Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-25
IN THE FIELD.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Candidates for Delegates TO tho Coussy Con.
v0ntlOu.
= Following is list, 80 far as they have
been reported to us, of the names an-
nounced at the Democratic primaries last
evening in this city to be voted for at the
delegate elections on Saturday evening.
As before stated, the list Of candidates is
not confined to these names. Others may
be added between this and the elections,
and any name left at the INTELLIGENCER
Office before Friday evening will be printed
on the tickets.
A meeting of the members ofthe county
and city committees from the several wards
of the city will be held at the INTELLIGEN-
GER office on Friday (to-morrow) evening
at 1880 O'Clock sharp.
Nominations for Delegates.
First Wdrd.-John F. Reith, VIM. Fl.
Roland, Geo. w. Brown, John Reese,
Jacob Reese, Emil Beck, John A. Schaum,
VIM. Scheurenbrand, Theo. Trout.
Second Ward-H. E. Slaymaker, r. B.
Risk. Charles NJ. Howell, James
r. Donnelly, J. A. Fitzpatrick, s. w.
Raub, A. J. Dunlap, Levi Bartle. J. C.
Donnelly, TheO. Wenditz, John McGinnis,
John A. Snyder.
Judge-Geo. Snyder.
InspectOrs-John Hensler, j. b. Lichty.
Clerks-Geo.W w. Kendrick. Albert Clark.
County Committeeman-W.U U. Hensel.
City Committeeman-(vacancy) j. B.
Lichty.
Third Ward.-Henry Wolf, B. F. Davis,
George Wall, Henry Hartmyer. Adam
Offender, Christ. Hagelgans.
County Committeeman-JohnF F. Deich-
ler.
Judge-John A. Coyle.
Inspector-Frank Hegener.
Clerk. NJ. Kreider.
Fourth Ward-George Pontz, john
Ochs, Frank Brinkman, VIM. Baltz,
Jacob Norbeck.
County Committeeman-R.A A. Smith.
Fifth Ward-Francis Peiffer, Joseph
Kautz, Philip Wall, o. B. Shertzer. VIM.
II. HOlton, Michael Herzog.
Judge-Harry Simon.
Inspectors-John Beck, John J. Jeffries.
Sirth Ward.-G. Wash. Myers, John
Sener, Geo. Prentiss, Geo. S. Lands,
Henry Reiner, Henry Leonard, jr., Henry
Sanders, John Marion, Frank McLaugh-
lin.
County Committeeman-Geo.W W .Zecher.
SecenM Wdrd.-George Darmstetter,
Davis Kitch, jr.. Bernard Kuhlran 'ohn
Landau, Jacob F. Kautz.
County Committeeman-Philip Kuhl-
Eighth Ward-John Kirsch, John st.
Clair, William Shultz, John S. Herzog,
Jacob Bork, John V. Wise, Sam. Huber,
John POntz, Barnhart Snyder. Philip Fin
ger.
County Committeemau-Chr G..
Scheid, A. ]. Keller.
Ninth Ward-Jacob Pontz, Joseph
Arnold, Henry Wilson, Michael Burns,
Geo. McGinnis.
County Committceman-JacOb Pontz.
Judge-John Hook
Inspector-Chas. Smith.
Clerk-H. A. Miley.
Voting from 6 to o'clock.
Acts to Punish and Prevent Frauds.
For the information of all whom it may
concern and in response e. many inquiries
We republsh the following acts passed at
the last session of the Legislature and now
in operation
To Prevent Bribery and fraud.
An act to prevent Bribery and Fraud at
ventions, Returning Boards, County Or
Executive Committees, and at elections of
Delegates to Nominating Conventions, in
the several counties in this Common
wealth, approved June 8, 1881.
1. Hereafter, if q candidate for any Of
fics within this commonwealth shall di-
rectly or indirectly give, offer or promise
to give, or procure any other person to
give, to any electOr any gift or reward, in
money, goods or other valuable thing, or
any security for the payment or the de
livery of money, goods or other valuable
thing, or any Office, emOlument or en-
plOyment, on condition expressed or i'm
piled that such elector shall cast, give,
retain Or withhold his vote, or use his in-
tluence at a nominating election or dele
gate election, Or cast, give or substitute
another to cast or give his vote or use his
influence at a nominating convention for
or against the nomination of any particu-
lar candidate for nomination, so as to pro-
cure such person to be voted for at any
election to take place, the person SO hiring
procuring, influencing, abetting, endeav-
oring or offering, either directly or indi
rectly through others, their aiders or abet-
tiers, to procure the person to be voted for
by such electors, shall be guilty of 4 mis-
demeanor, and on conviction shall he sem
fenced to pay fine not exceeding three
hundred dollars and be imprisoned for a
period not exceeding three months.
2. If any elector, authorized to vote at
any public election afterwards to take
place within this commonwealth for any
office, shall, directly or indirectly, accept or
receive from any person desiring to be
nominated as candidate for office, or from
the friends of any such person, any gift or
reward in money, goods or other valuable
thing, or apy Office or employment under
an agreement or promise, expressed or i'm
piled, that such elector shall give or with
hold his vote for the nomination of such
person as candidate for Office at such
election, or shall accept or receive
the promise of any person that
he shall thereafter receive any gift
or reward in money, goods. position or
other valuable thing, if he will vote for the
nomination of such person as candidate
for Office, and shall thereafter vote for the
nomination of such person, he shall be
guilty of q misdemeanor, and, on convic-
ton, shall pay fine not exceeding three
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned for
term of time not exceeding three months,
3. Is any elector shall directly or indi-
rectly offer to give bis vote or influence at
any nominating election, delegate election
or nominating convention, to any person
desiring to be nominated as candidate
for Office, or to the friends of any such
person, in consideration that for such vote
or influence he is to receive any gift or re-
ward in money, goods or other valuable |
thing, or any Office or employment, he |
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction shall nav fine not exceeding