Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
COUNTY CONVENTION.
1T NoMINArEs A FULL TICKET.
Abraham Collins fOS State Ssnaror--Tfe
Delegates to the State Convention
ElImaker for Jury Commissioner.

Ellmaker for Jury Commissioners.
The Democratic district and county
conventions met in Lancaster to-
day, and nominated a full ticket
OF county officers, besides electing
delegates to the state convention.
Mr.. Abram Collins was named for senator
in the upper district, and for jury commits
siOner, over which nomination there was
the most interest excited, VIM. Ellmaker,
of New Holland, who was second highest
candidate in 1879, was nominated on first
ballot. Below will be found the proceed
ings in detail q:
The City Convention.
The delegates from the city were called
to order in one of the rooms on the lower
floor by VIM. II. Roland, esq. George
Darmstetter was called to thu chair and
John A. Coyle and Philip Bernard were
chosen secretaries. The roll was called,
and after few substitutions had been
made stood as follows
First Ward-William Shultz, Theodore
Trout, Samuel Slaugh, James McElhone,
Allen Pyle.
Second Ward-Levi Bart!e, Philip
Bernard, Edwin H. Bartle, James
H. AcuuCIy, hcOkus
Third Ward-JOhn A. COylc, 3. F.
Davis, John F. Deichier, Chas. Effinger,
Il. Frank Leman.
Fourth Ward-H. Brinkman, d. w.
Dietrich. l.. Falk, Henry Wilhelm, John
Ochs.
Fifth Ward-O. b. Shertzer, Peter Ala
bach, NJ. NJ. SOurbecr, John s. Beck, JOS
Kautz.
Sixth Ward-Wm. johnson, John
Riley, John B. Sener, George Prentiss,
Charles F. Bethel. jr.
Seventh Ward-Bernard Kuhllnan, Geo.
Darmstetter, Davis Kitch, Adam J. Sauer,
Fred. Arnold.
Eighth Ward-Jacob Burke. John A.
Frailey, A. F. Offender, J. J. Hartley,
John A. Bradel.
Ninth Ward-John McKillips, Harry
Miley, Jacob Pontz, J. A. Metzger, Chas.
E. Broome.
Nominations for representative delegate
to the state convention being in order, tho
names Of Henry Wolf, James Il. Donnelly,
James P!ucker and Il. f. Davis were pre-
sented, but the latter gentleman stated
that he was no candidate and he was with
drawn.
MIR. Wolf received the votes of tie Sd,
4th, Ht,,, 7th, Sth and 9th wards: Mr..
Piucker of the 1st and 9th, and Mr.. Don
nelly of the I'd. The election of Mr.. Wolf
was thereupOn made unanimous and John
Ochs, Davis Kitch and Harry Miley were
appointed committee to notify him. Mr..
Wolf appeared before the convention, OK.
pressed thanks for the honor conferred,
and said lie hoped to so to Harrisburg to
Democrat.
H1,o k1,o,, oAi
Lower Representative Convention.
The delegates from the lower end as.
sembied in the room adjoining that occu-
pied by the city convention. Robert
Montgomery Was elected president and y.
f. Magee and w. F. McSparran were
chosen secretaries.
The list of delegates was called As fol-
lows:
Bart
Colerain--Milton Keylor. J. J. Gal
braith, Marian Harrar, Sam'l w. Swisher,
James NJ. Walker.
Drumore-E. NJ Stauffer, David Weld
Icy, Jas. G. McSparran, JOS. Carrigan,
E. p. Amber.
Eden-T. l.. Thompson, Robt. Mont
gomery, Geo. McIlhenny.
Fulton-W. Whitaker, S. Nj. McSpar-
ran, E. +. Woodward.
Lampetcr, E-W. II. Simons, John A.
Birkinbuil, j. 3. Martin, Daniel L. Erb,
o. d. Simmons.
Lampeter, W.. r. Dietrich, Abr.
Sides, Eph. Eckman, Chas. Velder, &. +.
Sides.
Lancaster -Sam'l W. Potts, S. II. Dun
lap, w. II. Stehman.
Leacock-R. N. Knox, VIM. Bender.
w. w. Busser, Jacob II. Rutter, Daniel
Diller.
Little Britain-B. s. Patterson, d. +.
Magee. Julius Ficge, J. 5. Patterson, DR..
J. W. Zell.
Indiantown-H. G. Dornhcim.
Millersvillc-,John Kautz, Fred. FeE-
stermacher, John Mussclman, Abr. Leon
ard, Daniel Smith, jr.
Martic-S. G. Stevenson, John Mon
tooth, David Creamcr, John K. Null,
Frank Brcneman.
Manor, New-John $. Mann, Henry
Young, Abram Young.
Paradise-George DiIler, Jno. + Le-
fever, Jacob Brua, G. Harsh, J. A. Irwin.
Pcquca-Geo. W. Sawvlle, John NJ.
Miller. A. A. Sullivan.
PrOvidence-A. L. Winters, G J. Hide |
brand, John Duffy, w. II. Brown, Il. F.
Worth.
Salisbury-Jacob Wise, Christian Ber- |
keyheiser, VIM. p. L;nvillc, Preston Crea- |
mer, Geo. Stern.
Sadsbury-H. l.. Townsend, Geo. S.
Boone, John NJ. Rutter, Isaac Albright, |
Joshua Brosius.
Strasburg Boro.-W. +. Clark, II. NJ |
Black, J. c. Beam, E. E. Harnisi,, Geo.
Z. Eager.
Strasburg twp.-W. j. Wentz, i. B
Myers, Ph. Miller. +. Clark. S. II. Wiker
Washington Upper-Geo. w. Roberts,
Henry Wertz, Aaron Kise.
Washington Lowsr-J. W. E:sc, Martin
Bitncr, VIM. Allison.
For representative delegates to the
state convention, J. Charles Beam, of
Strasburg, and Elias NJ. Stauffer, Of
Drumore, were chosen, and for Assembly
James NJ. Walker, esq. Of COlerain, and
Charles J. Rhodes, of Manor.
The convention then adjourned to meet
the city delegates in senatorial convention.
Lower Senatorial Convention.
The city and lower end delegates, com.
prising the 18th senatorial district. then
assembled for tho purpose of naming 4
senatorial delegate to the state convention.
Mr.. Darmstettcr, who had been chairman
of the city convention, nominated MIR. |
Montgomery, who had presided over the
lower end representative convention, for
chairman of the joint assemblage, and he
wa elected without dissent. The secre-
taries Of the former conventions were
chosen to act in tic same capacity for the
senatorial convention.
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