The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-06-06
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONTENTION

The Democratic County Convention met in tn,
Court House, on Tuesday, al IL o'clock, NJ, ant
was called to order by Hon. Henry ID. Farnands
of the Democratic State Central Committee.
pr. John W. Barton, of the 4th district, was
called Temporarily to the chair, aud Geo. Il
stephenson, of the ID district, appointed Score
tary.
On IN 'tion of Murray Yandiver, the following
Committee ON Credentials and Permanent Orga
nization was appointed by the chair
First District Charles A. McGaw; I'd, Rober
P.Mitchel 3D., Ohio s. Lee ith, WIN. II. White
Chamberlaine.
The convention then adjourned until2 =. M.
tials. &c, Col. Otho $. Lee, chairman, reported
the following as delegates entitled To seats in Iht
convention:
First DStrict. Charles A Mctiaw, q. w. Bill.
ingslea, Il. A. Bateman, John a. Cunningham
Walter w. Preston, ID. Trainer Archer Charles
=. Creswell, Thomas Sullivan, sr., John Price
Second district VIM. Stephenson, W O. Hughes
; 10 Craig, Lawson Cooley, Robert ?. Mitchell
VS. B2 Gnnsss H Geo Stephenson: Geo
stagmer, Henry Cain, OHIO $: Ice, John Moores.
Monks. X. r.. Carman, Patrick Dunnigan.
;, fO0M DiShict.-Dr. John W. Barton. James
Hope Thos, d. Jarrett, Nelson Gilbert, James $
N. Nelson, Samuel Deets, WIN. b. Jarrett.
fyM NStrict,-Jas. X; Massey, Il Il. Daugher-
Grew, John w. Galbreath, Robert Il. Morgan.
SirM DiSt,ict.-John A. russell, Robert Seneca
e. j. Dugan NJ. Reynolds Murray Vandver, II
Joseph W. Chamberlaine, l. W. Murphy.
The committee also reported the following as
President-Dr. John w. Barton.
-, Vice Presidents-Charlto W. Billingslea
Wn. :. BOWMAN, DR.. J; N. Magraw, James Hope
Secretaries-GeOrge X. Stephenson aud J. w
Chamberane.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Nominations for leleRa teal ainu newt in pr,l,ar
the following were made
VIM II. Stugmer nominated Chas. A. McGaw
ed VIM Stephenson, "a district; 0tho s. lie,
nominated Thomas II. Robinson 81 district
James Hope nominated DIR. John w Barton, 4tf
district Geo. E. Silver nominated }. Fred Crew
9th district ; g. j. Dugan nominated John A. Rus.
SELL 9Th district.
On motion of Ohio s. Lee nominations were
was ordered to he taken gird TOce.
On motion of Ohio s. Lee the former motion was
recnnsidered and u vote was then taken by ballot
OHIO s. Lee and Walter Preston were appointed
bounced a,nI, that Messrs. VIM stephenson, Thomas
and John A. Russell We're elected delegates to
the State Convention.
On motion of John Moores the chair appointed
as alternatos Col. j. q. Walsh, Geo. H. Walker
Col. Herman stump Geo. II. Silver and q. j
Dugan.
speech aud briefly responded, saying that he hop
ed the State Convention wonld send delegation
10 Chlcngo VINO would look to the best interests
oil the people and nominate n man who, if elected
would put his foot on all the frauds and rascali-
ties OF the last ~ years In the general govern
ment-such u man as Samuel j. Tilden, who
would put the veto OF the American people on
the most gigantic fraud ever practced Upon
them.
After a vote of thanks to the presiding officers
the convention adjourned
The officers of the primary meetings were as
follows
First District John Price, Chairman; II. A.
Bateman, Secretary.
Second District.-J. p. Silver, Chairman; Am
brose Cooley, Secretary.
Third District Geo. l.. YanBibber, Chairman
Robert II. Carman, Secretary.
Fourth District.-James Hope, Chairman; DR..
John w. Barton, Secretary.
Fifth Dstrict.-Capt NJ. II. Murphy, Chairman
j. Fred Crew. Secretary.
Sixth Dstrict.--Robert Seneca, Chairman
Hollis Courtney, Jr., Secretary.