The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-02
FADDEN NAMED IN THE FOURTH.
II. J. White Cries "Ingratitude". and
Withdraws in Favor of McCatTrey.

Withdraws in Favor OF McCaftrey.
The Fourth district convention also
had its sensational feature. There
We're three candidates, NJ. +. Fadden
of Priceburg Frank j. McCaffrey, OF
Mayfield, and 2. ]. White. of Arch
bald.
Just as the voting was about to begin
Professor White arose and withdrew
his name, claiming that a motion that
had just prevailed. permitting but one
delegate from each ward of Archibald
robbed him of goodly part of his sup
port and made It impossible for him to
expect to make showing.
Then despite the cries of the Fadden
men. of shut up" put him out" and
the like, the doughty professor ar
raigned the Democrats party for in
gratitude in general and base ingrati-
tude in his particular case, he. accord
ing to his assertions, having been
counted out of senatorial nomination
and now driven out of the candidacy
for the legislature. He concluded by ask
ing his followers to support McCaffrey.
The convention was called to order
at IL o'clock in Edmund's hall. Mayfield,
by Chairman p. ]. Mccormick. The
delegates We're:
Archbald-Fifst ward, First district,
James Flynn; First ward, Second district.
Anthony Duffy. Second ward. First dis
trict, Edward Lane; Second ward, Second
district, Thomas OHara. Third ward,
First district, James O'Rourke.
Blakely-FIrst ward, j. W. Sickler; Sec
ond ward, i. j. Mccormick; Third ward,
Simon brennan.
Dickson City-First ward, +. j. Burke
Second ward, Thomas Mcclure; Third
ward. NJ. &. Donnelly.
Durmore-First ward, First district,
Thomas Fadden; First ward, Second dis
trict, Thomas Grady. Second ward, First
district Patrick Tierney, NJ. Brogan; Sec
ond ward, Second district, Thomas Doud.
Third ward, First district, NJ. O'Neill;
Third ward, Second district, James
O'Horo; Third ward, Third district, Nj.
Reagan. Fourth ward, First ristrict, +.
Faddon. Fifth ward, ]. II. Mcdonnell.
Sixth ward. Thomas Langan.
Carbonate township-Northwest dis
trict. William Gordon; Northeast district,
Andrew Faley.
Carbondale city-First ward, First dis
trict, NJ. i. Madigan; First ward, Third
district, Patrick Langan. Second ward,
First district, w. j. Byrne: Second ward,
Second district, w. J. Smith; Second ward,
Third district, NJ. Walsh. Third ward.
i'hst district, Frank Hoban; Third ward,
Second district. John Campbell, Third
ward, Third district, James Toolan; Third
ward Fourth district, Jesse Sloane.
Fourth ward, First district, Thomas
E'lannery; Fourth ward, Second district,
William McDonough; Fourth ward, Third
district william Malloy. Fifth ward,
lief nj
Second district, =. +. Hart. Sixth ward,
First district, j. ]. Gallagher; Sixth ward,
Second district. j. f. Boland.
Fell township-First district. b. Flan-
aghan; Second district, J. Heenan; Third
district. Dan Reagan; Fourth district,
John Dunn.
jefferson township-Charles Beers.
Roaring Brook-M. II. Mcdonald.
Elmhurst-Thomas Thompson.
Jermyn-First ward, Patrick Feeney;
Second ward, j. j. Roche; Third ward,
Matthew Leslie.
Mayfeld-J. NJ. Forbes.
Olyphant-First ward, Joseph Kelly;
Second ward, John Murray: Third ward,
NJ ID. Flynn; Fourth ward, u. Fl. McCann.
Throop borough-Luke Kelly.
Winton-First ward, James Bell; Sec
ond wardP. r. Gilmartin; Third ward,
Martin Smith.
=. j. Mccormack was elected tenn
porary chairman over Frank Hoban, OF
Carbondale, by a vote of SO to 25. w.
J. Byrne, of Carbondale, was chosen sec
retary. Resolutions We're adopted en-
dorsing Cleveland's administration and
Bryan's candidacy.
The temporary organization having
been made permanent. balloting for rep
resentative was begun. Fadden re-
ceived thirty-eight votes and McCaf-
frey twenty-one, and upon motion of
McCaffrey the election was made unani-
nous. Mr. Fadden was called before
the convention and made short speech.