Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-10

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Al the IN, citing of The board of county
commissioners on Tu' sday The follow ing Judge.
Of election were appointed for service nj ID;
coming election. 1t MAS not generally under
stood that these appointments would be made
on that Cay previous intimaIion Of it had
been given. This, in cur OF inion. is not ex
actly right for certainly The Democrats of the
county have some little claim for consideration
at the HANDS of the board and our central COM
mittee at least should have been consulted as to
what Democrat they would like TO serve as
Judge in the several districts. We do not OBJ
ject to the gentleman who have been named to
serve tie Democrats in this capacity for We are
sure they are all good men and true, " but we
do think it right that the commissioners should
make ttese appoin without consulting a
single member OF The minority party. The last
named gentlemen in their lists are the Democra-
tic judges:
First District john l. Jenkins, W l.
Cook, B. l.. Higdon.
Second District Henry Dele zier, D. J Bra
gonier, Edward Mlstead.
TM-d District VIM P. Harvey, Thos. Nor
man, J. NJ. Posey.
Fourth Distriet-S G. Lancaster, J. F. S
Middleton, J. 7. Dyer.
Fifth District p A L. Coniee, Rich I'd
Tay Tor, ". b. Posey.
Sfxh Distrid.-Wm T. Acton, W. A. Mar
low, Julian Berry.
ScrenM Iistrict - The as. L. Hannon, B. F.
Dement,, W. NJ. Lambert.
Eighth District-Wm. A. Boarman, R. A
Boone, II. A. Turner.
Ninth Distriet.-J. H. Cbappelear, Jas L
Watson, Geo. c. johnson.
For SPRING SUITS GO 10 Els man Bros, 9Th
and Sts., Washington, d. c.
GrOundIess RumOr.
Some hing has been said in our dai =
ard county exchanges of the disaffrction
existing among the oystermen of Anne
Arundle county. and of their opposition
t Mr.. Comptan's candidacy. The follow
,ng from tie annapolis Republican will
sh w how utterly groundie>s is the report
The Drmt ats of H.. s,h district of A. A
co met on The 9th of September. anu organ
IL d Gle, ean nd, Hendricks and Compton club
ii
Thcnns Edward Phipps; vIce-P Presidents
Joseph knopp. VIM. Krrcht ner, EDWARD Ford
Charles Wits and Hiram Evans; secretary
William E. PLipps; treasurer, John W Phipps
Executive Committee-W I'm. Z. Deale, William
Marshall, George kerchtner, Anthony Bast nc
Edward Mason. There was much enthusiasm
manifested by those present, and one hundred
and tWenty-six enrolled their names as member:
Of the club. The following preamble aud re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The interest of those who en-
gagged in the business of catching oysters. re-
qulre such interest to be properly protected by
the aproin ment OF fceis in " h It is known a:
the " ster Navy of Mary land, " no understand
their wants, and are ide ntiGed " it'll their inter
est;
Reso'Ufd, That this club composed ofail thos'
engaged in The oyster usin-ss, denounce thu
action If DR.. George Wells, of Annapolis ano
Dr. Jos. r. Owens, of this district, in grossl,
deceiving them in connection nth the Iecen
appointments made by the Board Of Public
Orks:
H.solrtd That the said DR. Geo Wells anf
Hr. jos. k owens, having proved false to al
II cir pr'i,>si and pr, misses, are un~orih,
tire c"htnt nee aud SUI port Of true Democrat
,nga.t in !t- o sler business;
Htsoi,ed; Thai The mb,rs of This clul
Ledge h. msel, es TO use all honorable me. ms t.
>ttu!e lie e.ectItn OF Cltvt !" nd and H-Ldrick
tor President and Vict-Prtsid, OF the Uniet
St"tes ard BaTnes Compton AS our representa-
i've III Congress:
Resol0ed, That these proceedings be signet
b, the president and secretary and published
III alt the Democratic papers in the county.
THOMAS E. PHIPPs. President.
WILLIAM E PHlpps, Secretary