The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-04

congressional districts and judicial
circuits shall. when there Is more than
one candidate for either of said Oiii-
ces. arrange for and appoint separate
meeting for their respective districts
or judicial circuits. the time and t.e
place Of which shall be published jr
each county and at which ony the cam
dida..' for sud Offices shall be invite |
TO address the people.
23.--lt shall be the duty OF each
| county committee to appoint meet
ings In their respective counties to he
addressed by the candidates for tho
general assembly and for the different
county offices.
County Committee.
30. The clubs In each county shall
be held together and operate under Tic
control Of county committee which
shall consist of one niomtcr iron, each
club. to be elected by the respective
clubs. Tho committee when elected.
| shall appoint its own officers .cN..npt
| the chairman, who shall he ele..tcd f,y
the county convent.OnJ who shall not
necessarily be members uf said CON,
mittec but 81 vacancy in the member
ship OF the committee shall 5e filed p,
the club. through tho loss of whose
member by death. resignation or oth-
erwisc the vacancy occurs: Provided.
That In case the Office Of chairman of
the county committee shall become
vacant by death. resignation or other
wise. the committee shall hav., now @,
TO fill the vacancy by cIccting q char
man to serve until the organization OF
| the next regular county convention:
And. provided. further. That. uny OIL
Ger so elected he Is not member Of
the committee shall not be- entitled t..
vote on any question except the chair
vote. The tenure of office OF the COM
man. and then only In case of tic
mittee shall be until the first Monda,
in Nav in each election year.
3l.-Thc county committee shall
| meet on or Before tho first Monday II,
! August oi each election year and ,les-
| ign..c a polling Elacc for each club
In its own club district and appoint
the managers for the primaries Thre..
managers and 81 clerk shall be ap-
pointed for each voting place and
their names published in one or more
county. papers at least two weeks be-
fore the election.
Pledges.
| 32.-Candidates for the general as,
sembly and for county offices shall file
with the Chairman OF the county COM
mittee pledge in writing to abide the
the nominees thereof. Candidates for
results Of the primary and support
other Offices shall file such pledge
with the chairman OF the state COM
mittee: Provided, That the pledge OF
such candidate shall be filed on or be-.
fore IL O'Clock meridian. of the da,
preceding the day fixed by the cour-
ty committee or the state COMMITTEES
for the first campaign meeting Of the
county or state, respectively. No
vote for any candidate who has no;
paid his assessment nor complied
with this rule shall be counted. Tho
following Is the form Of the oath. i''As
candidate for the office OF --.
In the democratic primary election. to
be held on the last Tuesday In August.
1871, hereby pledge myself to abide
| tho results of such primary and sup
| port the nominees of the party, state
and national, and I declare that am
n democrat and that am not, nor will
| become tho candidate of any faction,
| either privately or publicly suggestco,
other than the regular democratic
nomination" If the candidate is run
ming for the. United States senate, or
for the United States house of re1re,
| sentatives. this additional pledge shal,
be required: Il will support the Iol;ti-
+ cal principles and policies or the dem
ocratic party during tho term OF of; II.
| for which ! may be elected. and work
In accord with my democratic asso-
CtatcS In congress- on all party u,1es.
tiohs' fhis the day of
Provided. That after the time for
films such pledges and before the close
OF the election. should any candidate