The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-02-05
SATURDAY. APRIL End THE DAY

Miller. w. E. Afford, Rheuber
Daughety, s. 2. McKinnie, 1. I'll
Hornsby, w. A. Gibson, w. G
PIrtle, j. w. Sweeton, j. @. Siler
w. NJ. Matthews. j. A. Manson
w. D. Galloway and L. E. Webb
were represented by proxy.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted.
On motion, the following resolu.
ton was introduced. and passed
unanimously:
Ordered, By the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of Hardeman
County, Tenn,
Isl, That primary elections be
held to select the democratic candi-
dates for County offices in this
County.
2nd, That in such primary cleo
tons the parties entitled to vote
shall be democrats only. Those
who vote therein, by the mere act of
voting, pledge themselves to abide
and stand by the action of The par
ty and support party nominees in
County, Slate and Federal affairs;
and any who may be unwilling to
abide party action in all matters,
County, State and Federal, can be
refused privilege of voting by the
judges.
3rd, That for the selection of
democratic candidates for County
Offices, primary elections be ordered
10 be held on Saturday. the End
day of April, 1892, and that the
members of this COMMITTEE from the
different districts be authorized to
make publication as to said pri-
maries, and appoint the officers and
judges thereof and give proper in
slructions to them and have reports
of results of said election made
promptly to Secretary of this Com
mittee, to be submitted to the Com
mittee on meeting called after said
election, for the purpose of canvass
ing the vote and determining the
result.
The selection of delegates to the
GubernatoriaI and National Con-
ventions was next discussed, and
the accompanying resolution was
and adopted:
Ordered, That whereas State con-
one or more, are ID be
called for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the democratic con.
at Chicago in June TO nom
mate candidates for President and
VIce-President, and to nominate a
candidate for Governor;
and,
Whereas, This Committee has or
dered a primary election to select
candidates for County
offices, ard we presume full dem
ocratic vote will turn out at these
Resolved, That at the primaries
for the selection of nominees for
County Offices, delegates shall also
be selected from the different dis
tricts in the County on a basis of
the vote cast for Buchanan in 1890,
with one delegate for every twenty
five votes cast and one for every
of fifteen or over. to repre-
sent this County III SAID State con-
ventiOns, and the Committeeman
from the differen districts in charge
IF County primaries will include
this in announcement, and results
will be reported as in the vote for
County officers.
APPORTIONMENT.
District l cast 1872 votes, entitled
to 5 delegates.
District 2 cast 81 votes, entitled
10 2 delegates.
District 3 cast 60 votes, entitled
q 2 delegates.
District cast 1874 votes, entitled
% 6 delegates.
District 5 cast sc votes, entitled
o 3 delegates.
District 6 cast 165 votes, entitled |
o z delegates.
District z cast % po'es, entitled |
o / delegate.
District 8 cast SO votes, entitled
o delegate. !
District 9 cast 50 votes. entitled
O 2 delegates.
District 10 cast 81 vo es, emitted
o 4 delegates.
District IL cast 100 votes, enrin-
d to 5 delega ties,
District II cast 80 vaies, EMIT lei
o 3 delegates,
District ID cast 149 vote entiti-
d to 6 delegates.
District IA cast 81 votes, entitled
o 3 delegates.
District 10 cast 135 votes, entitl-
d to 5 delegates.
District Is cast SO votes, entitled
q 4 delegates.
District IL cast 80 votes, entitled
o 4 delegates.
District Is cast Ill votes, enutl
d to 4 delegates.
District 10 cast 90 votes, entitled
o 2 delegates.
District 20 cast % vo. entitled
o l delegate.
Total number of delegates, 20.
In case of removal, resignation