The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-22

Pleased With the Ticket and
Predict Success in November.
The delegates elected at the re.
cent Democratic primaries as.
sembled in convention at the CITY
Opera House at noon on last
Saturday, and after a harmonious
session of about four hours, gave
to the people county ticket that
meets with general satisfaction.
Of course there were some dis.
appointed. That is always the
case, when there are several as.
pirants for any office, but not one
of these gentlemen whose names
were put before the convention
displayed anything but a loyal
acquiescence to the will of the
majority, and each and everyone
will give the entire ticket a most
cordial and willing support.
The convention was called to
order by Mr. Charles N. Hargett,
Chairman of the County Central
Committee, and he said truth.
fully that it was the largest and
most thoroughly representative
one he had ever had the pleasure
to stand before.
Col. l.. V. Baughman was
made temporary chairman and Fl.
Clay Trundle and John l.. Rout-
zahn, secretaries.
Upon taking his place on the
stage, Col. Baughman made a
brief address, after which Organi.
cation was effected.
The following gentlemen, as a
result of motion to that effect,
were appointed as members of
the Committee on Credentials
and Permanent Organization:
BuckeystOwn, David ID. Thorn
as; Frederick, z. z. Smith; Mid
dletown, DR.. J. L. Beatty; Creag-
erstown, J. A. p. Matthias; En-
mitsburg, G. 7. Zacharias; Catoc-
tin, Upton Palmer; Urbana, E.
7. Williams; Liberty, M. S. Starr;
New Market, Windsor Williams;
Hauvers, G. N. Brandenberger;
Woodsboro, j. E. Harshman;
Petersville, DR.. L. A. Ramey;
Mt. Pleasant, l.. f. Carpenter;
Jefferson, L. E. Etchison; Me
chanicstGwn, L. Il. Waesche;
jackson, J. Wolfe; townsville,
N. E. Norris; WOodville, A. s.
Vansant; Linganore, Albert Dut-
row; LewistOwn, Frank Casey;
Tuscarora, Mr.. Wolfe; Burkitts
vile, b. p. Carpenter; Ballenger,
G. N. Trundle; Braddock, Chas.
Moore.
In the same way the following
Committee on Resolutions was
chosen: Buckeystown, j. T. Day;
Frederick, DR.. l.. 7. McGill;
Middletown, Il. l.. Coblentz;
CreagerStown, j. A. p. Matthias;
Emmitsburg, E. L. Rowe; Catoc-
tin, G. Warrenfeltz; Urbana, r..
H. Davis; Liberty, F. o. Smith;
New Market, DR.. Downey; Hauv
ers, S. G. BuSsard; WOOdsbOro,
John Stimmel; Petersville, Thos.
Hilleary; Mt. Pleasant, B. l..
Jamison; Jefferson, n. B. Grove;
| Mechanicstown, John Stiner, Jr.;
jackson, Jos. E. Castle; Johns
vile, A. S. Phillips; Woodville,
III. A. Peddicord; Linganore,
Joshua Sundergill; Lewistown,
John II. Putnam; Tuscarora, d.
G. Kemp; Burkittsville, Joseph
Hightman; Ballenger, j. s. Rem;
Braddock, j. A. Grumbine.
DR.. Beatty, of Middletown,
was made Chairman of the Com
mittee on Credentials and Per-
manent Organization and report
ed that the names as published
in the CITIZEN were the duly
credited delegates and that the
temporary officers be made per,
manent.
DIR. j. w. Downey, of New Mar
ket, Chairman of the Committee
on Resolutions reported that no
resolutions would be offered, and
stated the order of the nomina-
tons, which were as named be-
low.
The following candidates were
then nominated, nearly all being
by the unanimous vote Of the dis
tricts. The nominees for State
Senator, Sheriff and States At
torney were ratified by acclama-
ton:
State SenatOr-JACoB ROHR-
BACK.
House of Delegates--S. L. BAsT,
ID. PRINCETON BUCKLEY, CHAs.
~ WATEPs WILLIAM III, LAKIN,