Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-10-17
Erom tks Bnft;ssove Ameriecn n E5
rszoy Is. 1889.
DEMANDS Or THE RACE,



al. industrial and political interssts q
the race met 1t Douglas Inetituts Il
noon yesterday. These queslionI
we're discusasd 10 al their besrines
and put into the shape Of long q
dress to the people. that il fook 90,
hour TO read. The Cosvsnfio6 VI
in session until nearly 8 o'oagEk. and
only adj turned vhsn The ifhitor c&ns
into the hall and said that The hall
was rented for another puFposs. Ths
following are the delegates: FRS
ward. Isaac Bailey and ice Coleman;
Second. 3. n. Anderson. y 3. Ander.
son. J. b. Coleman; Third. O. F. We.
derry. Robert b. Harr1. Olive,
White Fourth. J. b. Stanisy, Gsore.
Harris. ,. Il Thonrson: Fifth. J. q
Burksst. T. Gray. John Bs(sou Gixth,
Stephen Pindsr. a. 7. H6Il
Effort; Seventh. ]. "
Cook. Dabnsy Noel Ei1 ~. 57lsss
Z. Fisher. Howard Thompson, Wn.
Il. Fisher: Ninth. John Hall, Abs
Williams, ]. P. Brown; Tenth. w. e
Tilghnan. J. D. Graz. 9. A. White
Eleventh. w. ]. Gray. q. n. Gray. B.
F. Dutton; Twelfth. D. d. Dickson.
George w. Chambers. e. Addison ;
Thirteenth. Joseph e. Briscos. w. II.
Scott. ]. W. Tyson; Fourteenth. Viii.
liam Taylor, @. 8. Butler, Albert
Carues; fifteenth. O. 7. Smith. J. II.
Holiday. ]. @. james; Sixteenth. J.
FL. A. Hill. w. Fl. Garrett, J. T.
Stricklin; Seventeenth. r. II. Eorrsil,
J. A. James; Eighteenth. John Tripps.
]. Warrington. w. Rice; Twentieth.
7. r. Goldborough. F. johnson. O. d.
Brown; Twenty. first. r. Il. Williams.
William Gray. William McConp,; Bal
timore county. w. 81. Adams. w.
johnson, A. Chase, E. Scott, n. Oaks,
]. w. d. Williams, John +. Parker /;
Calvert, James Wilson. William r.
Rice; Caroline. I. 81. Bayne. A. Viii
liamss Carroll David Brown. ]. Hopes.
7. Massey, A. Snowdsn Cecil. 81.
Chase. Robert Gibson Charles. ]. N.
Powell. John Dunnington Frederick.
Robert Jenkins. Anthony King; How
ard, James Fl. Mars, Jonas Neal !;
Kent. James 81. Gould. Charles w.
Jones. Lewis Henry; Montgomery.
Edw. Davie, Thomas Brown Prince
Georges, Mason Banks, Logan Genus; ;
Talbot. Joseph Gray. J. 81. Bantom /;
Washington. O. W. Mossell. q. W. z
Trusty. @. D. Simpson. J. Frank
Wheaton.
GETTING DOWN 10 BUSINESS.
The Convention was called to or
der BY Alexander Williams. Of the
Ninth ward. Rev. John Kelly offered
prayer, and thanked God for the in
coming executive.
w. E. Tilghman, Of the Tenth
ward. and @. T. Smith. Of the Fiji
teenth ward, were nominated for tenn
porary chairman. Objection was
made to the latter on the ground that
he was q contesting delegate. A long
wrangls ensued. Tilghman finally
Withdrawing ana nominating j. Frank
Wheaton. of Washington county. who
was unanimously elected. and escort.
ed to the chair BY the other two can
didates.
A committee on credentials, con-
sisting Of one from each ward and
county. was appointed, and reported,
through ]. Fisher. chairman, in favor
Of seating the delegates from the Fiji.
teenth ward. headed BY O. T. Smith.
For officers they named d. D: Dickson,
for permanent chairman ]. Frank
Wheaton. ]. Fisher. James Loker, ].
Chew. Charles Gray. Edward Ander-
son for vice presidents; Rev. O. NJ.
Morsell for chaplain: Charles r. vo-
derry and Thomas W.. Moesery for sec.
retaries.
Another wrangls arose over the
adoption Of the report, 10 which two
Of the delegates came near having .
personal encounter. One said some
thing about an ''ignoramus." and the
other slapped him In the mouth. The
report was finally adopted. and D. D.
Dickson took ths. chair, making long
speech.
AN ADDRESS TO TIE PEOPLE
A committee Of one from each ward
and county was appointed on rssolu-
tions and rules. and spent several
hours in preparing their address to
the people. A section of the address
spoke Of the services rendered BY
Isaac Myers, D. d. Dickson and DR..
81. ]. Brown, and recommended Dr..
Brown for appraiser Of the port Of
Baltimore. This was cut out, how
ever. in counittss. and the report
was adopted BY the convention, sx-