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(FOR USE OF LIBERALS ONLY.) 
 
 LAURIER, THE 
 LIBERAL PARTY 
 
 AND 
 
 PROSPERITY, 1 900 
 
 CANVASSER'S BOOK AND INSTRUCTIONS 
 FOR AGENTS (SCRUTINEERS). 
 
 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF^ 
 MUNICIPALITY OF 
 POLLING SUB-DIVISION No. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 CANVASSING COMMITTEEMAN 
 
 ALEXANDER SMITH, 
 
 Secretary Ontario Liberal Association, 
 
 34 Victoria Street. TORONTO, ONT. 
 
THE OROANIZATION OF A POLLING SUBDIVISION. 
 
 The baals of organization in an election campaign is tlie pollini,' sub-division. If ouch com- 
 mittee in all the polling sub-divisions in the constituency is well niaiiivged, if the work is 
 conducted in a business and systematic way, then the results are sure to be most satisfactory 
 for the candidate in whose interest the (H)muiittee is working. 'I he experience of those who 
 have had to do with work of this kind is that it is absolutely essential to obtain the services of 
 some active, energetic and intelligent man who will take charge of the iiolliiig sub-division 
 under the direction of the committee at headcjuarters, (or the organizer of tlie work, if the 
 management is in the hands of one man as is often the case). 
 
 The fonnation of the committee : A member of the jiarty who is active in the polling sub- 
 division should get together not only the active workers, but everyone clx' who run be induced 
 to take a cordial ]Kirt in the work. Experience shows that in an ordinary polling subdivision, 
 If ten good men can be got together, tliey can do good work. This is almost an invariable rule. 
 There is no man without influence. The best way to get the committee together in country 
 places, is for the chairman of the polling sub-divisiuii, or some other active worker, to drive 
 over the division, calling on all the party men, and making a sjiecial request for them to attend 
 at some convenient })lace at a stated time. Another method is to send by post notice to each, 
 calling them to meet at a certain time and iijace. Having got the committee together, the 
 chairman and other oflicers should be ajipointed. The chairman should be a man who can give 
 th'- most time and takes the greatest interest in the work in that division, and whose staniling 
 is such that his intimate connei.'tion with the organization will insiiire others to take hold of 
 the work. 
 
 If a notice by post is sent something similar to the following form can be used : — 
 My Drar Sir,— 
 
 You are specially and cordially invited to attend a meeting at 
 
 on day the day of , at 7.;ii) p.m. 
 
 It is very important that you should be i)resent, for matters in (•oiiucctioii with the ne.\t 
 generid election will be taken up. Kindly enlist the services of as many of uur friends as i>os- 
 sible in the work, and do not fail to attend the meeting above annoumtd. 
 
 Yours very truly, 
 
 To. 
 
 I'.o. 
 
 WHO MAY VOTE 
 
 (N.B. — These pro\ i;-ions are applicalilr to the l'ro\ iiicc of ( »ntario only.) 
 
 Generally spi^akmg, all male persons 21 years of age. and British subjects 
 by birth or naturalization, and belonging to the constituency and whose names 
 are on the voters' list, are entitled to vote in a Dominion election. By a judg- 
 ment of the Court of Appeal a voter may be temporarily absent without 
 becoming disqualified, unless he has left his residence intending Never to Return. 
 
 He camiot vote in more than one Riding and lie cannot vote more than once in the Riding 
 no matter how many times he may be assessed. 
 
 He need not own i)roperty or be a tenant or ociujiant. 
 
 Lumbermen, mariners, fishermen and students are also entitled to vote though absent 
 almost continuously. 
 
^-:^^^^^^ — Ho.e. or soM.e„ pe. 
 
 whether they are on the li«t or not ^'^"«*^«barred from voting simply becaa«eof absence 
 
 -n. -?::;7::z:rs/r;:^^^ -- ^ - ,„ . .^ „.. 
 
 owners. Joint tenants, etc.. etc.. and vote hm Thev ,.sr' ''"" °" *" "^™«"' «""«' i«i" 
 underage in the same way. These names ToZ nnf h k'°'' '''''^'"* ''"^"« '^"^ persons 
 Hhows a lack of care on the part of Li^ra L tJ^ "1^^ '?," '"""'''^ "P°" ^^e list, and it 
 .sts indicated, and they should and caTbe keZfr "re T ^'' ""^"^ °" '"^ P''^' °' ^^^^ 
 
 twenty-one years of age, and that these voes should ^7 rT'""'''"' '"' '"™' ^^'^ "«' 
 ".' jud,a.s held that there coul.l be no Hcrut ny of th^e r"";" '^ ^°'^"">'- ^'^^ P'-id. 
 vote,l. no evidence of their diM,,ualification oo M t . J "'' ''"'' "'^^ ^'^"^^ ?«'•■''«"« having 
 persons whose names should n ot have b t" nu on ort" T' ^"^ -^ ««"-quence, the vote "^ 
 or the Conservative candidate. TTereTutths ,•'"'■'" '''''""' °" '"^^ "«t wereoounted 
 the list and he votes whether he hal be n Iw n'"'?'; l'^^' "'^-^ '^ P^-^'b name i ' 
 counted. If such persons take the oath thpr»l' T'" " "" '•^"^^•'^- ^he vote is 
 con«r""°^ for perjury, and shomd fe w^'ed bef^r^"' ""^^^^ '^ '^'^^ 
 consequence of taking the oath. ^®^°'^® ^^o^'^ to «»« PoUa of the 
 
 INDIANS. 
 
 1.0, have the property ,„a,mo.tio„ a S ^m „ £ Jd^ ''' .'^ '"-""" •"""'«- and i, 
 In cose o( , oianhood franchise voter. nicntioned and the other qualincations necessary 
 
 OFFICE HOLDEBS ENTITLED TO VOTE 
 
 pro^n":rA"?r,:,r:r;.r.ti!,rs 
 
 llon«, ot Commons : "^ ""' "^ '""""' «» ™'s «» «" election (or the Dominion 
 
 (a) The holder of any office or 
 ^^ m Any person employed ,„ any capacity ,n the p„h,lc,er.ce of Oanad. orof the Province 
 
 '"; 27""^"°"'" " "' '""" '" ""' -'-"- -"- -P'»-ent or occnp. 
 
 qnaliLti"L7eLmlr«!|*|r'^b7theTrovtaoiLlL'"''°l!' ""'° '"*°"'"' "'""-^ »"he 
 fl„, ,,y reason „f ,hei, bolongin, to .uZTr ' "" "" "'"" '•""-'•■"•-l ^ ^ disqn.li. 
 
 . Ji:xr;Lt,X%«r.rat'xr" "'' "- - «• «» "■- - oath „„ 
 
CANNOT VOTE. 
 
 The (oUowlng are disqualified from voting at election for the Dominion House of Com- 
 mons :— 
 
 {a) Any person who at tlie time of makini; the assessment, Voters' List, or of voting is a 
 prisoner in a goal or prison undetj^oing punishment for a criminal offence. 
 
 (b) Any iHj.'son who at any of the times mentioned is an inmate receiving charitable sup- 
 port in a Municipal Poor House or House of Industry, or in a charitable institution receiving 
 aid from the Province. 
 
 (c) The Returning Officer, Judges, Election Clerk or paid agents of any of the candidates 
 or any person disfranchised within the past eight years for corrupt practices by Dominion law. 
 
 ((f) All persons who have been convicted under the provisions of the Dominion Act of 
 bribing or of having been bribed &c., within the past eight years. 
 
 QET COPIES OF LISTS PROPERLY CORRECTED. 
 
 Candidates in the last election (Dominion) are entitled to 20 copies of the voters list to be 
 had from the Queen's printer, Ottawa. 
 
 The lists used in any municipality must have in a Dominion election contest been certified 
 to 60 days before nomination day. It the year's lists in which the election is being held has 
 not been so certified to then the list of the previous year is used. In an election there may lie 
 lists of this year used for some municipalities and in other municipalities last years lists may be 
 used. 
 
 After the chairman has made the committee familiar with the above regarding who[may or 
 may not vote, he should see to it that the names in the sub-division have been pasted or copied 
 herein from the Voters' List, being careful to see that the names which have been added on 
 revision by the judge are '»n and printed, for such names might through carelessness, be left 
 off the printed lists, and must be obtained from the clerk of the municipality. The names 
 struck ofl on both sides at the revision, and any other corrections, should also be marked so that 
 all those who are on the list as printed or should be on except for some omission may vote. 
 
 Thenames added by the judge should of course be printed on the list obtained from the 
 Queen's printer, Ottawa, but as everyone who has taken an interest in ' vicipal lists knows 
 that frequently the municipal lists as printed do not contain the corre^.l as and additions 
 made by the Judge, this word of caution is given as a reminder. Be sure your list is right and 
 that it embodies all the corrections made up to the last touch of revision for all who are 
 then marked to be entitled to be on the lists are voters. 
 
 Compare the printed list obtained firom the Queen's Printer, Ottawa, with the 
 list for your municipality as finally revised with the Judge's corrections, and 
 which is in the possession of the Clerk of the Municipality. If omissions are 
 discovered the Returning Officer should be written to. advising him of the error 
 and requesting that the list be corrected, and corrected copies furnished forth- 
 with. In addition to this copies of the list should be compared with the orig- 
 inals as kept by th-2 Clerk of the Peace, and any omissions should be rectifled 
 by the returning officer. 
 
 Section 22 of the Dominion Election Act gives the Returning Officer power 
 to get the correct list of names from the Municipal Clerk or Clerk of the Peace 
 in addition to the lists supplied from Ottawa, and he can have the Clerk of 
 the Crown in Chancery have the list corrected in accordance with the copy of 
 the list sent to Ottawa to be printed and have the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery 
 send a certificate for each name so inserted to the Returning Officer. Remember 
 this, for unless the D. R. 0. has the names on the list the men cannot vote. 
 The name must be on the D. R. O.'s list or there will be no vote. Be sure the 
 Returning Officer gets the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery to make tiie correctiona 
 and have him also write to the Secretary of State, Ottawa, urging that the oor- 
 reotLons be made. 
 
GET TO WORK. 
 
 with th. •• B'».- etc. When a voter caJta^^vrh, "" °' " ■*"•' "» «">» 
 Of the rwing he 1, (torn, the . lore J^ca"lnTmo™.?,T°' ''° """^ "''"' ""' 
 list anu inform the man the munlclSlltt .L^m,? V. ™ "» "" "'PHaletloal 
 
 ani after the pomnOooth.3xed"elntu?S '"'"°""' ""'" "» '""'• 
 
 an elector is favorablo). «"«'-««'»»"tted than AHHrMi.vo without knowixo that 
 
 (6) Those whom it is useless to canvass and niav i>p r,.,f i 
 
 (d) TnK Ahsknieks. 
 
 The names of absentee voters should be sent f -, th^ a. .. 
 In., and care should be taken to note if rch are ril d v or r Sir n'''''^" '7 ''' ""''■ 
 Should he carefully given, and other information whicht:; tneetsr LTotrttm'' ^"^^' 
 
 the c?n;!::ra:; irsTpVr lit 'irs r;t "^^ t^ ^^^^ *^ ^^- -«-• *^- 
 
 ness Of seeing the electors whom th^have und rtal'^'T "'f ^^'^.'^-. -'^ -king a husi- 
 the success of the candidate. undertaken to see. and are m every way promoting 
 
 (a) The Committee should, however, meet from Hmo f« r 
 receive reports from the canva;sers. note trresuTtrdTs^H T T" ''™"""^ ^'^^ "«^- 
 returns (furnished for that purpose . should be flrup an t^: .Th' s "".' ^"" °"- '''' 
 thus from time to time brinoino down thk rksult r;„c?KrAss to "T"' " """'''''"• 
 
 DAY OF NOMINATION. t^ANVASS TO THE EVENINO OP THH 
 
 BUT MOST IMPORTANT OP ALL. PROVISION MOST NOW BE MADB FOR BR.Vn.Mn 
 TUB POLLS ON THE POLLING DAY. BRJNQINO THE VOTERS TO 
 
 (o) A little careful consideration now by the Committer win «,o, * 
 
 of time and unnecessary driving on Poll^rnll Z ^ "'^ "luch confusion, loss 
 our favor. ^ "^ ^^^' """^ ""^^ determine the election in 
 
 (6) There are many ways in which the arraneemenfq fnr h,; • xv 
 
 made, and these are but suggestio^ C't^ who T? '''' ^^'^'"^ """^ ™''>' "^^ 
 let the man who tak.s out 1 tLTbring wS Z ^.'1 "i ^ '"' *'"'' '''""'' '^'^ 
 road he has to travel in coming to the ^ *"*' '^'°'"" ^'^^ "^« ^'^ the 
 
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 ding entered 
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 ng Division 
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 sr what part 
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 e he votes, 
 
 •■opy (pasted 
 
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 Is who have 
 
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 (vork, that 
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 (c) Try and ao arrange It that eveiy man will be hrouffht to the poll, by one of thoM having 
 
 a team as he himHelf comes to the poll, so that It will not t-e necewsary to drive back 
 again, perhaps over the same row! that he has already travelled, in order to bring » 
 voter who might just as well have been brought out at first. 
 
 (d) Every elector who has not a team or is unable to take it out should be assigned to the 
 
 care of some one who has, in order to make certain that his vote «ill be polled. 
 
 («) And A list of those to be brought by a particular person should be made out and handed 
 to him. 
 
 (/I Let the weather be fair or stormy, every vote should be polled, 
 aft. J^^ »on-resident voter sh-mld, if not already seen to. be, without more loss of time, looked 
 
 The work of getting out the voters should be specially assigned to the committeemen, 
 each to be given a card with the names of the voters he is expected to look after and see that 
 they get to the polls. 
 
 This division of work should be dono at a meeting a few days before 
 polling, so that each committeeman could call on hia list of voters at least 
 three days before polling, so as to know where to get them on election day. 
 
 HOW TO REPORT. 
 
 The committee should report to the secretary for th(. rifling somewhat according to the 
 following headings, blank furins will be supplied for this purpose. 
 
 Polling Sub-l>ivisiuii 
 
 Municipality 
 
 Electoral District ••••- 
 
 Chairman and Secretary of Committee 
 
 Number attending Committee 
 
 Number of Names on List 
 
 Number not QualiHed to Vote, Deadmen and Repeaters .*!....!!"" 
 
 Number of Positive Liberals 
 
 Number of Positive Conservatives 
 
 Numl er of Doulrtfuls 
 
 Number of Ilijj;s Required 
 
 Number of Rigs Volunteered 
 
 Names of Inside Agents 
 
 Names of Outside Scrutineers 
 
 Names of those Not Qualified to Vote, giving addresses as given on Voters' List!".!'..**.! 
 
 Names of Doubtful Voters, giving Name, Occupation and Address .."'.*.' 
 
 Names of Electors to be Personally Canvassed by the Candidate, giving Occupation 
 
 and Addresses. 
 Signed 
 
 .Chairman. 
 
 .Secretary. 
 
 Form of Oath in Ordinary Cases to be Administered at an Election to 
 a Voter by Virtue of Manhood Suffrage. 
 
 of 
 
 (1) You swear i That you arc the person named, or intended to be named, by the name 
 in the list of voters now shown to you in the poll book. 
 
 (2) That you are a British subject by birth or naturalization. 
 
 (3) That you have resided within this Province for nine months l)cfore the 2 
 
 ^^^' °^ . being the day fixed by statute or by by-law authorized by 
 
 statute for beginning to make the assessment roU in which you were entitled to be entered aa 
 a person qualified to vote. 
 
TZl^T' . 1 "* °' ''*"°'' ^"" *"'• •^"'"^'^ : ^^-^^ y"" »"'^« '-«"1«J «" thi, electoral dl»- 
 trlotoontlnuoualy from the said d.f « . and that you are now actually reaidlrg or domJncU^ 
 
 or 
 m That you have resided within this Province for twelve months before the * 
 
 n!if.nf „ f ^ A ^^ ^ .' **'"* ^^^ '^'^y "P '° *'''^*' complaint could be made to the 
 County Judge under Th, Ontario Voters LuU Act to Insert the name of any person in the 
 
 municipality In the lu m which you were entered ; that you have resided in this electoral 
 
 do^ldTheZT' '^°'" ''' "^' "-'' ' ' '"' ''-' '-' "' - -^"^'^ '-^^"^ -'^ 
 
 (6) That you are entitled to vote at this election and in this municipality. 
 (6) That you are of the full age of 21 years. 
 
 placi!* '^'"''^°" ^'" """ """^ ^'""^ *' "*'" °'''"°°' '''^^'' "^ ^^' 0^ *"y other polling 
 
 di Jmv'^*'*^ T ^r Tu* ""^^""^ ^"^*^'"^* "*"• *"" '^"y*»""» ^«" Pr«'n'«ed yo". either 
 dir^tly or .ndircctly. e.ther to induoe you to vote at this election, or for loss of time, travel in. 
 expenses, hire of team, or any other service connected therewith. * travelling 
 
 .*K^'^^'^ •"'i*"'*':?" *"*"* "°' *"'®°"y ""■ '"**''-e<'"y paid or promised anything to any pereon 
 either to mduce him to vote or to refrain from voting at this election. 
 So help you God. 
 
 'swear' 
 
 sub»«K"Lllml;ry7&"^'^"''''°*^^^ '" «'^» «««« then for 
 
 for thel,?:st?i^bt,/n"''^t'a.!l ?hc'^«tte7/r'o'l? o'r thTl^'dl^V^''^' '\'- ""^'^ '''^ V 'aw 
 the County Judge under section 17 of rlTSr^ !>oT.ri? I, AcT ""'"^'"^ " ^"'"P'"'"^ '« 
 
 insert" i^eTo^Vot^i^,^ ^'ITc.^^^^^^ "^"".T*^ V "^*- 
 
 occupation a. (7««n^>m„.f as <A« cL. n^^^ S 7Cfc^'^n ^'^Jww Z''7£Z^' Z"*"^' 
 
 « See Dominion Elections Act, sec. 113. 
 
 Shortly after the Provincial elections in 1898 a nun,ber of men who had been away in 
 ManiU,.m, the Western States and elsewhere to assist in harvest. &c.. &c.. and had comXk 
 to Ontario, voted. For taking the oath and voting some of them were taken heforeTmSs 
 trateon he ground of perjury, but they were nil dismissed, the magistrate holding that ^be 
 aresidentofanyplaoeamandid notneedto be "stalled up there all the time." The highest 
 Court in Ontario has also given a decision on this point, for by the unanimous dedsion 
 
 1899, in re "Voters' List of the Township of Seymour. " a very Uberal consSinWon 
 ^^nf ""TJlt"'^ "P°" *^" continuous resWen^requir Jby the Act TeS 
 Ships held that " the question was whether the section of the Act requ^L co^ 
 
 mZ?Ln'f '""'h ""^ t ""' ^^'^^"^ «°'^«*^'^«^' 0' ^^«t»^er it meSfn^thrg 
 more than a residence which the party had not left for good. . . We Sf 
 
 of the opinion that the word continuous does not me^n ?h«t. tha :..:*^LZ\f^^ 
 
 iTLV'^lt ""T ^f^ *° ^^^' ^' ^« ^«*^«« ^or a tempor.i^~pu^o;r8iniply ^itb 
 the intention of returning, that does not deprive him of thTfrrncS It i« « 
 continuous residence until a new residence has been taken '^pV '*''^^«®- " *» » 
 
 Please btW in mind this meaning of <• continuous resident" and it will save much trouble 
 and will result in many who are properly entitled to vote going to the noUs and wTfbnf.f V 
 favor taking the oath and marking their ballots ^ *'°"* ^'^' "' 
 
 ! 
 
ninolled in the 
 R electoral dl»- 
 r or domJooiled 
 
 « mode to the 
 ' person in tho 
 
 linclled in the 
 this electoral 
 residing and 
 
 other pollinsr 
 
 d yoii, either 
 me, travelling 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 B«ctlon 65 of the Dominion Elcfltions Ac;t rea<l8 oa foilowB : " An ele<'tor, If re<]uired by Um 
 deputy returning' ortluer, the poll clerk, one of the oandidutes, or an agent of a candidate, or by 
 any eieotor present shall, before receiving his ballot paper, Ulce nich imth of quuliflcatlon a« 
 by the law of the province he may in the lilce case at a provincial election Imj re«iuJre<i to takei 
 such chanKUH having been made in the form of oath as are necessary to make it applicable to 
 the flection being hold, and Hhall also, if so required, take the oath in the form U." 
 
 Oath U is as follows :— 
 
 You swear {or solemnly afflrm)— 
 
 (1) That you have not been disfrancihised under the provisions of the Act to ditfranehif 
 voter* who have taken bribes, or for corrupt prwitices under the Dominion Elections Act. 
 
 (2) That you have not voted before at this election, either at this or at any other polling 
 place ; 
 
 (3) That you have not received anything, that you do not expect anything, nor has any- 
 thing been promised you, directly or indirectly, to induce you to vote at this election, either 
 for loss of time, travelling expenses, hire of team, or for any other service connected there .ih ; 
 
 (4) That you have not, directly or indirectly, paid or promised anything to any person either 
 to induce him to vote or to refrain from voting at this election. 
 
 (6) That you are not otherwise disqualified from voting at this election. So help you God, 
 
 o any person, 
 
 Directions for the Guidance of Electors in Voting. 
 
 for "fwcar" 
 
 B fixed by law 
 complamt to 
 
 owed by law, 
 Jtion of your 
 ernian, or in 
 ada, naming 
 
 een away in 
 d come back 
 fore a map is- 
 g that to be 
 The highest 
 IS decision 
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 nstruction 
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 iilrlng con- 
 It nothing 
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 nply, with 
 Be. It is a 
 
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 The voter is to vote only for one candidate, unless two members are to be returned for the 
 electoral district, in which case he may vote for one or for two candidates as he thinks fit. 
 
 The voter will go into one of the compartments, and, wi.,*! a black lead pencil there pro- 
 vided, place a cross or crosses within the white space containing thti name of the candidate or 
 of each of the candidates for whom he votes, thus X. 
 
 The voter shall then fold the ballot paper so that the initials and stamp on the back and 
 the number on the counterfoil can be seen without opening it ; he shall then return the ballot 
 paj>er so folded to the deputy returning officer, who shall, in full view of those present, includ- 
 ing the elector, remove the counterfoil, destroy the same, and place the ballot paper in the 
 ballot box. The voter shall then forthwith quit the polling station. 
 
 If a voter inadvertently spoils a ballot paper so that he cannot conveniently use it as he 
 desires he may return it to the deputy returning officer, who shall give him another. 
 
 If a voter votes for more candidates than he is entitie<i to vote for, or places any mark on 
 the ballot paper, by which he can aftersvards be identified, his vote will be void and will Tiot be 
 counted. 
 
 If the voter fraudulently takes a ballot pajier out of the polling station or fraudulently 
 delivers to the deputy returning officer to be put into the ballot box any other paper than the 
 ballot paper given him by thedep\itv returning officer, he will be subject to be punished by 
 fine not exceeding five hundre<l dollars and not less than one hundred dollars, or by imprison- 
 ment for a term not exceeding two years and not less than six months, with or without hard 
 labour, in default of payment. 
 
10 
 
 JOHN R SMITH, 
 
 1 of the City of Ottawa, 
 Merchant. 
 
 O of the City of Ottawa, 
 rJ Lawyer. 
 
 JOSEPH O'NEIL, 
 
 *J of the City of Ottawa, 
 ^ Grentleirian. 
 
 FRANK ITAMON, 
 
 ^ of the City of Ottawa, 
 J^ Artist. • 
 
11 
 
 atlon, the 
 and Frank 
 of Josepli 
 
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 INSTRUCTIONS FOR AQENTS. 
 
 Agents (ScruiiLecrs) to act in Polling Stations on election day should be carefully chosen 
 beforehand and thoroughly understand their work. They «hould Tve a^.thorU v 
 fro.n the candidate to act hut if it should so happen that this has unfortun e.y he n o e^ 
 looked any elector may undertake to act on taking the oath of secrecy. A copy of a forn of 
 cert., cate follows herewith also the forms necessary to enable a man to act and vo e whe" h 
 acts though his place of voting is elsewhere in the riding. 
 
 I, 
 
 FORMS. 
 
 Appointment of Agent. 
 
 one of the candidates at the election for the House of Commons for the electoral district of 
 
 Act." hereby name and appoint ^" "'" '"' "''°"'^ "' " ''''' ^""'"'"" ^'^•^^'^"^ 
 
 as my agent for polling station number ^, n -j , ^ , j. . . 
 
 A„,„;, . ,„. ' ""'""'^'^ of the said electora ddtrlct. 
 
 As witness my hand th 3 day of 
 
 Request for Certificate. 
 
 Returning Officer for the Elrctnrnl Dutrict of 
 
 , Esq., 
 
 Candidate. 
 
 190... 
 
 as 
 
 ^^^^ Please grant me a certificate to enable me to vote at Polling Station No. 
 
 .,,>.,,:.. ., ... one of the Candidates aa t)er 
 
 appointment herewith exh.hited to you, an.l deliver Signed Certificate to the bearer hereof. 
 
 Yours, etc., 
 
 A voter in Polling Distrid No. 
 Electoral Dii^'trict of 
 
 Certificate to Entitle Agent to Vote. 
 
 I, the undersigned 
 
 for the Electoral District of returning officer 
 
 do hereby certify that 
 
 is an elector entitled to vote at polling station number 
 
 of said Electoral District, and that he has been appointed agent for 
 
 . one of the candidates at the election for the 
 
 House of (ommons for the said electoral district for polling station number 
 of said district, and is entitled to vote ut said last numbered polling station. 
 As witness my hand this day of 
 
 Returning Officer. 
 
 WHO CAN VOTE. 
 
 As to who can vote see first jKiges of this hook and especially remember that property ouali 
 ficat.on of any kin.l is not now re.p.ire.l. All voters are Manhood Franchise voters There i 
 no such thing now as a man being allowed to vote in more than one riding. He votes wherf 
 he resides no matter thoii-h he may own j)r(>i>erty in many ridings. 
 
 The fact that a man s name is on the voters Ust does not entitle him to vote 
 You will find that through not iu'.filiing the qualifications of residence alo: c 
 
19 
 
 "tied tovote. but Jjl^fntrntjr^^^^^^ ^'^^ holders as not en. 
 
 wUht;r::rw;Xtr.rtno'^^^^^^^ T- - --™- — -erviee 
 -Pac ty. or while serving Her MaSy ranT^irrv":/'"-:'' ''' * ''"^'**«' °' '" ^^ o^'^" 
 dent in connection with any war in whiS. TcZt^ ^*"'^^' ^^ '**'""» *« » ^^'^ correapon- 
 ^on. voting by reason of ab'lence Z "y rel! f oJ^l ''TuT' " ""'"^' -^'^ "«' <*«^^ed 
 also a short form of oath (Section fl»T^iI!f °' "''™« "o* being on the voters list. There is 
 ^^ While the Dominion f7^Z!1^ZT^ f,?'^"''°^ '^^^^^ *« ^'^^^ -^-- 
 Uament did „ot adopt ^eto:L1Z2lu::T:' "^^ '^"' ^« dominion Par- 
 u.Tn ^'*• *"*» ^«" *« no suchSi S^J .^ ^„H«t^ The Dominion has ita own 
 tlon. On thlB point it is well to r«m2!^ \^ tendered " ballot in a Dominion elec- 
 64 Of the Dominion Hection Act i?Z? ^t '^""'^ Bubsectiona fZi section 
 hepollingdlvision of the pomng sta'tTon h. IT'^'r' "" ''^""^ °" *»>« Ust of vote™ fo^ 
 tained, be entitled to vote. iT^J anv^/v''' '^"^'^^ ^''J^* *° *be provisions hereinafter con 
 
 OBJECTIONS TO VOTERS. 
 
 S'-^l'^.r""'^ "" °^^^«''"'' '"'^y fcbus be summarized • 
 (o; That he is not of age. 
 
 .ortrLr^or'"^*^*"'"" ^- "'^»' '»'«■'« e«on. ch. .H^ „„„„,,„ 
 
 to the ,-„in„, station he 1" r^^w"';^^;"!"'.?'"";;' '''"'''*''« ■■"■• '«- •""■'"^d 
 c«t eve,, though . „erti„„.t, t, ,';j^„\'f ' '"'"' »» «■» and do not ,U1„„ ,„^ . vote ,„ bo 
 
 The ge„e„u o«th m " l? "" '^'*='<'"' ""'"o' Widi,.,). 
 
 ;;;. the .n.t jtrrrn,X"o,ih: ::L'ors t r " - '- '°"° - -»"»' 
 
 take,, ,„ certain ca«. a, given l„ the LliZ, iLtL. /^^V*' ."J"" """' "" »»"■ '» h<^ 
 of voter, are tho« In the Ontario Law, The DeoiTv Z ' Ar'"" "a»">i"81U.Me.tlon. 
 and jon can ,e,e, to the,„ „ below -I '"" I'eturn,ng Officer will have copie,ot the* 
 
 "rnllZ r;:;: '.r.;;1-- -'- - -» -"n-m .he 0„t.Ho Election Act : 
 
 Manhood Suffraiyp in 0!^J"= — « ^ -.. • V f'orm Ifi 
 
 Where no Assessment r;,;!:? " ^"'''' ^^^^i^tration Act applies " 17 
 Inability to read. " 18 
 
 Unenfranchised Indian' wherean' As;;ss;;;;,Viloli ^ ^ 
 
 no •• I ^" 
 
 'ffrrt, ,.,.,,,,.. •« 20 
 
 4 
 f 
 
 i 
 
's on the list 
 will become 
 
 iers as not en> 
 
 men if other- 
 
 (See 860. 64, 
 
 ilitary service 
 »r in any other 
 var correspon- 
 5 not debarred 
 list. There is 
 
 mlnlon Far- 
 tuus its own 
 ninionelec- 
 rom section 
 
 i of voters for 
 reinafter con- 
 'incial law no 
 
 'nating some 
 ill as a voter 
 f the Polling 
 
 the election 
 >meone else 
 
 n admitted 
 vote to be 
 
 n of ballot 
 )ath to be 
 ^cations 
 es of these 
 
 ition Act : 
 
 6 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 ( 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 , B , „ „ . ^**2NTS BEAD CAREFULLY. 
 
 Fo„„ 9, Elertion Act, Sec 58 I "ctcnnng Officer or Ju,t,ce „t the Pmc. (Se. 
 
 you :;.lZvZ:^Zr'^ °" ""'»" ""°-° »"" "'«-« '» -» vote. Mo,. 
 
 e:rp"^s:L":rpoS::.i7:!t"r„rjttr™°"'- 
 ..»/.;;r;„rzrr.t;:[:rr.rr::trti'- 
 
 th f ^?' *'"'° *^^"*' °^ ^ candidate are allowed to act and be oireful to ... . 
 
 that certificates may not be presented by several It is af ri!w ^^^^^n^her this so 
 
 to persons whose right to vote elsewhere I ZuM. P el Sr^hi: i: Z^T^'' '' '^«^""^ 
 
 9. Look out shan^ly to prevent voters bein,^ p»rso aL and ml I 
 
 wrong, which you n.ay see, a,.d report it to headquarters ' "'*' °' ^"^^'"■"1? 
 
 ballot '" ^''^^ '"-' ^"^"^^^ ^^*^^ '-^ P-P-'^ -t-ted and knows how to mark and fold his 
 
 spen-ng o?h-rnam:: l^l^::::^^:^^^''^' '-- ^--^ - --nt Of the mis. 
 
 ■ the number Of his lot. or ot^desrip^^^sol::f:^^^ ^ ^ --*ake in 
 
 "ated on the list, he can vote. ^ '^ *^' "*" ^^''^'' »>« '« the person desig. 
 
 re J-to^ror?rdtl1etsre.'^^^^'^^"^^ '' ^^ ^^'■-^'^- -*". ^ that he will not 
 
 13. The outside scrutineers should keen " iah" «f *i,„ 
 
 ...« make , „,«.„.„, the «io„, o, r^Xls 11^ T.ZrlT,:2°.''"V'^'' «"■' 
 
 14. n an opposition voter, wlio may be marked l/„„,J.7 V^^ loilcring about, 
 cate or no certiBcate-swcr blm and ^v .rtre aglttat be otbe' H""" """-"-eeHlfl. 
 prevent men from voting twice ^ ' °"""' "^""'"S S'«tion and lbu» 
 
 A.tX'uT""" '*' "» '"•' ■»™°*''- "' - vote on taking tbo oatb. ,See Kiectlon 
 
 tc m« bit Sr "'•' " ""■"'• " "■"«"'- *»■• y™ -, along „itb tbe D,R.O., .»i,. bim 
 
 thatVbe"A[;^t::;r,;s'::::;?r '"''-' '■^^'''"™- <^- » o'«.eAct, and 
 
 75o,'ac",™'"™°°"'"*"'""""«"* ""v - '"'erpretcworn in to explain. (Section 
 
 n.umZt%oZ'ZZ:'- »'''■""*■"- Kkarci,e no undue inaucncc. Aa„, 
 
 20. Prevent personation, .ubstitution and repeating 
 
 21. Remember tbat if a voter once refuses f o ^=|,= .». 
 
 vot. ^ see to it tbat tbe oatb i, e^Zed^rtbTf'r-e^r.'"-':"' ■«»'" .^J »^"""^ «• 
 
 autd liiey quit and do HOC vote ■" "''' ""t "bamboozled" 
 
 .seeLr,rofsi\^;'-r ;',:S;'d,rvrte'r'-S"'^r "^" ■-" - »-• 
 
 once mark it an.l bave it deposited into tbe box He ,1 T. *""' " '"'"'"■ '"' "'""'W « 
 paper. Heme.nbcr tbis, every ba„„t i. counts, no" at^er rvV^bZ::;:'"" "' '* "" '»"»' 
 
14 
 
 23, Section 80 of Election A^f ^ 
 
 - - i;;r ;r^::- ^- - ^^^^ r-: -^ tr: ^'*- - -- -^ -^ .„. 
 
 j^o vote. la^t/:;;:.;::::"^;/ :-^ - 1,. ii„e i,nn:z:^\2:xy^'''-'- 
 
 can.lidate«.n., Z^l^ ^"" """ '■'-'* -"Hhecri.L":'';: '•'"'•^"^ = '"^"' '" *^'e 
 Of tl.e„, as are pr . " ; 7 Tl' '" ^'""" "''^ ^^'^-''-t/then i ^ ' ■"" '^"•^■"^-^— " '^ ti.e 
 ce«i (o count t ,e „ n,: Z" ? '^"'^'^ <''""<^ ^'ectorn. -h h'l ''T"'*^ "' ^"^"' ''f «ny. 
 
 ''•^ve not been suppH,,,, ,''"' /"'■"""l'''^' the votes he sha I .,- ^"" "''''^"•'"""ty to those 
 -----r in the ca.. .^ i^r^l^r ^^^ ^ "---^y t^^ ^l^ 
 
 rejcotcd. „ ,„, „,J '"»'"■ >■-"' 1 e IV|,nl, llelumm,. Officer ,„. '""''"' ''■'■ '"»•. 
 
 ber each „I.J«u„„, *2' , „7°"-''' l" »•«.... S. o,^heX«rtr T?! ""' ■""»"»■■• 
 
 (6) A cross ri-htiv nio. T . ^^''"''^ <^ase.) 
 
 1- A single stroke instead of a cross m ,„ 
 
 (North Victoria raslr ^'^"^.date's name writ.f.n ^h-rer • 
 
 , ^ ^ ,^ ■^'^''"" '" "^^'tion to the cross 
 
3lo.sT Of the poll, 
 <'J<>|ie and seal it 
 "II book as hav- 
 •'c of the voter 
 in f/ii^ pnlling 
 *'< tlieii, in the 
 "ts and if the 
 >' such, if any, 
 t Iwx and pro- 
 "nity to those 
 t papers which 
 te.s' haxe hpcn 
 is any writin;^^ 
 •y the dejjuty 
 
 le, arranj^e to 
 'dity, so that 
 'i front each 
 "red hy Jaw, 
 id to niarK it 
 !"■ objection, 
 e must nuni- 
 You should 
 "ty Return- 
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 Identi J: ^^ '^'-^ "^- -^^^' ^'^-e i. a„y .Htln, or .„ark hy which the voter can be 
 
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 the "n^I^::i^:^;:l: - --^ ^-- '« --■ -^ not .for. «o at once to 
 29. Get a statement of the ..suit of tne poll as below :- 
 
 Stateynent of the Poll, after Counting the Ballot 
 Polling Division No 
 Electoral District of 
 
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 I hereby certify that the above statement is correct. 
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