The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-11-08
THE LEGIsLArURE.


turn republican Senators. Five republicans
hold over, which will make that party $
strength in the Senate Z. The democratic
Senators holding over were 7. Twelve new
Senators are democrats, which will make the
pariy'S strength 10, which is gain OF for
the democrats, the party divisions at the last
session being democrats Is, opposition g.
In the House of Delegates, the republicans
have Allegany A. Charles |, Dorchester 2,
Frederick 8, Garrett 2, Washington 2, total
10, with St. Mary's 2, and two doubtful in
Washington. Total lS In the last House
the democrats were Go and the opposition II.
The list of Senators and Delegates is rs fol.
lows;
Allegany County-John S. Combs, rep.
Caroline-Thomas i. Gary, rep.
Cecil-John NJ. Miller.
Charles--F. NJ. Lancaster, rep.
Observation-Disclosures Sulivane.
Garrett-Balthase Weliley, rep
Harford-Herman Stump.
Montgomery-George Peter.
Prince George s-Wm. b. Hill, rep.
St. Marys-Robt. c. Combs.
Talbot-Edward Lloyd
Worcester Iittleion =. Franklin.
Note. Democrats I, republicans 5.
SEwLY-ELEcTED SENATORS.
Anne Arundel--Dr. George Wells.
Baltimore City--John ii. Cooper, VIM. A.
Fisher, VIM. ii. BiRns.
Baltimore County-George II. Williams.
Calvert-John T. Bond,
Carroll-Henry Vanderlord.
observation-disclosures H. Steiner, rep.
Howard-Arthur z. German.
Rent-William 7. Hepbron.
Queen Anne's-Wm. r. p. Turpin.
Somerset-Robert +. Brattan.
Washington--Joseph ii. Farrow, rep
Wicomico-J. Augustus Parsons.
house oF DELEGATES
Allegany County,. j. Bruce, b. l.. Tur.
ner, Reuben Anthony, ID. b. Shearer, reps.
Anre Arundel-Miehael Bannon, john f.
Williams, W. +. Owens.
Baltimore City,, Thomas j. McCosker,
Henry Cashmyer, Chas. X. Hamilton, Eu.
gene A. Early, Jesse n. Bowen, Levin Ii.
Morris.
2, George Rinehart, Daniel Murray, Mar.
tin Limerick, Jas A. l.. Mcclure, Thos. G.
Hayes, w. Campbell Hamilton.
s, Edward 0'Mahony. John s. Campbell,
NJ. W. Donayin, L. W. Albnugh, A. A. Rose,
VIM. A. Boyd.
Baltimore county-John C. Sullivan, II.
Clay Ridgely, Christopher G.. Slade, j. Ed.
ward Ward, Benz F. Foard, Oregon II,
Benson.
Calvert Wallace 0wings, George II. Jones.
Caroline-Thomas +. Cox, Vim. Massey.
Carroll-Wiliam L. Smith, T. Herbert
Shriver, Benjamin F. Grouse, Robert Sell
man, Jr.
Cecil-Joseph IL. Steele, Hiram McCul
Tough, james NJ Tombstone.
Charles-A. G. Chapman, dem, Sydney
L. Mudd, rep.
Dorchester benjamin L. Smith, dem, +.
Newton, rep, W. 5. Smith, rep.
Observation-Disclosures l.. Wilson, Geo W.
Remsburg, Christopher NJ. Riggs, Edward
Bernard, William l.. Cutler, reps.
Garrett-Austin Speicher, q. W. Wilson,
Harford-James b. Preston, William G.
Scott, Murray Nandiyer
Howard-isobert A. Dobbin, John T.
Harley.
Kent-Wm. II. Ford, Thos. A. Hume.
Montgomery-Wm. Grady, Thos. j. Owens
George &. Patterson.
Prince George -Joseph X Roberts, Jr.
DR.. Wilton Snowden, Frank 4. Browning.
Queen Anne's-James II. Sudler, Wm
Henry Legg.
Somersei-Doubtfnl.
St. Mary's-Frank N. Holmes, Jno. N
Graves, reps.
Talbot. Marion wooters, Jas. NJ. Lowe
Washingion--Dr. ]. +. Holmes, Dr.. J
Mcpherson Scott, reps, and two in doubt.
Wieomieo--Jns. X. Willing, Jas. G. Little
ton.
woreesier--Ed. White, Thos. p. Townsend
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The total number Of votes cast in Baltimor,
county for Governor was 1922, OF which
Hamilton received 6, 7T6 aud Gary 4, 1856; ma
jority for Hamilton 2,6i0. The ticket elected
Tuesday in Baltimore county Is as follows =
State Senator, George II. Williams; HonsD
OF Delegates, John q. Sullivan, Henry G
Ridgely, Christopher g. slade, James 4
Ward, Benz. F. Foard, Oregon r. Benson
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, Vim. NJ. Isaac
Register OF Wills, VIM. H. Roller; State 4
Attorney, David G.. Mcintosh; Sheriff, VIM
A. Slade.
Ia some ofihe districts the taxpayers tick
et received several votes, but the number viii
not reach so. IN the second precinct Of thu
first district Mr.. Henry NJ. Murray, taxpayers
candidate for the Legislature, received Il
votes, being the largest number received il
any one district for the taxpayers.
fREpEaicE COUNTY.
The result, as far as can be estimated, give
Gary, rep, Q II mai. in Frederick county; Fear
bake, dem, for clerk Of circuit court 107 mai
Perry, rep, for register Of wills 1856 majority
Hartsock, rep, for sheriff 100 mali Steiner
rep, for State Senator 1911 mai; Molter, rep.
for State, attorney, about LEO mai. Il !