Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-26
Polttical.--The following gentlemen

NO. l, OrleanS-JOull 1CLaubullii, d. L
Shipley, Daniel Gross, H. H. Yonker, Jane
Norris
No. 2, Oldtown-C Stallings, William Fc
ley, J Johnson Thomas Donnelly, d. L
Mclaughlin
No. 3, Flintstone-B. +. Barkman, Jane
Wilson, NJ. J. Robinette, NJ. B. Perrin, DAME
Frazee.
No. 4, Canal-Arthur Dawson, B. J. Coule
han, NJ. J. Malamphy, William Naughton
Anthony Schriver.
No. 5, Wills Creek-H. Koegel, Joseph Tay
lor, James Trainor, J. P. Beck, John Mullen
No. 6, River-Paul Ritter, J. Bender, JOSEPH
Everstine, John Anon, John link.
No. s, Rawlings. B. Cunning, Edward
Cresap c. NJ. Rawlings, N. Dawson, w. J
| Mckenzie.
No. 8, Westernport-Wm Montgomery
Henry Rehs, Daniel Malone, NJ. f. Flanagan
L. Logsdon.
| No 9, Barton-Frank Showalter, John
Ross, Morris Mccormick, Thomas Dempsey
| Daniel Moran.
No. 10, Lonaconing-James gladden., James
Mclaughlin, Simon Wilson, J. P. Mcclure,
No. IL, Frostburg-Albert Hole, John
Chambers, William Grimes. Lewis Pfaff,
Archie McCaughan.
No. IL, East Frostburg-Patrick Brady, d.
Cain, Adam Grouse, James Davis.
No. IL, Mt. Savage-James Barrett, Antho-
ny Riley, George Porter, Winfield Trimble,
George O'Neill.
No. d. Central-J. X. White, Fred. Laing,
William Small, George Lintner, A. Holzen, jr.
No. Is, East Lonaconing-M. C. Phillips,
c. f. Shockey, Frank Ennis, James Stacksn,
Patrick Cregan.
These gentlemen met in convention
Tuesday in Cumberland and organ
lied temporarily with B. J. Coulehan,
of Cumberland, as chairman, and
Albert Hole, of this place, secretary.
A committee of one from each dis
trict on credentials and permanent Or
ganization reported j. W. Thomas, of
Cumberland, for president, and Mr..
HOLE secretary. Also resolutions
commencing the administration of
President Cleveland; demanding equal
ity of rights and privileges between
laborers and capitalists: protesting
against the extravagancies of county
administration pledging the party to
the enactment of laws limiting county
expenses and securing to miners and
other operatives exemption from just
grievances, and endorsing the nom
nation of Messrs. Turner for Comp
troller and Jones for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals.
The report was adopted.
During the absence of the committee
addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Henry Rehs, of Westernport, w.
Mcmahon McKaig and Alfred Spates,
of Cumberland.
Five ballots for Sheriff were had
without result and the convention ad-
iourned from 2 to g p. m.
Reassembling, Patrick Lavelle, of
Mt. Savage, was nominated on the
sixth ballot.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court Col.
Horace Resley of Cumberland, was
nominated. receiving s districts, his
competitor, F. C. Beall, of this place,
7.
A. Beall McKaig, of Cumberland,
was nominated for State Senator.
Messrs. Albert Hole, of this place ;
James Finn, of Pompey Smash ;
Michael Duffy, of Pekin, and Michael
F. Flanagan, of Westernport, were
nominated for the House of Delegates
on the first ballot.
On the first ballot John O'Hanley,
of Homecoming; on the second, Isaac
A. Cavanaugh, of Ocean; on the
fourth Messrs. Michael Tearney and
Adam Seibert, of Cumberland, and
John Wambach, of this place, were
nominated for County Commissioners.
The following gentlemen were con
stitnted the county executive CON-
mittee:
No. l, Orleans-H. Fl. Yonker.
% 2, Oldtown-William Foley.
:. 3, Flintstone-M. B. Perrin.
4, Canal-Arthur Dawson.
5, Wills Creek-Harmon ToegeI.
=" 6, River-D. E. Kean.
7, Rawlings-John B. Cunning.
8, Wcsternport-John T. Cannon.
" 8, Barton-John Carmack.
10, Lonaconing-J. f. Mcclure.
Z" II, Frostburg-John Chambers.
" ~, East Frostburg-FrankJ Mcmahon
10, Mt. Savage-John Malloy-
IA, Centrally. w. Cunning.
" Is, East Lonaconing-W. B. Phillips
The ticket is as follows:
State Semate-A. Bcall McKaig, of Cumber
land.
House Of Delegates-Albert Hol le of Frost