The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-06

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At the Central Committee Meeting,
held April 25, at the ogden House. Cam
ton, II was ordered that the Democratic
Primary Election should be held
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH.
at the following named voting places:
Sandy township, WaynesbuTg and
Magnolia; Paris township, Minerva,
RObertsville, Paris and New Franklin;
Washington township, FTeeburg. Stras-
burg and Mt. Union; Lexington town
ship, Alliance and LimRville; Marlboro
township, Marlboro and New Baltimore; (;
Harrisburg; Osnaburg township, Osna-
burg and MapletOn; Pike township,
HOWenstine and Canton; Canton town
ship, North Industry and Canton;
Canton City, at voting place In each
ward; Plain township, Mexico, New
Berlin, White Hall, Centre, Grove Hall,
Henry A. Smiths and Middle Branch;
Lake township, Cairo, Hartville, Union
town and GreentOwn; jackson township,
McDOnaldsVille, Marchand, SchariO's
and Crystal Springs; Bethlehem town
ship, Navarro; Sugarcreek township, JUS
tus, Beach City, WilmOt and McFarTen's (;
Perry township, MassillOn and Rich
Vile; MassillOn City, MassillOn; Tusear-
awas township, Pigeon Run, Stands
School House, East GreenVille, West
BrOokfield, and William Forests, for
merly known as BOSS" Smiths; Law
renee township, Youngstown, North Law
renee and Canal Fulton.
Besides nominating a county ticket
Central Committeeman for, leach cleo
tiOn precinct and Senatorial Delegates
are to be chosen at the same time. The
poll books and tally sheets of the cleo
-, ha 10 hn Nh II ~,
of the Central Committee on or before
Tuesday, June IL, 1888, at l o'clock D..
m, when the Committee will again
meet to canvass the returns. 1t was
also determined to call a mass-meeting
of the Democracy of Stark county at
Canton, on Saturday, June, 10Th, 1883, at
l o'clock p. M, to elect delegates to the
State Convention, which meets at Co
lumbus on the 21st Of June. The times
are prOpitiOus. Let every Democrat do
his duty this fall, and an Old-time Demo-
cratic victory will be ours.
JOHN c. WELTY, Chairman.
DANIEL WORLEY, Secretary.
RULES FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The following are the rules that will
govern the primary elections to be held
June 9th, and each committeeman Is ex-
pected to see them properly carried out:
ist. The Central Committeeman shall
have supervision over the election in
their respective precincts and shall ap-
points persons to take charge of the
polls in their precincts.
End. Only persons who have been
heretofore identified with the Democrat
ic party, OF persons who pledge them
selves to the support of the ticket, shall
be allowed to vote at the primary cleo
tiOn.
3rd. The polls may be opened any
time after one o'clock p. m, and shall
be kept open till p. IN, when they
must be closed.
4th. After the closing of the polls the
Judges and Clerks in charge shall pro-
ceed to count the vote and ascertain the
number of votes cast for the respective
candidates and certify the same to the
Chairman of the Central Committee at
Canton.
5th. Any Democrat so desiring, must
be allowed permission to be present
during the count.
9th. All the returns must be in by
Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock p. M.
following the nomination, when the
committee is to meet and canvas the re-
turns.