The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-06-01
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON.
VENTION.
Will be Held in This City To.
morrow = Some Remarks
on the Situation and a
List Of Delegates.

vention will meet in Frederick
tomorrow, Saturday, for the pur.
pose of selecting delegates to the
State Convention in Baltimore,
which is to select delegates to the
National Convention at Kansas
City, and to the Congressional
Convention at Rockville.
Below we give list Of the del
egates chosen at the primary
meetings held throughout the
county on Saturday last. Among
those mentioned will be found
our leading representative Demo.
Gratis, and it is to be hoped that
wise councils will prevail and an
effort made to so administer af.
fairs, that the party can come to.
gether in the coming contest
against the enemies of our party
and the welfare of the people.
Maryland is Democratic
State, but in 1896, on national is.
sues, showed that it could reverse
the precedent of years when Oc-
casiOn called for it. So it will
be admitted that this is the time
for exceeding caution and clear
and lucid reasoning. With the ba
sic principles Of our grand old
party and the addition of the new
and living issues resultant from
Republican mismanagement and
subserviency to trusts and the
money power, we have a plat.
form upon which all can stand to-
gether and make a winning fight
for freedom and right in Novem-
Der.
Following is list of the dele
gates to the County Convention
from the various districts:
Buckeystown, No. Nv. 7
Day, A. j. McKenna, DR.. Bacon,
G. a. Lamar, w. j. Grove, Jos.
N. Chiswell, f. II. Neighbors, G.
W. Thomas, B. G. KOhlenb berg,
Thomas r. Johnson. B. f. White,
II. E. Smith, E. a. Wachter, j.
II. Kessler, r. Claude Dutrow,
VIM. Hershberger, G. S MERCER,
w. l. Stauffer, p. McGowen,
David Thomas. John +. Keller,
secretary; w. 7. Chiswell, chair
man.
Frederick, No. 2.-Colonel L.
Y. Baughman, Charles n. Har-
gett, Charles Fisher, Charles N.
Hahn, Jacob Rohrback, II. j.
Krise, g. p. Smith, Captain VIM.
Shipley, VIM. Adams, Glenn H.
WOrthington, Joseph Gaver, Il.
g. Shepherd, L. G. Derr, Thomas
f. Myers, John W. Humm, Sam
uel Wertheimer, John 7. Best,
Benjamin f. Reich, Frank, T.
Tyeryar, NJ. S. MOberly, C. 7. f.
Howard, B. E. Phoebus, DR.. l. j.
McCurdy, VIM. II. Ways.
Midddletown, No. 3.-Will send
mass delegation.
CreagerstOwn, No. 4.-Will
send mass delegation.
Emmitsburg, No. Edward
S. fancy, chairman; Edward II.
Stokes, secretary; DR.. John B.
Brawner, G. Z. Zacharias, VIM.
II. Troxell, John 7. Cretin, DR..
John McForeman, Eugene L.
Rowe, John L. Long, j. Henry
Stokes, Isaac S. Bowers, DIR.
James A. Mitchell, Enoch L.
Frizell, NJ. f. Snuff, VIM. Nor.
rison, Jas. B. Elder.
Urbana. No. T. John T.
Worthington, L. T. Brien, ID. c.
Walker, b. j. Lamar, j. F. Da-
Wis, II. II. Magruder, N. j. Eng
land, John Gardiner, James Ii.
King, j. Scott Grinder, Thomas
Grunwell, G. A. ID. Williams,
Walter England, Joseph Nc.
Lain, r. ii. Davis, j. Il. Hen.
erickson, j. w. Tabler, McGill
Belt, VIM. Yingling, John Law
son, G. Il. Yates, VIM. Null,
John Jamison, VIM. Warfeld,
Edward Simpson.
Liberty, No. S.-Albert Smith,
John j. Hitselberger, Charles
Eyler, +. o. Smith, Cornelius
Riordan, William A. Jones, Dan
lei Ii. Buckley, Joseph Oman,
James NJ. Sappington, Il. Frank
Sappington, G. M. Mills, Elias Ii.
Brown, Roy Sundergill, 7. B.
Maynard, DR.. o. b. Stone, Chas.
Stevens, James Sappington.
II. Clayton Trundle, chairman;
Maurice +. Starr, secretary.
New Market, No. 9.-Samuel
r. Brown, Lysander Etchison,
j. Morgan Kimmel, Noah Barnes,
Edward ID. Hobbs, F. d. Brown.
ing, Grafton Clary, Milton Burke,
John S. Umberger, III. H. Viii
liams. j. w. DOwney, secretary;
Harry Wood, chairman.
WoodsborO, No. 11.-John I.
Fogle, j. M. Holbrunner, Allen
Schaffer, j. w. Brandenburg,
DR.. GoldsbOrough, Robert j.
Nelson, Allen Ledgewidge, j. NJ.
Smith, Benjamin Eyler, Walter
Withers.
Mt. Pleasant, No. 13.-Bruce