The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-02

sumter, OepI. l.-FTOm men IN eY-
cry walk of life, from every section Of
South Carolina, Richard l. Manning
Of Sumter, wac will make the second
race for governor has received con-
gratulations and offers OF support in
| the second primary. Several OF the
candidates for governor who failed to
get into the second race wired that
they are ready to support Mr.. Man
ming now and to help place him in
the governors office.
John G.. Clinkscales wired ga
morning TO the effect that Mr.. Man
ming could count on his support.
Mendel L. Smith of Camden, was the
| first candidate to offer his services in
tie fight that will be made for the
Sumter man.
Some OF the messages that have
come from Sumter are ringing In
their appeal for good government and
many are g clarion call to the people
| Of the state.
r. o. Bryan, OF Georgetown, says
Mr.. Manning will be the next COVER
nor. He wired Il congratulate you,
our next governor"
From Old Charleston.
Charleston county stood by Mr..
Manning in the first primary and re-
ports from that section now indicate
| that he will sweep TIE county in the
second primary. Two ;Charlcstonians
| well known throughout the ctate wir-
ed Mr.. Manning: sf4AS
Hearty congratulations. You win
be proud OF old Charleston. We. will
do better for you in the second. Hun
ter r. Boykin. Frank D. Bell" ;s
T..
Ghowered congratulations Here. is q
telegram from TEX" Sibert, who now
lives III Newberry. rCongFatuiati0ls
than ever" a%sSi
Senator Epps and many Others
from Williamsburg county wired.
Senator Epps predicts Mr.. MannIng's
election as follows: "Congratula-
tions to our next governor"
That Spartanburg Is bound TO do
nicely by Mr.. Manning In the second
race Is the opinion of u. Hertz Brown
He wired: Congratulations and
best wishes. This county bound to
do splendidly by you in the second
primary. Number of strong men have
already volunteered support. We are
just beginning to reap results Of our
work here"
j. H. Woodward OF Orangeburg
pledges Orangeburg county which
aid SO splendidly by Mr.. Manning In
! the first primary.
Everybody Manning this morning" /"
| wired w. 8. Mowry of Bennettsville,
the day after the result seemed aE-
sured.
James D. Evans, editor of the Flor
ence Times, who was such a strong
supporter OF Mr.. Manning in the first
primary wired that "yeu are sure to
| win We are perfectly delighted 6
MIR. Evans paper Is working for MAJ
ming.
Henry ID, Calhoun. wifsd. that Barn
we'll county. is ali right 4 ana that MI.
Manning can count on that county
now. Many Barnwell people were for
Simms first and Manning second Is the
/ FeEprt ..ora thet .sectiah
Senator j. II. Manning Of Dillon,
wired: Accept congratulations"
w. M. Hutson OF Aik6ns wired from
Yemassee congratulations and hopes
for the second primary; :,
Clinton NJ. Fielder of.b Blackville
wired that he Is "the happiest man on
earth" and that conditiaus are all
right In this section and syour cleo
tion sure all over the state but 1t Is
best to KEEP working"
David B. TRAILER OF Greenville wir-
ed: Il understand you are In seq
ond race With Richards. II I; can be
OF any service to you call on me. Best
wishes for sure election"
| z e. Laeas Of Florence says that
county will give Mr.. Manning a hand
some majority. on the eighth. T
| L. Wigfall Cheatham of Edgefeld,
editor OF the Chronicle there d pa
per that was strong for Manning, asks
this advice: Tell rs Quick and eikass
how to make the victory complete
LaCoste Evans, captain Of the ip
Toppe:s," of Cheraw, wired: Cow
ernor E.chard 1. Manning sounds
honeylike to us. With you before.
now and Forever" The, u Ghera@
bunch had wired Mr.. Manning be.
fore the primary that they, were with
him ''now and forever ss.s s u S.
Senator b, q, Nicholson OF Edgel
Held, opihes .nat .dgefeld county
will be all right In the second race,
He wtred5 Congratulations You
can count on Williamsburg Tuesday
week" ~
Governor OF All the People.
T. M. Wannamaker of st Matthews
ssvs Mr. Manning will be the goYer-
Ror OF all the people. He wired as
foiiows: 1850
"I sonEfatalats the people OF Semth
Carolina who Will have man In. ti..,
executive chair who will be governor
OF all the people
Senator Thomas Raysor of Orange
burg, who was UP in Saluda after the
primary wired that he was coming
straight home IN few days TO work
and added Cur friends must work :,
T. q. Williams of NeHberry, q
brother aaw OF Governor Biease,
feels so good over the prospects for