aiAHIBIT "D"-24- RULES OF THE DEMOCRATIC TA1RTY CIVIL CODE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OF SOUTH CAROLINA (h) The provisions of this Rule 2415 - Provisions to be liberally shall he liberally construed in construod—decision of club sec­ favor of tho absent voter, and tho retary final decisions of the Secretary of the county committoo as to tho nec­ The provision of sections 2406 essity of any particular voter to 2416 inclusive, shall be liber­ being allowed to vote by mail shall ally construed'in favor of the ab­ be final. sent votor and the decisions of the enrollment committee of club secretary as to the necessity of any particular voter being allow-' od to vote by mail shall be final. BALLOTS AND BALLOT FOICES; 2417 - Colors and labels of bal­ lots and boxes at primary elec­ 48.(a) In all primaries hereafter tions,—In all primary elections held within this State tho ballot hereafter hold within this State used for nomination for State of­ by any political party, the bal­ ficers shall bo printed on yellow lots used for state officers paper and the bozos used by the' shall be printed on yellow paper managers of election in which the and the boxes used by the mana­ said ballot is to be deposited gers of election in which the said shall bo painted tho same color; ballot is to to deposited shall be and all ballots for County offi­ pointed the some color; and all cers shall be printed on plain ballots for county officers shall white paper and tho boxes for said be printed on plain white paper and ballots shall be painted white tho boxes for said ballots shall be painted white. (b) All ballots used in the pri­ All ballots used in tho primary mary for nomination for State of­ election for state officers shall ficers shall have plainly marked have plainly marked thereon, both thereon, both on tho coupon and on on the coupon and on tho ballot tho ballot proper, tho words "State proper, tho words "State Ballot," Ballot, >L_and all ballots used for and all ballots used for tho elec­ the nomination of County officers, tion of county officers, solici­ Solicitors and Congressmen shall tors, and congressmen shall have have marked thereon in plain typo, marked thoroon in plain typo, both both on the coupon and on the bal* on tho coupon and on tho ballot lot proper, the words "County proper, the words "County Ballot." Ballot." WATCHERS AT POLLS 49, The right is hereby given to : 2404-T7atchers in counties with city any candidate to name and appoint over 20,000; registration in cities a watcher for any poll that he may over 20,000, desire, the right to be granted Candidates in all counties by the County Committee, and upon in which there is a city contain­ its refusal to do so tho entire ing twenty thousand inhabitants matter shall be reviewed by the or more shall have tho right to State Committee, and the c.ction appoint a watcher at each polling taken by'tho State Committee shall place to look after the interest bo final. of such candidates. And in all cities of twenty thousand inhabi­ tants or more thcro shall bo a party registration of voters under regulations to be proscribed by the rules of the respective party. DRLSOftra tO STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVSWTIOK AB8B¥jLm Wow 9* Greene, Aebarille 7.H. Kieklee, Abbeville, Cham. B.C. Wileea, Calhoun Falle K.J. Sehley, Konea Path R.8. Galloway, Due Wot J.C Todd, Due Weet ifiUBL John w. Dunean, Aiken Dr* rred. C. Brinklay, Blleaton W.H. KoSleln, Jeofcaon 8.J. Craig, farremrllle O.L. BeughMen, n*g«ner Dr. A.A. Walden, North Augusta John t. Stanefield, Aiken F.W. Fannin*. Sal ley Alternate* C.Pope Gentt, Wegener K.C. Byers, Windeor F.H. Fmekinghats, Sllenten Qulnfcy wtee, Oreaiteeille IMiWff^Mf t* Sdwin J'yriek, Allendale W.T. Riley* Sr.* Allendale Riohie A. Ellie, Allendale George Warren, Jr., Allendale w.H. Snelllng, Allendale Qtle Brabhan, Allendale V* Allen Hnrter, Allendale John B. MeMllan, Allendale Iternetee Dr. 3.*.I. itedhold. fM& Hugn F. Folk, Allendale l.A. Crocker, Allendale R.B. Cunninghen, Allendale Jin A. Cox, RFD, Belten T. Frank ffatkina, Andereon John 0. Taylor, Andereon John 8. Wlglnton, Andereon w.C. Johneton, Andereon >aul R. Sarle, Starr S.H. Agnev, Andereon Carl MeClain, Andereon RFD CD. Herett* Pendleton S.L. Griffin, Honea Path J.B. Farmer, Andereon Gee Ellison, Belten Mill*, Beltea J. Ohrietie Wright, RFD, Andereon J. Deri Kearae, Baaberg Fred. L. Hiere, BaMberg, Jetm* f. Rieher, Baaberg J. Weeley Crus, Benaerk agmrr Charlee J. Coloock, Beaufort Calhoun Thoeae, Beaufort If.If. Levin, Beaufort Wilton Grave*, Beaufort Elbert Sweat, Beaufort I.B. Redgere, Beaufort STATS COKVSHTIOS DSUEOXTES (8) D4»« Bwdwell, Croej^-- Stephen- B*o. Wtggtna* Bemoan A* ?eneo, Goose Creek Herbert Cftddell, RFD, ife&oi* Center CtiARLSSTOW *Hoyor Henry W« Lookeood, Charleston tor Burnet R. Haybank, Charleeton iteevorth P. Ueane, Cfca/leston lh M. Peulnot, 117 Rutledge St., •leeton •rt Von Dohlen/lie Bread St., erheret St., George w\ Stout/ SO Troebo Street* 119 Margaret St., fharleeton Charleetea John P. DeVeeux, 14? Ashley ivenue nekney Street, Charleston ST Bread St., . Bay Street, Charleston Sharleston Paul/.. Seabr&ok, 1*0«B Rutledge n St., Leeton is. Tameberg, Char] Oolle Morse, North Charleston irt M*C. figs* Jr., 3s\»road St., Charleston Joe H. Hall, Gaffney, Rev. C.A. Kirby, Oaffney J. Claude Fort, taffney Roy C* Cobb, Gaffney C.S. Salnt-Aatand, Gaffney Waite C. Haariek, Jr. Oaffney Alternates Rev. H.B. HaFdy, Gaffney Lake W. stroup, Gaffney S.M. Wolfe, Gaffney R.A. Dobeen, Gaffney Ly«an Haariek, Gaffney San J. Strain, Gaffney Tlmr t flrfr B.R. DttPre, Great Falle Joe 0. Jordan, Riohburg |. Pieree Stone, Fort Learn Wilbur G. Grant, Cheeter David A* Gaston, Cheater BOA Nunnery, Sdgeaoor A.T. Kenry, Cheeter floergo T. Gregory, Jr., Cheater B. Frank wlikes, Cheeter P.B. Good, RFD, Loerye J.F. Bean, RFD, Me. 2, Cheddar J. Henry Wade, RFD No. 3* Cheeter 2BS££SS£2£i£ C.P. Lasey, Chewav S.O. Fegues, Choree J.I. Leppard, Chesterfield W.T. UeBrlde, Cheeterfield J.C. Miller, Jeffereon L.A. Ueher, Pagelend State Convention Delegatee CflLLBTQH wJL Sneak, walterbore- Durban, Walterboro J.M. Seorar, /alterboro D.T. Striekihnd, 8 taoake H.H. See*, Well W.ey Jaequee, Cettagevllle E&3LW/TPB, George B* Dargan, Darlington John H. Martin, Kartevllle Mayor Fred B. Stea, Darlington John F. * Heath, Harteville O.G. Carrie, Lenar J.P. Mealngo* Darlington PILLOW CO* Theaaa, Haaor R.H. Garalehaol, Dillon at. If. Monroe, Letts M.S. Staskhouse, Billon l*A. Manning, Dillon Mrs. Joe P« Lane, Dillon Janee L. Alford,Dlllen J«W, Hlggina, Dillon D.D. Lee, Dillon Henry Alien, Latta A.D. Barnee, Dillon H.H.-'Jesaen, S.B. Nieholeor, Sdgefleld George Yenee, Johnson Horaoe w* Saeyer, Bdgefield B.S. Hleholeon, Bdgefleld yjKH^mfl! Senator J.tf. Lyles, Winnebore Boyd Brown, Winnebore Hayne D. MoMookin, wlnneboro J.C. Darby, winnebero C.A. Robinson, wlnneboro 0*F. Pattson, Wlnneboro Toe) wateon, winnebore Gary Baee, winnebore M.D. Douglas, Wlnneboro J.S. Tdnunde, Ridgevay T.K. MeDonald, Ridgevay D.J. Halite or Carl lathes, Ridgoeay IS, Healngvay State Convention Delegatee (4) T^fffjfYiyrF Alfred F. Burgess, Dean Bldg. R.A. Jolley, US W. Bar Is St., Greenville Greenville John L. Plyler, President, Foman Janee B* Pnag, Maeenle Tenple, Unlverelty, Greenville Greenville J.M. Welle, Maeenle Temple, D.B. Leathsreood, Poinsett Hotel GreenviAie Bldg., Greenville J.D. Aehnore, Prefeeeional Phar- J. Harvey,Cleveland, Cleveland naey, Greenville J. L. lmn» Maeente Tensle, R.H. Daeue, Buneenbe Read, Greenville Greenville J.W. irrlngten, |r., Union Bleaehery* Eugene Bryant, Liberty Life Bldg** Greenville Greenville Arthur Maokey, &40 H. Mala St., P.P. Meadors, Meeders Mfg., Co., Greenville Greenville R.F. Wateen, 119 Janee St., f.M. Meaning, Woodelde Bldg., Greenville Gresnviile 0. Heyward Hahon, H. Main St., K?. rsllsU. WulS' lluuei, Greenville Greenville J.C. Leathereeed, Maeonio Temple, Leroy Andereon, riedaont Greenville Alternatee H.K. Teens, Uaeonle Teaple, Greenville Klee J.M. Ferry, Liberty Life Bldg., Greenville D.L. Bmnlett, Siapeonvllle sal Began, County Health Dept. Greenville J.Sill Runler Snaxee Bldg., J.T. Bray, 3 Charlee St., Woodilde- Greenville Greenvllle Patrlok C. F«t» Liberty Life Bldg., Ire* A.F. MeXlsslak, Clarendon Ave., Greenville Greenville are. Lucie D. King, 4S Rutherford St. W.D. Worknan, Wslleee Bldg., Greenville Greenville Mrs, J.K. »illiana,\RFD, Hiaety-Six Mrs. A.W. Henderson, Greenwood J.O./WWHOii, Rlnety^SexN T.J. wuile. Greenwood tf P«R« Underwood, Greenwood J.A. Hall, Ware Shoale J.!fVTtoMliM*j-tFrwenwood J.M. Marehall, Oreenwood HAMPTON »r Geo. warren^anpton J. Merrlsen |utsn. Setill *r~Hanne7~veraville LMV wllliene, M.T. Lafltte, Setiil ,7.H. Ug>**ey, Bruneon 17Frz3111e»-Jian^ton Banden, Haapton JASPSR (bee, Ridgeland K.D. Sllls^Jtf^land H.M. Taylor, Ridgeland R.B^Carter, Ridgeland State ConventIon Deiegatee <*) Qnattlebaun, Conway Stiller, Conway Senator W.T. Redfem, Caaden Rep. John Ranon, Lugoff Rep. L.C. Jlyburn, Veatville Sheriff J.H. MeLend, c*nd*n R.M. KQiNi6&fi Caaden W.F. Setridge, Bethune LAHCASTBJf Claud Thonpeen, Van Wyek 8.B. Sapp, Lenesnter J. Reeoe Fundorburk, Laneaeter 0. Reeoe *i Ulnae, Laneaeter Red Gregory, Laneaster C.C. Brlgaan, Laneaater R.S. Stewart, Laneaeter John T. Stevens, Kerahew A.A* Wltteford, Kerehaw C. Roee Blaokann, Kerehaw 1. Coke Bridges, Heath Springe B.H. Plyler, RFD #S, Laneaster LADRKH8 Ralph T. WUeea, Laurens O.L. Long, Lauren* v.R. Fleedn, Laurene W.R. Rlehey, Jr. Lauren* John Ross, Ooldville J.A.