The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25

n ildts 10 retire 10 the bOOths 10
mark their ballots; that the said
Harry Smith did mark his ballot,
did return il to the inspectors,
did d-p,sit Il within the ballot
loA aud then left the polling
place; that Peter Smith did pre-
sent o. the inspectors = practice
ballot. AL exact fac smile Of the
official ballot, and did offer o.
vote such practice ballot; that
the INSPECTORS took away from the
said Peter Smith such practice
hallOt, and that he then returned
a. the huOth o. mark the Official
hall"t given him 10y the inspec.
tnrs: that the said Smith then
offered again tu vote anUther pTac-
tirr ballot. marked ter each and
every une 1T 10. organization
candidates: that the INSPECTORS
again tU.ik a~Ay lTum the said
smith thl- pTartI"e ballot, aud
demanded from ham the return Of
th. uilirial talbot sIIrn him by
the INSPECTORS; that th. said
smith returned a. the bUth,
hut failed - lind tie official
ballot given him; that james
W Perkins aHd other PARTISAN
friends ui Mr. SANS then rushed
into the. lsS,th To- iIuu the uthrial
ballot given th. SAID smith that
they failed {" find and produce
III. ballot; that the saId Smith
then turned his pprkets inside
cut. searched himself thoroughly
i-for, the INSPECTORS. hut failed
Z" lTatr the official ballot given
him 10y said inspectors; that it
Was possible fer the partisan
iTieud. II the said Sans Ia have
obtained possession Of this official
bal lot. and t. have voted Hitter
ate or corrupt voters On 10, ia rU-
tati"u, th,. rest of the day.
Besides ia. abuVe many minor
matters were discussed at III"
meeting If the COMMITTEE. which
refused To- act "n ia" pfutest, "n"
way ~ another, hut DECLARED thu
nominee receiving the majority
IT the VOt, :, a. pr tahulaivd
statement made from the retu -,
the nominees of Z Ie party.
APPEALS To- STAN COMMITTEE.
Mr.. C"dringtOn will APPEAR he
fer. the State Committee when 10
meets IN jacksonville this FRI
davl morning and Nill tight for
the throwing out IT the entirr
primary election ia the county,
"r TIA" throwing cut of the de-
Land aud New smyrna precincts,
and that justice he done, which
has not b.en done ia this county.
Their j. u" doubt that. il the
r"turns had shown a clear MA
."rity fur CudTiugtun and his
friends, enough II thu precincts
which gave Cudringtun a ma jurity
would haV, l--en thrown uut un
-tme terhuirality g. el.rt Mr..
sans. AMI the matter would have
bad IT, H.. appealed To- thu state
Committee under any cirrum-
-tauc''~.
COMBINATION WILI AEIpE EEsl ITS.
Mr.. Culriugtnn Nrll abide ~
ia, dcrI-i"u # ia" stat. Commit
tie. II the cummItts-' lr"idcs
that Mr.. Sans has been legally,
Justly. and fairly nominated. h.
all have n"thing further H. say
aud will not h. = candiiat" in tlig
grn.Tal election IA November; lf
the state Committee thT"Ws cut
the entire primary election here
and orders n just and fair primary
held. Mr.. C~lTington Nill h. a
candidate for the Stat S'.nAte
l,cf"rc such primary. 4 the state
Committee decides that he - the
l.gal candidate. duly nominated.
Mr.. C"dringt"n will run ia tn
general Election IA November
SANS StIL ~ CANDIBATE.
/ THE NEN- dues not know what
stand Mr.. sans will take, hut has
i--en informed by several parties
that Mr. sans has said that h.
will be a candidai" ia the Nuyem-
ls.r election: that h. dOesh't give
d. What On, state COMMITTEES
dee ur saws. and that nothing but
death Will keep him from heing {
candidate.
Mr.. C0drington went TO Jack
-unville yesterday afternoon. ana
will telegraph "a THE NEws Oh.
action Of the State Democrats
Executive Committee.