The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-26

tI4Ci III the SOuAlS anu OOlCCl
Delegates to the County Conven-
ton, Which Takes Place To-
4 morrow Nearly Three Hundred
Attend at Frederick-Great En-
thusiasm Prevailed all Over the
County and the Prospects are
Daily Frightening for Success at
the Polls in Observation-Disclosures
scripts Threats Exploded.
The loyal Democrats of good old Frederick
County have every reason to feel proud of the
splendid showing made in every district in the
comfy at the primaries last Saturday The
object was TO select delegates 10 the County
Convention, and as general rule, but little
interest is manifested by the average voter
for what sufficient reason, however, we are at
a loss to explain. But last Saturday this
order Of things was reversed and the primary
meetings in each Of the twenty-one election
districts in the county were more largely at
tended than ever before 1t has been COM
monty accepted idea with Republicans that it
is only the ghost of Democracy that is making
such display ofactvity, but we will show
them the liveest and most animated
corpse n November next, that ever escaped a
death certificate. And in November, too, will
be seen more clearly the true state of affairs
regarding the Democratic tariff bill now bring
ing TO this entire nation tidal wave Of pros.
perlty, never witnessed after the passage of
the Mckinley protection measure. This must
count for something with our people, who are
Democrats from principle and who observe
the present condition and compare it with
that existing before Congress adjourned.
Some Of the districts sent mass delegations
The general desire is to nominate good men
for al the offices in county and State and then
look to Democrats to support them
The Democratic primary meeting held in
this city in the basement Of the Court House,
on Saturday last, was attended BY the largest
and most enthusiastic crowd ever known 1t.
was difficult to procure even the smallest al
lotment ofstanding room and many had 10 be
content with positions in the doors and win
dows TO hear what was going on. The chair
man of the County Central Committee, Mr..
Charles n. Hargett, called the assembly TO Or
der, and in few words stated the object and
purpose OF the meeting. At his announcement
OF being ready to receive motions, Mr.. F. NJ.
Faubel presented the name Of Col L. V.
baugnman as the presiding officer subject TO
the will ofthe primary. The motion was Sec
onded and unanimously carried.
Upon taking the chair, Col Baughman
few iato III nj III g.
organization. Mr.. Charles n. Hahn pre-
scented the names otMessrs George NJ. GRAY.
son and NJ. f Getzendanner as secretaries
and they were accepted. Mr. H. Dorsey
Etchison made motion that the chairman be
authorized TO select % delegates to the County
Convention, inclusive Of the officers of the
meeting. This motion was carried, after
which the motion to adjourn was in order, to
which no one objected
The following is list of the names of del
egates from each district in the county as
chosen at last Saturdays primaries:
Col. Baughman, NJ. E. Getzendaner.
George NJ. Grayson, Frank Z. Rhodes.
Chas. \. Hargett, John E. Fleming,
Elias Grove, c. V. 5. Levy, George w.
Smith, Jacob Dadisman, Charles Ea-
der Edward Frazier, DR.. William H.
Baltzell, Devilla British, f. Marion Fau-
bel, DIR. Ira J. McCurdy, H. Dorsey
Etchison, James a. Warfied, G.. W.
b. Skinner, G. Rodock, Wesley Bait
eel, w. n. Garrett, H j. Krise, James
Helm aud Thomas Kline.
BUCKBYsTowN DISTRICT.
P. MCGOWAN, VIM. T. Day, Vim. Il.
Chiswell, Melville Cromwell, G. A.
Lamar w. G. Baker, r. C. Dutrow,
Amos Thomas, J. d. Day, J. H. Kess.
ler }. f. Thomas, Jacob S. Dutrow,
Z. Newton Thomas, A. J. McKenna.
MIDDLETowN DISTRICT.
Peter H. Bussard, Calvin r. Cob
lentz, Carlton p. Ahalt. Emory r,
Coblentz George W. Gaver. Charles
NJ. Shank, John IL. Lighter, Peter E.
Bussard.
CREAGERsTowN DISTRICT.
1t was decided at the primary meet
ing held on Saturday last, to send
mass delegation to the convention.
which takes place on Saturday, the
9th inst.
CAToCTIN DISTRICT.
James Delauter, George r. Stottle-
myer, Josiah l.. Green, jefferson NJ.
Wolf, john Balmer, Josiah Belts, JON
athan n. Wolf.
EMMITSBURG DISTRICT.
DIR. John b. Brawner, Vincent So
bold, VIM. p. Nunamaker, Joshua s.
Motter, John a. Peddicord, Peter
Hoke, VIM. Morrison, James A. Elder.
Rowe *. Shriver, Dr. J. Kay Wrig-
ley, DR.. John w. Reggie, E. III. Rowe.
Edgar Moore
URBANA DISTRICT.
Levi Price, Augustus Wilson. B. u.
Finehour, Nathan England, Edward
waste, John +. Davis, Joseph McLain.
James Davis, Rufus H. Davis, How
ard Mobley, j. Lee Simmons, John
Price, Vernon Baker, John /. Jamison.
Gideon Bussard, Richard Simpson, b.
j. Lamar, r. H. Magruder, James
Worthington, Richard Norwood, Geo.
Hughes, Thomas Dixon, VIM. Wing
ling, VIM. II. Roberts, Clinton Moore.
u. Vernon Davis, Joa6 Davis.
LIBERTYTowN DISTRICT.
Cephas NJ. Thomas, III. CLAYTON
Ifundle, John q. Norris, J. Dorsey
Jones, Edwin Devilbiss, r. Frank Sap
plngton, George w. Rowles, Stephen
ID. Myers, +. o. Smith.
NEW MARKET DISTRICT.
DR.. J. w. Downey, Harry Wood. p
). himmel, John &. Williams, Ferdi-