The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-14
Democratic Primaries
AND COZ NTY CONVENTION.

AND COT MY COW IN ilbN.
The Democratic voters Of Hartford county are
requested to assemble III Primary Meetings, 1T
the several voting places ill the several rtc-
cincts,
on Saturday, .imiu "td. 1899,
trjct to rcpte sent sand distract III Il L lIniy C0E-
ventiou TO be held IN Bel Air on rnssd y, jHiy
25th, 1899, ct II o'clock, Milo nominate car
didates for the following offices:
Four candidates for the House OF Delegates
quo two from the same district
One candidate TOR ounty treasurer.
One candidate for Sheriff.
Three candidates for Judges of the Orphans
Court
One candidate for States Attorney.
One candidate for County Commissioner.
One candidate for County Surveyor.
The places of voting in each district are as
follows:
First Decentralization and Magnolia.
Second District-ialls Roads, Hopewell
and Perrymans.
Third District Bel Air, Churchvillc, Fallston
and Chestnut Hill.
Fourth DiStrict-J arreItSEi!ie, Upper y
Roads and Norrisyillc.
Fifth Dstrict-Dub!n and John o. Stcarns'
dwelling.
Sixth District-Havrr dc Grace.
At Havre dc Grace the polls shall open at 3
o'clock, p. Nj. and close at o'e ock, 2. NJ.
AT the other precincts IN the county the polls
shall be opened at O'Clock, Z. II. and close at
: o'clock, =. NJ.
The Judges of Election shall exercise due
discretion with regard to challenge votes, and
no test shall be applied t. voters beyond the
pledge that they will, in good faith, support
the candidates nominated by the County Con-
veution.
10 person shall he permitted to vote il any
other precinct except the one i'll which he is
Registered as qualified voter, or i'll which he
Will DC entitled 10 be registered before the next
ensuing election.
Upon the close of the electio,, the Judges in
cach precinct shall proceed to count the ballots
4 st and make out a list OF the candidate for
delegates and the total number OF votes cast
for each. 4 copy of this, certified by the Judges
or clerks. shall be TO warded 10 the Executive
1899, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the office of the
Chairman of the Executive Commit &c, III Bel
Air. And T. c Executive Committee. after can
wasting the votes, shall proceed to make out a
list of the delegates entitled, from the face of
the returns, to seats in the Convention, which
list shall be presented to the Convention as Il
basis of its organization.
In the absence of any delegate or delega ties
30 returned elected, the delegation from the
district shall have power to NIL such vacancy
or vacancies or il unable to do SO, TO cast the
entire vote of the delegation.
In selecting delegates to represent each dis
trict, it is recommended that they be chosen
wherever practicable, from different parts OF
the district.
The delegations in the County Convention
from the several Election Districts shall be EN-
powered to select the N embers of the Executive
Committee from their respective districts, to
serve for the ensuing two years, or until thei'
successors are duly elected.
In view of tine fact that dissatisfaction has
been expressed as to the mode of nomination
by the Convention System, instead OF the
method known as the rawford County System
which was formerly in vogue, and of the small
vote by which the change to the Convention
System was adopted when last submitted to the
Democratic voters, the Executive Committee
have determined to re-submit the que tion OF
the mode of nomination, at the present primary
election. and earnestly request each oteI
at such primaries to register his preference, by
his ballet, at that time, and in pursuance
thereof the respective candidates are directed
to have written or printed on their ballots al
the respective precincts:
For the Crawford County System
and For the Convention system
and that the Democratic voters of the county
be requested to vote on this question by mark
ing cut the system to which they are opposed
on each ballot.
First Dfstrict-Abingdon-Ju Mag
mes, Clement X: Sewell and Louis Fl. Archer
Clerks-Edgar E. Touchton and Daniel P
Fitzpatrick
Magnolia Judges Michael Fresch, ]. Frede
rick Emmord and Daniel sullivan. Clerks
Louis kroh and John Skillman.
Second Dstrict-Ho pew-ll-Judges-W William
+. Reasin, Ambrose Cooley and George WIKI
inson. Clerks-George Delaney and Samue
Hairs y Roads-Judges-J James 7. Pritchard
K. W. Wells and Harry Sullivan. Clerks
-Perrymans-Judges B. Harris, George
V. Osborn and William Becker. Clerks
Howard Richardson and Hollis Matthews.
Third District-Rel Air Judges--H. b. Bruins
James c. Young and j. d. Wysong. Clerks
Henry G. Maynader and Thos. G. Forwood.
Churchville-Judg William Munnikhuy-
sen, Charles Coale and Isaac w. Thompson.
Clerks-J. NJ. ueSwan and " lillian Kennedy.
Harkins- Judges Zacheus DeRow. II. Fl.
and Charles Rigdon.
Fallston Judges-Dennis j. shanahan,
William E. Robinson and walter Rich Clerks
James NJ. Smith, Jr., and Elwood I. Anderson.
Fourth DstricI-Iarretfsyille- Judges Jas.
NJ. Scarf. David Wilson and a. $. Upton.
Clerks Joshua Rutiedge and John Wiley.
Upper y RoadS-Judges-J L. Dalton,
joseph Kelly anu jacob Hess. Clerhs-Wm.
NJ. Whiteford and John K. Baldwin.
Norrisville- Judges. Wiley Norris, r. n
Wiley and James A. Wiley. Clerks-William
NJ. Barton and j. K. Strawbridge.
Fifth n-Judges-HUgh A.
Jones, r. l.. Mccain and Mordecai S. Scarbor.
ough. Clerks-Wesley McDoon and DIR. W. B
Kirk.
Stearns-Judge s-Zephaniah Hears, William
u. Rigdon and Joseph Pennington. Clerks
ID. G. Treekle and William SJearns.
sixth DiStrict-HaVre de Grace-Judgcs-
James ". Foster, Milard F. Tydings and Geo
II. Carver. Clerks George +. Myers and
OHIO ! LEE,
- Chairman.
Secretary.
5. <. PENNING,
JAMES 7. PRITCHARD,
W. ID. SCARBOROUGH,
II. p. STRASBAUGH.