The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-30
IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.
RINGING APPEAL TO THE DEMO
CRAZY FOR THE MORROW.

Entltle One to vote hegistratloh
Taxes Paid Up, Residence One Year
In the State and Six Months IN the
County the Requirements - Repub-
lican Meeting Last Night Speeches
by the Colored Orators in Reid's
Park.
Tomorrow will be election day, at which
state officers and members OF the general
assembly are to be elected, and two amend
ments to the constitution Of the state are
to be voted for. 1t will be the first election
held ut the new court house.
Those who are entitled to vote must be
male citizens, q years Of age, who have
resided in the state one year and in Chat
ham county six months. whose taxes have
all been paid since the adoption Of the new
constitution, and who are on the list Of
registered voters for 1890.
MANAGER PArrERsoN's ASSIGNMENTS.
Judge William II. Patterson, superin-
tendent Of the election, has made the fol-
lowing assign to the six boxes:
Box No. Letters A TO c, on Bull street,
at the county attorneys Office. Managers:
Frank McDermott, justice Of the peace, and
George w. Parish, and +. +. Jones lcol-
Abrams, b. Donavan and w. w. Lincoln.
Box No. 2-Letters d to G., on President
street, at the tax receivers office. Managers;
Thomas j. Sheftall, justice of the peace;
M. J. Desvergers, and Q. G. Deveaux (col-
ored) freeholders. List keepers: I. b.
Marshall George r. Wheelock and II. Pal
mer.
Box No. 3-Letters Il to L, on President
street, at the ordinary's Office. Managers:
M. Naughtin, justice of the peace, and H.
4. Wilson, and J. A. Williams (colored)
freeholders. List keepers: Charles B. Ash,
NJ w. Vaughan and J. w. Crotchett
Box No. 4-Letters NJ to Q. on Bull street,
at the tax collectors Office. Managers:
Samuel Reynolds. justice of the peace, l..
3. Endres. Justice of the peace, and J; 7.
Mcintyre, freeholder. List keepers: T. l..
Constantine, T. W. McNish, and L. B.
Toomer (colored).
Box No. 5-Letters r to V, on York
street, at the county treasurer's office. Man
ayers: Warning Russell, Jr., justice of the
peace, 7. J. Buckner justice Of the peace,
and Thomas A Folliard, freeholder. List
keepers: J. NJ. HUMPHREYS w. J. Bryan,
and 3. c. johnson (colored).
Box No. 6-Letters V TO Y, on York
street, at the office of clerk of the superior
court. Managers: s. Elsinger, justice of
the peace, W. F. Mendel, justice of
the peace, and p Buttimer, free
holder List keepers: NJ T. Quinan, V.
G. Schreck, and S. g. Webster (colored).
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS.
The managers and list keepers are re-
quested to be at the court house not later
than $50 o'clock tomorrow morning, to be
sworn IN. All vacancies will be- filed at z
o'clock.
Under the law no one will be allowed to
vote tomorrow unless his name appears on
the trof iOn 1faf Of fha
box will be furnished with book, in which
is copied from the regular register book
all names of the voters.
Every precaution has been taken by the
county commissioners to facilitate the cleo
ton and give every legal voter a chance to
cast his ballot.
Any voter challenged is required to take
the following oath before his vote will be
taken, and in addition the applicant to vote
must be on the list of registered voters:
II do swear Tor AFFIRM that am 81 years
of age, have resided in this state one year
and in this county six months next proceed
ing this election. | have paid all taxes
which, since the adoption of the present
constitution of this state, have been re-
quired of me previous to this year, and
wnicn have had an opportunity to pay,
and have not voted at this election. So
help me God"
AN AEGGAA@ DEMOChAC1.
Hon. w. G. Charlton, chairman of the
Democratic party, has issued a ringing APP
peal to the democracy to turn out TO-
morrow. He says:
"On Wednesday next your obligations
as citizens and democrats will call you 10
the polls in the discharge of the most i'm
portant OF all civic functions OF all the
times the present appeals most strongly to
to your fidelity to the great organization
which has been the preserver of your
liberties and the exponent of your theories
of government; and the responsibility is
especially with you to reinforce the influence
Of your nominees, whom your free action
has placed in the field, by decisive and
overwhelming vote"
"Ror the first time in years the Repub-
hcan party will put forward its best efforts
TO elect representatives to the lower House.
The apparent minority in which they are
may, by your apathy. become a respectable
poll. This is practice for them, prepare
tory to their effort in the approaching con-
gressional election. l, therefore, urge upon
each qualified democratic voter TO cast his
ballot. The busiest among you can spare a
few moments in which TO record his en-
phatic protest against the tyrannous con-
duct of our political and economic enemies;
and the youngest and the Oldest alike owe it
to those who carry the standard of the
pos " IA euo hEht W NdAAJ Will o1ltuusldsLu
TO their support"
A REPUBLICAN RALLY.
The colored republicans held quite an
enthusiastic meeting in the plaza at South
and East Broad streets last night There
were between ], 900 and 500 present, and of
the crowd there were about $50 white per-
sons. Chief Green and two officers were
present but there was no occasion for inter
ference. the meeting was orderly through
out. Middleton's Cornet Band helped to
swell the crowd.
The meeting was called to order by j. K.
Whiteman, chairman, of the republican
county committee and one Of the legislative
candidates. He accepted the nomination In
brief speech. He was followed by Prof
8. B. Morse, the secretary of the meeting.
he made a special appeal to Irish-Amer-
leans to support the republican candidate
for congress. The speaker did not favor
the force bill, but said he wanted national
election law for the entire country.
r. w. White, Capt. Doyles principal
henchman, sang the glories of the &. o. p.
for thirty-six years past, and did not forget
to make special mention that the captains
nomination is to be ratified with great eclat
at the theater on the night of Oct 9. Rich
ard scared in the blue empyrean, or would
have done 80, if the blue empyrean hadn't
been somewhat shut off by the overhanginR
clouds, and he was literally applauded by
the crowd.
PLEAsANTs ON THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.
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