The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-13
Final Decision May
Come Next Monday
Night 4
ts,rt
SENATE BILL
VERY SIMILAR
Unlimited Discussion in the House
on Various Ways to 4,
Reform the
Primary S5
special Correspondents.


Columbia, Feb. i2,-I3y vote Of
5S to s5 the House this morning re.
fused to strike out the enacting words
OF the primary electing reform. bill
offered by the iudlciary COMMITTEES on
account OF important amendments "a,
the measure, the House deferfefi final
action on the bill until next Monday
night at S:15 O'clock. II Is very Ilrchs
able thai the House viii then stbsfi-S
tute for the bill OF Its judiciary CONE
mittee report the primary reform Bill
drawn up by d Aspecial committee fran
the Senate and now pending In that
body, The Senate bill Waa offered on
an amendment to the Honse Eli 81,
motion of Mr.. Stevenson after being
! sent TO the desk by Mr.. MeAiaster.
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The Senate bill Is identical with the
House bill In requiring duplicate els,h
rolls, one to be filed With the cierire
OF court and the other 10 be 5tisea tlr
precinct rolls Mt thaq voting piaces
The advocates @of primary E reform K
have stressed the impoftance OF sii,nli !.
cate rolls as Ea9asi1afa asssiss4 ].
fraud. Tbs BILLS differ chiefly .trl Stl,a4
the Senate hllI ;ss,-
Follment OF votes nY aearnknniAs s e
clubs club while the Houae bill creates d
spec board OF primarg ii gnsi 5Il5 rels
Neither bill places NV ~
strletit = arouud reg ettng f1P p4f.::
mary electi1ls, ejtlle 4 Z
ftionaF or property I'd Il q q = 5g Tl
| SteeEs0n Flifhislles SeiisGii ~
ia Ion ID ttll debate oli the
iloor of the House this n in & ~ 4 ,ss
furnished By Mr.. SSenAsssnn S,iifS rasd
letter from Athe G0vern5r f3f
q. nj mon Feb. q. Isi3s afts. g TSI.
stevenson sent the clsieS exeeutivsi
copy of the Judiciary q oinfnift ae:a
primary reform bin. Tka letter aitr-
gested that q, provision sje elitisd -
the Dill and that In order that ttioro,tSpl, Z
consideration could ba given II thar s
u pe continued for year II t
aMr. stevenson said that Tie flova,,.
nor's wishes In regard 10 81 s.iili ....Ifs
Deen compliec with 20 the iaffar. x .s
Agr. Wyelless Spiel.
MI. Wyche OF Spartanbtife ,n tts g.
ne the BleeAe whip, told the Heiisa
mat although. he urged on ti,e flon1
the other day the substEfuti1a os az
rules passed by the lest siaisorrsf, M
convention for the jidIeia aryte hlIis
after comforting with tie d 5yernor
and his friends he mad deriaed ts,af
Y was best TO leave the pfiniIi Iity elec-
tion laws alone s. ~ IS q Il
81 Mrj Wyahe said that lis i 5sl I.fa az 49,,
aceuracs, of the staten eist tliat ti,s
chief executiye made IA u lissCh frosk
the State house steps ft q 8 e effsce Y
that twenty thousand fra ndtiie ent y.,tee
were cast In the last primary Il
Mr., Wyche atfrfhnfai z tiiA 49,
yote,to the intense Interest in y "a -, ! !
election and TO the fact I'll Rf iflss IAN s,
the halt; and the hlinis pct ssi,sss
had never thought OF voting before. = s
Congratulate TheAfss ltes ts;j
The advocates OF priahafy eiection
reform s:e congretulatIiik Sliefnseivea
OF the safe majority by ii hfch St6e 1
House refused to strike oilt the en-.
acting words OF the iniicls ~ e. bs1
II Is believed that the subs situtions df {
the Senate primary reform Bin aiIi
go far towards Changing tie y otes ne
those members who voted aIi iIsat tIiss Z
iudiciarys bill becanse tiieS an 5I,,,k
Ike Ito provisions IN a not bteanss.
they sre opposed To primary eieetion
reform. Il s. " Z ~
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