Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-11

VlHE Democratic Executive Committee o
i the City of Memphis hereby order the
election of Delegates, and the holding of s
convention, for the nomination OF csndi
said objects, said Committee hereby direc
that the subcommittee in their respective
wards, whose names are hereinafter stated
shall open and hold an election for the mum
Der of delegates hereinafter mentioned; the
election OF said delegates to be by ballot, to bt
held by said Sub-Committe. from O'CLOCK
pm. to Z O'Clock pm. on
Tuesday, I4th Day Of December, 1875
And said Sub COMMITTEES are hereby instruct
ed that no person is authorized 10 vote fol
said delegates unless he is a resident voter Of
his ward, and comes within the qualifications
tee, and will agree to support the nominee Of
the Convention hereby called; and said Sub.
Committees are to be the sole judges as to
whether said applicant is entitled to vote un.
der the qualifications as above set forth. And
they will appoint two of their number, OIL
o, hers under their direction, to record the
name of each voter, and make return of said
election to the Chairman OF this Committee
without DELAY.
The election on said l4th day Of December
1875, IS above stated, will be for the number OF
delegates, and at the places in said wards as
No. lat southwest corner Main and Jack.
son streets. Fourteen delegates.
No. 2-At Engine-house, Poplar street. Nine
No. 3-At M'Culloughs old stable, on the
north side of Adams street, between Second
and Main streets. Fifteen delegates.
No AT Greenlaw Operahouse. Eleven
delegates.
No. Shear corner Beale and DeSoto streets
Nine delegates.
No. g-At Waldran block. Eight delegates.
ilNo: ION Beale street. near Memphis and
Charleston railroad. Eight delegates.
No. S-Opposite POplar-street markethouse.
Thirteen delegates.
No. eat corner Fifth and Mill streets.
No. IO-Near corner Main and South streets.
Seven delegates.
TOTAL NUMBER OF DELEGATES, l02.
The Executive Committee hereby request
that the subcommittee be especially eau
tious not TO exercise influence for or against
ang Of the candidates coming before the Con-
ventiOn And the Committee would state
that they are exceedingly anxious to have a
Convention composed OF competent, honest
and reliable men, for 1t is a weIl-knoWn fact
that the best guarar tee that the nominee of
the Convention shall be competent, honest
and reliable, is to have delegates OF like qual.
ihcatfons.
The names of the subcommittee in the
different wards are as follows:
FirSt-W. B. Rlchardet, Henry Prick Tom
Consodine, Patrick Kerns, ]. ]. Cooney.
Second-JnO. Donovan, =. Fransiola, s. Fell
ing, VIM. Worsham, Sam DIeytus.
SchilIing, H. Nj. Neeley, Joe Flynn.
Fourth-W. S. Bruce, r. StOtz, Thomas Bar.
rett, N. Malatesta, Dick O'Brien,
James Hall, g. W. Tomlin.
sixth.B, Bingham, E. M; Hearn, Jacob
Weller, A. s: Meyers, Z. Riordan.
SEVENTH. T. Anlsman, ], s. Carpenter, W.
L. Cooper, +. Perota, w. H. Bates.
Eighth. j. DuBose, Henry Seessel, sr., ].
Waters, S. ]. Camp, VIM. Featherstone.
Karr, George Williams, T. G. Belts.
Tenth. L. Sharp, b. P. Anderson, George
Hassinger, Henry Rocco, Martin Finn.
The delegates elected on said 18th day of De-
cember, 1875, Will meet in Convention at the
Exposition building in the city OF Memphis,