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ABSOLUTE PROOFS
OF ELECTION FRAUD
IN CAMDEN COUNTY
Read the .folowing sworn state
ijients, they are made by me n that
you know to be top honorable to try
to deceive you, arid unlike Dr. B. At
kinson, they know the facts, and
have not depended upon what others,
have told them-
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY.
At the request of a number of citi
zens from Glynn, and Charlton coun
ties, we, tfhe undersigned, bav e com
pared the list of registered/voters,
as prepared and certified by the
registrars of Camde n county, o n Av -
gust 18th, 1922, which list was fur
nished te, and used by the election
managers at the September primary,
on September 13tli, 1922, and find
that the 1 ames following appear o">
said and w e fail to find where
any tax' are shown on the
digest of said county, for the years
1920-1921, viz:
John Gale, J. C- Clarke, 'B. C. Car
ter, Jeff Daniels, Henry Taylor, Her
bert Miller, rjesso Anderson, Phil
PopPell, J. Z. Parh?r, Peter F. Mill
er, Baxer Phillips J. F. Ribron, J.
S. Mack, J. T. Davis, Ed Miller, W-
W. Davis, L. C- Dubberly, J. S. Claj
ton J. M. Goings, C. A. Kelly, W.
Harris, Hamp Drury, Richard Millet,
Jame s Condin, D. D. Johns, Joe Gale,
Sam Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Lewis
Miller, SimPson Spradley, Raymond
Sanderson, L. W- Mills, M. Davie,
J. F. McCullough, E. D- Angel, L. J.
Clark, George L. Crotty, H. C. Drury,
W. H- Gray, Walter Gray, Irving
Gray, Peter Johnson, Richard Lovell,
Cleveland Lovell, Rufus A. Tavell,
Levi McGreggor, L. D. Pacetti, Elmer
Pacetti, A. Preston, C. K. Raeddick,
Jordan C. Ryals, Arthur Rival, W. L.
Ryals, Henry Ryals, Robert Chad
rick, E. B. Todd, making a total of
fifty-six (56). And we fail to find
the name of th e folowing voters on
the digest of 1921, to wit:
D. M. Daniels, Henry-ifitrickland,
J. C. Johnsoi. W. W. Bennett, S : mou
D r ury, L. G. Clark, N. E- Carter, L.
I W. Readdick, Walter Larson, Perry
i Ryals, J. H. Wilson, making a total
of eleve n (11).
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY.
Personally appeared before the
undersigned officer, J, S. N. Davis,
Clifford S- Johnson, and S. C. Town
send, who, eacht being sworn, de
poses and says: That they have
qarefully compared the voters list
above referred to, with the tax digest
of said county, for the years 1920-
1921-—and that the abov e stated re
sults hav e been obtained by them
from said examination, and that as
shown above, that fifty-six, (56)) of
the voters who appeared on the vot
er’s list used at the September pri
mary, have not bee n found i n the
digest for the years 1920-1921—and
that eleven, (11) of the voters ap
pearing on said list, hav e not been
found i n the digest for the year of
1921—and that deponents made this
examination, in response to the re
| quest above set out, and hav e exer
j cised the utmost caution to avtoid
any errors.
J. S. N. Davis,
Clifford Johnson,
S. C. Townsend.
Sworn to and subscribed to before
me this Ist day of November, 1922.
J. F. Hughes,
Notary Public, Camden County, Ga.
j Thu s you see how sixty-seven il
legal voters remained upon the vot
er’s list, and it is well known that
they were suPPotrer s of Mr. Jas. T.
Vocelle. As Mr. Vocelle’s majority
in the primary was only forty you
se e at a glance that h e has no real
title to the nomination.
Now read the testimony of three
ardent Vocelle supporters as to the
neglect (to use a'mild word) of duty
on their part, bearing i n mind that
the law imposes upon them the duty
of making a disqualified list of
voters for use by the registrars.
Extracts from the evidence of J.
H. Rudulph, clerk of the superior
court, W. S. F. Clark, tax collector,
and R. H. Frohock, ordinary of Cam
den county:
Q. Mr. Rudulph, when, if at all,
this year, was tlie disqualified list
of voter s prepared by you and the
tax collector and the ordinary?
A. No, sir, they were not pre
pared.
Q. You never got that tax book for
that purpose ?
A- No, s(r.
Q. Was there ever any disquali
fied list, that you know of, filed with
the registrars?
A. No, sir, not as I know of
Q. You did not have anything to*
do with it.
A. No, sir, I had nothing to do
with it.
Mr, W. S. F. Clark, recalled.
Q. Mr- Clark, -when, if at all, did
you Pr e Pare your disqualified li s t for
this year ?
A. I have not prepared any dis
qualified list, this year.
Q. You did not prepare any dis
qualified list of voter's, who-had fail
ed to Pay their taxes?
'A. No, sir. i '
Q. You just made out a list, and
the list,"'up to the twentieth, (20th)
of December?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Well, wha did you do with it?
A. What did I do with it? I
turned it over to the county commie
si criers.
Q. Well, th e list that you furnish
ed them of th e registered voters, em
braces the names of everybody who
appeared on the registration books,
whether they had Paid their taxes, or
not, and you never worked with the
clerk of the eourt, or the ordinary,
to get up a list?
A. No, sir.
Q. So far as you know, the regifs
trars had no disqualified list?
A. I supose they had.
Q. Why do you suppose that?
A. I do not know whether they
had any disqualified list of tax pay
ers, who had not Paid their taxes, or
not. '
Q- Who made out that list?
A. I do not know.
Q. Well, who made up that list?
A. I do not know.
Q. Well, I am assuming that they
met and prepared a list of voters?
And prepared a primary general elec
tion, and this “special election,’’ what
list, did you furnish to anybody ?
A. I did not furnish anybody a
list.
Judge R. H. Frohock:
Q. Judge Frohock, you are ordi
nary of this county?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Judge, were you ordinary this
year, and year?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Judge, this year, have you and
the clerk of the court, ever made up
any list of defaulters?
A. No, Sir.
Q. Ha s the tax collector, or the
clerk, called o n you to help thejn in
the preparation of this list?
A. No, sir.
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY.
Personally appeared before the
undersigned officer. Mies Mary
Brownson, who on oath says: That
she was the clerk and stenographer
employed to take dow n the testimony
of witnesses in the contest of J,he
election for the removal of the coun
ty site of Camden county, on Au
gust, 24th, 1922, and that the above
and foregoing are true 'and correct
extracts from the evidence oif J- H-
Rudulph, clerk of the superior court,
W. S. F. Clark, tax collector, and R.
H. Frohock, ordinary of Camden
county, as the same appears approv
ed and certified by J. B. Smith, J. P.,
presiding at said contest.
Miss Mary Brownson.
Swor n to and subscribed to before
me this Ist day of November, 1922-
J. F. Hughes,
Notary Public, Camden County, Ga.
Where did the registrars get their
information as to who were disquali
fied to vote? Why did they /not
call upon these officers whose duty
it v/as to prepare a list for them ?
The law Provides that the regis
trars shall meet and Prepare a list
of qualified voters not later than the
20th day of April. Now note how the
voter’s list was prepared and certi
fied as correct on Jun e 29th. then how
another list was made and certi
fied as correct on August 18th, both
lists were illegal, the list vary great
ly, yet both are certified as correct.
Are the registrars competent? If so
why this manipulation?
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY:
Perdoyiaily appeared, before the
undersigned officer, J. S. N. Davis,
Clifford S. Johnson, and S. C. Town
send, who, each being duly sworn,
deposes and says: That, they have
carefully compared the list of reg
istered voters, a s prepared by the
registrars of said county, and certi
fied on June 29th, 1922, with anoth
er list Prepared by said registrars,
and certified on August 18th, 1922,
and fined the nameg of the follow
ing persons, to-wit:
M. A. Smith, T. B. Kemp, Mr;>.
Medina Kemp, Ed Spradley, Elbert
Southwell, Robert Wise, J. A. wi!*
son, Thomas C. Alberti, Dave Ad
ams, C. F. Owens, W. Harrison,
George Rose, Mrs. R. C. Southwell,
John Brazil, W. N. Brazil, P. S. Cooit
er, Q. L. Claxton, W. N. Gillett, F..
W. Joyner, Jr., R. S. Lewis, J. C.
Perry, W. H. Peeples, Mrs. Kate
Sheffield, J. D. Sheffield,
making a tota lof twenty-four (24),
apeparing o n the list as certified
by said registrars on June 29th, 1922,
and not appearing on the list as
certified on August 18th, 1922, and
that the following persons, to-wit:
T. G. Dußose, J. W. Dußose, Bar
nard Pacetti, J. E. Colson, Mrs. J.
M. McKendree, Shadarick Rudulph,
William Wise, Dave Adams, Thomas
C. Bryant, D. B. Gowan, D. M.
Daniels, T. J. Littlefield, R. T. Clarke,
*Mrs. Amanda Drury, J. F. Drury, W.
Harris, Pat Liles, N. S. Quaterman,
F- L. Rose, Mrs. E. Southwell, Jerry
Wilson, Mrs. Jane Casey, Minnie
LUies, Agnes Liles, W. J. Lewis, H.
S. Lewis, Ed Miller, W. B. Price, H.
F. Price.
making a total of twenty-nine (29),
appear on the list certified by said
registrars on August 18th, 1922—and
do not appear o n the list certified by
them on June 29th, 1922- ;! S
' - Deponents further \swea* that
have made this", eXaininatibn at the
instance and request of a number
of citizens of Charlton and Glynn
counties, who have asked for infor
mation concerning the condition of
the registration list, in said county:
That, they have earnestly eadea l '-
ored to find a true state of facta,
and that the above is the result of
their investigation:
J. S. N. Davis,
Clifford S. Johnson
S C. Townsend.
Sworn o and subscribed to before
me this Ist day of November, 192?.
J. F. Hughse,
Notary Public, Camden County, Ga.
\V e could fiy a newspaper with the
sworn statements we have about the
irregular practices of Mr. Vocelle and
his supporters, we aire going to re
produce here just two sworn state
ments, the first to show that Mr-
Vocelle carried the registration book
to various parts of Camden county
and registered therein persons whom
he believed would support him in
the priftiary, and passed by those he
had reason to suspect were against
him, and second to show that after
registering ab many of his friends as
possible he then demanded that those
opposed to him who had not paid
their taxes prior to May Bth, 1922,
should be stricken from the voter’s
list, although it has been a custom in
Camden county for many years for
every onje who pays his taxes before
the voter’s list is finally made up by
the registrars to remain on that list
as qualified voters. Here are the
statements:
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CAMDEN COUNTY,
Personally appeared befor e me, an
officer qualified to administer an
oath, one Mr. L. D. Nelson, a person
well known to me, who, after being
duly sworn, deposes as fallows:
That some time during the present
year, th e exact, date which I do not
recall, one Mr. James T. Vocelle,
visited m e at, the place where I the*
resided, the said place being in this,
Camden county, and in the 1606th
militia district, and tha he, he said
Vocelle had wha he stated was the
registration book of said county, and
asked m e that I register, so that I
would be able to vote in the ap
proaching primary. That my name
was then placed on the registration
book, after which he departed with
said book.,
L. D. Nelson.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this the 23rd day of October,
1922.
W. N. CASEY,
Notary Public, Georgia, State at
large, Kingsland, Ga. My com
mision expires April 30, 1924.
Witness J. F. Bailey, Jr.
Personally appeared before me, R.
T. Peeples, a person well known to
me, and a n ordained minister of the
Gospel, of the Baptist faith, who,
after being duly sworn deposes as
follows: That on June 27th, 1922,
he appeared before the board of reg
istrars of this, Camden county, Geor
gia, in pursuance of a summons re
ceived from said registrars,. for the
Purpose of showing cause why his
name should not be stricken from the
ljst Of qualified voters, because of
non-payment of hi s taxes for 1921.
That he rendered as his excuse
that h e had not been notified, and had
simply neglected to'Pay his taxes, but
that he bad paid them within a few
days after receiving notice above re
ferred to- He further swears that
Mr. Louis Smith, a citizen of Cam
den county, residing in the 29th
militia district, wa s present at the
time above referred to, for the same
purpose as himself, and that the ex
cuse rendered by Mr. Smith was that
he, Mr. Smith, had not paid his taxes
for th e reason that money was scarce,
and that, he felt that inasmuch as he
would be required to pay interest, in
addiion to the amount °f bis delin
quent tapes that it was all right, and
he bad received no notice up until
about ten days prior to that date, viz:
June 27, 1922.
He further swears that Mr. James
T. Vocelle, the n and now a candidate
for the senate and from this the 4th
senatorial district wa s present at the
time, and that he proceeded to read
law to the registrars as to why he
and Mr. Smith should not have their
names placed on list of qualified
voters.
Signed and sworn to before me, an
officer qualified to administer an
oath this the 23rd day of October,
1923.
R. T. Peeples.
Witness: W. N. Casey, notary pub
lic, Georgia, stat e at large, Kings
land, Ga. My commission expires
April 30, 1924.
We do not claim that Mr. Vocelle
acted illegally in these particular in
stances, but we do say he played
dirty politics, and these acknowldege
acts of his show clearly h e was go
ing to b e nominated for senator no
matter how dirty the methods neces
sary to bring about the nomination.
PARTY REGLARITY.
Having obtained his nomination by
fraudulent, methods, VJames T. Vo
celle is NOT THE NOMINEE OF
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
To keep the white primary pule,
and keep unscrupulous persons from
prostituting this essential institution
to gratify heir unholy poliical ambi
tions, j t is the duty of every true,
upright arid conscientious Democrat
to go to lie polls and REBUKE the
man who misuse 3 the primary. By
your votes on November 7th, serv
notice on all who seek office that
if they go into th e white primary
apd win by fair means, according to
the laws of our state and the rules
promulgated by the Democratic par
ty. then, theii-j nomination, is equival
ent to a'n’ eleVtion; BtfT 'if they, hr
their!supporters steal a; nomination alj
true who have the ie'd
interests of' the white' primary and
th e Democratci party at heart, and
wan to See them preserved ,i„ power
and puriy, will rebuke -Ouch misuse
of the white primary, 'and if given
the opportunity will defeat.the wrong
doer in the general election.
We appeal to you to think this
through for yourself and not allow
political precedent to coerc e you into
voting for Mr. James T. Vocelle just
because his name appears upon the
“Official Democratic Ticket,” we
have proved that, it don’t belong there,
and as loyal Democrats, striving to
right a wrong, w e submit that we are
unselfishly working for the best in
terests of both the white primary and
the Democratic Party when we ask
you to vote for the Hon. Charles S.
Arnow, of Camde n couny, Georgia.
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