The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-15
Two Changes susgested :

Mir Bloch put hIs two objections in- to the form of a motion. He hrst moved that the primary be set for September f2. This prevailed Then he proposed to substitute the majority primary for the plurality primary of Mr, Gamble.
 On this he was defeated, the two votes in its favor being cast by him and by Mfr. Henderson. seven votes be- inK cast against ik
 Mir. Gamble then urged the passage of the following resolution providing a complete plan for the primary with the assessment spaces left blank:
 Be 1t resolved. by the Democratic Executive Committee of the Second Congressional District of Alabama:
 "First-TAat a Democratic primary election Is hereby called to be held at the several polling places in the sev- eral counties composing said Second Congressional District on the 1ith day of September, 1908, for the purpose of nominating:
 "Tirst-A candidate of the Demo- cratic party for the unexpiEed term in the Slxtieth Congress of the United States made vacant by the death of the late 4. A. Wiley, and
 "Secopd-wFoF the nomination of a Democratic candidate for the office of Representative in the Sixty-first Con-
 
 Second District of Alabama.
 'Thtrd-That said primary election shall be held in accordance with the provisions of the statute of the State of Alabama In such eases made and provided, and that the various County Executive Committees shall meet In their respective counties on or before the 2ard day of August, 1908. for the purpose ot appointing managers for
 
 "Fourth-rhat the several election officers shall make due return of said election to the various County Exeeu- tive Committees who shall meet on the 1ath day of September. 1908, In their respective counties for the purpose of eanvassing the returns thereof. The said several Executive Committees shall thereupon on or before the 18th day of September, 1908, make return of the several elections in their several counties 10 thIs Committee. That this committee shall meet in the City Coun- cil Chamber of the City of Montgomery on the 18th day of September, 1908. for the purpose of canvassing the returns of said elections.
 'Fifth-That said nominations shall be made by the plurality vote and the candidate receiving the highest num- Der of votes for the said offices above named shall be declared the candidate of the Democratic party for such offices and shall be certified as such according to law.
 "Sixthy-That an assessment to defray the expenses of holding such election Is hereby made by this Committee as follows: For candidates for the un- expired term In the SIxtieth Congress, S200.
 For candidates for the sixty-first Congress, $500,
 For candidates for both sixtieth and Sixty-first Congress. s700.
 That any person desiring to become a candiate for either of said offices shall file his statement and pay over to the Chairman of this Committee the amount of said assessment in the time ana in the manner required by law, and that the Chairman of this Commit tee shall ascertain the costs of holding the election in the respective counties, and shall forward to the Chairman ef the Executive Committee of each Couns ty its pFeFats shars of the proceeds eG