The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-24

An amendment was offered to this
motion that the friends of the respec-
tive candidates array themselves on
opposite sides of the room, thus avoid
ing delay, with the same result.
This was accordingly done, and DIR.
Thomas was declared chairman by a
large majority.
On taking the chair he made short
address thanking the assembly for the
honor and assuring all that he would
he impartial in his decisions, and
craving indulgence for any mistakes
he might make.
Messrs. John Wood, Jr., and Will
lard \. Garrett were chosen secretary.
Mr.. Nelson made motion that the
chair appoint twenty-five members of
the Central Committee and the same
number of delegates to the County
Nominating Convention on Saturday,
the 18th inst. The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Charles Fisher, president OF the
Silver Club of West Patrick street, Of
fered set of resolutions for the consid-
Grafton of the primary, extolling Dem
ocratic leaders from Jefferson down to
the present time, and affirming allie
glance To the underlying and funda-
mental principles of the Chicago plat
form of 1896, when the same shall have
been so safeguarded 10y wise legislation
that no serious detrlment be done to
our varied commercial interest.
Mr.. Glenn II. Worthington then rose
and spoke in favor Of the resolutions.
He said they were conservative, and at
the same time expressive of the feel
ings of every Democrat. No one, he
said, could refuse to endorse them,
be he for gold or silver He rejoiced
in the harmony that prevailed
in the Democratic ranks throughout
the country and particularly in this
county and State, and predicted sue
cess in November.
After the resolutions were read they
were adopted without dissent.
AS there was no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
The list of delegates and members of
the Central Committee will be found
below, as also those of the other dis
tricts in the county.
DELEGATES AND MEMBERS OF CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
The following is a partial list of the
delegates to the County Convention
tomorrow as selected at the various
primary meetings throughout the
county:
Buckeystown District, No. 1.-Dele-
gates: q. A. Lamar, Howard Allnutt,
Clarence Murray, h. &. Dulrow, j. n.
Chiswell, f. A. Wachter, j. S. Dut-
row, J. G. Michael, DR.. L. r. Trapnell,
VIM. j. Grove, George A. Il. Snouffer,
6. S. MERCER, A. }. McKenna, VIM.
Il. Day, J. H. Kessler, VIM. r. CHS
well, L. r. Neighbors, John p. Croft,
DR.. T. S. Brown, Ed. Nichols, Geo.
Snouffer. Central Committee-G. A.
Lamar, H. A. Aluutt, r. G. Dutrow,
w. J. Grove, g. S. MERCER, Ed. Snouf-
fer, VIM. T. Day, Chas. A. Rem, g.
A. T. Snouffer, Vim. T. Chiswell, F.
r. Neighbours.
Frederick District, No. 2.-Delegates:
Alfred Ritter, Harry +. Krise, John
w. Niepold, George w. B. Shriner, f.
I. Rhodes, Charles b. Gaver, Arthur
Smith, M. E. Getzendanner, S. l..
Bast, Lewis Kussmaui, A. q. McCar-
dell, &. p. Smith, &. w. Kindley,
Frank Johnson, Il. II. Worthington,
Thomas Myers, of G., f. J. Nelson,
Solomon Stern, f. NJ. Faubel, S. Il.
Thomas, David Castle, w. n. CARROT,
A Ebert, Bruce Ogle. Central Com
mittee-Charles N. Hargett, l.. V.
Baughman, J. Roger McSherrv, Sam-
uel Wertheimer, Chas. Fisher, Levi J.
Wolfe, Chas. N. Hahn, Thomas Kline,
Aaron Rosenstock, Ii. J. Krlse, John
H. Grove, III. Dorsey Elchison, Geo.
Wentz, Chas. N. Hagan. James Helms,
S. r. Thomas, John T.. r. Wood, Jr.,
Willard N Carrot, f. M. Faubel,
Luther Duvall, Jacob Dadisman. Allen
Grumbine, Marion Moberly, Richard
p. Ross and Augustus H. Ebert.
Middletown District, No. 3.-Dele-
gates: Z. M. Shank, +. E. Alexander,
Geo. &. Coblentz, Geo. w. Rupp, VIM.
Gay lor, James o. Bussard, George w.
Gaver, Peter Z. Bussard, E. Nj. Bow
lus, Daniel j. Lighter, Calvin Gaver.
Emory l.. Coblentz, J. w. G. tZendan-
ner, Morris Routzahn, John A. Cook
erly, Albertus Nikirk, g. Harmon Cob
lentz. Alternates as follows: Oliver II
Cublentz, Stephen b. Coblentz, e. Z.
Wlles, Samuel G. Crone and Wilbur
Bowlus. Central Committee - Frank
+. Alexander, Emory l.. Coblentz,
Martin Coblenlz, q. NJ. Shank. H. l..
Routzahn, Peter H. Bussard and Cal
win r. Coblentz.
Creagerstown District, No. 4.-Del-
egates: Geo. Stevens, q. 5. Stottle-
myer, J. F. Putnam, l.. G. Ogle, III.
b. Ogle, Upton Geisbert, Ben. Ogle.
Clarence OFT, VIM. j. Speak, Ben.
Bell, John Moser, j. Edgar Kolb,
James. Grayson Stevens, Elmer
KolD. James Grouse. Central Com
mittee-L. Z Ogle, G. S. StottIemyer,
James Grouse, }. G. Eyler, A. q.
Fisher, r. l.. Ogle, George Stevens,
VIM. j. Speak, jeremiah Martin, John
Moser, }. H. b. Ogle.
Emmitsburg District, No. 5.-Dele-
gates: Vincent Sebold. DR.. j. w. Rel
gle, DIR. J. B. Brawner, j. G. Rosen-
Steel, E. III. Rowe, +. l.. Frlzzell, r.
X. Shriver. Joshua Motter, VIM. Nor
rison, j. G. Clagett, w. P. Nunne-
maker, Harry Liugg, w. II. Troxell,
Clarence Rider, Wesley Marker. Cen
trail Committee-Dr. James Mitchell,
Vincent Sebold, J. &. Roseusteel, DR..
Jno. B. Brawner, Daniel +. Roddy, E.
II. Rowe, Rowe X. Shriver, w. III.
Troxell, Michael Lingg, John NJ.
Stouter, John A. Peddicord.
Catoctin District, No. 6.-Central
Committee-A. w. Bartgls, Calvin
Schroyer, P. &. Pryor, J. l.. Herbst,
Charles N, Frushour, j. f. Smith, j..
w. Castle.
This district sends mass delegation
to the County Convention.
Urbana District, No. 7.-Delegates:
Col. l.. I. Brien, j. |. Jamison, Dick
son G. Walker, B. J. Lamar, Nathan
England. John F. Davis r II. Ma