Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-05
The DcnOcr0tic COHHfU COUeH.
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81 'uc committee Ior 'n,s county ''l'
n"oy "S'['ou''u :" 'Ue C"uFl house ol
",,lay la,t anu was c''.ea 10 oficr ny
! y, OoA ~ q tne county committce'
Nr. lhomaS IL. haley was called to tne
chaif ana Messfs u. :. rage and >.
sam. urucr appointed secretaries The
attendance, though not as large as usnal
was quite full, all Of the districts being
rcpres,ntcd. The roll call Of delegate,
wa. prornedcd with Whom tbc i,.ua
Of Mr. Vyi,r Brent was called rs del-
crate fro,a the first diStric, tiat Gentle
nan stared fbat Lis nqmc was tb,rs
without lis Authorize o.. c,n..nt a,tbo
had nurnoso'v ,,bso,.nl himself fran, I'M.
rrin'arias an Saturday and All NAT uro.
pose to rarticinata in the nroooc3iuds Of
HE Conr4l,tion IL asnn.b "a l. ail ~.
intend to be bound by its action rcgari >
/ ing the office Of judge as non political
he desired 20 hold-hmsclf free to vote
Tor any candidate be might select wheth-
en- the individual was Democrat or
Rcpubhcan. or the nominee of either
party he therefore requested that his
name be droppcd from the list of dele
rates. which was accordingly done. Az
ter tie roll call. authority Vas given to
each delegation present to cast the full
vote Of the district
Pending a motion to 20 into the cleo
ton Of four delegates to attend the judi
clal Convention to assemble at Marlboro
on the 5rd INST Mr.. Marshall Chap
man ohereG [eSo'u' 70" occurring ~
substance 'u'I inc D9'"oo'aeJ vi 'o'H-
county, c'l'e' ''',''"S S'', : "00''N - !"
'ae PROPHECY u "o' a. ~ P''''
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70 use '"c'' cN[' ''' ", " - ~ a., ;'
Journ'n'n' q 'uo -l'''''I , Vo''t ' g''''o,l
70 So'',9 u'S ''' ''''l ~ e. '''I e.'
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e''av 81 1'l''0 H.
resolutions 10 he convention tLara nro.
testina aoaiust nominations beino nialo
by that body. Mr.. Townlv Robev pro-
tcst4d earnestly ,ra;nst II : y;sbv-yashv
conrs. II ,r3s inst su.h timiditv and
b,lt;ng no},cy which over since the war
L.I c9ns.d dcfcat after defeat to tie
Democracy The Democracy of the
county and district had nothing to cain
by such a course as proposed ; the black
VITO was roino ia be solid ANYHOW. in
whatever direction the Republican lead
crs pointed out, and conscientious men
would vote for those they deemed best
qualified whether nominated or not. He
was for a bold and aggressive campaign.
for 4 regular nomination, had no choice
~ 70 persons other than those who might
be- named by the convention and would
s,nnort them. whoever they might be.
bosrt and soal. These bold sentiments
Of Mr. Robey. uttered with great deal
of earnestness and force. we're received
with much applause. Mr.. j. Samuel
Tnrncr then moved as a substitute that
fine delaqates be upinstructed. except to
do all they can to promote the welfare
and success Of the Democratic partv.-
This substitute was then adopted Nom
I nations beng then in order Mr. S. n
/ CIV n,med as delegates VIM Roswel
H.. rrrnor II NJ Cov and n
p P9nn1I H. Poe,-.ll ,,loo1a1 rro
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