Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
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GVOGEsrI0Ns ron TnR olGANl2A'
T.oy OF TnE DEMOCRACY. ASp
TIE CONDUCT OF Flig, cANPAioS'
"a Let organisations 10 perfected
Al svery eoanty. Lea nB kseeu-
live Committee DO nppoln,sis IN
eacl precinct; the chairman OF tho
pre,inet committees, q and three
members the pFeelaetnt ihe noisnV
seal will oonstituto the ESeentlge
Committee of the oouRty, the chair
maa Of tho county seat preelpots 20
be chairman OF Tho County ESeou-
tive Committee. rs ~.
Q Tho Executive Committee for
onel precinct 10 mako thorough
canvass, aseerlaining tho Demoeral-
.ir>gengih, aud rgpQrllpg % Tho
County Executive cosnmilteo tho
number OF Democrats, number OF
Radicals, number OF doubtful poll
ties, and tho colored vote. a syn
opsis of these reports shpn'd be
made to tho Central Eseeutiye
Commiitoo at Austin. at.
3. Tlro precinct commiitoes to DO
charged with the duty Of securing
tho 6iR roie OF their respective pre-
cincts. Every Democrat should be
at tho polls. All necessary aid
should be furnished to secure such
full attcndahce.
4 Tho Central Committee in
each county, aided by tho precinct
committees, TO provide for the. ac'
commodation OF Democratic voters
distant from tho county seats, while
in attendance for. the purpose Of
registration and Of voting. Sever
nj modes have been suggested for
this. viz: 1st- Barbocues kept up
during tho entiso period of tho
election; 2d-AccumGlate supplies
Of provisions and forage TO- DO is
sned as may bo needed; 5dTTPro-
vide at tavern FREQ fare during
Tho election; lth-Resident Demo
Gratis may divide among themselves
the entertainment ofvolers living
nj n distance. In different locali
ties one OF, the other mode may be
preferable, or u combination .ot
them. II ff rye
s book oft for fcticiops 'riOt3.--
1t iMybectcd of Democrats that
tN<Nyictest measures possible be
,dScd to prevent dlstubences. If
riots are invented, preserve evi-
dence of the fi,ctsiif provoked by
them. avoid collision Or anything
qivine occasion to the ready officials
for closing the polls or reporting
ISLANDERS for the purpose OF exciu-
ding tho vote wien returned. 1T
ID of the greatest importance that
The schomes Of the enemy be thwa.
Atkll .tar.stopping Tho election Or . ex-.
clsidng the vote. ELL
G. Should tho polls, for any rea-
son, be closecb peHding the election,
Icteevery Democratic voter, regafd-
le5s of expense and trouble, so to
tie nearest county seat, within The
District. and there cast his vote. !,
q. Keep Il strict lookout for
frauds. Exhaust every method for
their discovery. Preserve evidence
oe every Violation of the iregistra-
Etion law, and Of the recent laws of
tIhe United. States On the subjcct, -
prosecute every such offchsc, 'wheth-
er illegal voting, registration, Or
| improper influence. If the State
! courts, by reason Of partizan Judges
or District Attorneys, sarennavail-
| inr. send the c;sscs to the. Federal
eourts. wherever the facts will 'wfi'-
.ant. Thcsola%s wcto cpactcd o.
tensibly to secure the Radicals u
| fsir vote. Sec tc'it that they OBJ
servc their own laws. Section fif-
a.. four OF election lawtof the State
! fSrbids attempting by bribery,
menace or'willful falselrood, or 9TH
or corrupt 1noans to influence. vo-
ters. iThislaw with be grossly Vio-
| lated by the Radicals in their man
aroment ofsthe colored vote. Their
actions should be, watched with,ref-
eranco to prosecutions. Nng
s. The muster of your numbers
in frequent barbecues and mass
meetings will exhibityour strength
ana rshucf. ,;oa NY aat',rns 'r,oro
iranduieh' y e,1''ioa y, ,'s'a.,a ,nawamant,
1917 ~ s.,,I 10 90 ,,,blin as possible: on
'ou'u I. ,';,or;t;es ~ IL hnyo- necessity for
2 .s,,as ~, and soe,et o,rganizstions..
i'I5 w ~ soeura AGAINST corrnpt
~ I. ,rars of.electioas.a and detect
! ,a.~ :, !. IN no viii Tho ballot box, let
-, .'a, ,.p ''h 49, sont sencrate ballot box
~ !, convenient distance from the
roii, - 4 Nnndcr tho cll,arre reliahle
5nto which let every Demo
crot;c voter deposita a duplicate Of
Tnvita tke ,.adicais IA