The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

Charles Fl. Dimmock, Albert Lybroek.
{. For Sheriff. tEg -
John W. Wright, N. NJ. Lee.
For High Constable.
Auguste w. R0sene, Montrose Angle.
HOW TO VOTE. t,.E"
Each voter win write his name on the
back of his ticket as a safeguard against
fraud, and will also scratch off the names of
the candidates for whom he does not vote.
Votes for persons other than those named
above will not be counted, as none others
have received the endorsement of the Con-
Yention. ss- H. .
The above ticket must be passed upon by
the Conservative voters in the whole city,
and the ballots must be printed upon white
paper. In addition, each voter is entitled
to vote for five candidates to represent the
Ward in which heresides in the City Coun-
nominees for their respective wards, who
are as follows !: s,1,.Ja II l". f..
,a FOR, CITY COUNCIL. @
Marshall WoTd.-J. J. English, Thomas
Faherty, II. Wiley Davis, George S. Prince,
Henry Bodeker, William E. Simons, Robert
Kerse, John Romer, James E. Riddick, and
Jefsrson.SJohn III. Higgins, John Fl.
Greaner, C. E.. Whitlock, Christian Zim-
mer, Alfred Moses, S. G. Flournoy, James
G. Smith, B. Hassel, John Hagan, Jr., and
L. Harvey. a...,1 ia.
ner, Charles W. Allen, John A. Sloan, John
H. Montague, John Mahoney, Peyton Wise,
81, Rosenbaum, Thomas ID. Wynne, and
Andrew u. Elicit.
Monr0e.-P0whatan Weisiger, NJ. L.
Strauss Joseph Hall, John Ahern, 4. G..
Glasgow, ia. Brander, William English,
William e. Tanner, Thomas c. Epps, Paul
Clav.-Wiliam H. Scott, T. B. Brannan,
William jenkins, A. D. Chesterman, E. j.
Euker, John IF. Gilmer, J. H.. Beveridge,
Charles l.. Todd, and William M. Ledley.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Under the new charter three justices Of
the peace are to be elected for each ward.
The following are the Conservative nOmi-
nees, Vote only for those named for your
own ward. and strike off the names of
three ..
Marshall Ward.-George Burgess, n. A..
Atkinson, Sr., William Hall Crew, James
B. Royster, George Donley, Ira Bruce.
Jefferson Ward.-William j. Holmes, D..
j. Mccormick, j. j. Brown, s. S. Cottrell,
Solomon Wise, and William Beers:
Madison Ward.-W. X. Watts, George X.
Crutchfeld, and Maxwell T. Clarke.
Monroe Ward.-IYilliam n. Kelly, Royal
Todd, C. c. TinSley, r., w. Apperson,
Lewis NJ. Carter, and D. L.. Braselman.
clan Uard.-J. f. Meredith, John A.
Glazebrook, William A. Smith, Humphrey
Calder, Alexander Hierholzer, Peter D..
Glenn. ......... ...-.. r..
OFFICERS AND vOTrNG-pLACEs.
The following shows the voting-places in
each Ward, and the officers appointed to
conduct the primary election:
Marshall Ward.-Baldwin's tobacco fac
tory, corner Main and Twenty-slXth streets.
.Jud1e: p. G. Coehlan. Commissioners !:
George Donley, J; J: Cannon, on and , James James
and George P. SchOnbcrger.
Jeferson.-Old Market Hall.-Judge !:
Alfred Moses. Commissioners : j. j. Viii
son, John A. Lacy, Jr., Patrick Brannan,
ChdUengers Robert H. Davis. Patrick
Sheay.
Madison.-E. Kings, corner of Eighth
and Main streets.-Judge John A. Sloan.
Commissioners Maxwell II. Clark, p. A.
Wexford, NJ. May. Chaliengers: Il. T.
Daniel, Jr., J..T. Ferriter.
Monroe.-Tinsley's shop, corner Third
and Grace streets.-Judge: James K.
isher. Commissioners b. l.. Brasel-
man, ma L: - LeYyi Thomas pr1a a e. GarS Branaer'
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Clay-Westham (rotty's) House.-Judge:
p. T.. Gibbs. Commissioners Joseph
Rose, j. NJ. Wilde, and Humphrey Calder.
Challengers L. Artemus, j. W. Rowe.
REGULATIONS.
We republish in full the regulations
adopted by the City Conference Committee
for the conduct of the election
HFor the purpose of making nominations
for the different offices to be elected by the
people on the fourth Thursday in May,
iS70, the committee appointed to devise a
plan for the nomination of a city ticket
with an earnest desire to ascertain the
wishes of majority of the Conservative
party, have agreed upon and unanimously
adopted Il plan for holding primary cleo
ton under the following rules and regula-
tions:
commissioners to superintend the election,
two challengers, and judge, to whom the
report shall be made of the result of the
same, and each Club shall determine how
they Shall be elected.
sf2. The polls shall be open from sunrise
to 10P. NJ. on Thursday the 10Th Of May,
1870, notice of which shall be given by post
ers and otherwise over the signatures Of the
commissioners five days preyiousto to the said
ga. Each candidate shall pledge himself
to abide by the result of the primary cleo
' 14. Each ward shall vote for its own
co11ncilmen land justices Of the peaceE
confining itself to persons residing within
its limits, upon o separate ballot, printed
upon colored paper, but as to mayor, ser
geant, &C., shall vote for any one in the CITY
| Il NAV think proper, and upon ballot
printed upon white paper. t.<s.as..s
.TN5. Commissioners, judges, clerks, &C.,
shall be sworn before notary before enter
ING upon the discharge OF their duties. In
| fhe same manner as If they were conduct.
| ing am election directed by law, and shall
alsot he sworn not to disclose, previous to
| the general election, the number Of votes
| cast for any candidate. ,aaaIiE9sE -a5@ -
4 ft8. Each voter shall place his name upon
| the back OF his ticket as further safeguard
| AGAINST fraud s3i,t,ss se.t.ss ~ -
| F9st7. In case any doubt shall exist as to
the right Of any person Offering TO vote, the
name Of such person sh1Il be kept In box
separate and apart from the rest, and these
names shall be subject to inquiry at count
| ING of ballots, and such douhtfnl names may
be thrown out at the option Of the Judges
and commissioners. ,at.
\ 7TS1S. There shaH be only one voting place
| in each ward, the same to be deagnated by
the commissioners. y y tfslt' 8 = @ t,,'5 .it
| 20 ssSs q THE ballot boxes shall be provided
| with locks, and no one shall be permitted
y ~ nI.an m AxnSaina the ballots 6nHing the
M nrosTess 81 tie election. Htthe close pr the
poli each box shall be carried 70 such place