Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

WHO IiIEr WIRE.
The delegates who composed the con
ycntion were:
An,any =. D. Biri.
Ansis,sf iohn u. Nswtsn, D.. NJ. Baiisy.
Ilthsl D. ". wosihary, john ilartsr, JohI
N rhilbft-,k. y. q. fark. a.. N. kimhAl.
Iir,~naell En u. iiean. A. ~ iiill. ue"rg'
HsslGsli. GcorEs u. ni.lse. -. u. IIer-sy
,. b. lssostst.
nyrun 4. ~. Reel.
Canton A,lslisr pclana. 4. T. stsnwe-i.
n,bmafk Isaac ~. nsrry.
piNnehi iIeury -. >tanlsy, lsr ktilsr.
fDeburg 2. T.. EA.imAn. isaa A. Ballsri
n. " IIobls.
Gii-ad mr.. whsssr.
.ranan nafus tsrrar, Ir
Gf-sns~-i krne-i a. iisrr,rA. Alhisa !.
Tabls..
IIana,sr vs. IIews
Hartford Frahk g. wsrr,n. wm. syfori.
iishFun y. u. Clover. u. n. rtufte,snt
IIlram Almon NOunE. Henry bureAhl, y. u
Lowell J. D. rarins,oa. John ro,. }. y
~lsarus.
Nasoa Charle. v nrvvn.
Me,ico ~s~ell GOT.
NsNry y. = tiak.r.
Cr.-.. ). \. Eolsrt.. 4. W. rarrsirs. Nj
Siiies
o,ferl ~. fullsr. ". X farr'.. John u
Paris A. &. 7. King. =. v. Davis. 4. ..
IIslne-. D u, Brown, oeorss ". CoAs. .. %
Tssssr. wm. y. Carts.
Peru ~. u Robin.,n. ,. N. ssmmon.
roTts. NJ. :. Mouhoa. .eorsc y. stacy
RoNbury John Rect
guwfori wAllo rcttsngili, John Hove. wm
>tosehau 4. O.. Bartlett.
Sumner Dr. 4. N. Bi.l-s, :. d. sist.oa. J. A,
Moves.
Tp,on 4. ". Juilin..
Waterford Z. 0. Je~eti, q. =. IIamlin.
wo-sistssi Jane. J.. Bowler. Delcfaine n
Cole. .earge J.. Cushmsn.
frahlnh Plantation Ro-csr :. rney.
Iin.oln Fiahlation .. ". CiATk.
MsEslls~ay fiantstisn .. a.. kimball
Million Plantation Henry Davis.
At i0:lo Chairman y. y. smith Of the
Republican county committee called the
convention to order aud read the call.
Prayer was offered by l.ey. r. j.
I.amsdell Of the Baptist church Of south
Paris.
seward :. stearns, Esq., % Norway,
was called Ia act as temporary chairman
% the convention, and Edwin ~. brown
~ West Paris aud George W. Gray 10
Denmark as secretaries.
Mr.. Stearns made few well-chosen
and appropriate remarks upon assuming
the chair, briefly outlining the present
political situation In the country. and
congratulstlng Republicans upon the
before them.
On motion Of r. l.. Eastman % Frye
burg the county committee we're made
ON credentials.
Hon. John T.. swasey 81 Canton was
called upon to "tell what he knows
about politics" and vas reviewed with
applause. Mr.. swasey was In happy
mood aud gave the convention one Of
those eloquent oratIons for which he is
famous. Among Mr.. swasey's happy
hits, one that took the audience was
this: "1he Republican party In this
country never stood better, aud that Ia
saying a great deal; aud the Democratic
party never stood worse, and that Il say
Ing a great deal" Mr.. swrsey's speech
vas received with immense applause.
The committee on credentials reported
all delegates present except the delegate
from Sweden.
On motion % Hon. George ID. Blsbce
u Duckheld, the temporary organization
was made permanent.
On motion Of Hon. Y. W. Woodbury.
81 iie1hei, the following committee on
resolutions was appointed;
Hon. y. w. Woodbury. Of Bethel.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill Of Rumford
Falls.
Hon. Peter n. Young Of Hiram.
y. n. lIerrick, Esq, OF Greenwood.
q. T.. Bartlett, Esq, Of Stoneham.
william NJ. kidder Of Dixheld.
On motion Of J. A. Roberts, Esq., Of
Norway, a committee Of which Mr..
Roberts Was chairman, was appointed to
dominate county committee.
The convention then proceeded to
dominate county officers.
Dean A. Ballard, Esq., Of fryeburg,
presented the name Of Hon. Albion +.
ior,ion Of fryeburg, ~ = candidate for
'enator from the Western District, and
moved his nomlnstion by scclamatiou.
!. A. Roberts, Esq., Of Norway, sscoad-