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WHALEY FOR CONGRESS
Leads the Entire Ticket.
OVER 300 VOTES 4HEAD.
ENORMOUS.COUNTRY VOTE.
THE FARMERS IN THE DIS
TRICT HAVE CONFIDENCE IN
WHALEY. HE RECEIVED
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MORE THAN THREE VOTES
TO HUGHES ONE . IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS YESTER
DAY. IF THE FARMERS WILL
TURN OUT AND VOTE. WHA
LEY WILL RE ELECTED WITH
OUT ANY TROUBLE. *
R. S. WHALEY.
Your Next Congressman.
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RICHARD S. WHALEY
TESTIMONY FROM NATIONAL LEADERS OF THE DEMO-
- CRATIC PARTY WHO ARE CLOSE TO PRESI-
DENT WILSON.
Front the National Party Chairman,
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>1 \ tcuv Mr. \v:.ith>:
It is iude-eii a gi-rai pla-urtf hrar iropj you. > Of course, I re*
joexaber the effecti%e work, which you ilhi at the Baltimore Convention.
It wna a trrrillr light anti a pleasure to look hack upon the comparatively
small number of Delegates that, stool together until President-elect M il-
son nraa nominated. v ..
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With reaewreti coagratulatinaa, I am.
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Yours wacerelyv
tHgd.) William F. McCombs.
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From Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo.
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The Secretary of the Treasury.
Washington. Ma.^h 1S4.‘ li)DI-
l»ear Mr. Wlialey :
Please accept my thank* for your.kin|>j letter of congratulateV'
Which I heartily appreciate. I am delisted t.^hear that you are a Candi-
«late for C ongrers in your State, and I wish you every success. I recall with
Rivat pleasure tny meeting with you at the Baltimore ( onventlon and the
splendid \tork you <Hd for (iovermn- (now President) Wilson at that time.
Sincerely yours,
<s«d.) W. ii. McAdoo
Rh hard S. Whaley . K q..
People’s t\fi,.-c Uuihiing.
(Se<xetary >1 Adm) is al>o \ ice Uhnirman of the National Democratic
Committee.
t harleston. s«*uth Carolina.
WHALEY. YOUR NE>
CONGRESSMAN. RECEIVED
FLATTERING VOTE IN RUJ
AL DISTRICTS YESTERDAY
s. .'WHALEY. . ..... 8.078 ■
■ Hl*GHES ... ... . 2.S22
WHALEY MAKES APPEA
TO THE COLLETON VOTEF
FOR THEIR SUPPORT.
WHALEY HAS ALWAi
STOOD FOR COLLETON ME!
WHALEY IS NOT COI
TROLLED BY ANY POLITICA
ORGANIZATION.
WHALEY.
Your Friend and Next Congres
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Committee.)
Wm. Corcoran Eustis. Eidridge E. Jordan H. Rosier Delaney;
Chairman 1st Vice Chairman. 2nd Vice Chairman.
William V. Co*. Walker W. Vtek. N
Tre “ uwr - . ’ Secrenry.
INAKil RAL COMMITTKK.
The New Willard.
‘ l ‘ Washington. February *0, 1013
The Hoaorahle Richard S. Whaley, ^
Charleston. S. C.
Dear Hi
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. ,* * re K*** 1 hear of your candidacy for Coagrewa from the
£ir*t SouM Carolina District.
We remember your active devotion to the Wilson cause in all stages
•fjhe campaign, and particularly your effective service, as a Dr legate, iu
**— Baltimore Convention, and now we hope you will be successful la yonr
canvass an n Representative of the Wlleoa principles and policies.
With best wishes.
„ Very truly yours.
<Hg«Lj> Walker W. Vick.
(Mr Vick is abm Assistant Secretary of the National Democratic Com
te, and was Secretary of the Wlkmu
CAN THIK DISTRICT AFFORD TO LOSE THE OPPOKTUNITY OF ELECTING A MAN WHO
HAS Sl'CH FRIENDS IN THE COUNCILS OF THE PARTY AND WHO IS OTHERWISE
WELL EQUIPPED TO REPRESENT ITS INTERESTS? - .
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