Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-04-28
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THE CITY COMMITTEE
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their flag. They though
gently, without mention
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when the old gang had
way.
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up thick by the disput
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THE PLAN OF TIL
On Saturday evening
City Central Committee
of Capt. Thos. D. Raj
Capt. VIM. L. Bumgard'
Mr.. Hugh M. McIlhane,
Jas. III. Waters was elet
the committee in plac.
Evans, who declined to
ing plan for a primary
adopted:
PLAN ADO,
1. The primary electio
formity with the expires
the meeting of Conserv;
Staunton, of April 18th
didates to be voted for
party at the municipal e
will be held as follows:
2. Three well-known
zens of integrity and int
Ward shall be selected
Conservative Commute
their services voluntari
on the day of election,
in their several Wards.
8. PRIMARY elections
voting-place in each W;
4. Ward commissions
election in their severa
5. Ward commission
clerks conducting the
shall not be candidates
any office to be voted
election in which he m
6. All the ward col
city shall constitute
Commissioners, who
their guidance not G.
rules and regulations |
majority of the Boa1
quorum.
Z. The City Contra
mittee shall appoint t l
ward for polling the " ]
ed-one to record th
and one clerk who sha L
ton books of the W a
duty it shall be to info Il
who receives the votef J.,
to vote is a registered '
s. If the person offe ri
be a registered voter n
at the time Of said pr N
be living, but shall be {
to registration in 50 il
permitted at said prii n
therein, and his nam IS
recorded on the back OF
no person shall vol >
which he is then liv ng
9. Ward superinte id
and held responsible fo
conduct Of primary lie
raj wards.
Time for holding I -'e'
Candidates. =.
1. The primary .el &c
twenty days prior to tt
election, and the pol Is
O'Clock A. M: and Ct osf
2. All tickets shall be
lished by the City &c mt
shall contain the nj I'm
dates known to the { con
two days prior to tn. , pl
ranged alphabetical ly
same Office.
Duties of War q I
l. One commlssio mel
tickets. He will Sc e tt
ing to vote has end orse
hack of his ticket. He
the name of the vo ,er
Tho clerk who has cha
tion-books will inf ,rm
he be a registered ' [ote
case comes within the
plan, and if he has her
the Conservative ] ,art!
poses to act with it il
municipal election I, the
it is will poll the ' otter
missioner will the n PFC
audible voice the name
ticket, provided t here
on the ticket thai ! eacl
vote for at said e lectie
the voter will be privil
ticket, to the nun Der tt
recording clerk 81 lall,
called from the til cket
er, poll the same: The
file each ticket at Ter tn
and keep the sam e for
2. The two 9th er cor
.ercise a general S uperv
aud see that the polling
ing their several duties
onrding votes &C curate
5. At the closi ng Of
the number Of v 2tes oh
.didate is correct ,1y asce
,missioners will take cf
ton and poD-be ,oks, ba
and proceed with the S
the Board of p lection
the headquarte rs Of tn.
servative Committee.
ing assembled. shall pr
aggregate vote cast IN
upon declare al I'd certi,
candidates receiving tt
'Of all the votes. cast TO
@es for which they "
whereupon they shall
inees Of the Conservat
I'd for on the regular
t, suing election.
en- Tie candidates in
4. ell and justices of
coun he hlgAest numt
ceiye | Speetise wards
their re- nees ,Df the CO
the nomi; and voted +
said ward, - snefai o.
ticket at the y Sties o
5. After the u Nate
sioners shall ter. mi. ~
ton they shall / ,and
of the City Cent raj Co.
tee the registrat ion and
paper, &C., for safe kee
reference.
".
C)ath Of @
1. A notary p ublic or
peace, before tt le openin
administer an { ,ath to es
sioners and clel ks that
perform the du ties assie
urinary elactin n of the