The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-20
ALL ELECTIONS
ON THAT DATE
This is What was Decided
by Executive Commit
tee Yesterday
w y0If FOR pRfSIDFNI
Voters Of eIynn County VIII be
Given an Opportunity to Express
by Ballot who They Favor
For Nomination.

Inc uem0craIc executive commit.
tee OF Giynn county met at the court
house at noon yesterday. and while
the meeting was in session for only
q few minutes considerable amount
Of work was done.
f. d. Aiken moved that the county
primary. in fact ~ primaries. if nee.
essary be held Rthe same day. The
motion was carried. and April 20.
was decided upon as the date for the
county primary
A. u. Gale offered a motion that
Glynn county send an instructed dele,
cation to the convention al concerns
the president, and the people Of this
county will have an opportunity OF
expressing at the polls who is their
l3yorite for the nomination The mo
lion provides that on the tickets 10
pc voted on April 20 must appear my
choice for preiident is-. In this
way II can be determined who the
people of this county favor for the
nomination. The aames of Parker
Gorgan and Hearst will be voted for
mostly
when the executive committee
athsss
aeIeg4tes 70 tha convention, men will
30 named who favor the presidential
nominee who receives the largest mum
ber Of vote3 in the primary.
Rules for Primary.
The following resolution was al
opted;
BE it resolved by the democratic
executive committee
l. That primary election be call
ed and the same is hereby ordered
to be held on the goth day Of April
1904. for the nomination OF candidates
for the following Offices; governor
attorney general. secretary Of state.
comptroller general, treasurer, com
missioner Of agriculture, state schoo!
commissioner, chief justice supreme
court. three associate justices OF The
supreme court, one prison commission
congressman, solicitor general, rep
resentatiye Of Glynn county in the
house Of representatives and ali
county oficers. VINO are to be yoted
lor in the next general election TO be
held in October next and also iol
n mbers OF the democratic executive
committee of Glgnn county and alse
Tor the election ol Two ELECTORAL dec
egatas TO the senatorial convention
Of the Fourth senatorial district.
3. That III the 26.th district at
said primary election the polls 5hal.
be opened at O'Clock a. IN. ana
closed at p, m. standard time ana
that at all other precincts the poll
shall open at 10 O'Clock a. M and
claae at o'clock D. N. standard time
3. That the following managers be
appointed at the several precincts IN
hold the said election, 10th. district,
j. +. Lembright, W. Way, A. NJ.
Haywood; 25th district J. y. Gould.
John Posten. William Taylor; zftb
district b. +. Lewis, J. L. kddings,
G w. Arnett, and that the polls be
opened III the sever-l districts at the
usilal places ior holding eieedon.
therein.
4. That the managers in the zoth.
district be pad tie sum OF $i,VV each
and ii all otner districts $Z.JO each
and that the manager from eaeh OF the
other districts other than the 26th
bringing ID the returns be allowed the
sum of Sl60 additional and that each
manager ia the 10Th. be allowed to
employ ono clerk to be selected by
himself, said clerk to be paid the sum
of $500.
5. That if any Of the candidates
Tor the respective precincts fail to
appear and qualify within fifteen min
utes after the time appointed for open
ing the polls at such precincts, then
the reIa- ining manager Or managers
at such prencinct who have 2aAsareo
end qualified shall be authd N
argeiat gny osher qualified v0fef q
voters residing in such district, 4