The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-25

The cordial reception accorded Mr..
John E. Hurst, the Democratic candi
date for, Governor. and Hon. Charles
e. Crothers, the nominee for Attorney
General, at our meeting last week, was
most fiattering in every respect. Whilst
in the city Messrs. Hurst and Crothers
called upon a number of our people,
who were more than pleased at the
frank, manly way in which these gen.
tlemen spoke on the important ques-
tons of the day.
Accompanying our candidates were
Hon: Charles j. Faulkner, the inde-
fatigable whip of the Democratic men,
beers of the United States Senate, and
Hon. J. j. Hemphill. the brilliant ex-
member of Congress from South Caro-
lima. 1t would have been difficult to
have secured two more able and en-
tertaining speakers than the above
named gentlemen.
The following is list of the vice
presidents:
Jno. l.. Michael, Jno. H. Rem, Sam
uel T. Hafer, George Mehrlng, Jos.
Burck, Justus Buch, Henry G. Dull.
VIM. HI. Ways, Harry johnson, Allen
Kline, ID. e. British, John G. Hagan, A.
l.. Boteler, DR.. S. S. Maynard, S. l..
Bast, Samuel Summers, John T. Best.
Wrt, II prun,rla Datar Cocoon nv
Martin, Benjamin F. Brown, J. D. Ora
bill, q. J. Gittinger, Charles Buxton,
b. F. Reich, N. j. Wilson, E. X. Fra
zier, Peter Brookey, Chas. q. Bake,
Lewis A. Burke, John q. Aultman,
Ezra Houck, George w. Strawsberger,
Eugene l.. Derr, DIR. VIM. I'll. BaltzelI,
James Houck, JOS. w. l.. Roelkey,
Milton Powell, Brady G. Isanogle,
Charles p. TNxell, Jacob Wiles, Chas.
Titlow, VIM. A. Kolb, Henry FaIk, f.
V. Staub, e. z. Smith. Jn0. Ed. Schell,
JOS f. Eisenhautr, DIR. U. A. Sharetts,
John N. Clary, J. Knight Mcdonald.
J. w. Humm, Dr. E. G. McSherry, II.
w. Ely Ter, n. Lochner, DIR. M. White
hill, DIR. j. w. Downey, U. A. Tough,
John w. Walter, Jonathan Cuvell, A.
Z. McCardell, G. q. Smith, ID. H. Best,
Fritchie Hanshew, Geo. J. Lambert,
John Abrecht, NJ. E. Getzendanner,
lustus Miller: Washington Hoffman,
a. p. Marsh, Geo. Nj. Gray son, DR.. F.
+. Smith, Willard N, Garrett. DR.. Ed
ward Bowlus, Charles p. Levy, Rich
ard Potts, Thos. D. Lipps, q. Thomas
Kemp, Lewis A. Rice, Or. F. b. Smith,
Jno. E. Fleming, Henry N. Etchinson,
VIM. A. Simmons, Henry Williams,
Alien Grumblue, Captain VIM. CHS
well, Frank Lakin, Charles Baumgard-
ner, Granville Lindsay, Edward HI.
Dyer, John w. Merchant, J. II. Mar
key, Geo. Eissler, Edward G. Lease,
M. f.. Doll, Allen Quynn, Thos. Moore.
Henry Hagan, Chas. Eader, VIM. HI.
Shipley, Rufus Stottlemver, Zach Zim-
mernlrn, Geo. ID. Gaver, Chas. Ranne-
berger, David Summers. These were
the Secretaries: Robt l.. Barrick. En-
nest Webo, Charles Mehrling, Lysan-
der Etchison, N. A. England.
Mr.. Hurst was introduced by his
Honor, Mayor Yeakle. Deafening APP
plause greeted the distinguished gen
tlenan as he made his app 4arance aud
bowed to the audience. He made an
instant impression by his frank open
cOuntenance and his honest, straight
forward manner of Speaking. MIR.
Hurst is not polished orator but has
the faculty Of saying what he means
III the fewest possible words. He told
the people all about Mr.. Lowndes:
who he Was, how he was nOulluated:
the great power he has in his own
county AS a leader and finally denied
the charges he (Mr. Lowndes) brought
against the manner of his nomination.
He said he Was not a German Demo-
GRAFT, not Rasin Democrat, or
Cleveland Democrat, but regular
out and out Democrat that has
the best interests of the partv
at heart first, last and all the lime,
lie spoke about the ladies, and regret
ted the fact that they were all on the
other side, as Mr.. Lowndes had said
50, and he always speaks the truth and
Keeps his promises? The Democratic
party, he said, had been in control of
the State ever since the time when
Democrats had to walk through a
gauntlet of bayonets to cast their vote.
and the administration of affairs had
always been creditable. Mr.. Lowndes
Is In the reforming business and il
would be In order for him to pay some
attention TO Allegany County, where
Republican machine methods flourish
In all their vigor and strength. He
spoke about the detestable course of
the Baltimore Sun in this campaign
and also alluded to the questions pro.
pounded by the Hurst Association To
That paper which it has failed to no.
tlce: He explained about the charges
OF fraud in the raUiot ration - 90.