The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-17
KEYS M'.Cg.L,[Y
MAY MAKE RACE
.
Is Receiving letters Ur-
ging Him To
Do So
MOORE FATE 4.
TO.s;LQ Sc OUT;
So It Appears-and the Good 81
The Service Demands q
Trained and Versatile
Military Man
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In the last few days Capt. p. X.
McC1lfy or this city has received nu-
merors letters aud personal messages
requesting him to make the race for
.adjutant general. Capt McCulIy was
announced four years ago ani had
every prospect of being elected but
withdrew from the race. The incudn-
5enE, Gen. ". W. Moore. was elected.
Capt. .McCuIly was the only candidate
from the piedmont. and IL is quite
likely that he would have been the
winner at that time, but he felt that
his business interests at home de-!
manded his attention, even IL he
should get the Office.
= The appeal that has come to Capt.
hicCully of late has become so insis-t
tent that'he has wayerei In his deter
1rpination to keep out OF State politics
end It is not unlikely that he may
announce for the place although he
has not yet made up his mind. His
disposition in the matter Is Influenced.
by appeals that ccene in the name OF
s.ssl.s ssslls.ss good of the EeFTiee.''
Cen. Moore has announced his can,
flifary aifor reelection, and Capt. Me-
Gully Joins with Gen. doore's friends;
aging that the Monument Ihas
,fl1aa ae q faithful officer I'D has admin
Uttered bs = f I aIl y and csrefsi b
p ~: Eslt; the fagt rem tns tJat for. solas
asdn s the m iitia OF The IL Ii 4
..ltll dlsgl.gpt tic and oitisSh haS d:s5
s0f hiEsd ~ ter "a 3 d even IS if Gsn.
Moore has FfgAt on l,its 5 de, lfs IS lie
satotll q be eelacted 1t is likely that tlSe
entire OFganizati Ion might go Win be-
cause OF lack; ,oH interest," stss.l
IN order TO have a renfasenta tive,
militia organization It is 5necessary
to Eave the members deenly interest
ed, for the pay Is so tfifiing as To.
ne almost an insult. T2ere has been
SO much strife in the militia for the
.ast lew months the. tt!!,s eerSsiiIisi as
a whole hasn't time 10 stop and hold
an an inquest over the corpus tieleeti.
and It has been urged upon Capt. Nc
Gully that he should make the race
as one who possibly can come In, and iti
he does 1t will be as a lon-parfisaIl--
alld he eertainly has the quail ihcations
OF a military ma u
s There are anhounced Tor tie 4 bIaere
Capt ~ G.. Eillis OF Yorkpfile ana
Capt ,laify OF st. Afattt 3 lis. T6ei
latter : IS ont for Wind cat ti6r. SO t6
sneak, The sitIation lis the
friends Of the governor win DOT su6.
port Gen Moore oii account 81 sefio,,a
she's and the Inalitia ot..icess ~
the State sppeaF to- Sc asaii,st hint
and u seems that Gsn. Moore rs facIng
-a lisrd proposltion. He has Etle eo5Iss
we and the illness to face II. Bur
as fer gettlng the votes. tlfis aryssa,s
TO- be q matter oe grave douijt.
IS Is Capt. McClfliy havfflIr 5a,ris !, .a.a as.
IRON the race four Years azo. when
he practically had tile matter "a llis
hands, his friends urge that ne should
,e gwen confederation at this dime.
He was adiutant al the Citadel which
Us the highest Recommendation 81 bis
training IN the itnpressiont Isl Is periofl
OF young soldiers life, and lie faa
handled the Office 81 adiutant az ere
lftsst regiment with ability until Col.
Lewis. Capt. SacCuliy vas
also captain Of the Palspet etto afllenseTi
for 8 long time ana Appreciates the
sFiss s an ice : of the iccSi csnibsi,y.
Temp he has ever AM,
ip his favor and his friends visa s5
see him get tlle nomination and Sc.