The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.
10 Nominate Candidates for city Offices
rosoIrsld ON SATURDAY, Fssra.s, ID, 1850

Inc democratic electors OF the CITY OF Cairo
will meet in the several wards. on. Saturday
February 70, 1869, for the purpose Of ballot
ing for candidates for the following offices,
viz q mayor, city clerk city treasurer, city
attorney, city marshnl and ono police magis-
trate; oup alderman cor the first ward; two
aldermen for the second ward: one alderman
for the third ward, ana two aldermen for the
fourth ward.
The following will he the regulations of
said primary election:
lst''rhc voting hall be- " ballot
ID There shall DO three judge and two
clerks for each ward ~, follows: -1l
JvDoEs- F.r;.Wmi- Jmnrs Garland Jos
Mckenzie, and Jos. Br0es. .. - . .,..i-...
CLERTs--HarInon Able and Rsht. Smyth
JUDGEs-Second Ward-Anton Eschbach,
Lawrence j. Byrne, and Alexander ii. Irwin.
cLrHKs-Ihomas Winter and Horace
Hannou ..t,.,
JuDoEs-Third ward-Ti,Nolhy O, Cana-
han, Robert Brioach, aud %. A. Lyon.
CLEBKs-Bernarl McMapnNs and VIM.
j. Walton. .r 0,-tssEsu -
Jvpdrs-Fourth Ward-Jamcs Carroll
VIM Kiuge. and Vim. W. Thornton.
CLEEKs--John W. Crowley and VIM. A
Winston
81. No one shall be psrmite,d 20, challenge
voter out of ms own ward, l.. -....,....
+ih. Any Hembor OF ihs Democratic par
~, lTso o''a'ited ia vote vt the charter cleo
ton may vote AZ this election, and when any
pers.n Offering "a vote shall be challenged,
befofaho is permitted 20 deposit his ballot,
shan ssbscribc TO ,hc Gollowing declaration,
viz;
~ hereby drgig. man OF honor Ihs, will vote
for Pna psc ar houo no mean. within my pJwcr TO
sec~ie Tia election ot tho nominees Of hsiprimary
election, and that am legal voter Of ,his mui."
oh. The polls shall be opened at q o'clock,
pm and closuiat q o'clock i,,Inre AID shall DO
ri the'syuio phtges Us have bosH designated
for the general election OF the last Tuesday
OF February. Tie judges shitb immediately
afvrr the ctosiug Of tiIu psils, prgrsed 10 can
yass the votes and report The result with the
ballots and list Of voters immediately to the
decorate city central committc, whose duty
il shall be "a examine und rntifyo tlsc same,
make publication thereof and officially Dc.
e.-le the ponllLeua ID aces-s-.irte with result,
in ,he Cairo Evening B,disLhf ss soon Ia
prlctelgbie. 10 f',..' - , , Jc' - ~
9th, AN In5i lats f5r, Mobilization on the
t.cAst fOn lhe,ctg NJ, largc,r are srtqi,ired to
publicly pledge themselves 10 Aside = the
result oftbc primary eleeti9lir 4Ggl..s,sEa.psst
the nominees thereof. a.. II 5 - 1i,-IuEln
7thg Norenc a,sn be q,,anse,E .lb vote bt
ayE PRIMARY Glltion wh5 Gh4 gal,sst Vote.
o. the precouVi an Which ba offers LusYote
The. layrgss CethepF stRt secGsiljS iu thu
SsSerai wyrds, a.5 lgglf tx '5ssttSe tho
greatest care Zoo the conduct oEJthsa election
ANA 10 rigorou-'y enforce tksl rules above
80. O.tA. By 81. -, L Is. sgnH. ~. Z, '.'
Democratic Ot ca J1,lF3itNntee.
The candidate voted Tor will b. REQUIRED
70 take the following pled,e.l.-... .s-,s Z.
We, the undef- gned canddatc1' for city Office. O!
thecity ofearo hereby pledge qrse3 yei,o abide the
resWtoft tn pfIbiy elsitoh, 1, s', ',r.
.'.-+t %. jag - -7r77F . Tr-rrrT.aUh r.ttt
The citizens Of Clinton, Kysuare great ~
Gated over the passage Of the .J,gnction rail
n al bill. Tho 'Ceiefh buse dispatch saws
that cepurt ii gdrrent AMONG TN, Clinton.
itesto thecRejt that the IHihcls Central rail
road company nave taken the projeot in hand
AID VII, BalsSitcd put il, fbrdhgh ip sixty
days hhhc We regret neJ TINS report 4.
uniounded' ~eAre .neyerlhGles. i).spired Will
the belief that the toad ~ be built with al
d4eeApe djtQg, should the Illinois, Central
stand afopf from il altogether. 1t isa neces
s!sy in our ''railroed econouy' too pressing
70 be longer ignored.