The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-23

The Democratic primaries were
held according to announcement in
each district of the county last Satur-
day, and below We give the delegates
selected by the chairman of each meet
ing except in cases where mass delega-
lions will be sent to the County Con-
ventlon, which takes place in Fred
erick on Saturday, the Oath inst, to Sc
lect delegates TO the State Convention
in Baltimore OH the 18th inst, and the
Judicial Convention in Rockville, on
September 18th.
The dates and hours for the pri-
maries were decided upon at a meet.
ing of the Central Committee held a
few weeks ago, and reports from the
various districts show that large
crowds were present and much inter.
est was manifested.
Gross eXaggeration is chargeable to
the Baltimore Sun, in its discordant ac-
count of the Frederick primary. That
paper strives TO keep up the strained
relations between certain elements in
the party hoping to register its power
on the side of the Republicans again
this fall. There was no antagonism
no: strife at the primary except some
legitimate discussion on a matter of
custom relating to the appointment of
the delegates. A motion was made to
appoint delegates from those present
and to have the selections announced
before adjournment. This was con-
trary to the custom heretofore existing
and it was put to vote after several
gentlemen had expressed their opin-
ion on the matter, and the original
motion sustained. This motion refer
red TO was offered as an amendment
to one giving the chairman authority
to make his appointments and an
nounce his appointment at a subse-
quent time. There was no factional
contention and no discord as the Sun
would have its readers believe. Every
one expressed the greatest confidence
in Chairman Fishers honesty and dis
elimination and believed that he
would do justice to all in his selection
of the delegates. The primary was
held in the basement of the Court
House at 3 o'clock p. NJ, and was
largely attended.
Charles Fisher was elected chair
man of the primary, and J. E. R. Wood,
Jr., secretary, chairman of the Central
Committee. Charles Hargett called the
meeting to order.
Buckeystown District, No. l.-Edw.
Nichols, r. E. Dutrow, VIM. H. Mich
ael, VIM. T Chiswell, G. A. Lamar, G.
Melville Cromwell, w. @ Stauffer,
Charles NJ. Boyles, VIM. Grove, How
ard Allnutt, Far. Neighbors, A. j.
McKenna, John H. Kessler, Ignatius
Fitzsimmons, o. J. Keller, NJ. J. Grove,
Joseph n. Chiswell, Howard J. Spald-
ing.
Frederick District, No. 2.-F. NJ.
Faubel, Jacob Rohrback, Jacob Dadis-
man, F. j. Nelson, VIM. Dansberger,
George Esterly, Augustus Ebert, Glenn
Worthington, George Rodock, J. w.
Baughman, + T. Rhodes, NJ. E.
Gatzendanner, DIR. S. F. Thomas, Jno.
w. Hergesheimer, NJ. S. Moberly,
Chas Fraley, Chas. B. Gaver, Simeon
Bast, Dorsey. Etchison, g. H. Morgan,
J. Roger McSherry, Thos. Brightwell,
George Wentz. J. E. r. Wood, Jr.,
Chas. E. Fisher.
Middletown District, No. 3.-Geo.
Chamberlain chairman and E. l.. Bar
bour secretary. Mass delegation.
Creagerstown District, No. 4.-Will
send mass delegation.
Emmitsburg District, No. 5.-Vin-
Nnh.lA 0r I u Rra nv
Troxell, J. c. Clagett, Prof. James A.
Mitchell, ID. g. O'Donoghue. Joseph E.
Hoke, w. P. Nunemaker, VIM. Nor
rlson, E. H. Rowe.
Urbana d istrict, No. ii. |. jam
ison, j. f. Davis, R. HARDWOOD Magru-
der, Walter England, Col. L. T. Brien,
Andrew Slrube, G. E, waste, d. e.
Walker, B. J. Lamar, j. T Worthing-
ton, Jerome Null, Fred. Ordeman, Ed.
Sim pson, John W. Tabler, Frank
Waltz, Jas WOrthington, John Law
sou, Rufus Davis, j. r. Hendrickson,
Latimore Warfield, Levi Price. George
Hughes, John w. Linthicum, VIM.
Yingland, Nathan England, Jno. jam
ison, Glover H. Trenholm. John Stupe.
Liberty District, No. s. &C. NJ.
Thomas, Edwin Devilbiss, Emory l..
Smith, +. o. Smith, H. Clayton Trun-
die, j. A. Simpson, John r. Mills,
Sidney Sappington, Jr., Frank Boyle,
Elias. H. Brown, Maurice F. Starr,
Geo. w. Rowles.
New Market District, No. 81. w.
Williams, F. ID. Browning, Frank
Jones, Rudolph Tyeryar, J. Thomas
Maynard, Frank Downey, Lynn
Wood.
Woodsboro' District, No. l1.-Dr.
Charles w. Goldsboro', James NJ.
Smith, Luther Putnam, George NJ.
Shaw, James Plunkard, John Tough,
George w Devilbiss.
Mt. Pleasant District, No. l3.-Chas.
G. Cramer, Wan. w. Welker, Henry
Binebrink, Robert ]. Dutrow, Henry
Nelson, S. II. Siauffer, J. Grahame
johnson, Bradley 7. Cramer, Lee
Ranneberger, VIM. Burrier, Leslie II.
Creager, Edward Fink, Chas. s.
Houck, ID. X. Cramer.
Jefferson District, No. Al. N.
Stockman, DIR. H. B. Gross, G. w. Ad-
ans, G. J. Little, E. NJ. Kessler, VIM.
H. Lakin, f. G. Miller, T. q. Cochran,
Gamalial yesterday, Joseph Z. john
son.
Mechanicstown District, No. 10
John Jones, ]. w. Creager, Frank A.
Roddy, James E. Harris, l.. r. Wac
sche, Chas. Gall, Bernard Colliflower,
George H. Bussard, Ross e. Eyler,
Joseph c. Gernand, DR.. Jas. K. Wa
tiers, John Kelley, Chas. Cassell, Chas.
Layman, John Powell.
Jackson District, No. 16.-Mass dele
cation.
townsville District, No. 17.-Elmer
Buckley, Reuben Devilbiss, Reuben
C.,,lor Tohn n Grahill r s. BOhn.