Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
YOUR FIRST DUTY.
BE AT THE POLLS At AN EARLY
HOUR THIS MORNING.
Vote for Mckinney and Against Mnhono
and send the Arch Agitatorto
the Remote Rear.

the kemOf htar.
Polls open this morning at 642 o'clock
and close at sos p. NJ.
In that brief time the fate of Virginia IA
10 he decided
Those few fateful hours will determine
whether f,r the mex, fouI years Mckinney
or Malone shall Ice our Governor; whether
the Commonwealth shall have q period OF
peace or Of strife: whether it shall have
an era Of white or black rule.
These political campaigns that convulsc
the State aud periodically pu' our peace IN
peril are very burtfui 10 the Common
wealth. vDrv injurious 81 business. and
therefore the effort should he made 70 dral
10 Nnhonc such % crushing blow that he
VIII civ. u np more trouble Our duty Il
not only to defeat him. but boy such an
oyervhelring majority that be- Will never
moro attempt to gein power in Irgln'a
1T H. be- his Waterloo; then lei tr,sidth1
Harrison send Lm as Consul 70 II. Helena
n l. monumental bra2euness ln hlm 20
aspire g. hll the seat formerly "ccuWed ny
Patrick Henry. Jefferson. Henry Lee, James
Monroe. John TYLER. William smith. WISE
Tefchrr. and Kemper. and honored now oy
the incumbencv ot tItZhugn Ice.
See to 10. voters that hie amtltion ls not
oratifcd. that such a shame fall- not upon
Virginia: That no such calamity olghis our
prospects nud converts our i'lp l"'''' '"''
houCles-ucs- and cc-pair.
The election of Mckinney VIII secure uS
ouirt and content.
To secure II every Democrat must vote.
So 90 10 the polls early. Rouse your IN
active friends. Be alert, Vgliant, uh"cuIS-
ing. .,.L
Hod save lhe common"
rLAcrs OF VOTING
The following are the places OF voting
H. this e. f..
H. connections herewith the name Of the
registrar Of each precinct is given. because
many persons know their polls bctter 10y
the name Of the registrar iwho is "a $50 one
OF ~. Judges Of olocuon) than by the pre-
cinct number:
First Precinct. allO Letter street. Jo-
eeub l.. Sorg.
Ior5nd Precinct No. 2-0G east Broad
street ". II Williams.
Third Precinct Masonic tiall. No. Il
north TWonty-hijh street. W. NJ. VII
liam.
JsrgFEsoN WARD.
I,;rst procinot. No f5rorth Fourteenth
street. under the Exchange Hotel c. w..
Otcv.
second Precinct: Fir-t-Marlket Hall Sc
ycnteouth and Ahin streets l''' H'"'''-
son.
Third Precinct: NO. 2ZiS east MINI
street $. L. Perdue.
Fourth Precinct: Bioun' 7 carpenter
shop, went f-hF-l 7'I,,' a. I'.iia,
and Marshall s.fe''9' "'''~'
MADISON "A'"'
First Precinct: ~. 6l3 east MaisnaIl
street. julius A. hOhson.
Second Precinct: No. SIS east Broad
street. John =. QuaIia-.
Third Pr ecinct: CoShr's -hob' No .
north seventh -,rr'i' 'nni. a., - aii -
Fourth Precinct: Burroughs coal OF
fee. on Seventh street nt."'en -'i''" "i'''
N"ly '''''''' H.
,o.'.,.i. En-, .+re,t
flI't ifr''hcl N'' 10
II. H. N;lhlh'. o,o ,...-.i, co,,.,,5
: rond fi''lu' ~, w. 80
street i'. l's ~, ,c ,,.o., ,,.,,d street
illru r''lil'' We ~
Ai"IrN ", oi north Third
fouF'L ! rem,
F'fth Precinct: 40. POI east Canal street.
". A. Price.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct No 500 west Cary street.
/ G,orpeJ Uaou.r.
second Precinct. 10. so wet Broad
stro.t ". $. Jenkins.
Third Precmct. No. 12i west Broad
street. 4. +. nurfOrd.
Fourth Precinct. no. 1900 We-t Main
street. j. T. Lewis.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct No. 730wcst Leigh street.
Richard j. Cottrell.
Second Precinct: NO. ! west DuVii
street. Robert Taylor
Third Precinct: NO. 2nj east huYti street,
on the south ~ilc of DuyIl street lctWccu
Second and Third streets. James Il. Brad
lev.
Fourth Precinct: no. jOl north Seven
teeuth street. John Fmuerty.
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Mo''"i- " AMI
Ladies who WISH 10 iuful-u Iuh'hcS i'i
the Democratic workers ih monroe "'iu ',ilul
can eend thcm 10 ""F' Ht" uti .'ISi iD',
east Nam street. Whtto Nup'l 'rll''." ".
Gates VIII EaVe man I.tul 10 I','' -
tncll, ana from lh'IV "l9'i'""'' 'iN w.
the ilteroni precincts.
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oil e.,.t.r 1t.rf.fr are All I'm hfrl eulrlfg
an'i 'gl'. ii "t,.'i n;. ni,,;" The Brrar
o,'t;,. S,o+at,,ist viii be elected bv 10 OO1
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Police Arrangements To-Day
While no serious trouble or outbreak Is
anticipated at the polls TO-DAY the Mayor
preparations e. meet any emergency t44,
are preserved throughout the cli\.
""' 'i'i9 may "O "a t.,,,.1,I