Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION
TO SELECT DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC
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TO SELECT DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC
 CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
 By direction of the county democratic executive committee of Jefferson county the undersigned, chairman of said com mittee, hereby calls a county democratic convention for said county, to be held at 12 o'clock no. t, in Birmingham, Ala, on the 18th day of August, 1894, to select dele gates to the democratic convention of the
 Ninth Congressional district of Alabama.
 1. The delegates to the said county con-
 vention shall be selected by either mass
 meetings or primary election as the ex-
 ecutive committeeman in their respective
 precincts or party beats may determine. If
 there be two committeeman in precinct
 or party beat and they do not agree on the
 method of selecting delegates, the question
 shall be determined by the undersigned chairman.
 9. The qualification of voters at the beat
 meetings or primaries shall be those pre-
 scribed by the state democratic executive committee, viz:
 First-All those persons who voted for
 the democratic state ticket at the last gu-
 bernatorlal election or would have voted for
 said ticket, but were prevented from so do-
 ing because they were not able to go to the
 polls.
 Second-All those who will be entitled to
 vote in the next congressional election who
 are democrats, who were not qualified
 voters in the August election, who will sup
 port the nominee for congress of the demo-
 cratic convention of his district.
 3. All of said beat meetings and prima-
 ries shall be held ou Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1894.
 4. It is the duty of each committeeman to give at least five days notice of the day, hnn nd rlf nf a a nd n method adopted for selecting the delegates in his beat by publication or by notice
 posted in three public places in his beat. And in case the committeeman fails
 beat may proceed to select delegates at the
 hour of 12 O. clock (uoon) on said day at the usual place of holding beat meetings.
 5. The number of delegates apportioned to the several precincts is as follows; Name Precinct. No. of Delegates. Jonesboro, No. 2........................... Parsons No. 3.......... 3 Aaron's, No. 4......................... Robbins Cross Roads, No. 6................. 1 Bethlehem, No. 7.......................... 5 Oxmoor, No. S.,......................... 4 Ruhama or East Lake, No. 1o................ 6 Greens No. II 3
 Trussville, No. l3............,............ hdSOOu SIoSS hOduSS UT mouub iAoOhb NO. To-; ..''.'.''.'.. , Morris, No. 16.............. ............... WarfIor NO. 1j'..,. $ Coalburg, No. ........................... ' Flat Creek, No. 19...........,............. Irondale, No. 20. ............... .....'..... New Castle, NO. 22,. ..............-.......... Partridge, No. 23 l Meek's. No. 24...... union, NO. 2o....... ....,............,- z Arg0, NO, 70 .-..-.................. ......... ToadVlne, NO. Z..,....,.. Graham's S. No. zS. l Pratt Mines, No. 29. Williamsburg. No. 30........................ 1 Acton, NO 3l. Smith mill No. 32...... Bessemer, No. 33......................... 22 AYondaiee NO. o4........ -......'. .....'...... 2 awin's, No. 35 5........................... Gate Clty, NO. 3b ...-.................
 Iinn' S Crossing, No. 3S. S.....,................. Farrin gton, No. 39........................ Huey's No. ............................. Woodlawn. No. 41......................... 6 Madison, No. 21 Cleveland, No. 21........................, Monroe. No. 21......................,.. Jefferson, No. 21, North Highlands, No. 37. 37.........,...t......,, Jackson, No. 37.......,................. Davis, No. 16 Hill, No. South Highlands, No. 37 7,...-................. By order of the democratic executive otrp,itfae