Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-22
YEDEMOCRATS, VOTE!
KEEP YOUR PLEDGES AND ELECT ALL
THE PRIMARY NOMINEES.
Information Concerning To-Day's Con-
tesi-fourteen Hours for the Bal
IotinR-voting-p Places. sc.

roycrnmcpi IN our city aud feels an inter
e,f Ia her continued welfare and pros
pef.ty.
The polls opon at sunrise, 4:5s. this morn
inc. and close az sunset. III. this evening,
giving fourteen hours and twenty-one MIN
ut.s IN which ballots may be deposited at
oll Of tho twcaty-four precincts in the
While there is abundant time in which TO
cast Tho entire vote of the city no Democrat
shU.id Dee slow 10 discharge this all-impOr-
fnrt duty. Vote early and then bring up
y.ur friends and leave the wav clear for
those Vho may not be able TO get 10 the
polls until late. The duty Of al is plain.
Discharge It and thereby stimulate Others
., do So.
TIE PRIMARY PLEDGE.
In the primary Messrs. Ellvson. Cunning
ham. Iuruin. and Garrison, neither of
whom had any opposition, each received
1856 votes. The total vote cast WAS over
s.009. hui several hundred ballots were
thrown out. a they contained more or less
Lawco oi candidates than the plan per-
mttci
I'm entering the primary each Of these
eight thousand citizens made n pledge 20
support the nominees thereof. and they are
aoi,rnuly Obligated 20 keep that promise
today and n rot ne }N Democratic tciei.
Ou this subject Chairman Guy in his adj
dress % the voters published yesterday
vegy well says:
Every man who voted in the primary entered
INTO d pledge 90 support mo nominees. Humors
tsfr come o. our c0mmiuec that there are some
vlo voie1 ia the primary that viii vote for All
Independent candidate Tor city Sergeant Men
who make sgch an announcement surely DO not
TeIert upon what hoy are about 10 DO; for TO
c tlI. would bo T. violate pleie- which If as
solemn ns any they can mako ih llfe. i appeal !
fl. Dur people 20 keep their pledge aud 20 ropel
with llsiain auy profler made them 10 induce
ffu f1 violafe their 90 iti~al falfh and commit |
gclsh1norab.e act Il f. disnouorabie: II would |
tr tI-n honorable tp tako part in primary and
fNcI in no election 10 support man who Is
running against o. nominees Of that primary.
Tho bemocra0r Conm Zee sincerely trusts thAt
much which 10 has heard about nea VINO voted
iu tie primary announcing ~ 10 be thor inten- !
uou to vote for smith Tor sergeant 10 false. |
hey know that mcn are uuthlukiug whom they !
fl speak and they believe that reelection Will |
hrirE thom % a proper consideration of what 10
right
AROUSE PROM YOUR LErHAEGY.
n the entire Democratic ticket is not |
elected TO-DAY il will be- because of apathy |
iu our aaks brought about by reason of |
'he flct that the Republicans have no |
ticket in the field. They have, however, |
endorsed the candidacy of Mr.. James G. /
smith. the Independent Republican for /
ft. city snrrCantcy. and every known |
power is being invoked % secure the cleo |
ICON of Smith and the defeat Of Captain |
Charles n. Epp-. Smith has made perhaps |
The most d sparato canvass of hls lie, and |
the Republican organization, by which he |
~ supported. is as thorough as It ever was.
I. thor fore hrLooyo- Democrats to he |
ON the alert and 90 rally in fun numbers TO |
the support OF Captain Epp-.
The F0iiing-Pinces.
The following is a list Of the voting
places i'm the several wards ana their loca-
ton.
MARSHALL WARD.
71rs, Precinct. Craco's house, Lester street
next to ne tritcc.
second frern,t: Broai street between Twen-
u-N N'n n1l w"utJ -alAih streets 49, /
bird Precinct; Masonic BGll, Twenty-nith 4
street
JEFFERSON WARD.
Firu Precinct. No. - north Fourteenth street |
Second Precinct: uii-MaTket Hall
Third Precinct. so. %9)s east h sn street.
fcHrh Precinct: Stunts carpenter-shop,
ChurcA-lii.l avcuu"
MADISON wABD.
First Precinct: 400 norln Seventh street
SocoRl Precinct: Sist east Broad.
1ulrd Pre-n.t: seventh and Main GicDow-
Fouith Proc0nct Seventh and Main Dur
TOucbs ofioo.l
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct: Carpenter shop Fret street bo-
tween Main and Cary.
second Precinct g.2 north Second (whiicamp's
m ~, Precinct: west broad street
Fourth Precinct al north Third street (Bli-
iet star leI.
IIi,h Precinct Corner second and Canal.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct Laurel and Cary streets
second rocinct. go west Broad street,
ui0uck.s'.
4rth Precinct: l&O west Main street MAR
e. Oetv as place.
JACKSON WARD.
FIRST Pr@cinct: No. 024S HroOk avenue
Second Precinct: No. 1901 ST. John street
In.ri frecinct: Duyal street. between Second
foarh Iio,ncs: No. 607 north Seventeenth
street
The Ticket TO Vote.
The following is the ticket for general
oHlccs nominated ty the primary:
J. TAN TOR ELLTSON.
For Commonwealth Attorney,
H. ". SSH III, JR
For Auditor,
MILkS IT kplN.
Fer Commissiouer of Revenue,
X. b. Nj JNFORD.
For city Collector.
T. W. CUNNINGHAM
For sheriff,
ID. =. GATES.
For City Sergeant
CHARLES II. KPPS.
For High Constable,
l. G. GARRISON.
ooUScuNEN AND JUSTICES.
These are the Democratic nominees for
TIE Board of Aldermen, Common Council,
hnG Justices Of the Peace:
MADISON WARD.
for Board Of Aldermen: John r. Cary.
'r common Council: W. Deane Courtney, |
J'ines y terriier' a. t. Guigon, j. Taylor STRAIT
lor Justces OF tbs Peace W. r. Jones, Sam
ee' D. A'ehee. ana j. Mack Tiller
MONROE wAED.
For Board Of Aldermen: James T. Gray and
4 T. wilkinson
for Common Council. William l. Carnesi,
h0'7 t. Glover, George h. steel. Joseph w.
Thomas, and .. W. White.
tor Justices Of The Peace: Ambrose Barratt.
". H. GrEYes, aud William krBuse.
JETFYRsoN WARD.
Tor Aldermen George h Bowien and Will
Ham ". Iurpln. {
tor Common Council Chsrles L. Brauer, L. ,
2. Ctrs ian. Is. H. Ferguson, George B. Gaines, :
ar (url.vsn &. Ibon.
for Jos.icoc OF the Peace: George C. Childrey,
William J. Holmes, and W. L. Joyner
MARSHALL WARD.
For Aldermen Joseph c. Dickerson and John
=. ulgles =
for common Council: W. u. Curtis, Adam :
.acont, J. Grines. John Mann, Jr.. W. j.
AOore. :
For Jns.icos Of the Peace W. C. Bailey, John ]
v. Go0de, aud James y. sharp. Q
CLAY WARD.
FOR Aldermen X. 4. Davis aud W. S. Gum.
For Common Council 4. T. Campbell II. /. |
carter, a. 1. Houston. &. J. Phi!iD- and John q. >
1row6r !
For Justices Of the Peace: H. A. Jacob, J. d. !
Perrin, aud c. W. Tyler. 1
JACKSON WARD.
when the primary was held the Demo
orats had no candidates for the Council
tnd justices in the field in Jackson Ward.
tut last night the following ticket was !
brought CUT and will be voted for to-day, !
s-d with good work il may be elected. as