Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-19
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1878,

of Memphis az the Exposition Building, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1878.
at O'Clock, for the purpose Of nominating csndi
dates for tie following ohces:
Judge Of the Chance1 Court
Judge Of the Circuit Court
Judge OF the Criminal Court
Judge OF the Probate and Circuit Court Bartlett).
Aiofney eneTsi Of 81 s sRef c QUIT
Sheriff Of Shelby County,.
Register OF Shelby County.
Clerk Of County Court
Clerk Of Criminal Court.
Clerk Of Circuit Court
Clerk of Circuit Court (BartletD.
As preliminary to the assembling Of said Coiiven-
of the party in that respef recSmmend and Teouesi
that a Primary Election be held In the Eighteen
Civil Districts of the county and the Ten wards Of
the city. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1873,
for the purpose Of electing Delegates to said Con-
The Executive Board cannot too earnestly impress
psy fhs necessity for Vnce and
concert OF action.
the R96ls Ones are open ALIKE to al ana sxs
judicial political, 70 which he may aspIre but at
the same time, Il behooveS a party that claims
the public confidence and that expects to maintain
its ascendancy to put forward as Its Representatives
Never before was there stronger necessity I'm
posed upon the Democratic and Conservative party
and to defer to the popular viii I'm The selection OF
ifs nominees; neither this will be done or not. de-
mary Elections are conducted.
II all good citizens and the substantial business
these primary elections, and exercise their inusncs
In the selections Of delegates, we may conldenfly
Unbiased representafivss Of the pubic inss sss
whose appearances viii satisfy the people that they
xii Ia
mony, give satisfaction and Insure success.
The primary election viii be held by q committee
OF five In each district and ward to be appointed By
the Executive Board. The election win be By bal
lot and the poles VIII be opened I'm the city at three
at one pm. and close at six O'Clock pm
The subcommittee appointed, the number Of
the elections in the wards and districts are as fO
lows:
First Ward.
(13 delegates-corner Main and Winchester streets)
b C. Ashbrook, chairman; Tim Foley Charles
Lofand, Mike DALEY, John Cooney.
Second Ward.
90 delegates -Courthouse)
Jessie Page, chairman; william Quinn, John
Savage, Henry Legeler, Harry Ferguson.
Third Ward.
Q5 delegates-42 Adams street, Dun's stable)
r, Napoleon Hill. chairman; :. c. Mills, VIM. Fiye,
Fred Goldschmid, p. j. Murphy.
Fourth Ward.
I'll delegates GreenIaw Operahouse)
J. B. Faires, chairman; a. L. Brinkley, Pat Keal-
amer, ,. W. Green, CHI BracketL
Fifth Ward.
i o delegates corner BeaIe and DeSoto street
Henry J. Lynn, chairman; ]. ". voegeli, John
clavin. b. G. Dent. James Baehman.
sixth Ward.
g characterization block)
, Jacob wsiIeS. Chairman; a 3. chiies, James
Richert, John Bradley, A. Lehman. -
Seventh Ward.
g delegates-Beale street, near Memphis and
DR.. B. Clark, chairman; ]. T. Hllsman, ". q.
Bates, W. L. Cooper, -Deates.
Eighth Ward.
U3 delegateS-Poplar street markeE)
Thomas Wexford, z. d. FInnie.
Ninth Ward.
2 delegates grocery corner Mil and Third streets)
Iar, Ben Powell, James Lewis.
Tenth Ward.
delegates-MaIn street, between Carolina ana
Colonel Robert LoOney, chairman; C. c. Burh. p.
!. Ounce, Thomas Sloyn, John Becker.
First Civil District.
% delegates-UnIon academy
d. NJ. Witherngton, chairman; Anthony Barrett,
Zen Boyce, g. L. Douglass, ]. c. Stewart
Second Civil District
A. d. Hunter, chairman; W. P. York Cham Jones
]. NJ Edwards, John B. Stewart.
Third Civil District.
q delegstes-Lucy depot)
w W. T. ca a eha 2. W b. Neel c. A.
Fourth Civil District
"a delegates-old Log Union.)
3. N Vaughan. chairman; John D. Hines, chas.
'. Jeter, Thomas ]. Roper, Thos. s. Alexander.
Fifth Civil District.
g delegates-Big Spring.
B. B. Barnes, chairman; John W. Cochran n C.
earce, John German, W. I. Avery.
sixth Civil District.
q delegates-RalsiRh0
C. n. Taylor, chairman; A. 3. Pope, h B. WIFI
ord, Sim Marsh, W. N. Coleman
seventh Civil District
q delegates-Bartlett)
b. L. Pfiddy, chairman; W. R. Cross, c. g. Gala
Iay. James B. Blackwell. James 8. Ogiesby
Eighth Civil District.
q delegates-Two voting places-WymeJ
j. N. Crews, chairman; W. B. Nally, B. s. Donal-
LOG UNION.
c. B. English, chairman; James ". Herring, A G.
Ninth Civil District.
3 delegates-Two voting plsces-Morning Sunl
Samuel S. Marks, chairman Sam Sowdon, W. 6.
FISHKRvILLE
Dr. :. s. Mckinley, chairman. John Allen. W. D.
Tenth CIvIrDIstrIct.
% delegates-Two voting places-ColIieryilla)
d Irby, chairman; 8. D. Mangum, Albert Suggs.
FORREST HILL
Thomas b. Koen. chairman; Ferd Scott, ". n.
Eleventh Civil District.
C5 delegates Germantown
C. NJ Calls, chairman; John Newell w. T. Kim
rough, s. B. shepperd, VIM. Carter
Twelfth Civil District.
q delegates OakviIle)
Lemaster. John 7. Malone, W. W. Canady. -
Thirteenth Civil District.
T. j. Beasley, chairman j. W, Levi. W n T4oe-
81. Peter Mitchell, Capt Hays.
Fourteenth Civil District.
/ delegates-Nail's Nursery, south gate Elmwood
John b. Lenow, chairman; s. L. Raines, w. p
rne, Hi Rayner, James Sweeney.
Fifteenth Civil District.
g delegates Grocery
J. 8. Rawlings, chairman; ]. C. Baker J. p Pras-
ut, VIM. Harton, j. n. Peabody.
sixteenth Civil District.
q delegates-Albert Pike Lodge.)
x; ID; Good Ss! chairman; A. Brooks, Joel Har
seventeenth Civil District
q delegates M'ConneIPs Churchl
B. R Stone, chairman Amos Roark, K ]. Mas
", T. d. Massey, b II. Baker.
Eighteenth Civil District.
q delegates-Buntyn Statfonl
Judge Irwin Halsey, chairman; r ]. Southall G.
Holmes, Andrew Tuggle, W. d. Lumpkin.
tizen possessing the qualifications of a voter Sns
no declares that Il Is his intention 20 supnort fha
a delegate to said Convention: and te l sf
ibcommittees are hereby instructed that no rsrso1
sident voter Of the civil district or ward IN vhs.
offers his vote, and unless he too declares taf ft
GsnTa-
sntion; and the said sub committees are 10 ha fha
de judges as 70 whether said applicant IA entitled
vote. The chairman ef each sub-committee vvSll
Dpoint two OF his committee to record the narne ~
lch voter, and said chairman Will make retnTn ~
Nd elections 70 the chairman OF this Boand vifhrf
clay.
That the Executive Committee may remain ner-
city impartial and work and act for the mecess OF
Re party rather than that Of individuals the RxerI
We Board declares that no member OF the ExerlIffv
ommittee shall 90 as delegate to the CouVeTfio6
become one oy proxy IN said Convention
heSottleu JtfTtfaeTu That II Gny member OF anV me
the above SUB committees shall become a Canal
ate lor delegate 70 said Convention he shall inSe
lately tender his resignation to the Chairman ~ ne
lb-commlttee, and such committee shall have the
over 70 supply the vacancy, as they also have ne
uInonV 70 supply vacancies In their resDecffvp
ommittees occurring from any other cause what
yer.
This Board hereby requests the subcommittee In
especially cautious not to exercise Influences for or
galnst any OF the candidates coming before this
200 government and opposed 70 Radicalism aTe
az OF June. VII SoAu eAsneA
BY order Of
AMES R. MILLER 81 C1Np
Ohm NJ R0URKE, GEORf;R n p.cerrr
ID. S. RHETT, THONIS TT 1IS2TId -
! II. NEELY, J. b STRW1E6TT NU'
I. L. CLAPP, r RoIfnT O. et'
Ohm JOHNSON, Nm MI Hasoo'
2. PETIT, John Nc RPOoRa
II. CREWS, o. NJ AISTTP e n MI 'sar,rr
kEeentfWo faPc ~. =.