Rules and regulations for primaries issued by Maple chaired committee
The rules set poll hours from 4 to 8 pm with possible extension. Electors select three judges, two clerks, and clerks tally votes. Tallies go to County Central Committee for canvass. The committee meets August 22 1874 to declare nominees with the highest vote. Election held at usual general election site. township committee oversight and potential extra polls upon majority electors request.
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Primary Election Call Guides Republican Voters
In the next to last issue the paper urges Republicans to vote August 21 from 4 to 8 PM. It explains the primary replaces the old convention and encourages announcing and supporting suitable candidates. Committeemen are instructed to oversee the primary and arrange tickets, with only Republicans eligible to participate.
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Multiple Political Nominees and Incidents Across States
Reports from Aug days note Cannon renominated by Mormon delegates in Utah and other congressional nominations including Ben Rush in Pennsylvania and Col Steele in Wyoming. Attacks on Bishop Whipply in Minnesota, Beecher Tilton case updates, and railroad rate changes. Flooding in Trenton, Wyoming hay party raid near Rawlings, and a steamboat disaster near Aurora Indiana.
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