The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
MANAGERS AND CLERKS NAMED.
The Club Nominations Confirmed by
the Commissioners.

the Commissioners.
The matter of managers and clerks for
the election was happily adjusted yester-
Say and in a manner satisfactory to all
concerned. As predicted in yesterdays
Morning News would be the case Chair
man Dales suggestion that the matter be
submitted to the presidents of the three
political clubs, proved the second happy
solution" of the campaign.
The representatives of the three clubs
met at the Office of Mr.. w. B. Stubs ana
In thirty minutes the whole matter had
been adjusted and a list of managers and
list keepers selected. Those present were
President W. w. Osborne of the Citizens
club, Mr.. NJ. A. O'Byrne, representing
President Meldrim of the Liberal Club,
and President c. s. Wood of the Wright
Club.
Mr.. Stubs, who has labored indefatiga-
bly, to bring about a solution of the diff
rulty which would prevent dangerous con-
tention next Wednesday, was also pres
ent. The meeting was very harmonious
Dne. spirit of fairness being exhibited
on all sides. 1t took just about half an
hour to complete the work The choice
Of Mr. Stubbs as superintendent is a trip
ute to his reputation for fairness and i'm
Partially and is an evidence of the es-
TEEN in which he is held by both sides
The list was submitted to the county
commissioners yesterday afternoon and
was adopted without discussion 1t is as
follows:
Superintendent of Election-w. r..
Stubs.
First Distrct-First Box-R. Wickham
J. p; c. A. Lamotte, Julian Schley. Sec
ond BoX-G. +. Bevans, J. p; H. Garwes
John r Young
Second Distrlct-Waring Russell. Jr., J.
p; Charles Goldman. J. p; C. 5. Wood.
Third District-W. II Patterson, J p. :
NJ. Naughtin. J. p; j. r. LaFar
Fourth District-First Box-Samuel
Reynolds ]. p; r. W. Baughn, j. II.
Cayanaugh. Second Box-John Fitzger-
add j. F.; Joseph p. Fig, John Nicolson,
Jr.
Fifth District-B. J. Mcintyre, ]. p;
W. l.. Grayson, J. r. Cain.
Sixth District-Wash Nelson, ] p: w.
IL Wall, Z. r. Mcclellan.
Seventh District-W. j. Cleary, j. T. B.;
john d. Gould, c. Y. Richardson.
Eighth District-V r. Winliler, j. L.
ID. l.. Christian, 4. II. McLaws.
l.. A. Gradot. James l.. Murphy.
First District-First Box-Frank Kane
John d. Thompson. S. II. Rustin. Second
Box. l.. Spiyey, l.. ". Roberts, James
Naylor
Second District-John p. O'Brien. W. H.
Barclay, n. II. Vernon.
Third District. NJ. Baker 4. r. HUT
ton. W. T.. Mcdonald
Fourth District-First Bow. j. Bry.
an, c. Il. Girardeau, w. c. Workman
Second Box-John J. Dinon, Z. 3. Holley
n. T. Baker.
Fifth Districts l.. Outten. J. NOV
ems, G. A. Netter
Sixth District-J. F. Walsh, r. G. Fergu.
son, e. H. Yates.
Seventh District-G. A. Schneider, +. n
Alley, John A. Henges.
Eighth District-W. n. Beckett, George
w. Gruyer, John W. Manning.
Tne Tact that the popuiists and prohibit
tlonists were allowed TO name one mana
ger and one clerk at each box would hard
" be ascertained by reading the above
list This Is the case. however. There
are very few genuine populists on the
Ast' however Some OF them are demo-
crats VINO Will vote for Wright and others
are democrats who viii vote the straight
Icket. They were named by Mr. Stubbs
because he believed them TO be rentlerner
VINO would act honestly and lmpartia Nv
as between the two local factions. AM,
mus ana to secure harmony Mr. Jobr
H. Young. who Is well-known as n eoi.,
democrat and a Liberal Club man. Is ons
OF the managers named by Mr.. Stubbs IN
the First district. 81
Mr. T.. r. McKeatban v,ho me-.
~ Sl' Stunos IN the Sixth district. re-
uuesls the Morning News 70 state that n,