Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1878,

the city, on
SATURDAY, JUNE s. 1873,
for the purpose OF electIng Delegates to said Con-
The Executive Board cannot too earnestly impress
upon every voter who Is willing to operate with
the party the necessity for vigilance, harmony, and
The public offices are open alike to ALL and every
citizen has the right to resort to all honorable means
to secure his advancement to any position, CIVIL
judicial or political to which he may aspire; but at
the public confidence, and that expects to maintain
its ascendancy 10 put forward its representatives
only its best men,
Never before was there Il stronger necessity i'm
posed upon the Democratic and Conservative party
of Shelby TO exhibit the utmost fairness in its action
lis nominees; neither this will be done OF not, de-
ponds mainly upon the manner In which the Pri-
mary Elections ale conducted.
Ii all good citizens and the substantial business
men OF the city and county will consent to attend
these primary elections, and exercise their Influence
in the selections of delegates we may confidently
hops for convention whose members shall be the
unbiased representatives of the public interests,
whose appearance viii satisfy the people that they
are not gathered together as the champions of par
ttcular Individuals and whose action will secure har
mOny. give satisfaction and insure success.
The primary election will be held by a committee
of five in each district and ward to be appointed by
the Executive Board. The election will be by bal
lot and the poles Will be opened in the city at three
O'Clock m and close at seven M; in the districts
at one pm. and close at six O'Clock pm.
The subcommittee appointed, the number of
the elections in the wards and districts fol-
lows
First Ward.
I3 delegates-corner Main and Winchester streets }
C. Ashbrook, chairman; Tim Foley, Charles
Loiand, Nike DALEY. John Cooney.
second Ward.
90 delegates -Courthouse)
Jessie Page, chairman; William Quinn, John
Savage, Henry LegeleT, Harry Ferguson.
Third Ward.
Q5 delegates-42 Adams street, Dun's stable9
Napoleon Hill, chairman; J. C. Mills, VIM. Frye,
Fred Goldschmid, P. ]. Murphy.
Fourth Ward.
I'll delegates Greenlaw 0perahouse.)
J. b. Faires, chairman; h L. Brinkley, Pat Keal-
laher, s. W. Green, C. q. Bracket.
Fifth Ward.
90 delegates-near corner Reale and DeSoto street.
Henry J. Lynn, chairman; J. W. Voegeli, John
Clavin, II. g. Dent. James Bachman.
sixth Ward.
% delegates block
Jacob Weller chairman; II. B. 6hiles, James
Rchert, John Bradley, A. Lehman.
Seventh Ward.
(S delegates-Beale street, near Memphis nd
Charleston railroad.)
DR.. R. Clark, chairman; ]. T. Hlllsman, W. Fl.
Bates, W. L. Cooper, -Deates.
Eighth Ward.
Q3 delegates-Poplar street market)
J. n. Falls; chairman; J. T; Flynn P. j. ouigiey,
Thomas Wexford, +. II. Finnie.
Ninth Ward.
q delegates-grocery corner Mill and Third streets
George N. Grant. chairman; T. c. Belts, r. ],
Kari, Ben Powell, James Lewis.
Tenth Ward.
& delegates-Main street, between Carolina and
Colonel Robert Looney, chairman; C. C. Burk, P.
c. Ounce, Thomas SlOyn John Becker.
First Civil District.
% delegates-Union academy
d. NJ. Wither1ngtOn, chairman; Anthony Barrett,
Ben Boyce, q. l.. Douglass, j. e. Stewart.
Second Civil District.
a delegates Kerville.)
A. ID. Hunter, chairman; W. p. York, Cham. Jones,
nj. Edwards, John Is. Stewart.
Third Civil District.
a delegates-Luey depot
w T. Carmack. chairman; W. a Neel, c. A
Young, n. Ii. Persons, c. NJ. Black.
Fourth Civil District.
a delegates-Old log Union)
R.: NJ. Vaughan. chairman; John ID. Hines, Chas.
W. Jeter, Thomas ]. Roper, Thos S. Alexander.
Fifth Civil District.
g delegates-Big Spring.
B. B. Barnes, chairman; JOnn w. Cochran, NJ. C.
Pearce, John German, W. T. Avery.
sixth Civil District.
G delegates-RaleighO
C. n. Taylor, chairman; A. B. Pope, b. B. Will
ford, Sim Marsh, W. n. Coleman.
seventh Civil District.
q delegates Bartlett)
n. l.. Priddy chairman; W. r. Cross, G. G. Gala
way, James B. Blackwell. James s. Oglesby.
Eighth Civil District.
q delegates Two voting pIaces-wyIne.J
]. NJ. Crews, chairman; w. B. Nally, R. 5. Donal-
LOG UNION.
C: B. English, chairman; James W. Herring. A. C.
ninth Civil District.
g delegates Two voting places-Morning SUM-
Samuel S. Marks chairman; Sam SO1don, W. c.
4 llen
BASKERVILLE.
DR.. J. S. M'Kinley, chairman, John Allen, W. d.
aidout.
Tenth Civil District.
% ielegates-Two voting places COlIiervine)
H. Irby, chairman; ;. ID. Mangum, Albert SuggS-
FORREST HILL
Thomas II. kOen, chairman Ferd Scott w. NJ.
Eleventh Civil District.
% delegates Germantown.)
c. NJ. Calls, chairman; John Newell, W. +. Kim
trough, S. b. Shepherd, VIM Carter.
Twelfth Civil District.
a delegates akville)
George z. Holmes, chairman; VIM. Hudgens, n.
F. LemasteT, John I. Malone, W. w. Canady
Thirteenth Civil District.
Y delegates-Amold's.)
T. j. Beasley. chairman; j. VI. Levi, W. II. Hoe
GEL Peter Mitchell, Capt. Hays.
Fourteenth Civil District.
4 delegates-Nails Nursery, south gate Blmwood
Cemetery
John H Lenow. chairman; s. L. RaInes, W. p.
1rne, Eli Rayner, James Sweeney
Fifteenth Civil District.
g deIegates-Harton's Grocery
]. ). Rawlings, chairman; ]. c. Baker j. P. Pres
,ott, Vim. HartOn, j. NJ Peabody.
sixteenth Civil District.
q delegates-Albert Pike Lodge.)
R. d. Goodwin, chairman; A. j. Brooks, Joel Har
ison, n. c. M'Culloch, 7. ID. Mendenall-
Seventeenth Civil District.
q delegates-MCoaneIrs Church,
d u hail Amos Dnar RI z 4 Nee