Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-09-29
L HE SEN TINEI.
Friday, Morning September 20, 1855
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

The Democratic Conservative County
Committee and State Central Committee for
Montgomery county, at meeting held in
Rockville on Tuesday, September 9Th, 1889,
Resolped, to respectfully request the Dem
ocratic Conservative voters of this county
to hold Primary Elections at the places in
each district fixed by law for Holding gen
eral elections, on Saturday, September 3Oth,
1882, from o o'clock, A. NJ, to 6, p. M, to
cast their votes for nominees for the follow
ing offices: A Representative in the Forty
Eighth Congress of the United States from
the Sixth Congressional District of Mary
land; for two Associate Judges for the Sixth
Judicial Circuit of Maryland.
The Committee appointed the following
Judges to act at the Primary Election;
First District-Ch H. Griffith, A. Bri-
zendine, ]. w. Allnutt
Second-Samuel Scott, James b. Neel, ].
ID. Gardiner
Third-R. ]. Isherwood, II. w. Williams,
J.H. Williams.
Fourth-Chandler Keys, John A. Carter
w. r. Humphrey.
FiNh-John Broadly, Thomas L. holland,
William X. Shaw.
Sixth--William Mullican, Jas. N. Benton,
James Offutt.
SeventkLWm. S. Wilson, Edgar Wat
kins, Henry Renshaw.
Eighth d. Waters, H. o. Higgins, A..
F. Farrall
Ninth--walter M. Talbot, John Hilton,
VIM A. Gloyd.
Tenth-Howard A. Garrett, Sylvester G..
Jones, Joseph J. Stearn.
Eleventh-C. r. Hershey, s. s. Hays, r.
II. Bowman.
Candidates for nomination are respectfully
requested to send their names, together with
the title Of the Office they wish 10 be nomi-
mated for, in writing, to H. w. Talbot,
Chairman State Central Committee, at Rock
vile, on or before Tuesday, September, 10Th,
1882.
II is also recommended to the voters that
at said election they express their wishes as
10 holding a convention for the purpose of
changing the present system of making NOM
nations In this county, and in order TO indi-
cate their wishes on the subject they vote
for or against Primary Elections.
For the guidance of the Judges in the
discharge OF their duty their attention is
called TO the 9Th section of the plan Of hold
ing Primary Elections:
9Th. Only such registered voters OF this
county as voted for the candidates of the
Democratic Conservative party at the Presi-
dental or Gubernatorial election next pre-
ceding any Primary Election shall Be per-
mitted TO vote at said Primary-except, that
persons who shall have acquired the right
TO vote since such Presidential or Guberna-
torial election or who will have acquired
such right previous TO the next legal cleo.
ton shall be allowed TO vote at any Prima-
ry Election, provided the Judges shall be
satisfied that they in good faith intend TO
identify themselves with the Democratic
Conservative party; and provided further
that any registered voters who may have
failed to vote at said Presidential OF 'Guber-
material election shall also be allowed to
vote at any Primary Election, if the Judges
shall be satisfied that they are in good faith
identified with the Democratic Conservative
party, and are residents of the District in
which they offer to vote.
II. w. TALBoTT,
Chm State Central Committee
S. .. JONES, Sec'y.