The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
Election Notice.

"HEREAs, THE CONVENTION RECENTLY
w assembled at Nashville, passed the following
resolution, TO Wit
Resolved, That at the election in February,
tn sc in is2oF Of the foregoing amendments and
schedule, shall depOste ballot on waich shah be
Written Qualification" and those VINO sTe opposed
shan deposiie ballot on which shall be written
"Rejecuon."
Resolved. Tnst the ele tons in the ievera
counties ahall be held at their county seats, or
other convenient places in the counties. BY the
following Lamed persons, 10 wit:
Resolved, That when the sbOTe amendment Of
the Constitution of the State Of Tennessee shall be
submitted to the people o. The state for their rati
hcsilOn or rejection and At the fret election held
under said Constitution a. amended Il ratified by
the people, no person shall be permitted 70 vote
unless he first Take the folio ring oath at tie lie
end the name OF ea"h voter shall he written upon
the back OF bis ticket, and 10 shalt be the deity Of
the judges ard clerks Of said election to preserve
said tickets and them with the clerks Of the
eouaty courts Of their respective counties for fq-
ture reference Provided, hoRever. That tnis
cath shall not be required Of the citizens St.s are
well known q the judges Of the election 70 have
Teen uncon itIona Union ~ q. Provided slso,
that voters Otherwise qualified nsy vote within
any county Of the state, snd IN the military service
wherever they may he on the day Of election, and
that ths conmsnding officer Of each reRmsnt,
battalion, detachment battery or hospital - eIn-
powered 70 hold sucA election.
solemuly swear that will henceforth support
the Constitution Ct the United States, and defend
II sganBt the assaults Of all It's enemies thst am
40 active friend o, the Government Of the United
states and the enemy Of the so-cslled Confederate
States that ardeLtly desire the suppression Of the
present rebellion against the Government Of 9he
United states; that ! sincerely rejoice in the tn
umph Of the armies and nsyies OF the United States
and ID the defeat and overthrow Of the armies, ma
YiFs, and Of AL armed commissions in the interest
OF Iho Bo-called Confederate states that VIII cor
daily oppOss al armistices or negotiations for
peace with rebels in arms, until the Constitution OF
the United Sta'es snd laws and proclamslous made
IN pa suance thereof shall be established over all
err
within the National Union. and that will heartily
AID and assist the loyal people in Whatever meas
ores may De adopted for the attainment OF these
ends and further, that take this osth freely and
voluntarily, aud without mental reservation. SO
help me God.
Resolved, That the returns Of this election shall
be made to the Secretary Of Stale, and that the re-
suit be declared by the proclamation Of the setting
Governor.
And, whereas, have been named and selected
70 open and hold s1id election for the county OF
Davidson; therefore, be it known, that on the
TWENTY-SECOND bay OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
will open and hold the same at the Court House
10 NsShSll z, md DO hereby appoint T. shsnk-
land, d. G. scoyel and John CarpeT 70 act - judges
thereof. and John F. Hide and J. H. Hall 70 set as
Clerks Thereof. and A. 9 Garrett to set as r. sver
Of votes.
ARR WARD Ryan, Receiver Of Votes.
Judges-Chas Ssysrs, Martin KOckei, X Brown
Creis hton and james Davis, Clerks 81 ths old
Theatre.
0In wAAD-TarPlsy shsp-JObn Chumbley. Re
Judges-A Edwards, Janus Ts1pley and
BuTchstt.
VIM Baker and W A Brien, Clerks
SIR WABD-At FiTemsn's Hall-Wliism Dix Re
cove.
Jucgas-Wrn Rally Vim Mallory snd WIN HsIris
WIN Wilkinson, II. and John Pearcy, Clerks,
FoR ED5sFILLD, 18th and 18TH DIstrots-R " PoT-
ter. Receiver.
Judgss-Ghomas Powell, J B Garfield, Alexander
Jc5ephs.
san uel Davidson and Geo Weskley, Clesks.
18Th DIsIRICT-At the store Of v. EmbCsb-
Clement Embush, Receiver Of Votes.
Jud % Thomas Nelson, Henry BrunsT snd
Hugh Douglas.
Vim Weich and John Haslam. Clerks.
FoR THE 80, AIN and 5TH IIsrRIcTs-At M,Whir-
tarsviIle-G " McMursy, Receiver Of NO -.
Judges-Jerry Bowen, b. Bender and Hays
GOWN.
sam Eason 8nd Dr.. Buchanan, Clerks
This 10Th day Of January, 1865.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
janA-td Sheriff OF Davidson county