The citizen., 1895-08-02

W. -, ~ "A. EuSIdTj NO. 10, ii, "A.
Peddicord; No. 10, Dr.. Whitehill; No
~, Charles Baker; No. 81, r. NJ.
Neighoors.
Committee on Resolutions. District
No. J. ID. Day; No. 2, Col. Baugh-
man; No. 8, p. H. Bussard; No. 4,
David Staub; No. 5, Vincent Sebold:
No. Z, Jas. H. Delauder; No. I, Rufus
II. Davis; No. s, F. o. Smith; No. 8,
John G. Williams; No. 10, Thomas G..
Fox; No. II, J. NJ. Holbrunner; No. u.
9. A. Rice; No. l3, r. II. Dutrow;
No. IA, Clayton Miller; No. Is, DIR.
Mcpherson; No. Is, James E. Castle:
No. II, A. S. Phillips; No. IS, John
Sundergill; No. 10, d. w. Dutrow; No.
20, John ID. English; No. q, F. Il. La
kin.
The two committees withdrew to u
private room to draw up resolutions
and submit report. Mr.. George w.
Smith, as spokesman, declared the tenn
porary officers permanent and those
delegates entitled to seats in the con-
vention as were published in the CITI.
zen.
Col. Baughman, as chairman of the
committee on resolutions, read the fol-
lowing:
"Be it resOiUed by the Democrats of
frederick County, in cOnUention assem-
bted, That the delegates elected by this
convention to attend the Baltimore
convention on Wednesday, the 3lst
instant, be, aud they are hereby in
structed to vote as a unit, and that the
delegation be authorized to fill what
ever vacancy may occur
"ResOtUed, That we fully and cordi-
ally indorse the administration of
President Cleveland, whose patriotism
aud devotion to the cardinal principles
of the Democratic party merit the APP
proval and command the admiration
of all who profess allegiance to the
great party of the people.
"Res0tUed, That with equal warmth
and cordiality we indorse the able, con-
servative, business-like and highly
creditable administration of Governor
Brown.
"ReSOiUed, That good government
and the political supremacy of the
white race are alike inseparately inter-
woven with the ascendancy of the
Democratic party, and consequently
the preservation of the one and the
continuance of the other depends on
the fidelity and loyalty of every DEM
ocrat to his party.
"ResoiUed, That being Democrats
upon principle and not from mere eX-
pediency, we pledge our hearty support
to the nominees who may be selected
by the coming State convention
"ReSOiUed, That we favor just and
equitable assessment of all property in
the State, to the end that the letter and
the spirit of the declaration of rights,
which requires every man to contrib
ute to the support of the State govern
ment according to his actual worth in
real and personal property, may be
given full and complete effect, and
that thereby the burdens of taxation
may be equally and equitably distrib-
uted among all, without discrimination
in favor of any.
"ResolUed, That the people of the
country are indebted to the Demo-
cratic party for the beneficent effects
which are beginning to flow from the
recent revision of the tariff; that a
steady and progressive return of per-
manent prosperity; cheapening of
the necessaries of life; a marked increase
of wages paid for labor; rise in the
value of agricultural products; restor-
alton of business confidence which
had been so greatly shaken by finan-
cial panics and depressions that were
the legitimate and necessary outcome
of vicious legislation of Republican
Congress; resumption of business Iby
large manufacturing indurtries
throughout the land after many weary
months of enforced idleness and mac
tivity, and the generally improved con-
dition of the whole country are some
of the benefits which are the results OF
the wisdom, foresight and patriotism OF
a Democratic Congress in enacting the
existing tariff legislation"
The aforegOing resolutions we're re-
ceived with cheers aud received the
unanimous support of the convention.
The following were selected as dele.
gates to the State Conventions:
Col. l.. V. Baughman, Melvin Crom.
well, DIR. M. Whitehill, N. Addison
Englar, Jas. P. Biser, George S. Stot.
tlemyer, +. Marion Faubel, John r.
Martin, DIR. J. w. Downey, Jas. M.
Smith, George w. Smith, John F.
| Davis.
The following were named to attend
the judiciary convention at Rockville
Glenn HI. Worthington, Benjamin f.
Reich, p. F. Pampel. Jacob Rohrback,
John G. Williams, Nathan j. England,
HI. A. Peddicord, John ID. Ahalt, Geo.
w. Myers, Vincent Sebold, Cephas M.
Thomas, p. NJ. German.