The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

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I The PrInalsry m ~. lEsiisetsen I 80. e.Das--Rule
i ase anA RegulzstpHs.t
The Conservative primary election for th
1,1ornlnafs6n oss senators and deieEates vi
/. be held ss.fsay.sh The polls sfipsbe epene
tat sunrise f5AzsJand d closed aes sunset (6:f0
ThefoHeHIsa argest fseta II ON the plan
8. None EsspWHrfE mem bprs of the Con
fssfvative spaffys who are known or proves
| to The judgesfS baye identified tftefnseye
with ittferetSi Siorcs siiaIf vote. - 's3ssii3
lasAll CONSERVATIVES sWi,6 ars registered il
the distrctst6r wafds in IS bich they ctier &
vote. and who have paid their capftatiou tas
| for the year 1875, shall be authorized IL
vote. OF which facts the Judges must be sat
fsfed. 5fs:s tt II
a4sSEg or yoT1NG.
4. Each person offating to vote shall pre-
sent to The Judges ticket containing the
names of his choice. r. g.l
Upon fbe back OF the ticket the person shah
endorse bisname. The Judges shall 6rst read
aloud The. name OF the person Offering TO
vote, then ascertain il he is duly-qualihed
voter, and then shall Of the person is found
so qualifed) proclaim the name OF the can
didates voted for. The clerk shall record
the name Oft the voterand persons voted for,
and string the ticket as means OF verifying
the polLSooks. s=a~
% sVvoTE WHERE REGISTERED.
8. In cases where persons have removed
from one voting precinct or ward to an
other since The last registration, they shall
be authorized to vote in the ward or pre-
cinct whore their naInesarp 1f7s istored ansa
the Judges shall make n note OF the circum-
stance on the poll-book opposite where said
voters names are recorded. ..--..
,.... t-.9a-- YoUSG VOTERS.
Z. Any person who has become twenty
one; since the last election, or who will be-
come tWenty-one by. the time of the ap-
,pToachins election, may vote at this pri-
mary by satisfying the judges OF that fact
and OF his intention to support the nomi-
nees. i IN every such instance the Judges
shall make note OF the same upon the mar
gin OF the pol-book. .uf =. y.
-..s. ... ..... .vOTING-PLACES., s,za - ..E
Marshall Ward. in ,furniture-shop cor
ner of Twenty y-tith and Grace Streets
Madison Ward.-905 Bank street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
\ jackson Ward.-First Precinct: Bev-
eridge's, on Brook avenue. Second Pre-
cinct: Grifin's, Second street. Third Pre-
cinct: Seventeenth street opposite Venable
street. ...-. p. #.g. .:. feet
Monroe Ward.-2O9 east Broad street.
Cluy Ward.-First Precinct: Westham
House. Second Precinct: Houek's, west
Broad street. Third Precinct GlaZebrook's
shop. .-'.
Jefferson Ward.-Old Market.
WARD sUPERINTENDENTs.
The ward superintendentS are charged
with the faithful execution Of the plan OF
election, and they are
Marshall Ward ~. A. Boswell.
Jefferson Ward: Robert II. Styl; Assist
ant Superintendent, W. W, Wood.
Madison Ward: Charles L. Taylor pro
tenn.
Monroe Ward: John F. Regnault.
Jackson Ward: w. J. Epps.
Clay Ward: George J. Hooper, Jr.
PoLL-TAX.
The payment Of the poll-tax for 1878 is a
prerequisite. II not already paid that tax
may be paid to-day at Goddin'S Hall.
All those who paid the tax prior 10 Sep
tember 1st will find their names on the COM
mittee's printed list, which will be i'll the
hands Of the judges. Those who have paid
since the 1st September must produce their
receipts before the judges.
YOUR RIGHTS.
Each duly qualified Conservative voter is
entitled to vote for TWO candidates for the
Senate and four for the lower house.
OF course it is expected that all who vote
at the primary Will support the nominees.
THE TICKET.
The official ticket [no other will be re-
ceived by the judgesl reads as follows:
CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION,
-,.. SEPTEMBER II, 1879.
s- ii: FOR SENATOR'S.
tStrike off all but TWO Eames.l
..s.. II. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
w. w. HENRY,
:. Ii. PULLIAM.
' FOR DELEGATES.
st.. Strike of all but FOUR numes.]
j. HAMPDES CHAMBERLAYNE,
.... GEORGE Il. fRUTcHFiELD, -.r ...
T. WILEY DAVIS, g ....
JAMES y. DUNLOP,
JOHN HUNTER. JR., ..'
JOHN JOHNS. JR, st,...". .r. ..l a.
WILLIAM LOYENSTEIN,
JAMES LYONS. JR..
DIR. THOMAS j. RIDDELL,
WILLIAM l.. RoYALL,
S. Il. WITT.
Put Your name on the back of this ticket,