The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-25
JUST BEFORE ELECTION.
ruccy1r DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
u<rE MADE All PREPARATioNs
r,. Return, will be Received at sanger
ualI-Thc Citizens who VIII WAC"
the Counting Of the Baiot'.

The CITY Democratic Committee '"e'
last evening at headquarters.
The committee appointed TO oo'a'"
suitable place for receiving ana CUM
,ny the ballots on the night OF eiec'io"
reported that they had secured '""e''
Hail for that purpose. and motio" was
! adon,ed that when the committee au'
io,,ru IL be to meet at Sanger Han a'
. o'clock Thursday night
The hall committee was continued anu
instructed TO make police ana o'h'' 9"
rsngcments for the OCCASION ,...
II was decided, on NOTION 10 'es.
the returns from the judges on the hlsht
~ election i'm the order in wnich 'ney
orc reported. Owing 10 the Iacl .iid'
several of the registrars are hOt "''"'s
in the capacity OF judges. mouOh Was
adopted providing that the registrars ~
;naaes shall have access to the pons
ia make transfers, and for no o'he' pun
pose. o~,od that
Captain Cunningham Hall reporicu 10
a number of the candidates had not can-
ed at Headquarters for copy u .'
plan and signed for the same. % pr
vided by the rules Of the committee anu
tbev are requested 10 do so at once
ARRANGEMENTS were made FOR some Oh
the members Of the committee 10 NC
nresest at Headquarters to-day and TO-
morrow TO arrange about the tickets ana
other details of the election.
The secretary and chairman OF tI~ CUM
mittee will be at headquarters to-hsht
TO swear in the judges ana CLERKS Vi
election.
THE CITIZENS.
The plans provide for citizens at each
precinct 70 supervise the counting Oh the
ballot, and they are requested TO De Oh
hand Immediately after the eiosi"s u
the polls
The following Is the list as far as they
have been appointed by the chairman:
Jefferson Ward-First Precinct, Bev.
r Crump. II. L. Cabell. j. Lichtenstein,
]. l.. Greenwald, J. l.. Ezekiel -. l.
Christian: Second precinct II. Hirshburg,
Louis Frischkorn, b. +. Cooke, {. Man
ming. Jr.. a. y. Wharton, D. T. Powei;
Third precinct. Henry 6. q. CrensnaW'
w T. Hancock. w. w. Grasswith, james
white. w. j. Davis; Fourth precinct VI.
j. Missen. a. j. Duesbery, NJ. H. Suus'
J. c. Mcdowell, T. w. Joseph b' T.
Wright. tA
Marshall Ward-First precinct, joseph
y. sorg. !. II. Nuchols. William Sale Il.
Donahue. w. +. Mays, James Hentiy'
Second precinct, Julian Bryant, H. .
NJ Volentise. G.. W. Taylor, w. j. West
wood J. W. Davis. w. II. Williams;
Third precinct. j. T.. Flournoy, I. J..
Murdoch. b. c. Lewis, $. T. Clay, a. I.
Peay. ". q. Bayless. ~,
Madison Ward-Firet precinct, X. W.
Cardwell. Charles J. Anderson, >. ma
Tnler. L. Il. Morris. W. b. Lghtioot, u
A. Noting: Second precinct, II. d. Rld-
dick. NJ. W. Gayle. l.. 3. Naughan'
Charles Millhiser. w. c. Wilson, j. q.
West: Third precinct, DIR. Edward Nc
CURE. \. II. Christian, q. ". Mayo, bur
nett Lewis. charles q. Bosher. Alexander
Cameron; Fourth precinct. Dr. Jonh Ma
honey. G.. L. Keesee, j. w. u. hoses, D.
e. Griffith. NJ. Is. Ramos, }. X. remnant III,
Jackson Ward-First precinct Jonh W.
Sharn J. T. Gales, y. Deitze, ChdiIes
Uario f. w. Frame J. McGovern; Second
nrecinct. G. r. Winkeield, owen Marian
" Smith. VI. Doherty; Third precinct
p shepherd. Louis Ruff. =. j. Wheeler
Walter Blackburn. o. Gasser; fourlh
nrecinct. W. u. Harlon. W. +. Moran
Hem. Monday. w. II. Tyree, J. j. hydh'
p. Ii. Donahoue.
Monroe Ward-First precinct, Dr. ~
" Moseley, W. NJ. Evans, i. T. Glas-
g,w. Thomas Dolan, L. y. Cfehsn"M'
PDNf0n
~ Crump. ". s. Workman, Ut. penJ'
min Harrison. Julian Binford. Jackson
cuy. fifth precinct Hall Boykin, ). l..
owen J. A. Healy, J. NJ. Perkins -
Wineo, Il. II. Mosby
THE PLAN.
There Is no reason why every Demo-
Graf in Richmond should not 80 10 the
nolIs in the legalized primary election
Thursday and vote for the candidate 81
his choice
In order TO clear up a misconceDuon
~ the plan and remove the objections Of
some who have declared their intention
Of not voting. the following explanation
is published:
The idea that vote wiz not be counted
unless the entire ticket is filed out is
erroneous.
You may vote for a single candidate for
Mayor without voting for any other can
didate on the ticket. with the assurance
that the vote for Mayor will be counted.
Should you. however, vote for one can
didate for the Council when five are run
ming your vote would not be counted. You
must vote for all five. or. in other words
you must vote for the whole number Of
candidates necessary to be elected 10 fill
the vacancies in that office, and no more
or no less
You can vote for any part Of the
ticket or the whole ticket with assurance
that your vote will be counted If this
rule is adhered to- For example: There
are three candidates for Mayor and only
one Mayor 10 be elected. To have your
vote counted you must scratch out TWO
names leaving the candidate of your
choice only on the ticket.
Again: Take for example Clay ward.
a W. Ia nj
only five councilmen TO be elected. II
you leave more than five names for coun-
cilinen on your ticket that part OF the
ticket will not be counted. but that part
correctly marked will be counted
Every voter who votes in the primary
binds himself to support all the Demo-
cratic candidates in the regular election.
CO4Ef SPEAbS IN NEU YORK.