The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
WILL BE A QUIET AFFAIR.
NOTHING EXCITING N PROSPECT
FOR TO-DAY's PRIMARY.

II VIII he on the south Broad
Street Green-Red Hot Circulars
Mailed 90 All Voters by the CitI-
zens Club Committee Calling Upon
Them 10 stand by the Action OF
the Executive Committee - The
Vote Estimated at From 1900 TO
1000.
The primary ordered by the majority Of
the democratic executive committee VIII
take place to-day. II viii Doe participated
in only by the members Of the Citizens
Club and their friends, together with the
supporters OF the city administration who
happen 20 DE outside OF that club.
All the arrangements for the primary
have been made. The voting booths We're
put ia place on South Broad street green
yesterday. They are rough board affairs,
with an opening on one side for the en-
trance and exit of tho managers and
small windows on the north and south
sides for receiving the votes. Votes viii
be received at both windows.
The Liberal Club having failed 10 enter
the primary and having named no mana
gers. as provided for by the resolution
adopted by the executive committee four
managers Tor eaeh u me city DISTRICTS
managers viii receive the votes al each
window
The booths are located as follows: First
district, West Broad and South Broad
streets; Second district, Jefferson and
South Broad streets; Third district, Bull
ana South Broad streets; Fourth district,
Habersham and South Broad streets. The
managers Of the election are going to find
u very hot and oppressive in the small
The Citizens Club leaders are modest in
their estimates Of the vote TO be pOlled
to-day. The estimates vary between 1900
and 100 chiefly, with occasionally higher
estimates. As there is no contest, no spe-
Cial effort, they say, VIII be made to bring
out the vote, and as there is no contest
many members of the club viii probably
not take the trouble 10 vote. The vote of
the different districts will be watched
with interest, as indicating the strength
OF the club In the several districts.
About 1900 circulars were sent out yes
terday by the Citizens Club committee,
calling attention TO the primary and call
ing upon all democrats to demonstrate
their realty to the party and their disap-
prOval of boilers by taking part In the
primary. The following extract is taken
from the circular:
I'm this crisis I'm the affairs of the dem
ocraic party in Georgia ana in Chatham
county, it is the duty of every democrat
who IS qualified to vote to take part I'm this
primary. The Liberal Club, an organiza-
lion composed OF chronic disorga nizers
has bolted the primary without justihca-
uon ana In accordance with d programme
prepared by us leaders some days before
the democratic executive committee met.
This club will appeal to the republican
vote 20 defeat the democratic candidates,
and by the use of its large corruption fund
hopes TO purchase enough votes TO over
come the democratic majority"
The names of the managers who will
preside over the election are as follows:
First District-Charles D. Mccall
Henry Garwes, George w. Allen, w. +.
Dreamer.
second District-Robert J. Warwick
George w. DrummOnd, Walter p. OFT
Charles SiDple.
Third Dlstrlct-Gordon Woodruff, w
w. Davis. c. r. Clements George W. Al
ley.
Fourth District-Wnliam C. Workman.
r. w. Baughn, John d. Gould J. p. Figg.
Firth Disrict-William II. Reagan,
Wall.
Seventh District-George W. Fountain,
Robert l.. Gould.
,",Eighhth District-M. NJ. Baker. C. D.
The polls will open at a. m, and close
at .. m.