The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-30
PLAN OF THE POLLS.
THE ARRANG 5MENT FOR NEXT
WEDNESDAY ELECTION.

>Atktnsoa's Appeals to Democrats 10
Cast Full Vote-The Correct Ticket.
Bucks Letter to the Republicans.
Justice Reynolds, superintendent Of next
Wednesdays election, selected the polling
places yesterday and appointed the mana
gers. freeholdsrs and liss keepers for each
box In order to give an opportunity for
full vote the superintendent has arranged
for six boxes. Their location will be as
follows:
Box No. 1, A TO c, County Attorneys
Office, President and Bull Streets ustic es
Frank McDermott aud Mcleod King,
managers; VI. Csrolan, freeholder; W. W.
Lincoln, NJ. T. Quinan and 7. E. Ryan,
list keepers.
Box No. Q, D to G., Tax Receivers Office,
President Street-Justices Warning Russell,
Jr., and w. II. Mendel, managers; J. H.
Fox, freeholder; R. E. Laffitssu, L. Mehr
tens and G. White, list keepers.
Box No. 3, h to L, Ordiuary's Office,
President Street-Justices L. B. EndTes and
J. E. Bevans. managers; Fred Jaugstetter.
freeholder; W. B. Adams, Jr., c. A. 9radot
and r. II. McHugh. list keepers
Box No. 4, NJ to P, Tax Collectors Office.
Bull and York Streets-Justices w. H. Pat
terson and A. j. J. Blois, managers; J. J.
Mannion, freeholder; J. r. Martin, ]. H
Morgan and F. Mcclure, list keepers
Box No. 5, Q to S, County Treasurer's
Office, York Street-Justios NJ. Naughtin,
manager; Thomas Daniels aud d. l. Jack
son, freeholders; F. J. Garvey, J. b. Will
Jams ana J. r. Wheelock, liet keepers.
Box No. 6, T to u, Office Clerk of the Su-
perior Court, York Street-Justices T. J.
Sheftall and s. Elsinger, managers; G. Eb-
berwein, freebooter; A. d'Antignac, j.
M11f ~ I~,..
Supt. Reynolds has asked the
managers, freehOlders and list keepers to
meet him at the court house at least half an
hour before the polls open Wednesday
morning in order TO have everything In
working order at o'clock.
BUCK AND THE REPUBLICANS.
Col. Bucks circular, calling upon repub-
Hcans to support the third party state ticket,
was scattered broadcast among the COlOred
people here yesterday. Through whose
hands they came to Savannah was
not learned, but they were distributed by
colored men. Many Of the colored broth
srs of the Republican party in Savannah
resent Chairman Bucks interference in the
state campaign and say they will pay no
attention to the circular. They intend to
vote for Gov. Northen on his educational
record for the colored people Of Georgia.
COL. LESTER URGES a FULL VOTE.
Congressman Lester returned to the city
yesterday and in speaking Of the coming
election he said: Every democrat in
Chatham county should go to the polls next
Wednesday and vote, in order TO give the
party's candidates an overwhelming ma
jority and aid the other democrats OF the
state in giving a black eye to the third
party. A big majority for Gov Northen
and the state ticket will have a splendid ef-
feet on the November election and exert
great influence in routing the third party.
The time has come for the democrats
TO pull together strong and show the
country that the third party has no foot
hold in the old Empire state. A full demo- |
cratic vote for the party's candidates in the |
state election is demanded.
CHAIRMAN ATKINsoN's APPEAL.
Chairman Atkinson Of the state commit |
tee has written letters TO the members Of
the executive committee here urging that
no effort be spared TO bring out the full
strength Of the party. In closing, he says:
"Ne want every democratic vote we can
get in the state election. Spare no efforts
90 arouse the democrats to the Importance
of the situation. Induce them to come out
and vote and give us an overwhelming
majority"
THE CORRECT TICKET.
The following is the official form of the
democratic ticket:
For Governor,
W. j. NORTHERN
For Secretary Of State,
PHILIP COOK.
For Controller General,
WILLIAM A WRIGHT.
For Treasurer,
r. u. HARDEMAN,
For Attorney General,
JOSEPH NJ. TERRELL
For Commissioner Of Agriculture,
ROBERT 7. NESBITT.
For Senator First Senatorial District,
II. G. WRIGHT.
For Representatives,
w. w. OSBORNE,
J. j. DOOLAN,
+. d. GUERARD.
Qualification"
amendment proposed to constitution, provid
ing foEannual sessions of the general assem-
Against Ratification
amendment proposed to constitution, prOvid-
ing for annual sessions of the general assem-
bly.l
Qualification.
amendment proposed to constitution, limiting
sessions of the general assembly to fifty
days.
Against Ratification"
amendment proposed to constitution limiting
sessions Of the general assembly to fifty
days.
''For Ratification of TIE amendment of para
graph of section OF article of the consti-
amendment proposed to constitution provid-
ing Tor first and second readings OF local and
railroad ana bank charters by tide only.1
against the Ratification OF the amendment OF
paragraph Of section Of article of the
constitution"
amendment proposed to constitution provid-
ing for first and second readings OF local and
railroad and bank charters by title only
''For ratification Of amendment to article g.
section Z, of paragraph IS "
amendment proposed provides that all char
ters for banks insurance, railroad, canal
navigation, ex lreSs and telegraph co npanies
shall be issued AMI granted only by the secre-
tary of state
against ratification Of amendment to article
3, section T. OF paragraph IS"
amendment proposed provides that all char
ters for banks insurance, railroad canal
navigation, express and Telegraph companies
shall be issued and granted only by the sscre-
tary Of state.
The voter desiring to vote against 'ratifi-
cation" has only to draw his pencil through
the portion headed ratification y and vice
versa If he desires TO vote for ''ratidostion.n
A CHANGE IN BRADS rREET'S.
Supt Logan Leaves for Louisville-W.
w. Mountioy His Successor.