The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01
A REPRESENTATIVES, GATHERING.
Harmonious Democrats Name Their
Delegates.

The Democratic County Convention met a
The Masonic Hall, Bel Air, at noon on Tues
day. L. was called 10 order by Thomas H
:; | EubiasC;a, Chairman Of the State Central Com
ni,iee fnr Hartford county, aud Walter "
Preston was elected Chairman, with Martin
z. Foley, Secretary. The following committee
on credentials and permanent organization
was appointed:
First Diatr.ct-E lward FL. Hall.
Second District w. a, Wells.
Third District-Joscph Liyezey.
Fourth Distiict-Dr. c. A. Rutledge.
| Fifth Dssrict-Dr w. 3. Kirk.
| SIKH :s-r;ct-Eyeritk J. 8radfa!d
The Committee IecUmm ended, through
| 'h=i Charm y, d.. :. A. Ku.'edge, that the
temporary ilieers be made permanent, and
'".f tha foi!a"ipg delegates WIRE catit!ed to
seas:
| Fla District Samuel 5. B.vard, Charles
| E. Crtswol!, Henry F. Oh, jeremiah Lynch,
| John Il. CycH'.u, Alex. z. Norris, j. IL.
| fipkn"y Iasnass,
':yooHi Gis,lict.-J. w. Metiaw, j. A.
0s.5r,', i. Ii. Wilson, ". A. Wells, W. F.
t21sia, James Duruigaa, Asa Toliinger, b.
X. Miihart john Jawens, George B. Osborn.
Third Dis.rict.-Wiliiam Munnikhuysen,
Thomas Kehoe, Henry C. Johnson, George
K. Cairnes, Joseph ii, STREET., Joseph Livezey,
Deuuis }. snanaaau, Waiter w. Preston, W.
&. Rouse, Jchu W. Cole.
Fourth DistIict.-Wiliam A. Hope, George
A. Cairnes, j. Frank STREET., j. Randolph
S.ade, Charles A. Rutledge, Thomas Hitch
cock, John Dalton, William B. Wright, j.
RoEston Strawhrilge, j. Wiley Norris.
Fifth District William j. Forsythe, s. s.
James, Mord.cai Scarborough, Dr. W. B.
Kirk, James Z. jones, JOHN o. Stearns, Hugh
L. Heaps, j. Martin McNabb, George W.
Jones, Charles Il. Wilson.
Sixth District.-John A. Russell, Joseph
Warner, Harry c. Lawder, Martin p. Foley,
Hollis Courtney, Jr., Everett j. Bradfeld,
Michael j. Fahey, Joseph Good, d.. Daniel
w. Hopkins, Francis NJ. FAIR.
On motion a committee on resolutions con-
sis!ing Of:
First Di::rc5-Hc1ry I. Dill.
Second Diat,ict-John W. Jewens.
Third Dis j II. STREET..
Fourth st'icl--" il ian B. Wright.
Fifth Dis!Iic.-tieorge w. Jones.
Sixth Di=ti!ct-Holiis Courtney, Jr
Reported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
awe, the Democrats of Hartford county, in
convention assembled, hereby express our APP
probation 1f The Interest a3a effo,ts Of Hon.
Geo &c 81. Jewetf, IL behalf of our party, and
as al IMPRESSION CT our confidence and respect,
we request the delegates Today ei2ote0 to
represent i&rford county in the Democratic
Con~re :s:nual Convention % the Second Dis
rict to c0a;iend Mr.. .jewetS to the favorable
consideration Of that convention.
';Rsanissd That the delegates elected to the
State and G pngTessi0ral Conventions be, and
they are authorized to fill vacancies or cast
the five Votes TO which the county is entitled"
While the committees were out making up
their reports, excellent Democratic speeches
were made by ex States Attorney j. Thomas
c. Hopkins and County Commissioner Joseph
E. Spencer. Beth speakers were roundly ap-
plauded.
The delegates selected to the State Conven-
zion which meets in Baltimore, June 9Th, to
select delegates TO tie National Convention
which meets in Kansas City on July 4th, and
also 10 nominate eight Presidential electors
were John A. Osborn, G. Cover STREET., Thos /
Hitch eek, George W. Jonas, Hollis Courtney,
Jr.
The following delegates were selected to the
Congressional! Convention which meets in !
Itavre de Grace on september 18Th, to nomi- |
nate acan,!iia'e for Congress: W. F. Eeasin, |
Alexander Norris, William a. Hope, Samuel |
). James Harry G. LaHder.
The convention then adj burned.