National Republican., 1880-04-21
Democratic District Delegates.


Primary meetings wore held In tho various
Legislative districts last evening 10 elect dole
gates TO tho general Dpmocrntic convention.
which will meet on the 2Sth inst. TO choose
two delegates to represent tho District in the
Democratic National convention. The follow.
lug shows the results of the primaries:
First District-Deleaatcs, J. d. Stevenson,
w. II .Roso and w. T. Martin.
Second DistHct-Dclegales, j. p. Klinsle
and u. w. Swnrto.
Third District-Tho meeting of the third
district was held 10 the town hall, on High
street. near Second. Forty odd individuals as.
sombled in response 10 tho call. Everything
passed OF smoothly. The election resulted az
follows.
Delcgatos-Jamcs II. Rdgway, Thomas L.
Croplcy, J. j. Cook alternatcs F.. A. ShckclI,
d. h. Robinson, IL. @. Divine. Some discus
sion arose as to whether the delegates should
receive instruction for whom to cast thoir
votes, but II was finally decided that the dele
gates might uso their own discretion. 1t was
suggested that tho chosen trio meet the dele
gates OF the fourth district some time prior to
the convention, and such was determined
The Fourth district Democratic meeting to
elect delegates was held at tho residence OF
Mr.. john w. Gross, No. 42 High street, sIr
James w, Goddard In the chair with J. VIII
liam Ridgoway as secretary. Between fifty
and sixty people wero present. Tho meeting
confined itself strictly to business aud was
very orderly. The nominations of Mr.. John
w. Gross, William d. Cussin aud J. William
Ridgeway were niadn which soon resulted in
their election. No alteInatcs wore elected.
Fifth District-1hc meeting organized with
Andrew Carroll president aud $. A. safford,
jr, secretary aud elected the following dele
gatos: Bernard KilmUrtin, X. a. Waters aud
William O'Noln.
Sixth DistrIot--Dclegates DR.. Baldwin, A.
a. Wilson and Morris G. Sou,sa.
Seventh Di5triCt--Delegates, w. p. Bell, r.
]. Luttrell and G. D. Towlcs. Instructed TO
favor the lwo-,hrds ruu.
Eighth Distriot-Delegate7, James Nolan,
Eugene Mccarthy and ID. W. StoGkstill.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures, William Dick
son, George w. Diver aud James W. Bul kcr.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures, Wash. Nnlur,
John L. Euuis and Charles q. Godfrey.
Eleventh Distlicl- Delegates, Thomas q.
knlblus, j. Harrison johnson aud Benjamin
+. Lloyd.
Twelfth Distriot-The meeting in this dis
triCt was called to order by Mr. i. II Finley,
after which 3lr. John w. Donohue was chosen
chairman and L. ". Lsrner secretary. Mr..
Dennis O'Noll offered u resolution providing
for u permanent organization, which was
adopted, and the election Of delegates was
then proceeded with, tho following being
chosen: Dennis O'Neill, Robert Callahan and
Adam Koch.
Thirteenth Dstrlol-Dclegatcs, Franklin
| Barrett, Dorsey Clascit ana C. j. Stewart.
AltOrnatcs, John l.. Harmon, u. r, Cuombs
aud W. j.. Towers.
| FUuri ocnth Observation-Disclosures, Edward Du-
bant George Slrdo and Bnnismin Whitney.
! Fifteenth DistIict--Dclegltcs, Robert Ball,
| William Hussoy and Patrick Brick
SiXtoonth Observation-Disclosures, John A.
Hurley, Jamos hughes and Bninbridgc II.
| Webb.
Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures, Jackson
Yates Thomas Kelly and Dr. ~. II. Wright.
Eighteenth Observation-Disclosures George A.
Shecllell, Samuel Pumphroy aud Robert V.
Goldman.
Nineteenth District--John Hogan, chair
man; John l.. Burns sooretaryi John Hogan,
Dcnnis Conuoll aud J. NJ. Johnson, delegates
james Bennett Houry Alilior aud james
Nallcy. altonatcs. Tho delegates were in.
s'ructod for Johu l.. Norris aud William
! Dickson.
Twentieth District-C. E, Bond, chairman;
Duncan S. Walker, secretary J. Z. Himmer.
man, w. II, AIaSuunis aud Alexander Dodge,
! delegates
Twcrty-frst District Delegates, V. Conuor,
Joseph Arnold and L. r. Morgan.
| Twcnty-socond Distrct-Dclcgatos n. G.
Saudcrson, Charles Bell aud Edward Cox.