Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-23

ton tho Executive Board Conforming to the usage
that a Primary Election be held in the he'll Eighteen
Civil Districts OF the county and the Ten Wards OF
the city, on
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1873,
for the purpose of electing Delegates to said Cor
The Executive Board cannot too earnes " impress
upon every voter who is willing to CO O,, rat with
the party the necessity for vigilance, harmony and
The public Offices are open alike to ALL and every
citizen has the right to TO all honorable
judicial or political TO which he may aspire; but
the same time, 1t behooves party that claims
the public confidence, and that expects to maintain
only Its best men.
Never before was there a stronger necessity i'm
posed upon the Democratic and Conservative pany
OF Shelby to exhibit the utmost fairness action
lis nominees; neither this will be done or not,
ponds mainly upon the manner in which the PHI
mary Elections are 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
hope for a convention whose members shall be the
unbiased representatives of the public interests,
whose appearance will satisfy the people that they
are not gathered together as the champions OF par
tcular individuals and whose action Will secure har
mony, give satisfaction and insure success.
The primary election will be held by 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 vii be opened in the city at three
at one pm. and close at six O'Clock pm
The subcommittee appointed, the number Of
delegates appOrtioned to- and the places OF holding
the elections In the wards and districts are fol-
lows:
First Ward.
Q3 delegates-corner Main and Winchester streets)
H C. Ashbrook, chairman; Tim Foley, Charles
Lohand, Mike DALEY, John Cooney.
Second Ward.
40 delegates -CourthOuse)
Jessie Page, chairman; william Quinn, John
Savage Henry Legeler, Harry Ferguson.
Third Ward.
a Ads%s street M Pins W SOf
Fred Goldschmid, P. ]. Murphy.
Fourth Ward.
II delegates-GreenlaT operahouse)
J. B. Faires, chairman; II. L. Brinkley, Pat Keal-
laher, s. W. Green, c. 81. Bracket
Fifth Ward.
40 delegates corner Beale and DeSoto street
NJ, Henry J. Lynn, chairman; J. W: Voegeli, John
Clavin; II. q. Dent, James Bachman.
sixth Ward.
(q delegates-waldron block)
Jacob Weller, chairman; b. B. Chiles, James
Seventh Ward.
e delegates-Beale street, near Memphis and
Charleston railroadl
DR.. s R. Clark, chairman; J. t HIIlsman, W. a.
Bates, W. L. Cooper, -Deates.
Eighth Ward.
Q3 delegates-Poplar street market)
J. N. Falls chairman; ]. T. Flynn; 2. ]. Quigley,
Thomas Wexford T. II. Finnie.
Ninth Ward.
u6legdIeS-grOC6ry
George n. Grant, chairman; 7. c. Belts, E j.
Kari, Ben Powell, James Lewis.
Tenth Ward.
e delegates-Main street. between Carolina and
Broadway
Colonel Robert LoOney, chairman; C. C. Burk, p.
C. Ounce, Thomas Sloyn, John Becker.
First Civil District.
Is delegates-Union academy
d. NJ. Withertngton, chairman; Anthony Barrett,
Ben BOyce, G. L. Douglass, j. C. Stewart.
Second civil District.
q delegates-MilwoOd)
A. ID. Hunter, chairman; W. P. York, Cham. JONES'
t. 81. Edwards, John b. Stewart.
Third Civil District.
q delegates-Lucy depot)
W T. Carmack chairman; W. d. Neel c, A.
Young, n. II. Persons, C. NJ Black.
Fourth Civil District.
a delegates-Old log UnIon)
II. N. Vaughan. chairman; John d. Hines, Chas.
W. Jeter, Thomas j. Roper, Th0S. S. Alexander.
Fifth Civil District.
g delegates-Big Spring.
B. B. Barnes, chairman; John W. Cochran, NJ. C..
Pearce, John German, W. T. Avery.
Sixth Civil District.
c. n. Taylor, chairman; A. r. Pope, II. B. WILL
forl, Sim Marsh, w. N. Coleman.
seventh Civil District.
q deegates-BartIett).
H. L. PIiddy shairmaTs W. r Cross, c; q. Gala
Eighth Civil District.
@ deiegates-Two voting pIaces-wyIneJ
j. NJ. Crews, chairman; W. B. Nally R. s. DonaI-
son.
LOG UNION.
c; b English, chairman James ". Herring, A. C.
Ninth Civil District.
Is delegates voting places-Morning SUM-
Samuel s. Marks chairman; Sam SoTdOn, W. c.
Allen.
FISHERvILLE
, Or. J. S. M'Kinley, chairman. John Allen, ". D.
Ridout.
Tenth Civil District.
% delegates-Two voting places CollieryiIle)
III. lrDy, chairman; 5. ID. Mdngum, Albert SugRS.
FORREST HILL
Thomas H. KOen, chairman Ferd Scott, W. N.
Eleventh Civil District.
% delegates-GemantoWn)
c. NJ. Calls, chairman; John Newell W. +. KIM
trough, S. B. Shepherd, VIM. Carter.
Twelfth Civil District.
a delegates-OakYille)
George & Holmes, chairman; VIM. Hudgehs, N.
2. Lemaster John T. Malone, W. W. Canady
Thirteenth Civil District.
T. j. Beasley, chairman; j. W. Levi, W. n. Hoe
eel, Peter Mitchell, Capt. Hays.
Fourteenth Civil District.
A delegates-Nail's Nursery, south gate ElmwoOd
John h. Lenow, chairman; 8. L. Raines, W. p
)rne, Eli Rayner, James Sweeney
Fifteenth Civil District.
@ Observation-Disclosures Grocery
j. 8. Rawlings, chairman; j. c. Baker, j. p. Pres
OFT, WIN. Harton, j. II. Peabody.
sixteenth Civil District.
X. ID. Goodwin, chairman; A. j. BROOKS. joel HaF
isOn, N. C. MCulloch, T. ID. Mendenall.
seventeenth Civil District.
q delegates MConnelPs church,
R. R. Stone. chairman Amos Roark, Z. ]. Mas
ey, T. d. Massey, b. NJ. Baker.
Eighteenth Civil District.
q delegates-Buntyn StatIon.)
Judge Irwin HalseE, chairman; r ]. S9uthall, G.
n0nS xs AnGseT s aGge: W; ~ r.
itizen possessing the qualifications OF voter, and
tho declares thar It is his intention % support the
S a delegate TO said Convention; and the above
ubcommlttees are hereby instructed that no person
authorized ~ vote for said delegates unless he IS
esident voter OF the civil district ward in which
offers his vote and unless he too declares that it
his intention to support the nominees of said Con-
entlon; and the said subcommittee are to be the
ole judges as to whether said applicant is entitled
ppoInt two OF his committee to record the name of
aeh voter and said chairman will make return OF
elay.
That the Executive Committee may remain per-
he party rather than that OF individuals the Execu
I've Board declares that no member OF the Executive
Committee shall go as delegate TO the Convention
II become one by proxy In said convention:
ReSot1sd J'rte Inat u any i me h OF any one
late for delegate TO said Convention, he shall tmme
lately tender his resignation TO the chairman OF his
ub committee, and such committee shall have the
'ower TO supply the vacancy as they also have the
ommttees occurring from any other cause what
This Board hereby requests the subcommittee to
especially cautious not 70 exercise influence for
galnst any of the candidates coming before this
onvention and the citizens Of this county desiring
God government and opposed to RadiealiSm, are
lost earnestly solicited to vote for delegates In their
sspectiye civil districts and wards on said eighth
ay OF June
BY order OF
AMES Z. MILLER, s. ]. CAMP.
Ohm NJ ROURKE, GEORGE 7. BASSETT,
VI. 5. RHETT, THOMAS FLEMING,
!. N. NELLY, J. ID. STEWART,
7. L. CLAPP, z DOUGLASS
Ohm JOHNSON, VIM MILLER
T. PETIT, JOHN Nc. BROOKS
NJ CREWS, o. NJ. ALSUP, W. Il. NELSON,
Executive Board of Shelby county.
W. l.. CLAPP, Chairman.
]. CAMP. Secretary.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
I'D. M. Il. STEWART,