Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-28
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The Political Field.


PRIMARIES IN THE SIXTH MARYLAND
DISTRICT
The republican primaries for the election of dole
gates to the Frederick county convention, which
meets next Saturday to choose representatives TO
the Judicial and congressional conventions in Sep
tember were held in the twenty districts OF Fred
erick county Saturday. At the meeting at Freder-
lex committee was chosen to select TWENTY-FIVE
delegates to the county convention. A resolution
1nd0rsing Hon. Milton @. Urner for denomination
was tabled amid considerable confusion. The
meeting then adjourned, and another meeting was
hela by the supporters OF the Urner resolution, at
which twenty-five delegates to the county conyen-
ton were chosen and the Urner resolution was
adopted. This will give rise TO a contest at the
convention on Saturday. The apparent hostility
TO Mr.. Urner is due to the belief that he is the
strongest candidate who can be presented for the
JudgeShip and thus they desire him to run for that
position. The delegates TO be selected Will be fay-
orable to the nomination OF Mr.. John c. Motter,
states attorney OF Frederick county, for Congress-
ana Hon. NJ. @. Urner for the judgeShip. EmmittS-
burg district will also favor the same. Middetown
district fayorS Mr. Urner for Congress. jefferson
district also faVorS Mr.. Urner for Congress. Mr..
Urner on being informed OF the result OF the pri-
mary meeting. said on Saturday, 81 do not desire
the nomination for either position. congressional
or judicial but If the party should think it desira-
bic for me to have the nomination for either /
would prefer that for Congress, and as my present
term I'm Congress does not expire until the 4th of
next March could not accept the nomination for
Judge" The primaries at Rockville, Montgomery
county, on saturday, were regarded as favorable
TO MI. urner. The seventh or Bethesda district
instructed inst its delegates TO support Hayward NJ.
Hutchinson.
SENATOR MALONE AND THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS
Mr.. John w. Wolff, leading Virginia repubIi-
can, and late postmaster at Fredericksburg, has
just returned from a stumping tour with Con-
greSSmen DaZendorf, in the second congressional
district He says Dezendorf will get IS per cent OF
the republican vote, which Will elect him by a
handsome majority. He also says the Straightout
republicans Will run candidate for Congress In
nearly every district OF the state, and that gem
eral fire Will be opened on Gen MahOne's front by
wi M l.n no ON
the cause OF which Malone is the leader, but upon
him individually. Mr.. Woltz further says that ne
proposes TO show Malone up In a few days by
written proofs, and unless he is mistaken the
PRESIDENT VIII be convinced that he has been
cheated ca, and imposed upon by the man who owes
all Ne Is 10 republican support
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Geo. L. Garrison was nominated for Congress
Saturday by the democrats OF the 81 Virginia
district, and William II. Hire by the greenbackers
of the 2l Louisiana district
NOTES.
The executive committee OF the Maine indepen-
dent republicans have decided to establish party
organ at once, to be published in Portland.
StilSon HutchinS has been invited by the execu-
tive committee OF the New Hampshire state COM
mittee to preside at the state democratic conyen-
ton September 18th.
Gov CORNELL HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED
In regard to the statements he has made about
the origin of the Goud-Conkling opposition to his
denomination, and the counter charges by which
Gould and his organs have endeayored to obscure
the real issue or the ante-convention contest In
the ranks OF the republican party. The Governor
says: 81 believe still had 1 been plant to the
wishes OF Messrs. Gould and Conkling In the
matter or the elevated tax bill, / should have IL
not their support, at least not their Opposition
These men have marked me for deStruc-
tlon, not because OF any mistake or wrong, but
because have dared to follow my convictions or
right against their Will" In regard to his alleged
completely In "blind pool" Gov. Cornell SAYS:
mot dollar OF money was paid nor share of
STOCK purchased, as Mr.. Gould well knows" The
charge OF uriclery or double-dealIng in regard to
district telegraph stock Is met by Gov Cornell by
the assertion: Nor can any one truthfully say
ever advised him to buy American District or any
other stock when was myself selling"