Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-29

ATTENTION REPUBLICANS!

At meeting Of tho Republican City Exec
utive Committee, held on Monday evening,
AZ AS:il ~ tho following resolutions were 'd0p'
Resolved, That an election to nomina to
candidates for Mayor, President OF City
Council and CITY Treasurer shall be held In
each ward Of the city on Saturday, April ~,
1852, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock and !
o'closk, p. m, under the following rules and
regulations
First. The qualification Of . voter shall DO
that he is q Rtpl lean In politics, and that
he will support for the several positions the
persons who shs II be named therefor by tho
largest number Of v otes cast at said slect'en.
Second. An inspector and one clerk shall
be appointed for each ward by the Uity Exec
utive Committee, and the different oandi.
dates for Mayor shall each select one person
to act o, a Judge, and those ersons 50 acting
a. Judges may appoint one clerk, all OF whom
shall be Republicans residing in tho ward
for which they are appointed.
Third. The inspectors and judges snell
not receive any vote unless the person who
offers it is qualified in accordance with kule
!; and in case any persons right to vote shall
be challenged the Inspector shall require two
persons hose right to vote 10 unQuestioned
TO vouch that the challenged party 10 90
qualified; and until majority Of the IN.
spectors and Judges shall be satisfied with
the proof offered, the vote shall not DO receiv'
cd.
Fourth. The clerks, under the direction Of
the inspector shall keep an accurate list Of
all persons who vote, together with their
places of residence; and at the close Of the
polls correct count Of the votes shall be
made and the result announced. They shall
then replace all ballots In the ballot box,
carefully close and seal the same, and I'M
mt d lately return it, with the list Of voters
and the tally list, to tho City Executive
Committee az tho Lincoln Club Rooms And
DO II further
Resolved, That should any person or per.
sons know Of any democrat or any other per
son not qualified according to Rule l, having
voted AZ sale election they are hereby 70.
questsd to report the facts in the ca Q tc the
/ hartman OF the City Executive Committee.
1t was fur her resolved that no Democrat DO
allowed TOW to.
The following places Of holding the cleo.
lions toV ether with tho inspectors for the re-
spective wards were chosen
First ward. Barnum's Hotel, Fifth and
Orange streets Frederick Pyle, inspector.
Second ward, FELTON, House, Second and
Walnut streets; George A. Henderson, In.
Third ward, northwest corner Fourth and
Monroe streets; Francis X. Irons, inspector
Fourth ward, southwest corner Fourth and
Walnut streets Alfred d. Vandever. inspsc.
tor.
Fifth ward, Lafayette Hotel, Ninth and
Shipley treets; Edwin F, Lummte, inspector.
Sixth ward, Henry Kyle's office, King street
below Ninth; Henry h. Hawkins, inspector
Seventh ward, Ferry's carpet house, Della
ware avenue and Madison street; Francis U.
Simpson, inspector.
Eighth ward, northeast corner Eighth and
Pine streets; Solomon Cook, inspector.
Ninth ward, Old Academy Building, Geo.
3. Lewis Inspector,
Tenth ward, northwest corner Pleasant and
Jackson streets; Benjamin ID. Boyle, inspt 0.
tor.
Brown, inspector.
By order Of Republican City Executive
Committee.
HENRY U. MoI.LAR, Chairman.
JANIS A. ANDERSON Secretary. aS0