The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
DEMOCRATS
A!C|II|.Vl HERE ! /
Campaign Closes and Chairman.
Doherty Issues 4 Call
to Arms.
LARGE VOTE EXPECTED { \ 7 q . HERE e: ::
List Of Polling Places and the &
Hours for Opening and
Closing.
Campaign Closes and Chairman
LARGE. VOTE EXPECTED HERE

Tho Democrats OF Richmond closed their
campaign last night, and Chairman Do
herty. OF the City Democratic Commits
tee, gave out an appeal to the voters to
turn out and roll up a big majority for
tho nominees Of their party
The final week vas one Of activity here
and party managers have struggled to
SECURE r good turnout OF the voters.
They express themselves highly pleased,
and say they have the situation wei IN
hand, The Democratic ticket will 'in-
doubtedly get a rousing majority mere.
and Congressman Lamp VIII almost sure
" lead Parker and Davis, owing to INC
split among the Republicans as TO thelr
congressional ticket. !, T.,
The polls Will he opened at az ths
precincts ut sunrise on Tuesday Whlch
liz 6:43 A. H., and will be closed at sun
a.t-5 as p. M. The bars and saloons are
required to close on the night prior 20 tlle :,
election at sunset and to remain closea
NTH sunrise on the following morning
after election day.
Where They Will Vote,
The location OF the several voting places
IN Richmond where tho ballots Will De
cast on Tuesday, are as followsa /,
CLAY Ward-Tirst Precinct, Mo- Nort.i
cherry street: Second Precinct, 40. -l q
South reservoir Street; Third Precinct,
No. S04 South Laurel Street
Leo Ward-First Precinct NO l29l west est
Broad street; Second Precinct, no W.
West Broad Street ~ *
4, Henry Ward-First Precinct 40. 10
Tost Main street; Second Precinct. NO.
I'LL swest Broad street; Third Preclnct,
M u EO2 u2rook Avenue. iySs$ j8h4E Qt-4tf ift4
Monroe Wam-First Precinct. NO. loV
Ea st Canal street; Second PreciNct' ~
al2 North Third Street; Third Precinct
No. 47 North Third Street; Fourth f l1,
c!nct, No. 500 North Second street: :,
Madison Ward--First Precinct, NO 4ve
North Ninth Street; Second frccl,lct, ~
. North seventh Street; Third Precinct,
No 2o7s Governor Street; Fourth Precinct,
No, 200 North Second Street.
Terferson Ward-Flrst Precinct, GA
Market Hall: SECOND Precinct, NO. 22O5
East Main street,. Third Precinct, no.
g3O6 Church Hill Avenue; Fourth IRE,
cinct Masonic Hall .(Twenty-hfth street. e.:
Marshall. Ward--F!rst Precinct 10, SsV
Fifth street, Fulton; Second Precinct
rear ar y72o East Broad Street: Third
Precinct, No, 7ol North Twenly-eighth
Street,
A Stirring Appeal.
inc nDDcul lSSueu NY S-'hAat ~ =
urging the Democrats to vote, Is as fol-
lows: ,o,.
To the Democratic Voters Of Richmond;
The first duty imposed upon those en-
trusted with tho management OF NE
Democratic campaign IN TINS city IS 70
direct tho energies of-the1. parry, arouse
the voter to- the importance OF register
ing his will ana desire Mt the ballot box,
to : warm his faith, II that DO possible, and
keep brightly burning the lamp Of Denl-
ocrncy that It may continue n3Deacoil
light of politcnl safety.
A great political writer who made the
study OF government nfeTWofk DE-,
clared that Democracy exists III the M
pcrisnble principle Of progress, ana regis
tors its 'itachieyements! in the institution
OF freedom and In the blessings which
characterizc md beautify the realities of;
life, TITS genius Is to assert and advance
tho dignity of mind. to- elevate the mo-
stiyes and affections of man. anu to en-.
tend, protect ana cquslizs Tho common
rights of humanity
sucl, Is the aim and purpose Of the
Democratic party. and the City Demo-
cratic Committee desires ia impress upon
the voters Of Richmond the fact that
eternal vigilance is ever an essential
policy for believers IN the Democratic
marty ia puisueiif the teachings OF DEM
ocrncy are to NE maintained.
In IL whlrl-n-glg of time another presi-
Dental campaign Is before the nation.
ana united Democracy enters the list
with the worthy champion leading It's
ticket Riohmond, the proud capital OF
a State which has been SO conspicuors
and $50 Important In national affairs, Is
called upon for an oid-tIme Democratic
majority, and the City Democratic Cons
mittee would urge upon every Democrat
90 "a jtoNt polls on electioDs day and
cast a solid Democratic vote.
Cheering news comes from the doubt