The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

the. central committee were ChaS. h. Good
win. James Z. Weaver, David Ireland col
oredI. Samuel Roop, John H. Mitten ans
John H. Auders OF these Goodwin, Roop
Mtten and Auiers are postotiice candidates
Farrer- Turtle, Lippy, Weaver and ireland
for custom house places. Back OF tins wa
a. Il. Huber, Ex.Boss.
The combination was considered 10 be in
vincible. and it was thought 1t would sweep
the district Pearson did not intend to b,
forced TO retire, and Sharrer did not intend
that be should De laid on the bench in any
such fashion. Pearson was chosen before tn,
posio}ice fight began. Like two-thirds OF
the younger Republicans of Westminster, he
iavors Sharrer for postmaster. and affixed BIZ,
signature 70 has petition. For this he was C
be punished and Sharrer was 10 Doe pushed
aside. Sharrer consulted his friends, and il wa,
determined to meet the issue. IL was life OF
death with him, aud he accepted the guage o.
battle. The young men rallied TO hun, and
he brought uui this ucke; 20 meet Huber s
combination: +. J. Lawyer, Geo. 4. Gehr
VIM. H. Bell. Jr, Joseph u. Brooks and
John NJ lingung for delegates, and Isaac
Z. Pearson. jos ~ Brooks, Lewis i. Man,
ning, r. J. Lawyer. WA. II. Bell, Jr-, and
Clarence Mobley. for members OF The central
committee.
Each SIDE in the contest worked quietly, Sc
quielly indeed. that !, was not generally
6uown that a contest vas on band uuil the
Advocate announced o. The tickets wers
ne, even printed Until Saturday morning. Ga
Saturday open Rork began Candidates and
others began 10 STIR up the voters, and among
the most active vas The colorcd candidate iuI
committeeman Il was she dyst time Ia tbs
history ni the party 10 Carroll shat a co.oreI
man vas brought oui, HIS candidacy and actlv
as aroused saeh hostility 10 the Combine
tsckcr. lha; ho had Co 5r N5thdraWn. ati
withdrawal VAS not Fcl'sbgd by some Of The
coiuved voters. uhQ nsget ireland 81 stand
Bot an was taken down aboag halt an hugi
before ihc polls opened,
The ua.ss OF the Combine dii nos cease
hccc. As s3au Is sheriff fuugeT heard thai
his name vas on their ticket, be hai d; With
Gu.-n. Baen shc primary Organized Joseph
Saarter, oae d She old uay horses, R'ihdres
hls Hamr. Ihss lets 0uly Boss LIFpg
Fs7ras ana Tafac Ga The delegate ticket u
vas tbc1 cauct1dcd % withdraw these, Ehsch
vas dose and chr Sharrvr delegates Hefe
chssen Ia scciamsloa- The tssae was theE
,osurd on thr ilekcS Tor mcsu5efs oi The c0gnts
caair.sl 1raaligsec- Ear $50 haars the battle
uagrf. There wAs SO special wrAnglluS.
bus the contest sss ia.i q determination.
uesld D. gone d Huber sast, be WOald
become au * boss. Haoer never bad auy
r5urg. cxcrp, shat be- E1s thsoush tie
popularity ot Samar, kooP aBa several D3a
res. bai yea Saturday even EuuP eoaldn
save h;m. lie was doomed 81 80 4owa,
sad he was gwen several kicks oy ihose
alo Here behind thr cafaSlu- thc Az
uasu,el 1zogAaI tarl, sa4 81 aia hts .sns
treaasa. hsil lhe ballots Showed that he uai
sauWeG anier Is atau, ssxiF ave majority in
r1i q ,so hundred and isssiy ose.
The ccalesI ass ngl confined 30 @rsgmia
stcs district. Halh sides reached 9at tutp tas
eaasiy. aad TIE ANNOTATED took cpns9.s
aon from lhs fact that b. uaaid have as1khcs
daY Moudsy eamr. ard she result HA'
kuoaa, aud tsa Huber i1gcrs Numbered JAS
one faF after tae ecasvnnah she usW cUusty
central comm,gtcc met ami &c elected Fcas
SOFA chairman w5iA hai pne d5sseuass vu'e. 81
& vas reported,
rHE rnNyEvrley.
The caanly convention met Oh Nou1ay,
ard Nas arEaaskca wIlh David hluchaTi. %
Union Bridge. a. chalgmAn. sHd I b. Sa0tn
Of M,ddirbafz district. and n IA. Il. beit, JF.
nf Westminsicr. scersiAres- A comm'ltc- %
credentials reported eFcyIhsas ssTcu"' 30,
recommended she temporary officers BE- mati
Shoemaker sud Joseph Shaeslcr as viCe
prcsideats Mr. ShAetter was NOT delegate
and 30 told yae convention. BIAS he vas asks
Go serve, as s50i material VAS 40, plentiful.
A COMMITTEES oa resolutions Nas sppo'nies
by the chasr. sllh she assistance ui isr An
naiuict. who buzEeLa il agouut The conveu
uon as iAo4sa he had 1eru successful ga ia
primaries An4 lha whole responsibility Of IA
couyca,s01 rested gpuu him. i be cpnulsisc
retired Bel consider SIT ot resolutions, PFC
giousiy prepared for them. bu, they siAse'
cat 50 long the convention adjourned e
diuuar AiteF dlnuer the euumiitse reporte,
the following. which was unanimously adopted
Wl4Erss. sac A.sessnea, " real and E.errsus
property ia ghs county j. sreaEly go v1crsa % 2
ssleahlg ya-ue. and where's ssil eNc-s-Nc 49,
4eni !, belns gsri ly saRny uf ous political cps
scents as elAf-Eraps whereby s. may D. made
aPpvSf because Qi tlr low levy tsai tsfsttt = -
lsaest ahrn ia fact z; d lhc highest taxed c'Hi4'
MILES when lhe Democratic parry took caf
lroi 20 TIE fishlie schools % iSa there Vas snFt's
over 70 sheya tile sum 9l slee3 ~ ol invested t4tl
which tHey have since eKtzc5lisl 4'sd ga atidssia
On .re5a Notwithstanding iIa Increased lcftrs iFc'
F gear ayeSs. a-c nos iu dett . thr extent ci g.
WREHras the condition OF lLe times demands
afe--l svstsfa o. economy. among Others rcttus
l.uu ui TIE salaries %! number 90 oll1tEs icy =
SON OF thv usa8 law change ~ the method
county printing from the puessnt ems 10 iayogiHsl
E.sag-eI That We demand = reduction % q
present assessment tnc Introduction ui mo
healthilIl and economical management %! the pat
Die schools. NE a.al4t-'n tt 80 sa-SA'C -
f sss-anirg Of certain salaries, a new fuad lG'
whereby better r1sd, may oe secured 30 oar pe7ia
q reduction VI the ler diem pali ttElstra5a
voters and finally that the county printing Dc ie'
: Che Lowest nSpeu,irie bidder
Eee.tr,gi That Oh. candidates % this CunVeuut
hereby rlaiee themselves if elected o. use The
hls, eiorts 90 secure the enforcement Of the af''
resolutions
Nominations for Couuty Commissioners
were next in order David Riuehart vi
placed ia nomination FIRST, but declined q
account OF ~ health. Then followed Il
nominations Of John c. Denuer, OF Manchesi
district; Wesley T. Gosnell, Of Mt. Air
Randolph Taylor, of Woolery's Ihom'
I.oneley. of Taueyiown; Thomas A. Barne
. of Franklin: Grove A. Shipley, OF Nesim
ster: and Leonard Zile, Of Cniontown. II
ballot resulted-Denner Is, Gosneil 53, II
81. Barnes %. TAYLOR II and Lougley ~
/ shirley each. This was remarkable Yot
The sum of the votes was 28l, when l95 "
all that could be legitimately cast Dennei
vote was last II more than the number
delegates. There was "a mistake somewher
: but Danuer, Gosnell and Lile were slated
go through, and TO avoid any trouble,
motion Of H. Nj. Clabaugh these three We
chosen by reclamation.
A number of persons were presented l
the House Of Delegates-Thomas d. Ihol
! son, DR.. Silas NJ. Gorsuch, Jos d. BROOK
, Henry Trouifeter, Louis p. Shriver. Sc
Roop. A. A. RoOp, and John Beggs Broo
had his name withdrawn, and DIR. Gorsu
z took himself down. He arose and SAID /;
l Mr.. Chairman, | withdraw my name.
a staunch Republican and desire the snec'
. of the Republican ticket. | do not kn'
e that nv name would add any strength to
D ticket. The months Of January, Febraa
and March are times that no physician c
d leave his practice, for they are the bust
months. 1t would wound my pride il w
defeated, and it would affect my pocket.bo
if we're elected, so decline. A. A. Roo
Louis p Shriver and Scott Roop also
i chned. They were not slated. Ihoms'
Little, Troutfelter and Beggs were then chos
e by reclamation.
e Chas. H. Baughman, of Westminster, '
!. nominated by reclamation for county tire
Il urer; William T. Roop, of Westminster {
trict, in the same manner for county survey
and William Richards, OF Hampstead {
Q trict. by acclamatiou for sheriff. The no.
IS nation of Baughman was the best work OF
convention.