Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-20
DEMOCRATS IN DELIBERATION
County Convention al the Seat Of
Government.
SHALL IT BE FUSE OR FUSE not.
Delegations in Attendance at the
Biennial Conference.
THE DELEGATES.

Salem, No. 2-E. Willis, A. Blosser
Webster Holmes, RS. Miller, b. r
I Foster, A. A. Miller.
Salem, No. 3-Wm. Miller, Jos
- Baumgardner, Louis McClaine, George
Rogers, G.. B. Craven, T. G. Moody
, Walter Pugh, r. Howard.
Salem, No. 4-E. II. Flagg, Jos
Albert, r. II. Westacott, A .I.Wagner,
Nm. II. Gray, f. l.. Bernardo.
Prospect-C A. Gray, q. Van Pat
ten, j. NJ. Davis, J. K. Stanton, Samuel
Hayden, Louis Melcher, Thos, eau
field.
Englewood-A. p. Gordon, f. A.
Wanless, d. J.Holmes, John Baker,
G.lO. Savage, Eff. Neal, T. F. Walker,
+. II. Barnes.
North 5alem-Wm. Kaiser, b. F.
BOnham, s. q. Pugh, w. Goodrich,
l.. w. Benson.
South Salem-A. d. Pettyjohn, Jas.
Godfrey, Geo. Croisan, f. s. Dearborn,
w. w. Johns, w. q. Westacott, v.
Dencer, Jr.
Woodburn-W. f. Sinner, p. A.
Cochran, N. s. Scollard, 1. s. Leonard,
John Manning, A. J. Cooley, Thomas
| Johnson.
Aurora-Benjamin Qnlnn, Ernest
Wolf.
Hubbard John Clauson, II. Hinkle,
w. J, Keihl.
Turner-R. O. Thomas, Lafe Cava-
naugh, j. N. Jones, John Wittschen,
J. u, Browning.
Labish-O. Biers, q. w. Emert, J.
Leisy, Geo. Finney.
Macleay -Tbos. Kays, Jas. King,
VIM. Hurst-Hartley.
st. Paul-R. E. Kirk, VIM. Murphy,
Thos. Kirk, r. Brentano, f. Coleman,J.
Kirk.
East Salem-Geo. Allen, Sol Durbin,
Frank Smith, Jas. Dawson, Chas.
Yanke.
Yew Park-Jas. Coleman, VIM. Ratz-
burg, John Bayne, Henry Schomaker.
Horeb-C. II, Writ, VIM. Sullivan,
r. w. Newland.
Mehama-Henry Parker, J. Penne-
baker.
Breitenbush-Nat Bowman, ]. c.
Sauers.
Wallace Elder, ]. o. c. |
Winner, DR.. Kitchen, p. B. Taylor, A.
Briggs.
ButteYille-F. l.. Matthew, L. II.
Matthew, VIM. Hendershott, VIM.
Flynn, Chas. Shaw, l.. b. Saunders.
Gervais-L. ID. Smith, II. ID. Man
ming, b, A. Nahum, joe Goodman,
rhos. Hunt, d. Nj. Keene, James Hur-
ley, Jos, Hayes.
Sublimity-Paul Franks, Frank Ries-
ter, John Kintz, Joseph Sausbauer.
East Sllyerton-H. w. Warnock, l..
Ames, II, j. Morley, G. J. Warnock, J.
w. Whitlock.
West Silverton-Geo. Curtis, Henry
Warren, A. Il. Forward, f. N. Brooks,
Il. Davis, f. MoClane, VIM. Eof.
MariSn-Geo. Crabtree, l.. Hack.
Champoeg-W. Mckay, T. Coleman,
A, Jette.
CONTEsTING DELEGATIONS.
salem No. 1.-W. ID. Jeffreys, John
Gray, p, IL. Darcy, ID, J. Fry, and
Il. H. Osborn.
Turner ii, Small, Jr, J. N.
Baker, j. Wittchen, Ed Il, Pophan,
and Il, NJ. Cook, Sr.
The convention met and was called
to order by County Chairman A. p.
Gordau at II o'clock today.
THE TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
County Chairman Gordon said they
were here TO nominate full county
ticket
The opera house was we'll filled with
an earnest body of men.
Eugene Willis named Geo. Il. Allen
for temporary chairman.
John Bane named Wm. Hender-
shott, OF Butteville He withdrew IN
favor OF harmony.
Allen was nominated with great en-
thusiasm and took the platform. lie
was congratulated by the chairman
and presented TO the convention,
aud not acrimonious gath
eung but as good Democrats to support
good government Geo, spread the
eagle Of Jetlersonian principles In good
style aud won great applause. He
made truly eloquent speech. He
asked that they bury all differences In
a common grave, IL they were en-
quilted Ia wave OF defeat, he appealed
10 them 10 face Il like men, waving the
lag Of Democracy.
VIM. Kaiser moved committee on
credentials, Carried.
VIM. Kaiser j. NJ. Davis, Geo. Gus
er, ID. }. HOLMES, Frank Dearborn,
we're appolnted.
Joseph Albert was made secretary. I
john Bane asked a hearing on a mo-
A -. - tl.F. s.aHur huf MAS annNran undaF