The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-07-19

ReSoiUed, That all Democrats who will be en-
titled to vote in the districts at the gener-
al election shall be entitled to vote ut the primary
meeting; but where district is divided into
precincts the voter must actually reside or be
registered in the precinct where he offers to
vote.
by one heretofore voting the ReDublican tick
ct the Judges shall be thoroughly satisfied that
the voter will identify himself with the Demo-
cratic party and support Its nominees, and un-
less so satisfied, in the exercise of II prudent
discretion will exclude such vote.
If any of the Judges named shall fail to be
present and act, the one or more present shall
I'LL the vacancy.
Each Democratic voter will vote by ballot
for the person he prefers for each several Office
to be flied
The clerk shall keep a list of the persons so
voting, and at the close of the poll deliver the
same to the Judges.
The Judges in each district and precinct shall
preserve the ballots cast and list of voters in
the said district or precinct and shall on Tues
day, July Both, 1895, ut IL O'Clock, NJ, make
TO the Executive Committee, i'll Bel Air. u
turn of the number OF votes cast for each can
ddate for the several offices, and also return
the ballots and lists of voters to said committee.
Such returns shall be verified by the sigma
lures of the Judges, or majority of them, and
shall be preserved by the Executive Commit
tee until the November election following,
and shall at all times be open to the inspection
of any person interested therein.
On receiving such returns the Executive
Committee shall ascertain the result through
out the county, and shall declare and publish
the same In the several Democratic county pa
pars, announcing the person or persons receiv-
ing the largest aggregate vote for each Office
as the candidates OF the Democratic party.
Provided, that for Delegates to the Legisla-
ture and for Judges OF the Orphans Court
no two candidates shall be taken from the
same district.
Subject to the above provision the person re-
ceiying the highest vote shall be first selected,
and the next highest from different district,
and so on until the requisite number is obtain
ed.
determined by lot to be cast by the Executive
Committee, in Bel Air, on Tuesday, July Both,
1895, publicly in the presence of all who may
choose to attend.
If, after the announcement of the candidates
any nominee shall decline, remove from the
county or die, the Executive Committee shall
substitute the person having the next highest
vote, who is qualified rs above.
At the primary meetings each district shall
choose one person to be member OF the Elk,
ecutive Committee, which shall be constituted
of six persons SO chosen, and shall act as such
from the next general election for two years.
The election of such members of the Execu-
tive Committee shall be certified as the votes
for other nominees, and declared by the pres
ent Executive Committee.
Any vacancy in the Executive Committee
shall be filled by the committee.
To facilitate the counting of the votes, in
any district where the Judges shall deem it de-
srable, two ballot boxes may be provided, and
at ) O'Clock, P. NJ, one of the judges with two
persons appointed for the purpose by the three
Judges, may begin the counting of the bal lots
Judges shall continue to receive the votes cast
The result of counting, as first provided for,
shall not be disclosed until all the votes cast
shall be counted.
ANY ballot containing more names for one
office than are to be appointed, shall not be
counted for that office.
That as it has been the custom for many
years for each election district to select its own
membe of the Executive Committee, the usual
space be reserved ut the bottom of the ticket
''For Member of the Executive Committee" so
that each district may have the opportunity of
naming its choice, without the presentation of
nomination papers.
Resolved That the following persons be NAM
ed as Judges of Election, who will appoint the
necessary Clerks:
First District-Abngdon Precinct-Henry
+. Dill, w. X. Cunningham, Daniel Callahan.
Magnolia Precinct.-Louis Kroh, Herman
Hanson, G. 0den Ltznger.
.Secoad District Halls Cross Roads Precinct.
j. Finney Wells, H. A. Courtney, Harry Sui
livan. Hopewell Precinct.-Augustus Smith,
George A. Wilkinson, George II. Bolts.
Third DistFict.-Bel Air Precinct.-Edward
Ferry, DIR. o. b. Carcaud, e. H. d.. Pue.
Churchville Precinct.-William Munnikhuy-
sen, R. Harris Archer Robert c. Richardson.
son Bateman, William H. Street,.
Fourth DiStrict-Iarrettsville PRECINCT
Samuel Deets, John N. Nelson, James Barton.
Norrisvile Precnct.-Richard N. Wiley, j.
Wiley Norris, John A. Amos. Upper Cross
Roads Precinct.-Col. John Divers, Jordan Nc
Comas, William J. Dalton.
Fsfth DiStrjct.-Dublin Precinct.-R. Lamar
McCann, William b. Jordan, Hugh A. Jones.
Stearns' Precinct.-Zephaniah Heaps, NJ. Mel
son Whiteford, William f. Wilson.
Si1h District. -Havre de Grace.-Joseph w.
Chamberlain, Millard F. Tydings. James
F.w BAKER, Chairman.
HOLLIS COURTNEY, JR., Secretary.