The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
.TAvORH.StPARAT'....
.PRIM|ARlEsA|!E HERE L
City Officers Generally Prefer5to
bc Nominated 8iiiS Lifts .t.s u!
{, lsi X ! NJ
AVOID CoM N { j 4 3! 5.
Senatorial and Guberi,atoria.l | SP l'rt[-
NJ. i,11aries sto Sc 4 Had OH s
Same Day ssSs III III S5sE5 f8

3 Candidates for the various clty%o fllces,
to lie nominated lii primary Dy tile Demo
Gratis or Richmond this year, are iliost,t
\ f8nots absolute without lex ceptl Ion OBJ
posed to the Holding Of the pr tilaryS to-
Nominate ouch officers Oh I he sn M d. te3
ns The primary for STAT olflceis 4! o. HIS! fol'
United suites senator. .rhe sentiment
Of the candidates Oh CHS nb)cct has u
been sounded, and Yery GENERALLY they, Y:
prefer that the primary shall be scl'-
5arate and distinct from the state 5l'rlll-
irnarIes 10 hold botltS Oh u tie same day
and the sane Inc would is con 'r
tended conpllcatc the stun l Oh
and open tho way fol, III sort q RAD 4
ing ana 9conbnuticn WIZ hout 6s lbseIy llS5
nv good purpose. ,rlle chieIE qucst ipilSel l-l
terngslnto tllosd decision q & tho ma tier ls9
as to t fo@ EXPENSE II his the 8cnnu ida es
generally Are vi ling to- benls II he event
serara to prlina is held olfl
GERS ssss
sThere are to BE nonlile TED candi dates rs
for he ty
collector. citystrea slrcr, onllnon wenl 'ss
attorney, city sergeant, high constable
8and thirty mem bers of a the CIT Demo-
cratic Colnmttce.Ss1 For $ evGrtll IN these
offices there Will be candid ates opposing
the lncumbeflts,#andS 5all Il Of "A tnetn8S nia W
have opposition before I he la " Y greed
upon by the primary, Rhch} 81 81 yet Ia ~
be- fixed by the q Democra tie Com
1mittee, s
The Stipulations,
The sions q the Democratic pri--88
mary rlan stipulate that when IL United
5statcs5 senatorial cand ldnteS n ana state
lofficers "a re to be no Minated a t.t ne sam
primary, MI 10 dnte there for being fixed J
:by the State Central COMMITTEE of y the
party whit he limitation thu I such tprlt-5
mary shall be held not less than sixty
nor more than ninety day ibof lore the gen
,eral election, which this IA lis on No
.vernber til. The primary for 4 sen en- tor
and for g Governor and othe s "a to- off,
GERS must be held on some "a to bel Wcens
August 9th and September Stf. XII 4 he pri--ss
mary for6 the snomination q e State senator
and candidate for I ,s a II ouse of y elc--
gates may DO held on o. different date.
and that for the roni M tlon city off
GERS on still sSnnother date. 5i f,t he Il re-
spec tive party commit 50 elect 'he
elections must a,c fFby secret ballot NIL
over tho State or district ii ii5S
Y So far as tho eli yd primary for OH
dial in onrinati ons II is concerned, here 5is
practical &unnnimityS - II favor o & NJ scpa-
rate primary. @ rhis would prevent trad
ing in8votes for Governor and Stnte$on H.
GERS and e for United & States senatorial
candidacy, and would relieve y Ne " COM,
arising from, q cong lomer'nlte 81
primary. 'orS instnnc &c, hesss 2 cinoorats
OF hmond "a 70 toi part icipa te3 In lhe$
nomination IF he allowing 'i Ulcers;
United States sel,a tors g werner, ie,'-
tenant-G Governor Attorney General, Sec
rotary . the Commonwealth. sta te A1'rens,
urer, Commissioner Of sA gricultureSS and
Is OF Public nstructio.l;;
State senn tor, 4 70 me lbcrs of tho louise
Of e. Delegates, q Comm, veal I, ttor-
ney, city sergeant conlmlss ioner Bof rev.
enue, city collccto high constable sl.er--
If, city treasurer city aud tor and thirty
members OF the City Democratic Com
mlttee. five for each ward .$s'r Ills formtda-.
Bile slist#wtll mako, q blanket bal lot. which
viii trouble the 8aycrag sc 40 ersswllo 9 oes
not follow pol tics closely OF course,
IL any on cer to bc nominated have no
ION for such office. there &wlll be
no voting us t., that Office. Justine VI.
however, It looks like allnos & MI will have
OppoSl ton, 6A III