The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-08-23

Democratic County Meeting.
Pursuant to call representa- lives Of the
Democracy assembled at the County Meet.
| ing held at the Court House, in Mauoh
Chunk, on Monday last Tho meeting was
called to order by George W. Esser, ESQ.,.
chairman Of the County Committee, and
T. II. RBuch and ", M. Rspsher were
named for The position OF Chairman, but
Mr. nspsher Withdrawing, L. II. Rauch
was unanimously chosen 10 presldo.
Vice Presidents Hon. A. j, Darling Of
Lehighton and John A. Quinn, of Lansford
secretaries--II. V. Mortimer, sr, Of
Lehighton, J. w. Malloy, of Summit Hill
and Harvey B. Smith, Of Weatherly.
The following named gentlemen were
then named as Committee on Resolutions .
George W. Esaer. II ION. Allen Craig, Samuel
zeigeuiuss, Enos Koch aud Hon. Michael
Cassidy.
The following persons were named to
serve on the
COUNTY ooMMtTTER;
Audenred Bernard Ferry, John Dugan,
James O'Donnell.
Beaver Meadow WIN Coyle, Frank Nc
Fadden. Daniel B'islip.
Easl Mauch Chunk Patrick English, Phil
in RAIDER, IT, " Bsineman.
East Penn--iosah Ardreas, Tilehman ".
S,eigervalt. Ambrose Strigerwnlt
Franklin-H P. Levan, WIN. II. Raber,
T F. krner.
Kidder south Sefernis Hawk, Frank Wer-
net. Paul Exert.
Kiddor E,rth-.1ames n. Wnodring, VIM.
IT Rauch. Conrad Hoffman.
Lanstord--I Brady, f. II. Shoemaker, J.
D Kellcv.
Laumnne--Wm. Kennedy, John Potters,
Daniel Frcvman.
Lphigh Patrick Mehan TT Fritz. J. Hanlv.
L-hirhton john samme, z Newhard
II. v Mortimer, s..
Lower Tnwameusiug- j. G. kreanrer, Chas.
Green. Levi H4rlcman.
Mshonirg Thomas Horn, John II. Arner,
Bernard Leonard.
Mauch Chunk. lst ward jacob Remmel
Lewis Nlslry. Bernard Bowie.
Maurh Chunk, % ward Il Z. Swart2,
Edward Kelley. John Kort5
Nesorehnning --IacNh Bnss Patrick Nc.
Pbillrs. John Donahue.
Packer-Rcuhcn Stiner, D. L, Stewart,
John II Gerhard.
Packerton--W Lee Stiles, Vim stocker.
NJ. T, johnson.
Parrvvlle jacob Siles, James Wagner
G. NJ Sager.
Penn Forest J Smith, Enos Koch. Jr
Emanuel Keller.
Summit Hill-Jnmes Sweeney, Solomon
R'ckart, WIN. Shea.
Towamensing--Nn Nathan Stemler, Benjamin
Beer, Abraham Green,
Westherlv-H S. Rinker, II. B. Smith, NJ
G KRONER.
Weiasport-William L. Reed, F. J. Kas
J. G. Zprn.
The following are the officers appointed tC
< hold the DELEGATE elections in the sevcru
districts-the first named being the Judge
and the others INSPECTORS:
Audenrled-F. ODonnol. Boyle, f Ken
Beaver 1Ieadow-B. Gallagher, 7 Brogan
East Penn--T. schaGer, J. stegerwall, ]
East Mnuch Chunk-E. Bauer G. Kosten
hadrr g. Boyle.
Frankiin--A. Graver n. Krcsge. II. Arncr
Kidder North-J. 7. Holcomb, D.G. Mcleod
Kidder South-E. Getz. @. warnet, II. Sll
fcs.
Lehigh-E Fritz p. Connor. n Cannons.
L'nsf rd-P. King, L. Harkns NJ Cramp
ale.
Lehrhton-P. Wagner, q. Yenser, q
Lowe Towamenslng-F. Smith, f. Boyer
Lnusanre-W. Kennedy, p. ]. Cunningham
i. Gillcknger.
Mnhoning-G. w. Drlesbach, ]. Sherncr. J
Arnpr.
Mnuch Chunk. Ist Ward--J. !. Boyle, L. 4
Srnsinupr. ThOs. Mullen
Mnuch Chunk. 2nd Ward-W. Werncke, ,Sr
!. S'eimhach q Metiiuler.
Nesquehoning-John CrUssn, l.. Tarletor
Smith.
Penn Forest-L. Kuehner Smith, W
Parkof-John Faust, ]. Romig, b. I
Packerton-L. W. stiles, r. shatTer, W
TX Bitner.
Parryvile-w. Bamfprd. r, L. Boyer, A
Beer.
Summit Hlll--Owcn Gallagher, j. p. Nj
Hugh J. II. Lrngon.
Towamensiuy--W Shaner, j. q. Beer, /
Kern.
weissport-F. Ramp, A. Boyer. NJ. Emery,
Weaihcrly-W. Il. Scourman, ID. Il. YOUNG
I i. Clewell.
The Commlttos on Resolutions reporto
a, fullows:
x RESOLVED. That the Democracy Of Car
bNl Nf'Nl'l ufdlNllN lh''h'o Wv h'''''''
tion of Grover CIryeland for the Presdenc
and ThoInas A. Iiendricks for the vice
Presidency, aud that We rledGe Il enriia
aud united support at the coming election
That tie platform of principles adoptr
by the Democratic Convention at Chirag'
II especially the pledge in favor Of rcduc,"
ui laXalion to the end that labor may b
relieved nf its enormous burdens, is ais
heartily endorsed by the united DemocrSc
r. of this county.
That we ully endorse the present Dem
=! ocratc State Administration, and congral
r ulatp the people of Pennsylvania that aiie
of many wears Of Republican corruption s
Harrisburg, they have at last succeeded i
" establishing Stat" Government which ha
'e proved by its acts that official position is
,e public tlust for the benefit ol is people,au
~. that honesty and economy aud strict ~
rountahllty have been strictly enforced i
u all official circles, aud that all pledges ,
10 Reform made briure eleCliQp have bet
Il iathallv carried ont.
- That in the ensuing Presidential eleclin
We invite the cooperation of all hnn"raO
rs aud horest men for the elevation ot Grove
N Cleveland, ot New York, to the Prrsidenr
nj aud Thomas A. IIenhrirks to the VIZ
. Presidency ol the United States. to the en-
=" that official integrity may be assured, an
er the glory of the American name may
ce maintained at home and abroad.
m Hon. II. Cassidy offered the following,
is Resolred, That the delegate election
IN held NJ Saturday. Sept 9th, and the Coui
" yention on Monday, Sept sth, 1854
After which the meeting adjourned,
Around Pleasant Corner.