The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

MEETING OF THE COUNTY COMMITTEE
In response to the call of Chairman McMul-
lin, majority of the members of the Demo-
cratic County Committee met in the Grand
jury room at the Court House on last Mon
day at l O'Clock, p. NJ, and after being called
to order AIessrs. T. s. Fleming, of Gallitzin
borough, and J. j. Thomas, of Carroll town.
ship, were on motion, chosen Secretaries.
The list of delegates by districts was then
called, with the following result:
VIM. H MeNIullen, Chairman.
Adams-Not represented.
AIlegheny-Frank Little.
Barr-Henry !. Hopple.
Cambria Bor.-jOs. Roth Csub.) 1st ward; John
Cambria Twp.-David Shinkle.
Carroll-Jas. 7. Thomas.
Carrolltown-Joseph Behe.
Chest Springs-FTank Cramer.
Chest-1ohn g. Gin.
CiearfeId-E r. Dunegan (sub.)
Conemaugh Bor.-1st ward, not represented; I'd
ward, Richard , Jones SUBJ .lo,-..ov.,,
Coopersdale-Not represented
Croyle-Not represented,
- Deau-Not represented.
East Couemaugh-I. J. Craig (sub.)
Ebens5urg Fergus Lloyd, East ward Thomas
EIder-Anselm Weakland.
Frankliu-Not represented.
CrailftZn Bort. \. Fleming.
Ciallitzin Twp.-Wm. J. Dawson.
.JacKson-Not represented.
.IohnstoTn-Henry Rabb (sub) 1st ward Adam
Heubner, 4th ward. Other wards not represented.
Lo7etto-F d. Saupp Subj
MiIlville-Ist ward. Andrew MulherOn; I'd ward,
not represented.
Munster-Philip !. Sanders.
Portage-Not represented
Prospect-Hugh McMonigle.
Reade-NOt represented.
RiehIand-Not represented.
Stonycreek-JcthTo Oldham
Summerhill-Not represented
SSummitvilc-JacOb Warner
Susquehanna-Jos. A. Gray (sub.)
Taylor-Jas. b. Clark.
Tunnelhill-Not represented
Observation-Disclosures Bradley.
White-NOt represented.
Milmore-Not represented.
WoOdvale-Not represented.
Lower Yoder-TacSson st. Clair.
Upper YOder-NOt represented.
Mr.. Fleming moved that the Committee
proceed to the adoption of the necessary rules
and regulations for putting the Crawford
county system into effect, and the motion
/ was seconded, whereupOn somewhat ami
mated discussion enSued, Mr.. Fleming advO
/ eating in a neat little speech the adoption of
I the resolution, while Messrs. Connolly, Clark
and Oldham with equal vehemence urged its
rejection. This continued for time. when
Mr.. Connolly finally brought matters to
crisis by moving that the resolution of Mr.
Fleming, which meantime had been put IN
writing, be laid on the table. This motion
Z was promptly seconded, and on vote being
/ taken il was carried by a decided majority.
7 The yeas and nays were called for, however
. but as twenty-Oue members of the Committed
. put themselves on record in favor of the mo
ton, while only twelve, to wit Messrs. Brad
. lev, Dunegan, Dishart, Dawson, Fleming
. Jones, Lloyd, Little, Plunkett, Shinkle, San
ders and Warner, voted against it, the thing
. went through with flying eolO-s and the
Crawford county system was knocked int
. cooked hat" so to speak. Mr.. COnnelll
/ then moved that the system heretofore in ust
I at primary elections be continued. and tht
notion was adopted. Having attained tn
height of their ambition, a member of th'
majority thereupOn moved to adjourn, th'
motion was carried, and the meeting came t
an end.