The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-09

and members OF the general assembly
ana It's action shall be final.
"A. No candidate shall be declared
nominated in a primary election un-
less he receives majority Of the vote
cast for the Office for which he was r.
candidate, nor unless his pledges were
filed as required by these rules.
Second Primary.
40. second primary, when neces-
oary, shall be held two weeks after
the first and shall he subject to the
rules governing the first primary. At
said second primary the two highest
candidates alone shall run fer any one
office, but If there are tro or more
vacancies for any particular office.
then the number of candidates shall
be double the number Of the vacanx.vs
to be filed.
Third Primary.
46. In the event of u tie between
two candidates In the second primary.
the col.ty chairman, II 1t is a county
Office. and the State chairman, II IL is
for United States senator, State on
ccrs. congressman or solicitors, shall
order the third primary
Other primaries, II necessary, shall
le ordered by the county chairman,
II 1t Is county office, and the State
chairman. II it is for United States
senator. State officers, congressman or
solicitors.
General. f'
~. The question of a majority vote
shall be determined by tho number
OF votes cast, for any particular offiCe.
and not by the whole number or votes
cast In the primary, s.. % 5; - W Il ~
AZ The rirbfrfo love, no -, ~, t. :.
sessments on candidates for United
States, senate, congress, States officer,
and circuit solicitors shall he vested
exclusively in the State committee.
On other candidates the assessments
shall be levied b. the county commit
tee
Amendme nts.
z9. These rules may be amended or
altered at the regular May convention
OF the State or any State convention
called specifically for that purpose.
the call for which shall specify the
changes to be made.
Special Provision for 1917.
80. The officers Of all. clubs, the
county chairmen, county committees.
and State committee shall remain as
at present constituted until 1915.
But all existing club rolls are her eby
declared null and void end before any
act may done by any club or any mem
her thereof may vote, It's roll shall be
revised as provided In those rules:
Provided, II any officer Of any club be
found to reside outside of the club
district for which said club is author
lied the county committee shall ap-
point member, of such club to f1,l the
office. In the year 1914 each county
committee shall meet at the county
Court house on the first, Monday N
juno, at the call Of the respective
county chairmen. and proceed to lay
out and designate each club district
and Its boundaries as provided In these
rules, and at that time may form any
now clubs which. they may deem advis-
able. II any new clubs are formed
they shall organize within ton days as
provided In section 81: Provided. fur
ther. That II any club be found to
now exist inconsistent with these rul-
es said club shall be abolished.
61.i The Stnte committee may make
eny rules or. regulations for the pnr-
pose OF enforcing these rules not In
consistent Herewith.
JN0. GARY EVANS.
Chairman Stnte Committee.
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