New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

and wards in each county. and the judicial dis
5iS c9tes & is to Re 99P9SS9 2PST district Il. in the
judicial district. All other committees are com.
residing within the various districts In which des-
ignations for public Office made; = .-,.i.,.a
Each member Of county. committee IS e1iIi.dfI "a
to cast vote for his town or NaTu ana dIt O.
ditional for each one hundred votes OF mays
fraction thereof cast IN ms to"H oI W. ~ eiectjc
party candidate for Govern4T at the iasT otes
Tnittees assembly district committees county
ecItfve Committees and judicial district committees
for the designation Of Supreme Court judges Ihe
county committee Is composed of one memper@ from from
each election district of the county, ana each !ne.l
Der IS entitled vote for his distrlct ana
for MS party candidate for governor and Il n. t5e
vote IN the district s1ceeoS M or major fracfon
thereof. OF such excess. The Assembly olsr olstlCL
from each election district The vote Of each eiec
ton district is the same as the vote OF ] las sav .S
be an additional member from each election as
major fraction thereof after the first fifty votes
OTHER COMMITTEES PROVIDED FOR.
Any party organization may establish such other
committees as it may desire, such additional
Committees cannot designate candidates for NOM
There is 70 be official primary ballot. designed
be T6e T aaes Of the Candidates for nomination for
public office are placed in a column at me le5t OF
elected 10 party committees placed IN column
mon The BALLOT are to be numbered ConsecUtively.
heginning at the top Of the left hand column and
through the second or right hand column on the
ballot Each candidate thus has distinctive num-
The names Of all the candidates for each office
grouped under the title OF the once tILe HelLo
Of the candidate designated by the party c9m-
mittee. II any. being placed hrst under me uue
designated by petition following in the order in
which the petitions designating them " We're re me- .
IN the second column On the ballot an ne names
Of candidates are arranged in the order OF the re-
cePuo. od dg,Pe+i dt Fr naTtv offfcers Where
more than candidate is to be elected to PartS
Sandidates must be voted for separately in the
All primaries viii be held on the same day
general elections The primaries will be open
from noon until O'clock in the evening and only
enrolled voters Of the party can vote IN party I Pr
caueuses and the stufing of ballot boxes, 1t will
give every candidate a square deal, . ,,.s
Voting in party> primaries is limited to enToleo @
qulTeq, js5 IN a 5Is ~ T5st IS to sav in cities
personal enrolment VII % te9ulFeq "a ai I9
raunities the will be enrolled by the cleo
manner as voters are now registered Py snch
boards Of inspectors
candidates for nomination are given the bereht OF
the party vote cast in each town and ward out
frict in the CITY Of New York That is 10 say. If
candidate for nomination for Congress receives a
1IuTaIiT Of the votes cast in an Assembly district
he shall be entitled 10 have counted for him vote
same district the last governorship election, or.
in case Of a candidate for county ofce' he VII be
entitled in each town ward carried by him 70
have counted for him the vote cast in such town
or ward the preceding general election for. the
candidate Of his party for Governor This Will ef
feCually prevent the sections where the population
is c0ngested and voting at the primary Is easy
from overwhelming the mora thtnly populated
communities Of the state.
Enrolment lists FOR the September primary this
wear 10 be provided where such lists are now
In existence. Party platforms may he framed by
party council 10 consist of members Of the state
committee and the candidates nominated for state
Offices. The chairmen Of the county committees
may be made members of the council II the party
desires