The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14

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although it WAS published in The
Herald and News two or three weeks
ago. 1t will appear HrXi week.
County Chairman. W. y. Hardy,
being suggested hv the ralir,lS rs :. can
didate for the Lr@iSla,l,rc. r.~iyu,d his
position rs a mcnl,rr Of the !..N,rutire
Committee from No. . Township. AID
Rev. Jefferson \. Sigh WAS elected III
his place, and Rev. Mr.. Sigh Was
elected chairman.
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as secretary, he being likewise S'lg-
Scsted by the caucus as randldatc Tor
the Legislature. >. i. Latham, Esq,
was elected secretary.
John Henry Chappell resigned rs
treasurer, being candidate, and VIM.
Johnson was elected treasurer.
l. NJ. Smith, w. ii. Hunt, .)r.. and
J. W. Rcagin Wer" appointed 4 conf
mIttee to attend to the hrran=r'nrn's
for the Congressional campaign meet
ln% to be held ut NrW"rfry on lhurs-
day. 2lst instant.
MULES kE" LAllN" III" f''MA"i'
+ On 11nd \,lw,lst 1SM), there shall
he held at cach voting nrerinct. AS now
established by law in Nrw!rrry Couu-
tv -, nrim,rv .Iprtiou for the nouiua-
t;nn If # nnrSons for the several offices TO
he filled.
II, The polls shall he opened 1T s
o'clock q. N. and kept optn, without
intermission, until ) y. ii. wien they
shall be closed
IIT At each electiun Drrciuct there
shall be three I3l managers of election
TO be anpOinted bv the County I;xecu-
tive Committee, any vacancy to be
filed hv thp MANAGER or u,anaIers rrcs-
emf.
IV. The Comfy Executive Commit
fee shall furnish the managers ut each
precinct with ballot boxes. for the Sc
cure keepinr of which said n!allarers
shall be RESPONSIBLE, and shall also fur
nish to the said managers of election u
sufficient supplv of skeleton tickets for
the use of voters at each precinct.
Y For the nurnose of raising funds
for tha nrintino of tickets ali coudi-
dates evcpnt candidates for Congress.
TO i've voted for at the urinary election
shall be assessed and reoujred to pay to
the Secretary of this Committee the
sum of one dollar each. Provided that
ifanv candidate or candidates shall fail
TO nav the same then the votes cast for
said candidate or candidates shall be
considered as scattering and shall not
be counted.
VI At the onenino of the polls the
ballot boxes shall be enntied of all con-
tents and exhibited Tins emptied TO
any person present. The boxes shall
then he closed and sealed. and shall so
remain until the polls are closed.
VII. The MANAGERS shall keen q poll
list and tally list, and for this purpose
shall appoint a clerk.
VIII. The ExecutiveCo shall
prepare blank tickets for the use of the
voters, which tickets shall have print
upon them the several offices to be
filled, except for Congress, with blank
space for the names of the candidates,
and no ballot for Representatives or
County Commissioners shall be counted
unless it contains the names Of a sutfi-
cient number of candidates, who have
been nominated and who have conf
piled with these rules.
IN. At such primary election all
white Democrats, eligible to vote at the
next general election, shall be allowed
to vote and those colored Democrats
who can prove by two or more wit
nesses that they voted the Democratic
ticket in 1876, and have voted none but
theDemocratic ticket in the general cleo
tions since, shall be allowed the same
privilege.
y. For the purpose OF carrying out
the requirements Of Section IN, the
managers, or any one Of them, shall be
authorized to challenge any voter and
put any questions to him which they
or he may deem relevant to the object
in view, and the managers shall deter
mine his right to vote bv his answer or
other proof and may accept or reject the
vote thus offered.
NJ. On the close of the polls the
managers shall proceed Immediately
and continuously to count the votes.
When the votes shall have been counted
the managers shall make out, in dupi-
cate, returns showing the number of
votes cast for each person voted for, the
office for which he is voted, and the
total number of votes cast: and shall de-
post one of the returns in the ballot box
with the votes and file the other as one