The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

veridcahon of the lists OF persons legally voc
ing therea q
support and protest ths supervisors % election
et your respective voting places IA the legat
discharge Of their duties
Il viii be your duty 20 preserve order az ths
polls and TO prevent fraudulent voting thgFeat,
or fraudulent or illegal conduct on the part Of
Every qualified voter has tAe right TO cas-
one ba lot In the civil district or ward in which
he resides and no more aud ~ no other place aud
no one has the right 20 prevent him from thus
voting, either by thEelts, menace or otherwise
Legitimate argument and persuasion are
other class Of candidate All distractions or
hiudrdnces by one person or set OF persons. in
terposed Ia The way Of another person or set OF
persons voting Gs their choice dictates Is vio-
lauou of Law and any person or persons
guilty Of this on snsc in your presence yOu viii
arrest at once wi Lhout warrant YOU viii arrest
no persons without a warrant therefor properly
sworn out unless the persons commit "a viola
tiou OF law in your presence or In the presence
OF supervisors who in that event viii have %
report aud Identify the party 20 you II any
resist or attempt 20 intimldats you In the di5-
the supervisors in the discharge OF their duties,
you are authorized to arrest them
Your duties will continue until the polls are
closed aad The votes are counted ouL aud prop
crly certified As United States omciils you
viii have nothing 70 do with tho Legitimate et-
forts OF the respective party Workers 20 get
voles for their candidates As citizens you are
entitled 70 vote your choice and 10 use legal
means 20 induce others 20 DO so, but no others
All persons arrested by you either with or
without warrant, in the line OF your duties AS
herein indicated, you will Immediately carry
before United states Commissioner ana Chief
Supervisor T. H. D1alz, at the custom house in
Nashville, giving them however. IL they have
not done so and are entitled 10. a chance 70
vote.
You viii each wear q badge on the lapel OF
your coat, having thereon the letters Deputy
United States Marshal
The duties above enumerated and all others
incident TO your position during your election
can and must be performed without infringing
upon the rights Of any citizen and In a manner
that shall be firm and az the same time free
from an iuterme7I'ins display OF authority
have appointed you believing that sou viii
be conscientious ia the performance of your
duties and shall expect and exact conduct
and department in conformity with the belief
F. WILsDE,
u $ Marshall Middle Dist. Tenn
Mr.. Clevelaud's Attorney-G General
Garland did, through United STATES
Marshal Frank Wilson, appoint United
States marshals in great numbers to
guard the ballot box and prevent fraud
nt the election in Davidson and other
counties, in IssS, without a single pro-
test from democrats or demOcra tic pa
pers. But now, for political purposes,
they raiss a terrible howl because Pao-
pies party men apply under existing
laws for democratic judge to select
our own citizens from different political
parties to prevent fraud at the ballot
box. Gentlemen, defend Mr.. CIeve-
lands action before you jump on tSa
peoples party. - Nashville CTenn
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