Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-09-14
THE DEM0CRA TIC PRiMAR Y
ELECTION.
Yo Me pemocnllc Totrs Of Cleardeld


10 The Democratic Voters Of Ciedrfei,
County:
In obedience to the rules governing
the Democratic party OF Cieariel,
county at the Primary Election, th,
County Committee hereby givea motto,
that the election for delegates, and 70
the instruction OF such delegates, as /,
candidates for the several offices to b,
filed ut the approaching Novombc
election, will be held at the Election
House in the several buroughs an,
townships in said county, on SATUR
DAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEM BER, A. d. 1881, begin
nlng at / o'lock p. NJ, and continul
open until I o'clock p. NJ. Of said day
The election will bo held by tho Yigi
lance Committee, who are the Election
Board, under our rules, and are con
stituted as follows:
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ron 1881.
Burnside borough--Matt Irwin, David Mahaf
fey, William MeGee, Daniel Hoover, J. II. Reed
Clenrheld borouph-John llullihan, W. O Car
Carbon, George Weaver, j. +. Powell, W. A. Barr
Curwensyillc horough--John ". Norris, Apga
Bloom, Henry Korns, james MeTntire. W. @
Thompson.
Dubois borough-s. J. Mead, Michael Sim
mons, J. A. Terpe, Alfred Harris, Jos. p. Taylor
Glen Hope borough Q, J. Reagy. Abraham
Green, II, A. Wright, George W. Dotts. Johi
llindman.
Houtldals borough-Pa,riok Shields, II. II
llartSsn, 7. j. Fries, George II. woodin, J. B
MoGrath.
Lumber City botough-Isaao Hainey, J. D
Hepburn, ]. j. Sterling, James l.. Curry, Israe
Guppy.
Newburg borough John ". Toutr, John Red
den, John D.Miller, n. Hildebrand. Good worreli
New Washington borough William MahaiIey
s. I. Mitchell, George Barclay, Adam Bre,h
DR.. Ash ID. Bennett
0seeola borough. II. II. Walters, John d
MePadden, larry PARKS, George + Jones, J. W
KiEer.
wallaceton borough-M D. Reiay, John West
brook, Frank Gos', George Rmigh, Fred Camp
mnu.
Beoearia township-John b. Dilleu, Herman
Frick. A. j. Fry, Fred Shot, W. J.. Mccoy.
Bell towuship--Jamcs W. MeGee, Frank Ma
hafey, John NJ. Ross, James Campbell, Christ
Estrieker.
Bloom township-sidney Smith, IL. q. Apdsr
son, Calvin Dilger, John +. stulI, Frsnl
Mcbride.
Boggs towBship--G G. Merritt, VIM. Peters
George NJ. Smehl, Isaac Beish, Thomas Beers.
Bradford township-El soult Edward Litl
John II. Gearhart, S. ?. Wilson, Chas. Rediier.
Brady township-J. W Corp, p. NJ Good.
lander, J. II. Kirk, II, NJ seylcr Jesse Lines.
Burnside township-Jno. German Wilson King
Michael Yiogliug, Gideon Neif, Peter Beck.
Chest toWnshiP-Lawtence Eillian, Jacob A.
Brtlh, @. r. McCully, John Connolly, Oliver
stephens
Covington toWnsbip--L. l.. Flood, Il. Mignot
Frank Leigey, Rowland Kennedy, Peter Garneir
Decatur township-Adam Kophari, Jesse @ Goss
David Hughes, Samuel MoLaTon. Win. Reams
Ferguton township George Michaels, Joseph
Moore, @. I. straw, A. Young, Warren Bell.
Grard townshp-W.s S. Giililaud y. A. Mienot
Joseph MerAt, @. W. Sttoyer, james Stewart.
Goshen towuship-W. NJ. Wilson, Thompson
Rsad, r. O. Shaw, James L. Graham, Robert X,
illegal.
Graham townsbp-Jobn W Turner, A. c.
Dale, Isaac Rothrock, Jacob Rinehart, Jerry
Kylsr.
Greenwood towbslip-Jaues Cleary, Chas. A.
ThorP, Matthew Johnston, A, H. Newcomer
j. A. Rowles.
Gulieh township-D c. Flynn, W. II. Cassidy,
j. 4. Dayis, H. II, Hummel, W. D. David
Huston township-H. l.. Horning, George W
Weaver, Thomas d. Buoy, W. D. Woodward
j. A. MoGilHs, jr,
Jordan towushiP--J. W. Johulou, Jas. McGoe
han, DR.. A. Z. Creswell, Michel Smith, John
McCraoken.
Karthaus towuship-Martin Kopp, n. j. OH.
liland, /. @. McO!O,key, d, D. Maines, George
Heckcndorn.
Knox township-EnOs Bloom. Isaac Mays,
L. @. Robins, II, J Sloppy, II. 2. RoWies.
Lawrence township--A. NJ. Bloom, John W.
Howe, Aaron q. Kramer, g. W. Ogden, John A.
Mcbride
Morris township-Peter Moyer, A. G. Folmor.
d. +. Wilhelm. james Thompson, James Hoover
Penn toWbship-D 4. Sharp, Wm Freeman,
WIN NJ. Rowles, Martin NJ. Flynn, John Peuir
Pike township-samuel Moore, w. A. Porter,
James G. Bloom, John uagerty, Samuel McKsn-
rick.
Sandy township--Amos Rline, Samuel Postls.
ihwaite, John Fox, Andrew Liidlr, Isaac Zut
man.
Union township--Wm. Welty, l.. r. Dresslef.
Ferdihaud seyler, l. L. Gilneit. II. n. Laborde
WoodWsrd township--C. 5. King, John Simon
DIGGER, George W. lsmborp, Jaiuts Campbell,
Samuel I. Henderson,
Every Democratic elcctor has the
right, under our rules, to vote for
Two penops for Associate Judge,
One person for Treasurer,
Two persOns for Commit sioner,
Two persons for Auditor.
Oao person for County Coroner.
And for the proper number OF dele.
gates assigned under rule %, to each
election district, not less than two in
every case.
In the formation of new townships
or boroughs between gubernatorial
elections, the County Committee has
no power under the rules to assign
more than two delegates to the new
districts until after the next Govern.
or's election, when the vote cast shall
settle the question
The delegates will meet in the Court
room in Clearield, on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER TW WENTIETH, at pre-.
cisely one o'clock p. NJ, and there and
then proceed to nominate candidates
Tor the several offices above named, and
to select three Senatorial Conferees to
meet like Conierees from the counties
OF Centre and Clinton, for the purpose
OF selecting a Senatorial delegate TO
the State Convention, and one person
as Representative delegate to the same
Convention, and also to elect a Chair.
man and appoint standing Commit.
tee for 1882, as well as any other
pertaining to our party inter.
ests.
1t is the desire OF the County Com.
mittee that the members of the Wig.
lance Committee, or Election Boards,
be at the Election House at the time
and be prompt in the dis.
charge of the duties eDjoined upon
them.
Blank forms will be forwarded for
the qualification of those holding tho
election in accordance with the recent
Acts of Assembly, appr1Vpd>the eth
day OF June and the 29th day OF June
A. d. 1881, (See Pamphlet Laws of
the current year, page 20 and 1881, to.
gether with other blanks aud tickets
It will be further observed that by the
second aeotion Of the latter Act, cleo.
tion officers or voters violating any of
the rules of the Democratic party of
Clearfield county, are subject to fine
Of 5000.
The Chairman of each Vigilance
Committee has already been furnished
with q copy Of the Acts indicated, as
well as instructions how to proceed ia
tho premises.
j. p BURcHFIELD,
Chairman.
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