The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12

trends of the various candidates.
Z. The candidate for United
States senator who receives the
largest number of votes, in the
entire state, in said primary, shall
be declared to be the democratic
nominee for United States senator
and entitled to the support of the
democratic members Of the general
assembly and the party as such.
8. The candidate for governor
and candidates for various state
house officers. as well as Justices
of the supreme court, and judges
OF the court of appeals, who re-
celve, respectively the highest
number of votes in any given
county, shall be considered to have
carried such county and entitled to
the full vote of such county, on
the county unit basis, in the con-
vention hereinafter provided for,
and the county democratic execu-
tive committee shall, from among
the known friends and supporters,
IN their respective counties, of the
successful candidates, point
delegates to said convention and
shall be entitled to so appoint
twice the number of delegates
as such county is entitled to mem
bers in the lower house of the
general assembly and no more,
and such committees may appoint
an equal number of alternates.
Said delegates shall be thereby in
structed to cast the vote of such
county for such successful candi-
dates.
8. All candidates for sup arior
court Judges and solicitors general
are to be voted for only in the
counties of their respective circuits
and the candidates for judges who
receive the highest number of
votes in the entire circuit in which
be is a candidate shall he the
democratic nominee for the office
of judge in said circuit, and the
same shall be true as TO candidates
for solicitors general.
10. In SO far as this primary
relates to the nomination of canoi-
dates for congress from the vari-
Gus congressional districts, such
candidates shall be voted for only
in the counties comprising their
respective congressional district,
and it shall be left to the congress
sionaI democratic executive com
mittee in each district to determine
whether the county unit or popular
vote plan shall prevail and the
senatorial democratic executive
committee in the various senatorial
district shall likewise determine
which of said plaLs shall prevail
in the nomination of state senator.
II. Each candidate for COVER
nor and United States Senator is
hereby assessed the sum of 5000
and each candidate for a state
house Office and for supreme court
justices and appellate court judge
is hereby assessed the sum of $50
which shall cover all assessments
against said candidate in said pri-
mary, and no other assessments
shall be levied or collected from
them.
-. The payment of said assess
ment shall be made to the secre-
tarY and treasurer of this COM
mittee not later than room on the
1st day of August, 1912 and no
candidates name shall be placed
on the official ballot who fails to
pay the required assessment by
the time before named.
-. The congressional, scna-
torial and county democratic ex-
ecutive committee shall levy such
assessments as to them may seem
proper on candidates for congress
court judges, solicitors
general, state senator's and mem
bers Of the house of representa-
tives as are to be nominated IN
such primary. The name of no
candidate shall appear on the