Evening journal., 1892-11-07
THE REPUBLICAN SCHEME.
Chairman Salisbury Warns Inspectors
and Judges Against Negro CoIonists.

the Democratic inspectors and judges of
election in relation to Maryland negroes
supposed to be colonized in this city.
Inspectors and judges of election are
hereby instructed to be on the lookout
for the following negroes from Cecil
county, Maryland who are supposed TO
have registered in this city, mostly under |
assumed names None of them have
right to vote in this state
October List. 1891.
First district, Cecilton-John Ander- |
son, George Brown. Frank Berry, Rev. |
John ID. Banks, Stephen Bayard, John |
w. Benton, Joshua j. Bailey, Thomas |
Cornes, ohm s Davis. John Edwards. !
Horace Garrison, Abraham Griffin, James
Harris, Francis Jones. William letter.
Henry l.. Lambden, John Loper Wilson
Murry, J. II. Moore of Eliza, George A.
Pearce Benjamin B. Piner, Levi Pennock,
Tiney Ruley, James L. Siscoe, W. Nj
Scott, John H. Sims, George Siscoe,
John Siscoe Emory Siscoe, David Soul
ling, Richard Sewell, Alfred b. Thomp
son, William Thomas, Samuel n. Waters
Samuel $. Walters, Com. p Wilson
Joseph White Levi Young. Benjamin
Warfeld Henry w. Waters
Second district. Chesapeake City-Bob
Dear Joseph Enolds, Henry Green,
Thomas Goldsborough, James A. Hall,
John Mercer, John Thomas. Robert W.
Waters, Lewis Wilson, Benjamin L.
Walters, James Wolford.
Third district, Elkton-Benja jamin
Allen, Richard Alexander, William S.
, Brown Charles e. Craig, William S Dill
lard, Charles H. Freeman, Levi Gibson,
John f. Henderson, Richard Hutchin-
son, Isaiah Ivory, Andrew Lowber, viii
|, liam J. Marion, John Morgan, Frederick
= Ruley, George W. Scott, Charles H.
, Saulsberry, Sandy A. Sewell. Walter
: Williams, Charles H. Wilson.
Fourth district. Fair Hill-None.
, Fifth district, North East--John B.
= Braxton. Lewis E. Cato, John Davis,
John w. Fountain, Charles f. Frazer,
Edward Good, Charles Gardner Fred
. erick Holland. Robert Johnson, George
Johnson, Alexander Lipscome James l..
4 Massey Levi Nickens, Charles II. Rob
. inson, Stephen J. Richardson, Walter
Robinson.
Sixth district. Rising sun-George A.
. Boldly, Edward H. Boyer, George w
I Jones, Lloyd Richardson. Samuel Smith
= Isaac T. Warfeld, Charles +. Warfield
y Seventh district, Port Deposit-Wi
Z liam Allen. Cornelius Barbour, Edward
! Bond, Richard Collins, William w
- Carter, Thomas Green, Henry Nichols
a Lewis Taylor, William J. Taylor, hi
~ r. Taylor, George w. Woodson, Abraham
- Waters.
- Eighth district-James Adams
=, Ninth district-Charles Alexander
o. October List. 1899.
ty First District. Cecilton-James Brooks
Sc John H. Boulden, Christopher c. Boyer
Richard T. Coffin, Benjamin 7. Course
ne Nathan Downs, Charles A. Fields Chris
,h topher G. Francis, Marshall J. Francis
g. John Green, Jr, George W. Gibson
George f. Hail. James A. Hall Richar
Sc Johnson, George Z. Johnson. George W
d. (of W. J) Jones, William j. Jone
Charles Kennard, George Lane, wi
ce liam Miles Jacob s. Meier,
X David f. Madison. Charles Perkir
lr- William H. Price. William A. Patterson
m James A. Pearce, Levi Patterson, Geore
sr. +. Reed George O Raison Moses RyaI
It's Joseph Reed, George Sanders, John n
nd Swami, George H. Scott, Aaron Sewel
of James A. Sewell, James Solloway, Frfsb
RS Tinch, William f. Thomas, Willial
lie Vaughan, Isaac A. Wilson. Henry War,
Benjamin l.. Walters, John +. Younl
pie James A. Young.
he Second district, Chesapeake City
tee Vincent Ayers, George T. Barrett, Jam'
Bradford. Charles w. Byard, John v
ity Burton, Ogle B. Carter, Alfred Fenel
ed Henry c. Fisher. Charles g. Franl
'dy David p Griffin, Michael Garnett, CharlI
ity Groves, Isaac Hollingsworth, George
ga Handy, John w. Johnson, William
aid Moore, John Morris, James Morris, Sar
uel Mander, George W. Pennick, Lew
w. Porter. Bichard II. Rufin. Jerv
Scott. John Stevens, Wesley Scott,
fred Stout, Benjamin Wilson, George
iey Williams. Ellsworth Warrick, Willia
White, Andrew Walters, James S. Wa
ess rick, George White.
Third District, Elkton-Parker
red Price. George e. Sterling, Euge
1al SaulsberTy.
to Fourth District, Fair Hill-Garris,
Wilson.
the Fifth District, North East-Charles
ted Flanders, Abraham Johnson, Hen
&c. Starks, Junius Starks.
evy Sixth District Rising Sun-Edwal
urt Allison, Theopolis Jones.
OTIS Seventh district, Port Deposit-Dan
to Askin, Eli H. Anderson, William
ses Bowser, John Bryan, Worrick Christia
Jarret Dykes, James W. Garrett, Geor
lar. A. Griffen, Alexander Cough, Richa
3 0 H. Green, Olmstead Green, Charles
If Hall, Benedict Hopkins, Charles A. He
t is kiqs, William L. Hopkins, Phillip Ha
be William w. Johnson. Barrett JacksC
ma Joseph II. Robinson Charlton L. Robi
mo- son, John H. Stephenson, Thomas
to Smith, Eli Simpson, John c. Thomi
by Nathaniel Thomas William b. Wood
aim Eighth district-None.
ling Ninth district-None.
mot Also the following named negroes FRI
eral Port Deposit, Nd:
Daniel Askin, Warwick Christil
ling Jarret Dykes, James w. Garrett, Geol
men A. Griffin, Alexander Cough, Charles
tile, Hall, Benedict A. Hopkins, Charles
and Hopkins, w. l.. Hopkins, William
ar johnson, Barrett Jackson, Joseph
.stle Robinson, Thomas p. Smith, William
has Wood, Eli II. Anderson, John Bry
to Richard r. Green, 0lmstead Gre
has Richard Bladen ST., Richard Baden, .
one Philip Hart, Carlton l.. Robinson
in The committee has evidence in its ?
lpon session showing that the above nan
The negroes have no right to vote here,
hese win furnish the names to the inspect
we're when called on. Doubtless m
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