The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20
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All white Conservative Democrats who
are already quslided TO vote. and who In.
tend 10 qualify themselves TO vote for the
nominees OF The Conservative. Democratic
party on Tuesday, November s, 1881, are
en.ilied 10 vote In this primary election.
Ia case where persons have removed from
one Votlng.precincto or ward to another since
the last registration, they Qf entitled to vote
under this plan) shall be allowed to vote In
tne precinct or ward where their names are
registered, and the judges shall In such
cases make note on the poil-book Of the
Circumstance opposite where said voters
name Is recorded.
Each committee shall have printed sun.
slent number OF tickets, containing the
names Of the candidates in alphabetical or
der who shall have announced themselves
or been announced by their written author.
ity TO each OF the chairmen OF the city and
county committees on or before the 9th dsy
OF September, 1881, and shall have paid on
or before said day TO the person authorized
to receive the same for each committee the
amount that may be assessed against each OF
them. No other ticket except the one
printed by order OF these committees re-
spectively shall be used in this primary
election, and such tickets shall not be dis
tributed for use to the individual voters un.
I'll the morning OF the primary election.
HOW TO VOTE.
The judges OF election shal! receive from
each person entitled TO vote under this plan
q ticket containing the name or names OF the
person or persons he wishes 10 vote for the
Senate. Upon The back Of the ticket the per-
son shall write or cause his own name TO be
written. The judge shall read aloud the name
otthe person Offering to vote, and then shall
proclaim the name or names OF the candi-
date or candidates voted for. II there are
more names OF candidates on the ticket
which the person is Offering to vote than
each voter Is entitled to vote for the Senate
the voter will be privileged TO corie ect his
ticket to the number TO be voted for, or 10
any number OF candidates not less than one
for each position he may choose to vote for.
The clerks shalt record the name OF the
voter and person or persons voted for. and
string the ticket as a means OF verifying the
poll.books.
The chairmen Of both the city and county
committees shall be constituted Board Of
Election Commissioners. The votes cast in
the city and county respectively shall be
counted and certified In such manner as the
Conservative Committee OF the city aud
county each may prescribe. The Board
shall meet at the rooms OF the City Commit
tee on the day following the primary cleo
tion at ~ O'Clock, or within two days there
after, to canvass The returns and make eer-
ti6cates OF 1nal results. The result shall
be publicly announced by both chairmen.
The two candidates having the highest
number Of votes each in the aggregated
votes OF city and county shall be declared
the nominees. In cases OF tie this Board
shall decide the same by lot.
The two committees OF city and county
separately are authorized to make such de-
tails concerning this primary election as to
each OF them may seem judicous and not
in conflict with the foregoing provisions,
and may assess each candidate for the nom
ination for Senate with such an amount as
each committee may respectively determine
for the purpose Of assisting in paying the
expenses Of this primary election, and the
funds derived tberefrom shall belong 10 the
treasury Of each committee separately.
Recommitted TO the Committee on Plan
to report Tuesday night next TO a special
meeting OF the City Committee.