The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-10-14
Carroll County Democratie Iudicial Con.

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| The Carroll County Democratic Convention
| to nominate delegates TO the Fifth Judicial
District Convention, was held In this CITY or
Monday last, and was called to order by
Richard Manning, Chairman of the County
Central Committee. Temporary organization
was effected with Capt. VIM P. Anderson as
president, and Charles E. Lauver and J. P.
Baltozer secretaries. The following com
mittee on credentials, permanent organization
and rules was named by the district delega.
tons First district, DIR. H. H. Fouke; sec.
ond, DIR. VIM. N. Martin; third, Samuel
Cover; fourth, Charles E. Lauver; fifth, Brice
Shipley; sixth, DIR. John F. B. Weaver; sew
enth, James A. c. Bond; eighth, VIM. Arma.
cost; ninth, DIR. r. o. d. Warfeld; tenth, Jas.
w. White, eleventh, Joseph A. Waesche;
twelfth, Mordecai V. Gosnell
| The committee reported credentials correct;
that the rules of the last House of Delegates
govern the convention; that each delegation
select a chairman, who shall deposit the bal.
| lots of the delegation; and that the permanent
officers be E. w. Leeds, president; Hiram
Davis and James H. Koontz, ce-presidents;
Charles E. Lauver and ]. P. Baltozer, secre-
taries. James A. G. Bond, representing a
minority, objected to the report in its entirety,
except as to credentials, and spoke at length
thereon. DIR. VIM. N. Martin supported the
majority report, and moved its adoption, which
was carried.
Nominations for delegates was next in or
der, when the following were put in nomina-
ton DIR. VIM. n. Martin, James W. White,
Charles E. Fink, R. B. Norment and DR..
John F. B. Weaver. No other nominations
being made balloting was proceeded with.
| Those in nomination received 80 votes to II
blank votes, and were declared the choice of
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passed, instructing the delegates to use all
honorable means to secure the nomination of
d. N. Henning for associate Judge Ad-
journed.
Following is list of delegates
1st district-Upton Harner, Hezekiah Hahn,
J. V. Eckenrode, DR.. II. H. Fouke, George
Weant.
End district-Dr. VIM N. Martin, James
H. Myers, Harry Weaver, John II. Jordan,
d. A. c. Webster.
3rd district-Samuel Cover, VIM. G. Ware
hime, j. Henry Knipple, Cyrus Feezer, Geo.
l.. Little.
4th district-Henry Drexler, Charles E.
Lauver, James Slaysman, Thomas H. Spen-
Ger, John w. Barrick.
9Th district-John T. Pearce, o. P. Buck
ingham, ]. A. Albaugh, Brice Shipley, Trus-
ten Polk.
9Th district. P. Baltozer, John w. Ira
cy, DR.. John F. B. Weaver, John C. Crum-
rine, Christian F. Hunt.
It'll district-James A. c. Bond, Airhart
Winters, VIM. John Beggs, VIM. j. More
lock, DR.. James P. Summers.
9Th district-Jos. A. Abbott, DR.. R. c.
Wells, Peter Buchanan, Michael Walsh, VIM.
FL. Armacost
9th district-Dr. r. o. D. Warfeld, B. F.
Selby, Augustus Brown, VIM. P. Anderson,
Lewis Koontz.
10th district-James W. White, James H.
Rooms, Isaac Trimmer, John H. Difendal,
Isaiah Ham.
18th district-John W. Myers, Joseph A.
Waesche, p J. Bennett, Beniah Bowersox,
James F. Lambert.
18th district-E. W. Leeds, George Love,
George Ogle, Hiram Davis, NJ. V. Gosnell.