The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
LIST OF JUDGES FOR DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTION.
ia he Held July i4,h, 1883,


mH-Ge Fletcher, &. Barnett, L. L
Warren and Ike Taylor.
AuIIvIllr-Iohn W Brown, J. f. Shackel-
ford, NJ M. Cook aud J.J COokseS.
Bates CIty-P. W. Osborn, IiObt Gillespie,
Alfred KING and alter Jackson.
Lh,pci Hili-W w Harris. Alexander VIII
kcnson, +. NJ. shore and James Barnett.
Cent"rvi"w- Rufus Ogden. Mason Fry, W
7 Cannon ana A o Whitseu
Conc0rdia-Henry Miller. Henry Wehrs.
Henry Filing and Julius yogt. sr.
Corder-LOhn NJ. LivenRo0d, q. A. Ererking,
J. +. Groves and James W. Lewis.
npver-J. A HARDWOOD. r. T. KoontE. Geo
u Gordon and Irwin Zey ing.
Ferguson school House wilson Bledsoe. j.
I Ferguson. Robert Eagan and Dudley Will
hanson. Jr.
observation-disclosures ColVln, George Havner. Jo
IL ChrIsiy and e. Y. Ford.
HIggInavilie-A. Higgins, A. j.. Horn, Lee
Moran and W. \. Thornton.
North DECENTRALIZATION Neal, j f.. Camp
bell. Samuel Downing and }: A. Field.
Lexingtnn-Nat Bullard, Mike iiOlwrll, Fred
Young and Geo. Galloway.
Mayvicw-H C.. Ewing, h. T.. Smurr, Peter
Tieirl and John Green
Nap0lron-Blnke FIshback. Geo. Wornix
Geo Grub and Il W Jefferson.
odessa--E i. Blake, Edward +. Reynolds.
William PSgc and Sterling Powers.
North Oiessa-J. W. McBurney William
Frakea. A. :" Stephens and +. W. Prewitt.
Page City-,JOs, pin PAGE, Sr., James Peddi.
cord. Sr. William Walker and John Lyons.
Scho"lingvi Corder. ID }.
ID }. Waters, Geo. Z. Gordon and j. W.
Waverly-Wm. A. R-dd. II j. GaIbraItil.
John T.. C"rtcr and David Groves, Jr.
WrllingtonIben amin Il Gillespie, William
Nathan, John Hogan am 4. = ~drewB.
WOlIcnbnrger- lanes Renick, Reuben Smith,
Geo Boone and mi WhItsett.
The attention OF the judges Ia called to the
rules governing the election, printed in full In
the poll books, and particularly and eape tally
T." rules 4. .. IL. Il, II and II. Rule I reads us
lolIows:-
! 1hHf al persons WkO are kH0gH ga
HemOcrdhS or EA0 pokea NE democratic Hckel
"a! the IeheraI election ga 1850. amt sAO
SA"U Ge IegHI rioters at the .yopem6er ehec-
H0n, Eh6U De enhYI-d to rate at such pri
mnTy election.
Complaints have heretofore been made OF
wrongful and illegal voting at our primary
elections ht several of the precincts in the coun-
", anu especially ut Lexington, II gginsyIlle.
Cprder and Odessa, This great wrong and tn
Justice must not. and as far IA your COMMITTEES
htv" control aud authority Sh0Y not be allowed
"a tolerated. a candid 'te nominated by such
votes can not IN any sense be called or consider
ed Il democratic nominee. Your ID
determined to exert and exercise It's power and
authority III this important matter, and. il
necessary, 10 declare VOID any nomination re-
sulting from Illegal votes.
Respectable members OF opposing parties
would scurn to vote at. or take part IN, u demo
cratic primary. The danger comes from the de-
graded element In other parties. bought up anu
urged ON 10y doubtful and disr.putable demo
Gratis. The Judges must s"e To II that The scum
and worthless element IN other parties shull not
te allowed to vote ter take part IN the naming OF
democratic candidates, and for this purpose aud
To THIS cr !! they shOu'd scrutinIze very closely
every doubtful vote offered The harmony OF
the party. as well as the pepetuIty oil our sy stem
OF prin iTv elect pns demand the utmost farmers
III vutins and casting up the vote at our eleC
tons. 1t Is further suggested by the
that iiIe Indgeo "f The several precincts shall get
together before ,he morning vi the primary and
make Il selection OF heir CLERKS, and then serve
notice ON The clerk named 30 that on the MOI n
ing vi The election there Will be no delay.
JOHN >. BLACK WILL,
Hartman DrmO9EutiC COmmrtlee.