The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-01
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Ticket that will be Elected.

Pursuant to call the delegates from
the several districts in the county met
in convention in the court house Tues
day afternoon.
The meeting was called to order by
Cept. J. A. Hayden, chairman of the
State Central Committee for Garrett,
and on motion Hon. Geo. w. Wilson
was chosen temporary Chairman and
Fred. A. Thayer, Esq" temporary
Secretary.
On motion the following committee
on credentials and permanent organi-
zation was selected, each delegation
naming the member from their dis
trict:
No. l, Thomas McRobie; Mo. 2,
Lucien Frazee; No. 8, S. ]. Beachy
No. 4, j. S. Mckenzie No. 5, Eman-
uel Custer; No. 6. A. S. Sell; No. 7.
John Harmed; No. s, g. w. Wilson !;
No. 9, Richard Graham; No. 10, E.
G. Tillson No. IL, w. w. Broad
water.
After a short absence the commit
tee made the following report, which
was adopted:
The Committee on Credentials and
Permanent organization beg to report
that we find the following delegates
entitled to seats in this convention {:
District No. ii. q. Browning,
Thomas McRobie, John McFadden,
VIM. Junkins, Geo. S. Lee.
No. 2.--Ira E. Friend, Lucian Fra
zee, Samuel P. Lowdermllk, w. w.
Frazee, Samuel Kessler.
No. as. J. Beachy, Thomas H.
Bittinger. David burst, F. M. Green,
Thomas Wiley.
No. 4-Daniel Collins, j. S. Nc
Kenzie, G. E. Campbell, A.C. Duck
worth, Ohio Barnard.
No.5.-Geo. Griffith, Jacob Beckett,
Henry Kamp. Emanuel Custer, Fred
erick Kolh.
No. 6.-John T. Wilburn, Edward
Hoye. A. S. Sell. John Sines, Thos.
Cuppett.
No. 7.-Jno. Harmed, J. w. White,
J. o. Michael, S. Townshend, J. T.
Bowers.
No. S.-George w. Wilson. Thos.
X. Harvey, John w. Lee, A. c.
Combs, John T. Moon.
No. 9.-Aaron Wilhelm, Richard
Graham, Michael burst, Andrew
Blocher, Geo. w. Blocher.
No. 10.-E. G. Tillson, Daniel Will
son, w. H. Chadderton. J. w. Laugh
lin, J. G. Rodeheaver.
No. 11.-Joseph Inskeep, w. w.
Broadwater. Jehu Gregg, T. J. Broad
water, Eli Merrill.
The committee also recommended
that the convention be governed by
the rules of the last House of Dele
gates, that each district be entitled to
cast one vote, and that the majority
of the delegates cast the vote of the
district, that Mr.. E. G. Tillson be per.
manent chairman and Mr.. John
Harmed be permanent secretary.
On motion the convention proceed
ed to the selection of a county ticket
with the following result:
House of Delegates. H. Wheeler
Combs and DIR. A. F. Spiker.
Sheriff. ID. burst.
Judges of the Orphans Court. d.
H. Friend, David Michaels and Nath-
an Casteel.
County Commissioners
Jacobs, George E. Bishoff and Daniel
| Wilson.
States Attorney.-W. P. Town
shend.
Surveyor.-Daniel Chisholm.
The following delegates were then
elected to attend the judicial Conven-
ton:
w. H. Tower, J. 1. Livingston and
A. G. Snyder.
Delegates to the State Convention.
HI. w. Combs, o. w. Heiskell and
John o. Michael.
On motion the members of the State
Central Committee, j. A. Hayden,
DIR. E. Glotfelty and David burst,
were unanimously nominated to
serve for the ensuing two years.
When, on motion the convention
adjourned. the delegates departing
well pleased with the ticket placed
in nomination.
McHenry.
The best oats crop that we have had
for many years is now being harvest.
ed by our farmers. The buck whea,
and corn crops also promise to be
good.
The Republican Primary meeting
last Saturday was not so we'll attend.
ed as it might have been. Those