Fork No. III. S. CIomer, ]. NJ. Broyles, ]. c.
CAN'T, N. O. Farmer, Clerk.
Fork No &c. w. Farmer, J. L o. Merritt, "
J. Hembrse E. T: s. @shstfS, s, ss, CLERK. = c.,,..
FAINT, J. c. Speer, Clerk.
Townville No. 2-J. P. Ledbetter. Jas. Wooten,
W. F. NJ. Fant Joseph Burgess Clerk.
- Corner No. II. y. Steve steyensNn SSs A. s. Bowie s
Corner asSaGSss9; Ses sT c G. JACKS 5aetseH, Cook R.
Stewart, E. q. Simpson, Clerk.
starr-Jas. McAllster, P. B. Allen, B. F. Gentry
Cbas. 8. Stewart, Clerk.
Flat Rock-W. J. Stevenson, g. P. Ta'e, Rufu,
savannah-R. 6. Cunningham, ". H. Wright
J. C. Winter A. B. Sullivan, Clerk.
Honea Path-M. B. Wright, NJ. B. Dunlap, W. C.
Branyan, M. Brock, Clerk.
Bel.on No. III. G. Harris T. J. Cox, A. E
Campbell, ". A. Clement, Clerk.
Campbell, J. D. Pinson, Clerk.
Williamston No. ~. B. Hogg, I. N. Martin,
Willianston No. 2-s. J: Duckworth, W. F.
Boatner, A. W. Harmon, G. L. Anderson, Clerk.
Pelzer-L. B. Roberts. T.. J. Martin, Adam Ell.
rod, P. B. Langston. Clerk. ,
Psd%oatP5 n "a p;., = Simpson, j; TFleming'
saluda--R n Letimer, Aris Cox. Joseph Cox,
D w Gambrell, Clerk.
Toney Creek-J P Cox, N Cox, A N Ragsdale
DR. & icheshire, Clerk.
Slabtown--G a Rankin, n Bogga, DR. W
Smith, W D Cothran, Clerk.
Pendleton--w NJ Smith, T Hunter, W CAN'T
] A shanklin, Clerk.
WiliIfOrd's-R E Yon, G M Findley, VIM H
SheareI, Clerk.
Bowen, Jason Summers, Clerk.
VIM u Crayton, Rufus Burrl,s, Clerk.
Five Forks-J q Hutchinson, Wakefield
N Casey, John Holder, Clerk.
Piercetown-J d Elrod, N Berry Williams, 4 W
Pickens ] Jamison, Clerk.
Carswell Institutes o Jackson, Vance MCGEE
q N Tate, G Bailey, Clerk.
Broadaway-JN N Vandiver, Majors L Geer
Clarence Smith, Clerk.
Sandy Springs-A ] Sitton, ] Douthit,
Eskew, J w Bowden. Clerk.
All white men will be allowed to vote. Each
ballot must contain the name of six candidates
who have filed their pledge with the Executive
Committee.
The County Executive Committee will meet on
Wednesday, July S1st, at Anderson, at II q. NJ. To
declare the vote.
! The following times and places have been fixed
by the Subcommittee of the Democratic E1eci.
tive Committee for the campaign meetings Of the
Democratic party where all candidates for mem
bership to the Constitutional Convention will be
allowed hearing;
Saturday, July 20, Mountain Spring.
Tuesday. July %, Sandy Springs.
Wednesday, July "a, Double Springs.
Thursday, July 25. Starr,
Friday, July 26, Clinkscales Mills.
Saturday, July "a, Cedar Grove.
Monday, July 20, Anderson G. II.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That for the purpose of raising the
necessary funds for campaign expenses, each can.
dldate shall be required to pay over to the Chair
man of Executive Committee, on filing his pledge
the sum Of FIVE dollars and that the fee of the un.
successful candidates shall be returned to them
and the fees of successful candidates shall be re-
tained and turned over to the treasurer Of the
Executive Committee,
". C. PIcKENs, SEQ. pro tenn.