The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-09-22

Third District.-E @. Price, James Lee, NJ.
F. Wright, J. w. Gorrell, John B. Hanna,
| Joseph A. Ball, A. H. Hull, Richard Dallam,
Henry c. Preston, W. /. Henderson.
Fourth pistrict.-B. F. Carman, r. F. Bish-
op, j. w. Galbreath, Samuel Kirkwood,
| Thomas Green, Rufus Lowe, William Norris,
John B. Garrison, VIM. Z. Standiford, George
b. Ensor.
Fifth DiStrict-C. A. scarborough, e. ID.
Thomas, Joseph F. Galley, w. Scott White
ford, james W. Davis, f. NJ. Allen, Jr., Will
liam A. Cook, f. A. Treakle, A. A. Huff,
George L. Huff.
Sixth Dist,ict.-C A Conner, III. {. Osmond,
r. X. Vanneman, ID. L. Osmond, j. Thomp-
son Frieze, j. f. Carver, S. j. Seneca, I. NJ.
White, A. l.. Lyon, j. IL. Owens.
committee on credentials was named, as
follows: s. o. McCourtney, John w. Car
roll, Richard Dallam, j. w. Galbreath, William
A. Cook and Capt. Charles E. Conner.
The committee reported the credentials cor
rect
Messrs. r. j. Gilbert, VIM. b. Baker, A.
Haviland Hull, Samuel Kirkwood E. NJ. AL
len, Jr., and Col. j. 7. Frieze were appointed
a committee on resolutions.
Resolutions were reported through Mr.. A.
ii. Hull, calling upon Republicans to unite
with members of other parties in behalf Of
good administration.
Col Frieze addressed the convention in
favor of the resolution, and nominations were
then declared to be in order.
George w. Evans named for the State Sen
ate William B. Baker, of the second district,
and he was nominated by reclamation.
Nominations for the House of Delegates
were declared next in order, but it seemed
difficult to select ticket that would stand.
George T. Huff and E. M. Allen, Jr., were
named but declined. A number of other dele
gates were solicited but disclaimed any inten-
ton of allowing their names to be placed on
fusion ticket.
After almost an hours delay the following
ticket was agreed upon for the House of Dele
gates Edward c. Price, J. Wesley Hender-
son, Lawson Ewing and Samuel Davis.
The Sheriffalty nomination also went beg
ging until Mr.. Millard F. Wright, of the Sd
district, was prevailed upon to accept it.
For County Surveyor the convention nom-
mated Frank Lowe.
On the call for nominations for County
Commissioners j. Ross Scarborough, James
n. hISOTc anu W. IltuTy CuilusOu, All
straight-out Republicans, were named.
Richard Dallam made motion, which was
carried, that each candidate for Commissioner
be balloted for separately.
Capt. Charles A. Conner, of Havre de Grace,
offered a motion that the three Republicans
already named be the unanimous choice of the
convention. Capt. Conner's motion was ruled
''out of order" A ballot was taken, when it
appeared that 4S votes were cast for j. Ross
Scarborough for County Commissioner and
Is against him. Total number of ballots 81.
A. H. Strasbaugh and Thomas Lochary,
who were named for Commissioners at the
mixed meeting held on the 18th instant were
endorsed by vote of SO to IS; three of the
delegates from the fourth district disregard
ing their instructions and voting for fusion.
The result was by no means pleasing to
many straght-out Republicans, who openly
declared that their party had been sold out and
said that if required to vote for Democrats
for office they intended to choose them for
themselves.