Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-24
REPUBLICAN
DELEG4TE ELhCTION AND CON
TENTIONS.

To the RepubIicsn Electors OF the City of Spring
FIELD and Spilnghe d Iownship.
You are hereby notified that meetings will
be held in each OF the votiug-preCincts OF the
city OF Springfield and Springfield town-
ship on
Tuesday, February "a, 1855,
for the selection of delegates 10 attend cer-
tain conventions 10 be held on
Wednesday, February a5, 1885,
at Black Opera House, for the nomination
Of candidates for the various offices OF said
city and township to be filled at the ensuing
April election.
The following will be the manner Of select
ing the said delegates:
There shall be elected, separately
by ballot, from among those present
at said meetings, committee
of ten (lOl, who shall then and there select
from the Republican voters of their precinct
twice the number of names said precinct shall
be entitled 10 under the call OF the Central
Committee fo- said convention.
The names OF those selec ed shall be placed
in box, and the same shall be drawn out,
one bv one, until the required number OF
delegates shall be chosen; and The number so
drawn shall be the delegates 10 ssid conveu-
ions.
Said precinct meetings will be held in the
city between the hours OF Z and p. m, and
in Springfield township at 2 p. m, al the
usual votlng-plsces, or in Such other localities
as the Central Com mitteemen OF the various
precincls may provide.
The basis OF representation in said conven-
tions shall be one delegate for every fifteen
votes cast Tor James G. Blaine for President
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gate Tor every fraction OF eight or more.
All Republicans who voted for said James
G. Blsine tor such Office AT said election, un-
less prevented from so doing by unavoidable
absence, sickness, or minority, and who will
support the nominees OF said conventions
shall be entitled 10 vote al said meetings.
The various voting-precincts in said city
and township shall be entitled, respectively,
to the following numbers OF delegates, viz:
lst Ward, Il; ID Ward, 2S; ID Ward
precinct A 80. precinct s 10; 4lh Ward, "a;
5th Ward-precinct A IS, precinct 9; 9Th
Ward-precinct A %, precinct "a; 7th
Ward-precinct Z, precinct b 2i; SIN
Ward-precinct A 20, precinct b s; 9th
Ward, ls; Spring field township, "a.
The ollowing places have been selected for
the Republican meetings, TUESDAY evening,
ICb. sfAu- GIel Wd4u-NtuiA lOuec1 ctN-
ond wsrd-Western Engine House; Third
ward, precinct A-Central Engine House;
Third ward, precinct B-Alpine Rink;
Fourth ward-in rear of Barkley's grocery,
corner East and Mound streets; Fifth ward,
precinct A-Funk's Hall, corner Main and
Center streets; Fifth ward, precinct B
Marion Hughels grocery, Dayton pike. be-
tween High and Main streets; Sixth ward,
precinct A-Mayor's Office; Sixth ward, pre-
cinct B-Finley Chapel, Gallagher street;
Seventh ward, precinct A-Kelly's coal
office, o. S. railroad; Seventh ward. precinct
B-Southern Engine Hous~; Eighth ward,
precinct A-West County Building; Eighth
ward, precinct Bred Mems Hall, Lsgonds;
Ninth ward Corner Light and Main streets;
Springfield Towuship-West County Build
ing. Time Of meeting in Township, p. m.
The delegates from said city and township
shall meet in township convention promptly
at p. m. Tor the nomination OF township o.
hcers; and the said city convention shall
meet al 80 p. m. for the nomination OF city
officers.
by order of the Republican Central Com
mittee. JOHN W. PARSONS, chairman.
JAMES P. GOODWIN. secy.