Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-09

wsFc enthusiastically Received. nv King
uas chosen Secretary eh nl.,tion II Gilsz
=. Dyer u Coininiitcc "n CrczIrntials and
Permanent Organization, eon<isflng of one
from each eeleeaipn district, was appointed
as foIIoys Il di.sFsct, n EawArs Ioker:
End, CAarles J. foxwslE srd. ]. simzns
fen~icI 4,h, John T. carpeni-s; SIN, n
I. Gof~sy; sfs. ties T. 1guthins. ..th, ~.
X Alvey: sth. G. II. Wis. 9th. Walter =.
CrowdeT.
The Committee retired and after brief
absence returned and reported the tempo
raTy officers ~ permanent and the follow
ing naHei gentlemen n entitled b. seats in
the convention
lst district-T. Edwani Loker, Joseph Y.
Richardson, J. '. Mckay, Robert l.. Lii
burn, Ignatins Mckay, Allen c. Tyler. ].
p. Tarlton, H. Grayes. Ge"rge Drury. Geo.
Roach.
End district-Chas. J. Foxwell, Jas. T.
Coppage, Thos. swami, Robt Coad, Rich
ard Hebb. jackson Redmond, George X.
Dent Columbus Adams, Chas. Watts, Geo.
Guyther.
Bird district. Sinms Fenwick, Ed. b.
Harrison, W. !. Daw kins, w f. Greenwell,
George r. Wathen, Giles +. Dyer, John C.
Cryer, Vim. r. l. Raley, jos. II. Key, DR.
]. Felix Morgan.
18th district-John Z. Carpenter, Chas J.
Russell, Geo. +. Mattingly, Geo. r. Slye.
J. c. Alvey. John 4. Russell. Richard Pill
kerton, 4. c. WEIGH, Thomas Fowler, Hen
" Wingate.
9Th district-R. T. Copsey, f. W. Mat
tingly, James Burroughs, T. L. Burroughs,
John A. Scott, w. r. Herbert, F. T. Burch,
+. y. Mattingly, J. J. Alvey, James T. Mil
burn.
9th Observation-Disclosures Buckler, Geo. T.
Hutchins, Thomas II. Bond, Leo J. I.ath-
ram, Phil VI. Hayden, John II. Leach, X.
Forrest, J. f.. Dorsey. X. Fl. Magill, Jos G.
Stone
9Th district-R. H. Garner. J. VI. Dent,
B. NJ. Cotton, j. r. Mattingly, J. II. Alvey,
VIM. Blair, J. c. Hurry, J. +. Crismond.
Jas. II. Bailey, John HAZEL.
s.h district. p. Cough, Chas. Abel.
c. II. Wise. jas r. Duke, s. b. Hammett.
Griffin Hebb, c. A. Pembroke, f. X Wise,
w. II. Carroll, 7. G. Meredith.
9th disirict-Henry Smallwood, Walter
+. Crowder, Edward Henderson. John W.
Twilley, Richard Moore. VIM. Fl. Graves,
VIM. Stevens, ". W. Chesser, L. l.. Mat
tingley, VIM. Courtney.
Mr.. Chas. Il. Wise offered the following
resolution. which was unanimously adop-
ted
R,sIo,d. That this convention recognize
the force AZ the time honorrd custom of the
party that a faithful representative is emit
tied Ia endorsement after having served one
term in the House IT Representatives, and
that under that custom the Hon. Barnes
Compton having served his party faithful
~ H. our representative, is entitled Ia and
should receive the endorsement Of the par.
" by II denomination for the position h.
has well and crcditahly filled.
The chair having declared nominations
I" hc in order the following named gentle
men were placed before the Convention for
delegates {" Marlboro: J. Simms Fenwick.
George {. Guythcr, /. r. Mattingly, Chas
B. Wisc, Richard II. Magill, Giles r. Dyer
! Mr.. Thomas H. Bond, If PatuNent, arose
and cnumcrating the claims and tried and
/ true democracy Of each ii the gentlemen
----'' $500 '''"' a. '''sr n'l~'>cI"I' TI
him Ia choose between them and that each
| deserved and would have Ia receive his
vote. lie Therefore moved that the six liz.
selected I" cast the vote II II. Mary's at the
Marlboro Convention. Carried unani-
m"uSly. jos. II. Key offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
/ R,so!c,.i, That while the democracy of
-. Mary's is deeply sensible at rccci. ing IA"
part II the patronage uf the present demo
cratic Federal administration, we are fully
assured that the Hon. Barnes Compton. our
/ present representative i'll Congress, has not
been wanting in activity and zeal to serve
us Us far as he was able. That we recog-
nize place and Position as secondary Ia the
principles of our party, feeling confident
that their success will add Ia our "a we'll a.
the general good and prosperity of our com
mon country, and we can pledge To the
nominee Of the Marlboro Convention the
support of the democratic vote of ST Marys.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.