Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-06-05

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Democratic Primary Election.
This Election will bo held in tho
several Districts Of this county on
Saturday, the sth day Of June, 1872,
to open and close ~ such hour as shall
be agreed upon BY majorityof the
Vigilance Committee Of each sopcratc
district, for tho purpose Of expressing
by ballot thcir choice of candidates
for the following offices, viz Ono per
son for Delegate to Constitutional
Convention, ono person for Assembly,
one person for Commissioner, and ono
person for Auditor. Tho following
Rules md Regulations are intended to
govern the holding of said Election,
and are published for tho information
and instruction, of Democrats; big
Il, Rum 8. No person shall be permitted to vote
at snch Primary Election, except those who have
voted with the Democracy ut tho preceding Gen
eral Ecetion or shall be OF known Democratic
the return unlcfs he shall have his card as can
didato inserted In the Democratic papers during
Mt least rnnfE weeks preceding the Primary
Election. 81 NlN Ila. HNN HltHi Ni
RriE6. The township committee or the elcc-
tion board shall designate one OF their number to
aci MS return Judge, whose duty II shall be to take
charge Of tho return Of votes east, after having
beon duly certified to as being correct, and signed
by a majority Of the board, aud TO carry them TO
clcarficid on the Tuesday following the election,
and produce them at o'clock p. M, In the Court
House. whom said Judges will be called to order by
the Chairman OF the County COMMITTEES, who
shall preside. The votes shall then be counted
and the persons receiving the highest number Of
votes east at said election shall bc declared nomi
mated for the respective Offices for which they
have been voted for provided, said persons voted
for shall have complied with the requirements OF
Rule 9th I; in case.the person having the highest
number Of votes has failed 10 comply with said
rule, then the person having the next highest
number Of votes shall be declared the nominee for
said office. l lIHt.NlI l-l fsNt
ResoIeed, That hereafter Il shall hs the duty Of
every Vigilance Committee transmitting their re
turns in the manner indicated, 10 depute some ac
tive and known Democrat TO enter the County Con-
vcntion aud act for them and their district; and
that list Of the names Of tho voters must in
every ease accompany the return
Resolced That hereaicr, should any district
fail to he represented as above indicated, or me-
glect 10 return list Of the Of the voters, II
shall be sufficient cause for the Convention to ex-
cudc and refuse to receive and count the votes OF
said district so offending.
Resoipei That tho Chairman Of the County
Committee Is hereby authorized TO publish this
preamble and resolutions along with tho "Rules
and Regulations"
now therefore give notice that
the necessary papers and tickets will
be sent out with the other Primary
Election papers, and that vote will
DO taken as directed by the foregoing
resolution.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
DsccAnrh- Frederick shon, 7. s. washburn,
Gcorge g Dewitt, Peter lisscll, Philip Dots.
BELL--Jesse Weaver, Harvey MoCracken, @.
W. Meckley, J. W. MeGhec Washington Camp
bell.
Bioou--John Smith Adam Weber, Jacob Zi-
liox, William Lyons, Frank 0rcuit. fe
BooGs-J. L. Morgan, David Mease, Il. NJ.
Peters, Gideon Smea, Burton Mnrriu.
Bp pAbFoRb--Ale1andef Livingston, $. p. Cali-
well, William Taylor, /. @. BArgcr, Benjamin
Lansborry. I...
1,RAbY-Jessc Lines, Amos Bonssll, Michael
shaiier, Jr., Elijah AshenfcIter Samuel Snyder,
Thomas J. Booth, Henry Harisfclt. Jr.
BuRNslDE-- -0thello Smced. Daniel Gornan,
Adam Beck, Edward King. Matthew Irwin.
CHEsr- Hamilton White Calvin Stevens, Il. II.
Clemson, Anthony MeGaryey. W. c. Kitchen.
CLE4nrIElD--Ismel Test. Cyrcnius Howe,
George Leip9ld, Thomas Dougherty, Clayton
johnson, Alexander Powell
CoyNdroS---Arnold Schuaus, August Rougeux,
Lewis pickard, W. s. Gilliland.
CUnwKSsviLLE--T. Jefferson Bloom, benjamin
Broome, John FoutE, s. II. McCioskcy, +. J.
Thompson.
DEc,rua--J. F. Steiner, Richard Hughes, NJ.
4. Peters, Jacob Hagar, Q. NJ, cadwallader
FrRausox-Georgc Straw, William l.. Moore,
William BELL, David Reed y. IIuliihan.
qat9epHssI Kse Ssor9s Sr,cen John T.
GosnES-R. a. Shaw, james H. Graham, A. G.
Walters, Il. J. Kyler, weslcy Wilson.
GRAHAM---John W. Turner, Amos Huber,
jackson Hoover, c. W. Kyler, Alfred Lansberry.
GuLIcn--Jamcs Flynn, John NJ. Jordan,
George Goryen, William Conrad, II. II. IIummel.
HusroS--oscar Allen, Henry Letchdeld, George
Woodward, Jacob Roscnkrans, Grafton wandell.
JoRDAS-James Mckcchsn, David johnson, d.
W. Wise Samuel Witherow, Samuel p. Straw.
KARrnAus--Martn kup, Roland Kennedy,
Robert Bndgens, }. q. Michaels, John Maines.
KSox--lI. j. sloppy, r.. II. Rowles, J. X. Dun
lap, Reuben Caldwell, Conrad Bloom.
LANRESoR.--D. NJ. welch. l.. Q. Bloom, J. y.
Shaw. John Mcbride, Robert Reed, William 4.
Spackman.
LuunsR cIrr-D. W. lille, II. T. Robinson +.
Bloom, A. r. Worts, J. H. Cupplcs.
MoRRis-F. II. Jones, Jeremiah Hoover Sr.,
James L. Stewart, jesse Beams, 0. L. Schoonover.
NEw WAsHISGroy-C Estrieker, W. Mshafey,
P. n. Thompson, II. Ner, Jr., II. d. Rose.
oscsoLA--A.J. J. sypher, y. D. Hartman, Patrick
Dunn, Henry Krousc, William Quigiey.
PEsS-Thomas A, Hoover James y. Clark,
Patrick Daily j. W. Rafferty,, William Smith.
riSE-w. J. Caldwell William Dale, Perry
Browne, Samuel Moore, J. r. Mckenrick.
UsoN--Goorgo II, Drosslcr, George Bowersox,
W. W. Dunlap, Simon Woliy, John sheaser, Jr,,
wooDwARp--w William Luther, II II. Baughman,
A. p. Shoa, William Kline, Thomas Mathers
I.a tr J. BLAKE WALTERS,