The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

The other with spaces to suit the f,
different counties.
For Congress District.
For Solicitor -- judicial Clr-
cult
State Senator.
House Of Representatives.
Sheriff.
Clerk OF Court
County Supervisor
Coroner.
County Superintendent OF Educa-
ton.
Treasurer.
Anditor.
Magistrate.
Master.
County Commissioners.
No vote for House Of Representa-
tives shall be counted unless 1t con-
tains as many names as the county
Is entitled to representation.
Rule 5. The managers OF election
shall open the polls at O'Clock a
M, and shall close them at 4 o'clock
D. M: Provided, That in the city
Of Charleston the polls shall open at
O'Clock a. NJ. and close at 8 o'clock
.. n. After tabu!ating tie result.
the managers shall certify the same
and forward the ballot-bo1. poll list
and all other papers relating to such
election and send by one OF their
number to the Chairman OF the re-
spec,ive Democratic County E1ecu-
tive Committees within forty-eish;
hours after the close Of the polls.
Rule s. The County Executive
Committees shall assemble at their
| respective Court Houses on the morn
ing of the second day after the cleo
ton. on or before IL o'clock N. &c
tabulate the returns and declare the
| results OF the primary. 50 far as ths
| same relates to members Of fhe Cen
eral Assembly and County Offices. an
shall forward Immediately to the
Chairman Of the State Executive
| Committee at Columbia. S. c., the
| result OF tie election in their re
| spec.ire Counties. for 9. S. Senator.
State officers. Congressman aad Sc
! licitors.
Rule Z. The protests and contests
for County Offices shall be fled with
In two days after the election With
the Chairman OF the County EIecu-
tive Committee. and said Executive
| Committee shall hear and decide
protests and contests as 20 United
States Senators. State officers. Con-
gressmen and Solicitors, and three
days shall te allowed for filing the
game after the decision OF the Coun-
ty Executive Committee: Provided.
That no member Of the County ES.
ecutiye Committee shall act In any
contests wherein his candidacy Is
| acted on. and provided further tia:
| no mem Der OF the State Executive
| Committee shall act in any contest
wherein lis candidacy is acted on.
Rule 8. Candidates for the Gener.
al Assembly and for County officers
shall fle with the Chairman OF the
County Executive Committee a pledge
in writing to abide the results
OF the primary and support the nom
inees thereof. Candidates for other
Offices shall Ale such pledge with the
- SaSn
Committee: Provided. That the
pledge OF such candidate shall b.
fled On or before IL o'clock. o.
the day preceding the day fixed BY
the County Executive Committee OF
the State Executive Committee 10,
the first campaign meeting OF tn
County or State. respectively: Pro
vided. further. That in Charleston
County the candidates for Congress
Solicitor and County officers shal:
file their pledges and pay their as
sessments within the time fixed b,
the County Executive Committee. Nc
vote for any candidate who has not
paid his assessment nor complied
with this rule shall be counted.
The following is the form OF the
oath: las candidate for the Office
Of --- in the Democratic primary
election. to be held on the last Tues
day in August. 1910. hereby pledge
myself to abide the results OF such
primary and support the nominees
thereof, and that am not nor will
I become the candidate OF any fac
ton. either privately or publicly sus
gested. other than the regular Dem
orcatic nomination" II the cand!
date is running for the United States
Senate. or for the United States
House OF Representatives. this add
.fonai pledge shall be required: Il
VIII support the political principles
and policies Of the Democratic Par
ty during the term Of Office for which
may be elected. and work in ac
cord with my Democratic associate!
in Congress on all party questions.
This the - day Of --. 1S-. |
Rule ?. In the primary election
herein provided for. majority vi
the votes cast shall be necessary &c
nominate candidates. a second |
primary. when necessary. shall ne /
held two two weeks af:er the first.
as provided for under the ConstltE
ton OF the party. and shall be suo-
ject TO the rules governing the first
primary. At the second the hignes;
candidates alone shall run for any
one Office. but II there are :wo or
moro vacancies for any particular
office. then double the numbe: OF
shall run fo- the vacan-
c:es 70 be filed For instance. in
race for Sheriff the two highest shai!
run
Rule 10 In the event Of tie be
.ween two candidates u the second
primary. the County Chairman. Il I'll
g . couo.y o@ce, and tie State