Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-22
DEMO OCRATlG
NOMINATING ELECTION.
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Monday, April I'd, 1883,

In pursuance Of the vote Of the Democracy Of
Henry county Ohio, q the October election, 1854 In
favor Of a primary vote. the central committee Of
Henry county, Ohio, met at Napoleon, 0hios md
fixed the first Monday In April, 1888, as the time fcl
holding said primary election for the followins
named county ofnccs to-wit: Representative Treas
urer, Recorder, Surveyor, County commissicnsr, In
nrmary Director and Coroner and the poles shall
be open from six . =. until sp. ~. in each voting
precinct In said Henry county. Tie committee also
passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That said election be conducted under
the primary election laws Of Ohio, and that at said
primary election all such bona fide resident elect
ors shall be entitled to vote In their respective town
ships, who are willing to support the several candi-
dates chosen at said primary election, and vote for
them at the regular October election.
Resoiued That the following rules and regulations
be enforced at the said primary election:
/. At the polls and before the opening Of tine
same there shall be chosen from among the Demo
cratic electors present. two judges and two clerks Of
election. s
2. The voting shall be by ballot, and poll.book
and taley sheets shall be kept and returned a. on
any general election, and any candidate or other
Democratic slector shall have right to be present at
the counting and canvassing Of the votes.
s. The names Of ell the candidates for the several
Offices shall be printed under their respective heads
on one ticket Of plain white printing paper,
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Committee shall have such number of primary cleo;
tron tickets for the nomination Of county officers e
necessary printed and ready ct least seven days be-
fore the day Of primary election and shall deliver
votes cast at the last fall election TO one
sponEble Democratic, for their respective townships,
ateast three days before the day o. The pmsy cleo
All p..a sassast ssson a me Z. @
candidates shall be much o. possible uniform ana
alike. fSt8
s. The Chairman and Secretary Of the Democrat
such primary election tciess, poll SocKs and taller
sheets, call meeting Of the snid Executive Commit
tee at least seven days before the day Of sad primary
election, and at eaid meeting apportion the cost
his name skaif be omitted ifo1a such tieksts ANY
candidate has the right to have printed for his
use primary election tickets but on an such ncks,s
respective heads that have announced thsmssyes %
primary election. @'a @%
one Of the judges Of each township shall Saturday,
April 7th ISss d o'clock, p. m, return the poll
books and tsley-sheets duly certfled 20 the Ghxr-
man and Secretary Of this conamittse, q Ns2oteo9
who In the presence Of such rekusniuG Jud9es shah
declare the candidates having received tho highest
number Of votes duly nominated. , 60 -. - =
SUPERVISORS. .-The follow ing esntemsp win aet
e Supervisors of election for their rsspssve town
ships, viz: sss ~ - 80
Ridgeville- Conrad Mohr.
Freedom-HaHy Gshrett.
/ Nspoleon-D. Meekison, Jr.e
Flstrock- f. NisehwitE.
Pleasant, New Bayari2-C. Hornung.
Holgate-W. Kaufman.
Marion-J. II. Hashbergsr. 8 g#
Monroe-W. II. Bo0her
HsFriaon-J. N. Bliss.
Liberty, East-G. q. Foneanon. y ~ @-.~
rWest-Wilson 6ehrett.
WashingtOn-W. W. MeGifhn. >-a 4t.
DamascUs-A. II. 0idley.
RchAeld-G. W. Baueher. fF
Bsrtlow-Pster johnson.
resolution was also adopted requesting the eise-
tors Of the several tSwaships, at the prmsry cleo
ton, 10 designate one Of their number 70 set ss
OF the Central Committee for the ensuing year.
d. MEEKISON, in, p.
L. L. ORwIa, Chairman.
Secretary.