The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-23

Resolve, That we affirm the platform of
principles, as adopted by the State Demo-
cratic Convention, and heartily endorse the
nomination of Daniel o. Barr, Of Allegheny
county for State Treasurer, ,pledging ourselves
to give him our cordial and united support.
Second, That the Republican party, by
their disregard of the will of the people in
placing fraud in the Presidential chairand
by sustaining him in his endeavors to con-
tnue the use of bayonets, in lieu of ballots,
in Congressional elections, has forfeited all
claims upon the people for their confidence
and support.
Third, That in our member of Congress,
Hon. Robert Klotz, we recognize a faithful
representative of the people, and we COM
mend him in his efforts to restore the free
dom of elections and the emancipation Of the
people from the rule of bayonets and o. S.
marshals, employed in the interests of cor
ruption and election frauds.
Fourth, ThatSour Senator, Hon. Allen
Craig, and our Representatives, Hons. j. 6.
Zern and Michael Cassidy, by their stead
fast opposition to corruption, and their de-
votion to the interests of the people, are en-
titled to our unbounded confidence and
esteem.
These resolutions were adopted without a
desenting voice, and amidst the most en-
thusiastc applause.
The meeting now proceeded to fix a time
for holding Delegate Elections, and the Co.
Convention. In obedience to the wish ex-
pressed by Mr.. Geo. Esser, as the sentiment
of the several candidates before the Conven-
ton, the Delegate Elections were fixed for
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3Oth, and the Coun-
ty Convention for MONDAY, SEPT. LIST.
The apportonment of delegates to the
respective Election Districts are - Auden-
ried, 2; Beaver Meadow, 2; East Penn, 2 !;
East Mauch Chunk, 2; Franklin, 5 +; North
Kidder, 2; South Kidder, 2 Lanslord, 2
Lausanne, 2; Lehigh, 2; Lehighton, A;
Lower Towamensing, 8; Mahoning, 2;
Mauch Chunk-lst Ward 8, I'd Ward 2 !;
Nesquehoning, q Packer, q Pacierton, 2 (;
Parryville, .; Penn Forest, 2; Summit Hill,
3 Towamensing, 8; Weatherly, 8; Weiss
port, 2.
The following Judges and Inspectors of
Elections were then appointed;
AUDENRIED-George Baus, Judge: James
Glare, Michael Ruddy, Inspectors,
BEAVER MEADow-J. j. Gallagher, Judge :
Step. Smith, Pat, Gallagher, Inspectors.
EAST PENN-Josiah Andreas, Judge; Chas.
q. Rehrig, Isaac Glnter, Inspectors.
! EAST MAUCH CHUNK-Jac, Wallace, Judge;
Max SchweiDinz, q. f. Miller, Inspectors.
FRANKLTN-H. p. Levan, Judge; George
Enzien, John Raber, Inspectors.
KIDDER, North-ThOs. A. Richard, Judge
ID. G. McLoud, NJ. NJ. Smith, inspectors.
| KIDDEU, SOuth--W. ii. RRuch, Judge A. J.
Brodhead, Franz Wernett Inspectors.
LANsFoRO-DennisG Gallagher, Judge; Peter
McHugh, Philip PortZ, Inspectors.
LAUsANNg-James Smith, Judge; Charles
McNulty, Henry Gull, Inspectors.
LEHIGH-lohn Heiney, Judge; Jas. Cannon,
Jacob Petry, Inspectors.
| LEHIoHToN-Clinton Bretuey, Judge Chas.
A. Beck, Owen Rehrig, Inspectors.
LowE9 TowAMENsINe1John Craig, Judge
Philip Pau, Oliver Bots, inspectors;
| MAHoNINo--J. A. Arner, Judge; Thomas
Horn, Dhas. IL. Seidle, Inspectors.
MAuCH CHUNK, list Ward w. W. Scott,
Judge; Eli Scnsnger, Samuel Behler,
Inspectors. 2nd Wari--Henry Fisher,
Judge; Dennis Magee, James Tudor, In.
spectOrs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Reilly, Judge; Jauot
Buss, Michael Carraghan, Inspectors,
PACKER-D. X. Keller, Judge ID. ID. Ger
hart, r.. W. Steward, Inspectors.
PACRERToN-M. l.. johnson, Judge; VIM.
Frederick, Thos. Stocker, Insp ctors.
PENN FoREsT-Jos Koch, Iudgei Lev
| PARRYvlLLE-O. q. Rarp, Judge; l.. +. Ra'
maley, Frank L. boyer, Inspectors.
SUMMIT HILL--Sam. Rickert, Judge, Thos
O'Gorman, Peter Dawson, Inspectors.
TowAMENslNG-Na,han Stemler, Judge p
Jones, Geo. Heydt, Inspectors.
! WEATHERLY-John Streeter, Judget Mich
Uronin, NJ. Mcdonnell, Inspectors.
| WEIssPoRT-Ios. Feist, Judge, w, Schrei
Der, Samuel Welsh, Inspectors.
Tho c,llovino raaolutio,, ,vos than oOaraf
and unanimously passed;
Resolved That the County Committe or
ganize Democratic Clubs in their respective
townships, and recommend the said clubs t
appoint township committee of five TO fur
ther the local interests Of the party.
A new County Committee was then ap
pointed, as followsi
Audenrled@Charles Butler, Chas, ]. Muir
ray, John Arnold.
Beaver Meadow. ]. Gallagher, DAME
Bislin, Hugh Gallagher.
East Penn-Jos. AppenEeller, Aug. Sussa
man, Reuben Rehrig.
T.. Mauch Chunk-C. T.. Miller, Max SehWel
binz, Thos. =. Ross.
| Frankln-l. u. BagenstOse, Edwin Sensing
er, Hiram z, Leyan.
Kidder, North--T A. Richmond, Con. Hof
man, Elias Hough.
Kid er, South - WIN. II. Rauch, Amo
Meckes, Jos Helmbaeh.
Lanstord-James McGinty, Jac Albertson
James Gallagher,
Lausanne-James smith, VIM. Kennedy
Lehlgh-Chas McGm, John Heiney, JOhr
Fritz.
, LehIghtOn-John S. LentE, Daniel Graver
]. +. Smith.
L. Towamensing--Adam Merkham, Alfe,
, Meendsen, John Stroll.
Mahoning-P. d. Keiser, Chas. LentE, J
Hoffman.
Mauch Chunk, lst ward-J S. Kelser, Wal
ter Conway, Sr., X. NJ, Broadhead,
= Mauch Chunk, I'd Ward-Louis Engle, Gee
Eickhoff. Hugh Dickson.
, NesquehOning - Francis CLARK, Owen Nc
, Garragha Michael Cassidy.
Paeker--JOnas l.. Hontz, o. X. Keller, ]. {
Bitner
Paekerun-nanlel Krock, W. F. Brodhead
John L. Semmel.
Penn Furest-Leyi Keuhner, Charles Smitl
Philip SehOch.
Parryyilie-wm. ROmig, VIM. Bamford, {
Summit till-James Sweeney, Sol. Kicker
j. =. McHugh.
), ToWamenslng--Nathan Stemlsr, Peter Jone
p weatGsriy- j. P. Williams, NJ. @. oroniI
;, A. h. HOteckeT.
W,issport-Jno. Graver, Oscar Arner, O. "
Lentz.
r A motion was made and carried, that th
= new County Committee meet in the for,
, hoon on Monday, Sept LIST, for organization
n and that the present committee and chai
man act in their respective capacities unit
n that time.
e The greatest harmony and unanimii
peTvaded the meeting from beginning to en