The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-17
OUR COUNTY TIckEr.

cratic Conservative Convention will be
found, On inspection. to be as good as il
was possible 70 make, and well worthy
the support Of the party and Of all the
independent voters of the County.
For Senator we present the name Of
Or. Nathan Browne, OF Freedom. He
was an old Wing, and is a gentleman OF
the highest standing. His services have
often been sought for; but never before
did he agree to allow the use of his uame
until the present crisis, when no man
should refuse if his aid is required.
On the Delegate ticket We hayethe fol-
lowing-Hcnry :. Davis, of franklin,
an old and well known Democrat, able
aud worthy to represent the people in
any position-John II. Jordan, a most
estimable man, a wing formerly We be-
lieyc, and Uuion man during the war.
He served on the Conservative ticket lass
year; and will max xcellent represen-
tative. Benjamin wcrthiagtou, Of Hamp
stead, a constant Democrat, the 6yori,e
Of his district, aud will be every where
as he becomes better known. This is
his first appearance as a candidate -
John W. Harden, Of Finksburg district,
has always been Democrat lie is
active, energetic, ardent and speaks
right cut the faith that is in him. lie
will prove an able defender of the
principles of his party 1t also his first
appearance
For County Clerk, VIC have John b.
Boyle, Of Westminstcr--an old Demo
crat, universally known and popular
lie has already filed that Office, and is
acknowledged fit for any station.
OF the candidate for Register Of
Wills it does not become us to speak -
We leave that TO others.
For Sheriff We present the name of
Thomas b. Gist, Of Manchester. lie
ouce acted as Deputy Sheriff, aud is
well qualified for the Office. Has al.
ways been Domocrat--was formerly a
soldier, and followed the flag under Gen.
Scott to the city of Mexico. He is
generous aud honorable, and in cireum-
stances to make the office very accepta.
bic at present. II would be cruel for
any opposition to be gotten up in the
party against his election, since be SO
fairly obtained the nomination.
For States Attorney, we have Chas.
I. Reifsnidcr Esq, of Westminster,
who represents the young Conservative
Democracy. As a lawyer he is in good
practice, is industrious aud energetic,
and will make an able aud faithful of.
ficcr.
For the Orphans Court we have a
good ticket Jacob Powder, of West
minister District, ut present in the
Court, makes good Judge. and is an
old Democrat known to every body
The usual outcry viii be made against
him but VIC cannot doubt he win be
triumphantly sustained. The people
are tired ofthis constant persecution
and no longer sanction it. Levi Buf.
fington Of Middleburg District, always
Democrat, formerly served in the of.
fee, aud will bring to the discharge Of
its duties both experience aud capacity.
Hanson I. Webb, Of Uniontown Dis
tric., was formerly Wing, served once
as Sheriff of the county, and is well
known as sa intelligent man aud most
competent officer.
The Commissioner Ticket is Que OF
which the party may be proud. No
better can be presented. Upton j.
Roop, Of New Windsor District, is IN,
ealiarly well fitted for the station, both
BY education and practice. He is a
surveyor, we understand, and Of fine
clerical abilities. Josiah Adeispcrger,
Of Myers District, is man Of ripe
Judgment, competent and reliable, equal
If not superior TO the best man on the
opposite ticket. Jabez A. Bush, of
Finksburg District, possesses the same
qualifications with his colleague, Mr..
Roop. He is at present engaged in
mercantile business at Patapsco Station.
OF these, tho first two arc Democrats,
the latter Democrat and Conservative.
The candidate for county Surveyor,
Francis Warner, Of Manchester Dis
trict, is practical man, with standin.
aud ability sufficient for any station
He is, or has been lately in the mercan-
tile business.
Nomination orsheriM.
by an awkward mishap, which we