The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-26
When and whore Have You Put In .
blow tnat will Help TO Win
q Victory.


or neighbor?
Have you giSen dollar to the cause?
What club d, you belong to?
Have you ever attended a club-meeting
Have you giren one hOu's real work to
TIE good cause'
Have you reported to your ward or pre-
cinct club hoy many negro men live on
your premises
What have ,pu done? What do you ex-
pect to do Tomorrow and Saturday and
November the 9Th? What do you propose
to do to save tbs city from
A Malone cbarter.
A"mixed ~ (black-whitel City Council.
A "mixed" police force.
A "mixed >. Fire Department.
A A"mixed ~ City-Hall official corps.
A "mixed y School Board forever.
II YOU are a democrat go to work. There
is plenty for al to do. Your ward club
will assign you TO duty. Call al your ,card
headquarters and leave your name and
place OF business and residence and say
| like patriot: III | can be Of any service
assign me to duty. II you want money
call upon me, md | will give according to
my ability"
That's the k nd Of Democrats we need
| UDM lOI hltUiI OHli, lOi Iltill iDI
over, for Carohhe, for Chesterfield-fo the
whole State.
Fall in.
REMOVALS FROM ONE PRECINCT TO ANOTHER
IL 'Hg SAME WARD.
The following answers questions that
have been asket by many:
HUsTNts COURT OF RICHMOND
JUDGES OFFICE,
RICHMo ID. October %, 1883.
George II. Poinie&ter, ESq.:
Sir,-Your fivor of the oath instant
makes the following inquiry:
In the event 81 a voter moving from one
precinct to anotler in the same ward with
In thirty days p'ior to an election is it ne
cessary for him % get transfer to the pre-
cinct to which he removes?
In reply | hige TO say that voter who
moves from one precinct to another in the
same ward on or before the 9th OF October
must obtain tr,nsfer from his former yo-
ting-precinct anl be registered in the pre-
cinct to which he removes.
A voter who moves from one precinct to
another in the same ward between the 9th
OF October and .he day OF election cannot
obtain transfer because a transfer cannot
be issued by re- fistrar before the removal,
and the registration ceases on the 9th.
The voter, however, has constitutional
right to vote, anc that right cannot be de-
feated by an omi Sion in the registration
laws. 1t will be lawful for him to vote at
the only place at which he could be, and
was. registered. % in the case OF a removal
from precinct ir one wa.d to precinct in
another ward wit lin thirty days OF an elec-
ton. He must IL allowed TO vote in the
precinct from WI ich he removed until he
has acquired the light TO vote in the pre-
cinct to which he removes. This conceive
to be in conformity with the spirit il not
the letter, OF the bw.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS :. ATKINS, Judge, &c.
INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION.
II YOU have IN tved your residence from
one 1cdrd to dnO'her ledrd since October
9th you VIII not need transfer to vote
November 9th. Nou vote where you have
been voting all he time. II you moved
prior to October fth you do need trans
fer. and you will ose your vote unless you
get it,.
II before Saturday, October 9th, you
move from one pr, cinct to another precinct
III ltlt NtIilt Ntiu fOu W III iONC fOui NUif
unless you are tras sferred. Very often by
moving from one side OF the street to the
other side you 90 into different precinct.
II you will be iwenty-one years OF age
on November 9th. you are entitled to regis
ter nOlc.
All OF our vo FRS who have obtained
transfers must r.member that they will
now have to appear in person before the
registrar TO hay,i the transfers entered
upon the regIstra.ion-b0Oks.
In the country you can vote upon a
transfer; in q city you cannot.
Ward and preciact boundaries are given
in the City DirectTy; and there is large
map OF the city, as' divided into wards and
precincts, at head rarters, Main and Ninth
streets.
OF course no po' TAX receipt is required
at the coming elect on.
Every citizen wi find that he can save
time and trouble b' visiting his ward head
quarters and gettlag such information as
he needs preliminary 10 qualifying himself
to vote. Headquarters are as follows:
Marshall Ward--Club-house, Twenty
fifth street.
Jefferson Ward-1jOl Main street, under
st. Charles Hotel.
Madison Ward-Piedmont building.
Monroe Ward--b9 east Main.
Jackson Ward-( orner Fourth and Jack
son.
Clay Ward-110 vest Broad.
III you have not 'oted for several years
your name may have been dropped from
the books. Look md see. II your name
does not appear on he books you must re-
gister again. See so what negroes are re-
gistered as living IN your premises. You
will be told at wafd headquarters where
the registrars will lhost likely be found.