The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-04-24

Republican Convention.

The republicans of the county assembl-
ed in convention on Monday for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the State,
District and Congressional Convention.
Mr. Henry W. Clagett was chairman and
Dr. W l.. Watkins acted as secretary:
Mr.. Mudd will name the delegates to
the District Convention which will be
held at La Plata Charles county, in August.
The following were named as the com
mittce on credentials:
Nansville-Roger Bells.
Bladensburg-co contested
Marlboro'-H. Eugene Brooke.
Nottin gham-ThomaS L. Houston.
Piscataway-Thomas NJ. Underwood.
Spaldings-William ID. Pyles.
Queen Anne-Hebrew b. Fletcher
Aquasco-George \. Dale.
Surratls-W allace II. PyleS.
Laurcl-George b. Timanus.
Brandywinc-Clarence Hawkins.
Oxen Hill-John T. Fisher
kent-Moscs Harris
Bowie-Dr. N. A Ryon
The following is 4 list of the dele
gates:
Nansville-Charles f. Coffin, Roger
Bells. Thomas W. Wyman, Augustus Ross,
Reese Lancaster
Bladensburg-George Holmes, Edwin
P. Garages, Emanuel Simms, Prince E.
Stubs, Thomas Lancaster
Mathematician W. Belt, Henry W.
Clagett, Lloyd Brown, George Diggs,
Charles Dyer.
Nottin gham-T T. Houston, Franz
Garner, William H Brown, Henson by
son, Allen Spencer.
Piscataway-William NJ. Callahan, T.
NJ. Underwood, Lcmuel White, William
Butler, John Lancaster
Spaldngs William ID Pylrs, Harry
Crozicr, S. f. Cox, Pinkney Belt, John
Henson.
Queen Anne-Beniamin N. Hardesty,
Hebrew Fletcher, DR.. W. l.. Watkins,
Charles Driver, James Jeans.
Aquasco-Georgc \. Dale, Z. ]. Wat
son, Lemuel Douglas, Richard Douglas,
Salisbury Clayett.
Surratts--Wall r. Pyles, John W.
Wheatly, Charles Holiday, Jared
Hawkins, Edward Brown
Laurel-G. B. Timanus, William H.
Divcn, Luther BrashearS, Frederick Robin
son, Thomas Matthew'S
Observation-Disclosures Hawkins, Thos.
II. Proctor, James Thompson, Candy
Grimes, Robert Holland
Oxen Hill-Reubin Neither, John T.
Fisher, Douglas Payne, G. Elwood, E.
Newman
Kent-Thomas Maynard Moses Harris,
John Spriggs, Isaac Marshall, Horace
Bcbley
Bowie-Rev W. r. J. Williams, W
II. Jackson, Dr. n. \. Ryon, Charles Cal
vert, Bayliss Fairfax
Mr.. II. Eugene Brooke then offered the
following resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted:
R'Soired, BY the Republicans Of Prince
''>'' =, ''uiitN' III >'h thti'ii tNNSii
bled, that we heartily endorse the ad-
ministration of Hon. Llyod Lowndes, as
Governor of our State; thSt we tender to
Senator elect George l.. Wellington, the
mittee, our thanks for the ability with
which he has managed our political affairs
and express our utmost confidence i'm his
Judgment
RfSotred, That as our people at the pri
mary elections have expressed almost
a unanimous preference for the Hon.
Sidney E. Mudd, as our candidate for
Congress, that we tender to him the com
pliment of naming such number as he may
desire, who shall cast the unanimous vote
of our county in the Congressional Con-
vcntion to meet ut La Plata, on August
18th, 1896, in favor of his nomination.
The dele gates to the State and District
Conventions were elected rs follows
State CONGRATULATIONS Belt, VIM
D. Pyles, Charles Holiday Lemuel
Douglass.
District Convention-Hen w Clagett
George Holmes, Moses Harris. John r.
Brooks.
Mr.. BELLS nominated the following as
delegates to the State and District Con-
ventions but they were defeated:
State Convention-Willi II. Diven,
Charles Cox, Frank w. Hill, Charles E.
Hawkins
District Conventional. G. Darcy,
Ferdinand G. Hall, G. W. Timanus,
Fielder G. Duvall.
The delegates to the Cong, essional
Convention will he named by Mr. Mudd
later.
After passing vote of thanks to the
officers the Convention adjourned.
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