The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-16
'Casttaiddtcs Are L;iIytijGtyd IJp
Ready For Starting Cana

Mr. Pollock thinks the neoplc. Yant
hD"c mairrH to choose rom ana
Midcr field ard offers himse,i. Hts
friends say his chances are good and
that il. viii draw support from b lii
or tho OtnCr factions.
IN" 'fIa.i:Is" In the govern IRIS race
has not gone beyond the 81: :on,! prl-
mary. nll 3tatrmentD being based IN
who will iiake the second race Major
.iOni q. Ki.! ards fricnGs think he Is
sure OF being In the second race es-
pecially since his declaration for
Blcase. Professor John G. Clinkscalcs
followers assert lie is gaining ground
. so fast that he will lead the first pri-
mary and win in the second Like
claims arc made by friends of Licutcn-
, ant Governor G. A. Smith, Solicitor Il.
A. Cooper. Representative w. c. Irby.
Jr.. MIR. l.. J. Browning, Speaker M. l..
Smith, MIR. =. s. Simms, Mr.. n. /. Man
,, nings. and others.
Senator John l.. McLaurin announc-
t6 some weeks ago that he would be
elected governor, but his recent letters
In the press have given rise to an
ol:iiion that he is getting ready for
lis swan song" and another exit.
In tho race for lieutenant governor
'rc former Senator r. Frank Kelley Of
, l"slicpvillc. Il Bleasitc, Representative
j. ~. Hunter 0f Bamberg. ana Mr.. A. J.
Ert:nw Of Columbia both anti Blcasit-
e.: Each one Is confident OF winning
For railroad commissioner g. ID.
F'o; tier OF Spartanburg. G. W. Fa:rcy,
OF Fort Moote, Il. Fl. Shcaly. OF Lcx-
inpton. J. Fl. Wharton. or Laurens. and
w. ]. Withcrsp0oi of Yorkvilic arc Of
ier.ns for the pla,, of 3. l. Caus!.
man. who is not running for ,c-eiccton
n7d who has held the place for txalve
years.
Comptroller General :. W. Jones is
| opposed for reelection by Mr.. ]. A.
SJmmersett OF Coiumhia. .N.trncy
General Thos. H. Peoples Is running
against Mr.. a. G. Rricc OF Chester
Commissioner Of Agriculture E. J.
"ntson. Secrt tary Of State +. NJ. Nc
Gown. Superintendent ur EGunttM !.
T.. SweariH,;cn. and state Irtnsnrcr
S. T. Carter are as yet unopposed fsf
| another term. 4
| lAdjhtnnt General Moore for .fthlac-
ton has two opponents. N. C. Willis OF
Yorkvills and }. II. ciaifcy'of Orange
burg. r.
:. Congressman II. s.,tWhafcy in tho
f-st district ana. a. T.. Lover In the
seventh dlsGri:t faro unnDrosed for re-
election. C2gg1!ssiiian J. r. I:yrnts IN
the second u bPposed by r. NJ Mi\son
Of Barnwefl, whflo Con:, 'cssidan WYATT
Aiken in thu third l,a.. 'neainst shiE,
FTed III. Domln.ck. tine assistant att,
fney general. Capt f.. s. I;yana of
Greenwood. ,CcEsrcss,n,l, Jos. +.
ldchnBon in the fourth district Is pit
ted ngainsf Sa'u.J. ;Nfchol,s Of Spartan
f.burg and TIC I1hnpan forlner mayor
OF Union. MF. Nv. II. AStevSnson II
heraw /. runnlng against C,nEfc.s
rlun D. +. Ti.iey, In thc fifth district.
while Nj. A i. lIaincr is orposi.iE &
Congressman ]. Willard Eagsdale.
In addition to these tf,:Cs. ha;f of
| the State senate, and tn, entire :aem-
.bership Of ths house II repressutatiS es
are t. be elected. The county officers
tre ITO ba :hoSnn und thcrn will lie
campaign 0rato,5 enough to Sntirfy
the most insatlnh!e demands OF tie
people.
Tho senatorial canvass opens at st.
Matthews on we oilcsday and the Cub
ernatorlal canvass at Sumter an the
same day. The senatorial candidates
speak ut Orangeburg on Thursday. at
ST. George Friday, and at Charleston
Saturday. The other party gnes to
Mansing. Thursday. lMoncck's Cor
ner Friday. and Georgetown Saturday.
All pledges must 'be filed with State
Chairman John Gary Evans, by noon
on Tuesday when entries will. close.
Tho first primary takes place ON .iu-
Eust 25 and the second September 8.
two weeks later.