The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-02
Manning Congratulated s's@sss."~
BY Hurldreds Of Friends

This was signed: "B. p. Davies,
president OF the club; Ben Hill Cave,
vice president; Edgar A. Brown, Sec
retary"
M. l.. Smiths telegram now widely
known throughout the state was as
follows: congratulations. You can
. count on me to the last ditch"
DO Not Let Up.
There have come many messages,
letters, and telegrams urging no let
up in the pace.
w. +. Peterkin, one of the most pro-
gressive farmers in South Carolina,
who live in the Fort Motto section of
Calhoun county wired: "Congratu-
lations and best wiehes for your sue
cess"
J.. N. Kirven and ]. A. Mcleod of
darlington county wired: "Congrat-
uiations and best wishes We are your
ifrienGs.'' y
This ia brother of Josh Kisven.
Former Senator J. F.. Mcdonald, one
|. of the most distinguished in the
state, wired Me. Manning: "Sincer..
est congratulations and best wishes"
From Clemson College came the
following: Your Clemson friends
are delighted. /. M Mauldin, g. ".
Eyans." (Mr. Mauldin was appoint
ed state bank examiner by Governor
Blease)
From Ninety-Six came the following
telegram:
Many. Many congratulations from
your frienda" This was sighed by,
James Rogers.
II5 Neils Christensen, state senator
from Beaufort, sent the following
tmessage to Mr. Manning:
Heartiest congratulations and best
Wishes for the second primary" :.
! From Fountain Inn Mr. Eianning
received the following: Long may
You wave. Congratulations" A.. L..
jBlanding.
EsFrom w. W. Moore. successful can
Hldate for adjutant general. the fol-
loving message Of good cheer came:
congratulations. Am with YOU to
the finish. Advise what can do."I
| Senator. j. A. Banks. of st. Mat
lthews, we'll, known planter and busi-
ness man, wired Mr.. Manning asnfpil
lows Mood. morning, GoverfsofjI
Manning. You will stand byHall our
people," h--. Apn1t u
From Beaufort: "Hurrah foraqov-i
ernor Manning. Beaufort county isl
still on the job" This was signed1
James NJ. .Rhett M ri eil
lexington count, I'D handsomeiy1
by Mr.. Manning. 4 % of the strongsl
| est Manning counties were Lexington
| and Newberry. The following tele-
grams were received from those nsec-
jtions: ,t.m -.iiiI
:. Congratulations. Lexington and
Newberry with you to the finishinr DJl
F. Efrd. SJcJ,i, Derrick" ."rn = aHtn|
Sheriff M. NJ Buford Of Newberry,
known all over the up country. wired:
Our hearty congratulations and best
wiehes for success"
From Dorchester came the follow-
ling:
'Cnr gratnIations. I'VE have done
yourselves proud to have you In the
IGecond race. NJ S. Connor."
Representative r p. McCravey of
/ FicifSiis, the author OF the McCraysy
local option compulsory education
bill wired Mr.. Manning as follows:
| Congratulations. ] am yours for
service. Command me-" >c@
From Williamsburg: "Congratula-
tions to the next governor Of. $onflf
/ Carolina Williamsburg will do her
duty in tie coming primary. w. d.
fJenkinson, j. d. O'Bryan."
! From Frof. John G. ClinRsee1eBt
i"Congratulations. Count on my sup
port.a sifi9 noN
These are but few of the hun.
tiredg of messages that have come to-
sumter with regard TO Mr.. Manning b.
race and offers of support havaannnM-
| ed In by letter and otherwise. sss III !