The weekly true Democrat., 1908-06-05
OFFICIAL CANVASS
STATE COMMITTEE
State Executive Committee Het Last
Friday and Did Work.

llmes- Union OF may oOLn, we Lake the
following
Then came the following resolutions
setting forth the result Of the compila-
ton of the returns that had been re-
ceived
Resolved by the Florida State Demo
cratic Committee, That the following
named candidates received the majority
of the votes cast at the primary held on
the 18th day of May, 1903, and are here
by declared to be the nominees of the
Democratic party in the State of Flor
ida, and the executive officers of this
committee are hereby directed to make
certificates accordingly, that is TO say
H. P. Bailey, P. w. Butler, Robert
r. Davis, George c. Martin and Samuel
Pasco for Presidential Electors.
7. Albert Jennings for Member of
the National Democratic Committee.
H. Clay Crawford for Secretary Of
Park NJ. Trammell for Attorney
General.
A. C. Groom for Comptroller.
w. V. Knott for Treasurer.
William M. Holloway for Superintend-
ent of Public instruction.
B. E. McLin for Commissioner of Ag-
riculture.
]. Clifford R. Foster for Adjutant-
General.
II. h.. Rose for State Chemist.
William A. Hooker and Thomas M.
Shackleford for Justices of the Supreme
Court.
c. L. Wilson for State Attorney from
the First Judicial Circuit.
George W. Walker for State Attor-
ney from the Second Judicial Circuit.
Cary A. Hardee for State Attorney
from the Third Judicial Circuit.
John G. Jones for State Attorney
from the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Resolved further, That the following
named candidates for delegates to the
National Democratic Convention to be
held at Denver have received a major
ity Of the votes cast at the primary
held on the 18th day of May, 1908, and
are hereby declared to be delegates Of
the Democratic party of Florida to said
Convention, that is to say
James IL. Alexander for delegate for
the National Democratic Convention
from the State at large
/. s. Giddens and A. J. Knight for
delegates to the National Democratic
CcnVention from the First Congressional
District.
Frank L. Mayes for delegate to the
National Democratic Convention from
the Third Congressional District.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
For delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention from the First Con-
gressiOnal District, the total vote OF
each candidate was as follows John
W. Burton, 3,O75 v. A. Fulton 2, 78S;
]. s. Giddens, 1884; A. ]. Knight,
I, 7,657 ]. ID. Robertson, 1888.
For delegates to the National Demo-
cratic Convention from the Second Con-
grea8iOnal District, the total vote Of
each candidate was as follows e. W.
Bond, 5,558; T. s. Davis, 5,687 Pat
Murphy, 3,792 Frank o. Sebring.
{, 6,6S7 ]. H. Wick, 3,5O5.
For delegates TO the National Demo
cratic Convention from the Third Con-
gressional District, the total vote of
each candidate was as follows? Charles
D. Andrews, 2,056 A. c. Blount, Jr.,
3, 206 S. c. Clark, 1870; John G.. Col
Inns, 1888 John T. G.. Crawford, 3, ,89l;
Frank L. MaYes, 1855.
STATE ATTORNEYS.
For state attorney for the first ju-
iicial circuit, c. L. Wilson, 5,957.
For state attorney for the second iu-
1leial circuit, X. II. Buford, 846; Geo.
W. Walker 1884; Nat r. Walker 634.
For state attorney for third judicial
circuit, Cary A. Hardee, 3, 400.
For state attorney for the fourth ju-
1icial circuit, William A. Hallowes, IT,,
SSS; A. 6. cartridge, 2,567; c. B.
Peeler, 1872.
For state attorney for seventh ju-
iieial circuit. John E. Jones, 4,52l.
SECOND PRIMARY.
Resolved further that the following
named candidates did not receive the
highest number of the votes cast, and
/ second primary being necessary, such
candidates are to be certified TO thes sew
sral county committees as candidates
n such second primary, that is to saw:
N. B. BroWard and Duncan u. Fletch-
r for United 4tates Senator.
Albert w. Gilchrist and John N. C.
stockton for governor.
Royal G. Dunn and w, K. Jackson for
'ailroad commiaaobr.
William A. HolIages and A. G. Hart
idge for state attorney for the fourth
judicial circuit.
Basil o. Bowden, Max NJ. Brown, A.
;. CleWes, Charles =. EatOn.rA. s.
Aann and r. III. Shaeklef0rd olo-
rates 70 the national Democr on
Tention for the state at large
Confined on Sd Psgs) IS