The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-09

cation with the amount of the assessment against the candidate for such office, and the name shall In accordance with the plan adopted by the state committee be filed with the said chairman at least 40 days before said primary election; provided, that where an office Is to be filled by the voters of only one county, then the candidates for that office shall file their applications at least 10 days be- fore said primary with the chairman Of the executive committee of that county, and accompany the same with the as- sessment hereinbefore provided.
 I. It Is further ordered that candidates for the nomination for representatives in Congress shall file their applications with the chairman of the congressional commit tee of their district as well as with the chairman of the state committee. and each county committee in tabulating the re- turns of said primary election shall cause Its chairman and secretary to make certificate in duplicate of the result so far as the congressional election Is con cerned, one of which shall be sent to the chairman of the state committee and the other shall be sent to the chairman or the congressional committee.
 8. It is suggested that the several con gressiona committees provide in the call for a primary for the election of con gressional executive committeeman.
 g. Particular attention is called to the fact that the said plan of the state execu- tive committee prescribed the qualifica- ton of voters In the said primary election as follows: That all white voters who are qualified electors under the law of the state and who are democrats shall have the right to vote in such primary election; provided, however, that no per son who opposed the nominees of the democratic party in the last state and congressional elections or voted against any of them, shall have the right to vote in said primary. And, further, that each and every person voting in such primary shall by the act of serving and partici- pating therein stand as pledged and in honor bound to support all the nominees of such primary in the election and for the offices for which such nominees are nominated therein" Said qualifications have been prescribed in accordance with section 521 of the code of Alabama.
 1o Attention is further called to the following requirements adopted by the state committee: (a) Candidates shall qualify at least 40 days prior to the pri- mary, and a list of them shall be pub lished by the chairman of the state com mittee 30 days before the primary.
 (b) The several county committees shall meet on Friday, May 6, 1910. to canvass the returns, and the results shall be certi- fled to the chairman of the state commit tee (and in case of congressman, to the chairman of the congressional committee as we'll by the chairman and secretary of the respective county committees on or before May 10, 1910 and they shall also certify the names of the successful candi- dates for delegates to the state conven- ton from their several counties.
 W. D. NESBITT Chairman.
 (Note-All communications and inquiries should be addressed to w. D. Nesbitt, chairman of the democratic state execu- tive committee, Birmingham. Inquiries relative to tickets and election blanks may be addressed to J. Kirk Jackson, Mont gomery.)