The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-17

1.-TWO years to vacancy.
Caroline-Thomas F. Geary, Opp
Cecil-John M. Miller, Dem.
Charles-Dr. F. M. Lancaster,
Rep, lin doubt.)
Observation-Disclosures Sulivane, D.
Balthaser WeIfley, Rep.
Hafford-Herman Stump, Jr., D.
Montgomery-Geo. Peter, Dem.
Prince George's-Wm. r. Hill.
Dem. (opp.)
st. Mary's-Robert G. Combs, D.
Talbot-Edward Lloyd, Dem.
Worchester-Littleton p. Frank
lin, Dem.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
There are 81 members in the
House Of Delegates, &C of whom are
regular Democrats and IS opposition.
Allegany-J. B. Oder, J. McEfahon
McKaig and Patrick Carroll, Dem !;
and William Brace, Rep.
Anne Arundle-George w. Nut
well, William Snowden and Samuel
6. Acton, Dem.
Baltimore City-First District
Thomas McCosker, Aug. Berkemier;
Alfred P. Burt, Robert w. Hayes,
Fetter S. Hoblitzell and S. Sands
Mills, Dem.
Second District-Thomas P. Ker-
nan, Eugene Higgins, John F. Wi
ley, Isidor Rayner, J. Thos. Scharf
and w. Campbell Hamilton, Dem.
Third District-John G.. Mitchell,
John S. Campbell, Bernard l.. Harig,
John L. Matthews, Henry Sanders,
and Asa H. Smith, Dem.
Baltimore County-Wilsott Town
send, George II. Williams, Andrew
Banks, John 1 Yellott, J. Wolff Bur-
ton and Malcolm H. Johnson, Dem.
Calvert-Dr. J. C. Parker and II.
B. Jones, Dem.
Carroll-Frank Brown, T. Her.
bert Shriver, Robert Sellman, Jr.,
and Frank r. Newbelle, Dem.
Cecil-Wm. N. Knight, James
Turner and Jas. Tombstone, Dem.
Charles-Samuel Cox, Jr., Demo.
crat, and VIM. Dec. Mitchell, Rep.
Caroline-James Massey and Chas.
H. Todd, Opposition.
Dorchester-Samuel M. Travers,
Joseph H. johnson and DR.. Isaac
II. Houston, Dem.
Frederick-Wm. H. Kinks, Chris.
M. Riggs, Lot Hartstock, VIM. J..
Lieb and Peter Lugenbeel, Reps.
Garrett-George w. Wilson and
George w. Blocher, Republicans.
Harford-Wm. G.. Scott, DIR. Silas
Scarboro and Murray Vandiver, D.
Howard-John S. Tracey and H.
H. Tyson, Dem.
Kent-George w. Spencer and G..
H. Thompson, Dem.
Montgcmery-Montgomery Blair,
VIM. M. Candy and Howard Grif-
fifth, Dem.
Prince George's-Geo. G. Merrick,
j. Alfred Osborn and Francis M.
Hall, Republican and Fusion.)
Queen Anne's-R. b. Carmichael,
Jr., and DR.. J. H. W. G. Wheedon,
Democrats,
Somerset--William II. Roach and
George Il. Rowe, Democrats, and
Elisha j. Gunby, Republican.
st. Mary's-Joseph III. Key, Dem.
ocrat, and Asa A. Lawrence, Rep.
Talbot-Edmund l.. F. Hardcastle
and Philip Francis Thomas, Dem.
Washington-Joseph Harrison and
Nathaniel Fiery, Democrats Joseph
H. Farrow and DR.. VIM. H. Per-
kins, Republicans.
Wicomico-Thomas J, Turpin and
Samuel III. Fooks, Dem.
Worcester-Samuel X. Dennis and
William Sydney Wilson, Dem.
SHERIFFS.
The following are the Sheriffs elect
of the several counties:
Allegany-Edward Manly. Dem.
Anne Arundle-Jno. B. Wells, d.
Baltimore city-P. M. SnoWden,
Dem.
Baltimore county-Samuel w.
Worthington, Dem.
Calvert Sterling Smith, Dem.
Caroline-Jonathan Evitts, Opp.
Carroll-Peter Woods, Dem.
Cecil-Wm. T. Boulder, Dem.
Charles-Geo. 1. Chappelear, Rep.
Dorchester-Pollard S. Collins, In.
dependent.
Frederick-Wm. Richardson, Rep
Garrett-Thos. Coddington, Rep.
Harford-Henry G. johnson, Dem
Howard-Joseph Hunt, Dem.
Kent-Charles H. Davis, Dem.
Montgomery. Ambrose Glenn
ents, Dem.
Prince George's-J. n. w. Wilson
Reform and fusion.
Queen Anne's-T. B. Turner, Dem
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