Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-07-20
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- district- Hsymond Birch. Nick Bsscos.
Rich Biscoe. 6an Carroll. IRns- snsIlwood.
Moses Bsnnstk. Alfrsd Arms<r0ng. wm- nsx-
coe. Bsnedict Barnes. ,. ~. Herman.
I'D ozstrict-Wm. q. Thompeon. u. A Lxnch
,. 2. suser. .. A. Anderson Has. =. Jackson. J.
y. Thompson. D4n1 Morgan. ThnaL Brnxfon, 4.
T. spriuEer. ". ,. nesn-
Ord DISTRICT Knoch b. Abel. Danl \. aowles.
c. W. Foxweli. Stanley r. yohnson. willIsn
Bead. Taos GLADDEN.. Geo. A Saith. Alfred
7. sCarberry. Henry Hall. william .. Harris.
ffh-wm. 4. Bush. Emanuel foyer. j. w.
Yates. d d Lore. Hayden Russell. Oswald
Platter. Jno- y. Bowles. efephen o. HolIy. STE
phen N. Johnson. j. n. Hurry.
Szh dEstxict-A- e. Bowling, A W. H1i. Geo.
Warren. Geo. W. Herbert. yames II. Handy.
Fred Moulden. john q. Jennifer. Chas. Il. nol.
". Edward GoIdrins. John Reed.
eth districf-Geo. n. Bankins. John W. Cat.
ton. ST.. Thomas Foster. W. Y. stone. Jordan
Bunay. d. w. Graves. ChssL L Lloyd. II. Y
Graves, Vim. @. Dean. WIN. Woodward.
5sh disfriet-Abram Smith. Adam Mahony.
u. ~ Csrtes. jobs Q. Woodland. Lsgard Mad
dox. Philip Jameson. Robert n. Cullins, Joan
y. Young. WIN. D. Bond. Eenry Clarke.
eth district-wm- III. Brooka. John Reed,
Benj. Chase. Romanus watfs. Igns. smalIwocd,
Joseph Gunn. J. Oscar Jones. Geo. II. Graves,
Geo. Barnes. Jas. A. Watts.
9Th district-G. W. G4rner. Columbus Down-
ing. Geo. Tarlton. Nat FassslL Columbus Jar
Doe. John Ciayton. WIN. Burne. Jim Clarke.
Robk Pearson. WIN. Jones.
The report was adopted, and thea Mr..
Ching stated that as committee on res
olutions the COMMITTEES submitted the
following:
Resolved. By the Republicans Of 81.
Mary's County, In Conyention assem-
BLEED, that the prompt and thorough full
nIment OF platform pledges and the
general meritori0us conduct Of public
Affairs and performance of public duty
BY the present State Administration, are
such IS to make for it, on the whole, .
record highly creditable In itself, and
splendid In comparison with the stand
ard OF Administration which the state
had Witnessed &C the hands OF Che DEM
ocratic Party.
Resolved, that these facts. together
with present party conditions, and q
justly appreciative party sentiment, In
the judgment OF this Convention point
70 the present Executive and Official head
OF the Administration as the logical and
suitable candidate of the Republican
Party for Governor Of this State.
And, Therefore, Be it Further Re-
solved. that, while we do nut instruct
our delegates, for the reasons and 70 the
full extent Of the credit to which he may
be entitled for the good work above set
forth, we unreseryedIy indorse the Adj
ministration OF Governor Lowndes, and
commend him to the delegation from
this county, and TO the Republican Nom
inating Convention, rs the proper man
20 lead us In the coming contest which
the Republican party shall wage for the
continuance OF good government in this
State.
And, Further be it Resolved. that the
delegates 20 be selected BY this Conyen-
ton shall be governed by the unit rule.
Derby A. Lynch next obtained the
floor and moved that nine delegates be
sent 60 the State Convention 60 cast the
vote Of the county, each district delega-
ton TO select its delegate, and he fur.
Their presented the following names
Lewis K. Tennison, w. j. Bean, John +.
Ballenger, Legard Maddox, ]. ID. Hurry,
Nicholas Biscoe, En0ch B. Abel, George
IL. Bankins, John w Jones. They were
unanimously elected and 30 were the
following alternates James r. Biscoe.
Joseph ii. Ching. James II. Handy, N.
Wilson Graves, Frederick Wilson, Igns.
Smallwood, George w. Garner, Derby
A. Lynch. DIR. Lynch next moved the
election of Measrs. Enoch B. Abel, Jos.
Il. Ching and Adam Mahonv as Central
Committeeman and it was done without
dissent. On motion Of Mr.. Ching the
Convention adjourned.