The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-08-22
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Mauch Chunk, on Monday last. The
meeting was called to opler by George
w. Esser, ESQ., chairman of the County
Committee, and Hon. w, N, Rapsher
was chosen chairman Of the meeting; Ia
a few well chosen words he thanked the
Rssemblage for the honor, The follow
ing were the Vice Presidents. j. d.
Woodring, Levi Harleman, A. j. Dur
ling, John j, Gallagher and James
Sweeney; Secretaries, i. Il. Rauch, II.
B. Smith and J. w. Maloy, About the
only business before the meeting was
the appointment of a new County COM
mittee, officers to hold the delegate cleo
! tiQns and to name the date for holding
the same and the Convention For the
ensuing year the following gentlemen
compose tho
COUNTY ooMMTrEE,
4udsnr.es, Hugh Ferry, Ferd. Einser, Jas,
Reager Medd0w.-wm. CoVle, Frank Mo-
= MaRch Chank.-Phihp RAIDER, james An.
penzcller, Peter Dugnn.
%aN FeaH.-A, y, StelgcTwalt T.. 3. Heintzlc-
men, Josiah Andreas.
EraTnslin,-F. L. Rebetl Henry Miller, Philip
Walp.
Eidder- M D, Woodrlns, John T Hol.
comb, Conrad Hoffman,
kid4fr a. Frank WerIet, Sefornis Hawk,
Franz Nernet,
LanYard, Frank 'nelster, Andrew McIIugn,
j L. MulheRru
Lsa,grns Lewis FlicklnRer. Ed, Treyman,
Lehigt'-Antiony Coll, Henry Fritz, Patrick
hcene.
LeA,ghtea,7;;o,, A. ClRAss, W, H Npspaua,
L ToVGmeHsiHs John KostJnbader Aaron
stroll, Henry Sherer.
MGhonfnq.-J. f. Arner, j. D, Huffman,
Wallace Sewell.
Mduch Launs, LEI lT9r5.-JOhn Remmei,
4, John Conway, Welder Mullen.
MGuch Chunk, 2nd Wdd.--H, T. Swartz Fred
=. Miller, Ed. Conroy
Nes97sseho3nitHg; Jacob Buss, John Donahue,
Patrlck McPhillpS
Pafker.IJ; II, Gearhart, II. W. Stewart,
eae5sylas.|HlS'' lS''ff'' II. Bowman, Alfred Mcr,l.
PG'f5ygllicwa,F:P 5, a, Boyer, Christian Rapp,
Penn Forest Fosrfsst.-Frank Smith, jos, Koch, f.
Summit HiU. flames Sweeney, VIM, spoa,
rO'Os1en,ing.-Paui Kresge, NJ. Christmas,
j. e. Beer.
'yedthsriy. = - Jacob Miller, John Landau,
Hcb!Part.-E, y. Bveritt, F, j. Kast, Oliver
Mbyer
ELECTION OFFICERS,
The following are the officers appointed to
hold the Delegate elections in the several
districts=thc first named being the Judge
and the othnFs Inspectors
Audenrtcd,--J. j. BOYLE. Jas Ferry. Edward
kindlein.
Bearer Meddow. ----Manus McCanerty, Hugh
Sweeney, Michael Martin.
East NdKch Chunk Patrick English Plus
Schweibln2, Jacob Fet2cr.
East Penn.-lhomas Schafier, h. Sicgcr, J.
|. Andreas.
Fra95lia,-W, H, Repcr, O. J, Aeldt, Daniel
Kiddcr North.--A Breithaupt, D, c. McLaud,
Frank Scaly
Kiddtr soufh-Emery Getz, Frank wernct,
Charles Wernet.
LdnVord Philip Portz, John Dugan, Chas
La";arye;;1, John PQtters, Pat Cunningham,
Lehi ga Daniei Cannon, Mr. Kishbaurh,
Lehightoa; Paul Wagner G. b. NJ. stockcr,
John Esch.
L Topomenstng.-- Peter Wclda, J. Schwartz.
Samuel Zelgcnfuss.
MdhOnirI, Frank Smith, Moses Miller.
Chass Seidlc.
Mdueh Chunk ISL H'ard-Eli Sensingcr, j. !.
lbbNlc, JpSpnll NnaIcr
NGu h CHUNK, I'd Wdrd.-Ed. Kelley, {. Bcl.
tCy, Charles Weruckc.
Ne'suehoTtng:-John Butler, Felix McGorry,
:, Joseph hleppingcr.
Packer.-D. h. stewart, Isaac Miller, J, c.
Paekefon.-;W; i. BrodheaG, A, A. Walk.
Paggpille- snacs. c, NJ, sacgor, W.
Bamford.
Penn Forest - Levi Kuehncr, Enps Koch,
Charles Smith.
summit HN,-F. y. Cannon, Saml. Motzer,
John McDiOn.
TOTGmen,ing.-Beui, Beer, T. A. Snyder,
Ffaiheriy.-Lev Hartz, d. h. Young, John
WetssporiEMnton Flory, John C. Arner,
w. L. Reed.
\ resolution was adopted to hold the
the delegate elections on Saturday, Sept.
18th, and the convention on Monday,
Sept, l4th,
a special committee on resolutions
was appointed as follows; F, J.. Reber,
John \, Quinn, J, 6, Germ. James
Sweeney, NJ, q, Kroner and +, II,
Rauch, whose report was as follows, |
which was unanimously adoptedi
The Democrats Of Carhan county as
sembled in their annual county meet |
ing do declare as follows:
lst. That we reaffirm the declaration |
of principles as ennunciated by the Ma |
tpnal Democratic Convention at Chi |
oagO, in July, 1884.
End. 1t is with feeling of public |
pride that we note the fact that the |
government of the United States is again |
~ the hands of the Democracy.
3rd. In Grover Cleveland the people |
have practical common sense Presi- |
dent, and one who has thus far per-
formed his duties honestly and imparti-
ally. The policy of the executive is to
be commended by all good citizens for
it secures unto them the blessings of an
honest, practical government.
18th. We commend the Administra-
tion of Gov, II. +. Pattison, lie has
been faithful 10 the interests of the peo-
pie Of the Commonwealth. His Impair
tial exercise OF the veto power merits the
praise of all men.
5th, The time for the cnrtailment and
resistance TO the encrnachment of con-
sclousless monopolies has arrived. These
corporations are tco daring, and daily
are trampling the rights of the citizens
under foot in fragrant violation of the
fundamental law of the State,
9th. We demand inst and equitable
reformation in the present obnoxious,
unjust and discriminating tariff. And
to the end that this declaration may not
be misunderstood we mean such a modi-
fication Of the tariff as to make raw ma
terial duty free, and a reduction of the
duties on the necessaries of life to the
lowest possible figure.
7th. The Republicans have in NJ. A.
Quay as their candidate for State Treas
urer the very incarnation of all that is
evil in politics. We denounce this Of
fensive attempt of the Republicans to
hoist the ahettor of bribers and public
malefactors, into important State offices
as an outrage without parallel. He is
the tool of corporations and his election
would be hailed as q triumph Of the
9th. In the death of Gen. U. S. Grant
the country lost its most valiant and
heroic defender and son. To his be-
reaved family the Democracy Of Carbon
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