The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-09
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Delegates 10 the District Con-
VcntiOn 10 be Held Next Tuesday.

NcnINOn 10 DC hhehu next IucAutys
The Democratic primaries to elect delegates
10 the District Convention to DO held next Tues
day at which delegates to tho chicago Demo.
cratic Convention VIII be chosen were held
last night in each OF the twenty-five subdls.
tricts. The elections were comparatively or.
Derby except In tho Fifteenth District.
A canvass OF dclegateselect shows that q
majority OF the voters were pledged for Mr.,
Dickson. MIR. L. d. Wright, Mr.. Il. q. Claugh-
ton and MIR. II. q. Hewitt are also spoken OF rs
pledged in their favor.
Messrs. W. W. Baldwin and W. Pierce Bell
are considered the strongest candidates for
tho craftsmanship OF the convention.
Tho following is the result OF the elections;
First District-John McLane, presidents
Julius Tolson, secretary; William II. Rose,
Samuel +. Shrever, Edward j. Keefe, dele
gates; instructed for Dickson and wright.
second Dlstrlct-D. It. swart, DR.. H. Darling,
DR.. White, delegates.
Third District-Hugh q. Divine, president;
Il. l.. Cropley, secretary; Richard l.. Cropley,
John j. Cook, Richard W. Morgan, delegates.
Fourth Distrlct-R. +. Talbot, presidents ].
II. Doyle, secretary; Arthur Small, Thomas
Muntz, J. II. Doyle, delegates.
Fifth Disulct-JOhn Hancock, president;
Charles Y. Hnlston, secretary; Bernard Kill
martin, John ii. OBrien, Lawrence ConnOr,
delegntcs; John Irving, William o'Noal, alter.
natesj owen O'Hare, Michael l.. Woods, Chas.
II. Rnlston, Judges Of election.
Sixth Distrlct-w. o. Baldwin, president;
Thomas II. CogaU, secretary; A. A. Wilson,
Or. W. o. Baldwin, j. d. Entwisle, dele
gates.
Seventh District Thomas j. Luttrell,
president; Watson Boyle, secretary; Watson
Boyle, Il. u. Hay, W. d. peachy, delegates.
Eighth Disttlct-George q. Donaldson, presl-
dent, George p. Smith, IT., secretary; John II.
Rueth, George T. Smith, IT,, G. Donaldson,
delegates.
Ninth District-H. II. Darker, president; d.
i. Myers, secretary; J. W. Barker, O. W. Ben.
nett, A. il. Anderson, delegates.
Tenth Dlstrict-Georgo Lo Barre, president:
T. Newhaus, secretary; Joseph Marshall and
ETnuCia NpXyhnnq. tudCpq n ataOtlnp.
q. Mcclure, referee; Charles $. Moore, j. EN-.
mer, IT., d. Warren, delegates; G. L. LIE Barre,
j. Lehman, alternates.
Eleventh District--o. p Culver president;
j. NJ. Carroll, secretary; b. +. Lloyd, william
@. Ellis, l.. j. Butler, delegates; Edward Nc
Clelland, John Willekindt Robert L. Doyle, al
Twelfth Distrlct-A. j. Donohoo, president;
y. J.. Finley, secretary; Robert Callahan, NJ
Mccormick, +. II. Finley, delegates.
Thirteenth District-Dorsoy Clagott, presi-
dent; Campbell Darlington, secretary; George
I. Stewart, Campbell Darlington, James Tally,
delegates; II. $. Davis, Dorsey Olagett, alter
mates.
Fourteenth District-R. @. Hewitt, presl.
dent; James Il. Higgins, secretary; William f..
Dubant, Benjamin Whitney, Walter I. Hewitt,
Fifteenth pistrict-Mills Dean, president;
John Hollahan, secretary; Jesse u. Wilson and
Josiah Simpson, Judges; John Douglass,
referee; Mills Dean, William Hussey, James
Wardin, delegates.
Sixteenth Distrlct-w. O. o'Meara, presi.
uonti Jdlleb BfOWn, secretary; w. Pierce Boil,
william Q. O'Meara, Charles +. Mclaughlin,
delegates; j. j. Wilmarth, J. A. Hurley, alter.
mates.
Seventeenth Distri,t-E. d. Wright, presi.
dent; William Gregory, secretary; Thomas
Kelly, jackson Yates, II. O. McCawley, dele
gates; Messrs. Johnson and Dant, alternates.
Eighteenth Dlstrict-J. II. Richardson, presl-
dent; Stephen McOauley, secretary; q. W.
Bauer, John II. Liphard, John II. Clark, dele.
gates; James Burdlne, q. A. schekoll, alter
mates.
Nineteenth Dlstrlct-John Hogan, president;
VIM. J. Ryan, secretary; John Hogan, L. d.
Lynch, George Killian, delegates; John Com
nell, John Kennedy, George Russell, alter.
natee. A resolution was passed favorlng Nor
risons Tariff bill.
Twentieth District-Thos. +. Miller, presl-
dent; W. A. Reed, secretary; VIM. II. Maglnuls,
L. L. Burns, q. II. Bride, delegates; Harry q.
Lybrand, Edward Lynch, t. II. Dwyer, alter
mates. ~
Twenty first District-George II. Gad1is,
presidents Marcellus Marceron, secretary
Edward Cox, L. b. Gargess, G. H. Gaddis, dele.
gates.
Twenty-second District Charles Il. Shelton,
president; George Wagner, secretary b. A.
Mcdonnell, Frank P. Morgan, Charles +. Shell
ton, delegates.