The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-08

4u4l~tH Sliu NayG taC i'Owgr 20 cor
iect tho club rolls. and 10 strike from
or add to them ali sgch names: Pro-
ridcd. The committee shall notify the
persons affected ard the officers bor
any CLUB or prccin2' Of any change
made in tac Glib roll wfhin three
naIE thGEeaitcr. Il
aectiog ,222G. Any person guilty of
"o.GtinS the provisions af this act
snail he deemed guilty of misde-
mcanor and shall De fined not less
than SO nor more than Si00 or i'm
pFisoned for not less than ter DAYS
nor more than go days for each such
cfense.
section 2S2i This act is not intented
and shall not be construed to pro-
vent any politieal party. organization
or association from prescribing and
recurring any additional requirements
and safeguards for the conduct OF H..
primary elections and shall not be
dce!ned or 'eohstrrod TO reEoaiso or af-
iect Ike provisions OF sections I83.
2Si and $50 of Ghaptar Is OF, volume 1
Of ccic or laws cf south Carolina.
1872, or any act Hoi Inconsistent with
the terms hereof.
-DhGb'A'. i'SIHbflr
Tnfough Eena,cr bieI.aurin min
ority tcl the special coiumittee fled
last night asrepOrt wi!ich viii be-
printed in the Journal along with thc
majority report. 'rhe minority report
is as fpllbBs:
lAe- undeGsigned Il minority or t:,c
committee 10 whom was referred SEN
aye hilli:No. 10, To regulate the con
duet or primary elections, respectful
" submit the Following. as a s,rbsti-
tnte for said bill:
scctioa 2S2l That the constit,i-
tion, rules aud bylaws OF anv politl-
cal party inrefercnce TO the conduct
oI primary elec;ions shall hnye tho
force and effect CT laW Yhere moi in
consistent VITA the statutes regulat-
ing primary eiert.ons.
'siS9at'ofi S22,b. Any person, who
shall vote nose tiGn onee IN n nrin,-
7afys eI etiantl aE WHO -s,luIl. by prom.
iseSi iahte ciinsiaeration. inG,Ic,
fsanc fnef ia Bote k11resthar onas.
sppisss isot. f5lS misfEsaa aeanor ana
upon. ,eoItRl tion Nerelf h6I dlstylInl,-
lied So 9teY Yitllih Il GnoI: fssss. ,r,yif,f;,,,
OF ni9lig eacnso lnthtfined ana
sy'1lJJlSfsc cnqsi ia5thc dia2fntiGh OF tho
Sdl,Cts1 s szI ~ .
I'll must gree thIf the mSaiinte...
nance OF an honest primary electIon.
Mners eTely Ehi;e Democrat shall 30
sl1qN ;s sa 70 S9s lfIsthe candidate OF.
| % S. z t9ial 10 tie main
tenanee ef White supremacy in tfis
!il Slale; IN Ne DO GfQQt tEipk that the -geneF-
aIsaaseniSiS tn5ir sassfy enact the r,S,Iass SIss
Ahs regulations for the conduct az 4
slttlsiiSSss9ae lltslS pastt.l IeJia change Is do
sired, then 1t can 6riy be aeeor,SjiSl,- 81
e9 .95 y Epq g|E 1iI9 lteE5aI ID tie act AMI
IN case Of Il veto this woplh rem,,ya :.
t}sost !s5lsJ fath tjt t9RcfAt hGusea.t A
,ai as we cenSideg Il, proper for the
fsgtsla ttLre td so slta give the fo.cn
- the iSw to the constitution and
Iuios nt tne ntAFtg ,sfsid provide Denc.-
yes ior violation thereof. THIS was
not an lssuewhen tho general assem-.
pty was elected anu II is not rfght.
.wltiiout giving the peoDlG due notice
Nno an opportltnitY to be heard, lor
tHis general asgenlhly to take snsp
jgtgalent and pass rates for ,ii;- .uy1 sss
ernment of the party. which could
not De changed until another legislat
ture was elected.
| VIZ Wy aQ,lot taiff IL wise for legisln-
i've enactment to determine the
IqnliacatioHs eeinenfbe 10 x mi
ilIeai party. n we set that example,
way could not eopgresa also prescribe
i qua liitcattets q sst3 who shouif be- an
/ ltied to vote ins the case of Iynited
| States senators and congrsss1nsns
Each house is the judge of the ii,aI1-
i'SStions OF It's own me nibers, ana If
congress- weFe to- Say That, only those
entitled to yote.iat the general eles1
| Tan slienld vote i3ygriys party primary
| lor tinted States senators and con-,
gsessiaen, we would have q condition
nf .tlfni2ss q, t-si,lst g,ss q. ! M
ant 10 e0ptempieke.
further. }se dE not think the gen-
eral assembly S$hoila apnrSs,T;sto
funds from the. sliite rca sury ~ naS,
s:ss s'sSs'er ses OF goiitisai party Us Z