The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Sharrer Forces Generally Successful VIII
liamS Endorsed For Governor.

harvey .. Morelock, Myers district,
DIR. Harry 5. Baer, Westminster district.
CLERK OF THE COURT.
Webster W. Sweigart, Middieburg district.
REGISTER OF WILLS,
Joseph d. Brooks, Westminster district
JUDGES ORPHANS COURT.
William A. Murray, Hampstead district.
John II. Mitten, Westminster district.
John +. Burlington, Mddleburg district.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Jacob ). Gladhil, Union Bridge district.
SHERIFF.
James NJ. Pickett, Freedom district.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Joel Ebaugh Hampstead district
STATES ATTORNEY.
Ivan l.. Hof, Westminster district.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
D. William Earhart, Myers district.
The above is the ticket nominated 10y the
Republican county convention on Tuesday.
The Sharrer, Baughman- Brooks forces won
the day IN the Westminster primaries defeat.
ing the anti-organization combination by 10
majority The contest was very spirited and
the Ill feeling engendered has not subsidized.
and Is not likely to do so. While the organi-
zaton was energetic in holding Westminster
z
tive aud several of them, including fancy
town, Uniontown aud Woolerys sent dele
gates who did not act in harmony with the
Sharrer faction. In the selection of caudi.
dates Taneytown, with its POO Republican
majority, was given only one place on the
ticket; Uniontown, with its ITO Republican
majority, was entirely sighted. aud so was
Mt Airy, with 40 Republican majority, and
Woolery's district also. Midileburg Jared
well. getting a candidate for Clerk and one
for Orphans Court Judge. New Windsor and
Union Bridge districts drew one prize each,
while Westminster drew four and Hampstead
two. OF the fifteen nominees. fourteen Of
them reside IN Westminster aud the upper
districts. Two Of the nominees in Westmin.
ster dIstrIc; we're not on the slate. But for
the over activity OF an organization delegate
ia nominating candidate for The House of
Delegates, DR.. Harry ). Baer would not have
been on the ticket, and Ivan l.. HoF was
nominated for States Attorney simply be-
cause the candidate wanted would not serve.
The party leaders were at sea when the del
egates came to Westminster Tuesday morn
nag, and nearly ,wo hours were spent IN an
effort to agree on nominees, with only partial
success. The other contests we're Tough, out
IN convention.
Il wAs nearly noon when Chairman George
called the convention 1o order He uamsd
William Mood, Of Union Bridge fur tempo
FaFy Chairman, and the couyrntioa selected
Lew II. Reid, Of Tauey,uwn. for secretary,
sod W. l.. ". SeabruOk. Of Westminster. iar
assistant secretary. A commi;tr, on credru-
,ssls, permanent organization and resolutions
<as named by district delegations as follows
Charles Shriner, james NJ. Shellman, T..
Z L@ppo, 4. y. KspiE. J. Thomas Harms,
John < Miller. Joseph H. Brook, II +.
Richards, II u l.. Pick,u Dr. C. II oil
Ter, \ F. Lambert, Frank VI. ugle su1 Chss-
II. Smith.
A r,cezs 4As ih~u ,aksa Tor au baar. and !;
~ss go, until ~ 'hAi the convention wAs
akaiu called 10 order The committee re-
ported through Joseph u. Brooks, Chairman,
shsg she credentials wvrs correct. that the
tsmpaFarF oalcrrs Be made permanent and
the loila=iag resolutions
Resolved - iae Espasgbcaas Of carroll county 10
rpuvcat.ou assembled. T&sr she delegate rleetssi
60 rvprrss7sl Cafrol. r,autr IN tc STATE CaaErail
- S1a sary arc hsreay astrsetssi % az s1aor
ahls uzraas 70 sc'sFv Bae aDenraon ~ tHr liaa1s-
abe -lrgsrsp 4 isiiauE. - Hssfa-l r'lshiy. far
shr os1r~ - s.orcsuo- - NaFya#aE
AH3 ~ q faffAeF Resolved Thai Waller J. b.s-iF.
tAhfrs Aafsaf 1asz1 - . u-'sN. ~. ttf q rs
% per - AMI tasr srv hF=eoy ssslArysa fn D. fr
rhee = Ehzs c'aseHstos - isirSsis7s 60 tEs as
ksi - ll fsrshes Fse..,srs,i That walss4 p Eals
s5eo sahrsvy, v " -~s4Ears. Clssr.es Ne.
ss.as s#t IssGs Z Filsaeii b. a1sl arv hrr~a7
s8ssaarTi 50 ~ tn ch05ce y this convection -
za~zs,-rt Il tAs state gesgrzi Cosamilsr-
In J. Weaver. OF Caiau,awn. w4s tbr
Holman % the occasion. and dGFsnE shr pra-
. 1.ai5axs ,5f the convention raised several go.
{ .ee1iuu.. tthe ycFy begiuuinE b. called a.
ieatssi g. ias fact lhss Chairman shatr-r ta
. lalFrs the r1avsntt.sa 30 order bad nni stated
she 55lssi uf the eonveusloH. sai therefore
the gsucc~ylsass pers mex 10 order. thssr.
. uiaa ShArrrr rad the cal for lhs cuavra.aa,
shloh sails6ed che leader frusn UnisnyuWa.
Whea the resolutions sore being read sad
thr1r Adoption ~as moved. Dr. Wrarrg Oh.
{ rested 10 uAalnx delegates ~ the S'ais r1s
. sratsaa anJ msmtsrs 81 she State f~aiEa.
T tgaussft~e ia ss-s.siussous. bsgt su~ si8p IzrG
ihruzEh before be wss s@are Of &, and abe
E other "a. passed - geqasts4.
The nominations
1 For Register ~ Wills, Joseph n Brook.
I ths peszeug iac4rp t-ui and nr l.alhsg h+aF
T pere PLACED Ia nomination. uf, Mesyer ta
; u5m5uauus pF kesag made speech highly
ra.osstise % heEp gsArty regularity aa1 pa{
CLARITY lie sid thsl gN years Asu llr. Kemp
80 supported by n districts Tor REGISTER, bit
Tia, BE- ADD Jaigr ClAbasEh bad ines ia a
ss-1ul Ia The Hail and compromised the mat
. ser los slihdraatuE hemp iu hvns ui Brooks
( ia lhs 5@gr7wss u aariauHy, aud nos pF. hrmF
srss ragslled g. Ehs nomination. lie prussis.-i
.ta Republican, MAJORITY ya The EsstrfH part
/ 81 Carroll ssih nr hrmp a'. she Ng&e.. Do.
E Weaver also sad that from shat ar bad heard
. Of the Rrpabhrsn pumary % Westminster il
( sas a d.sgrace O. she party, that Nslsky and
money AS freely 4sed Aa3 voters avFe bought
al The wav FROM 800 90 $500. and lhr
aa~mogy az ]; ~ogld }4s ~ other generations
tie 1as loldj4 Applasdei, sat applause does
. not wtu nominations Ga ide hru ballot
Brooks reviewed = votes and krmp y. thr
{ = votes Tor Kemp represented the Sab
Z .grrngib eli the Antt organization aud several
f. voics aiasr. Brooks a. declared fhr Houi
us~.
{ Chas. J. Il GarJrr. 81 Manchester. $40
nominated for the Senate by reclamation.
( Eds e. Reinloilar. of IAHryt0Nu. N.ss .lAr-
. stza dominated Tor the House 81 Delegate.
. The names Of ogheHs placed in nunlnAtsnH
I wrre Eisar Nusbaam. Of Nsw Windsor dis
/ trici. Or Harry ; BAer, OF Westminster.
7 William +. Jordan. OF Freedom and Harvey
I : Aorrlock, Of Myers. On the hrsi ballot
f. Nushaum, Who received 60 votes, N1geloek.
I uho received 90. and BaeT. gh received 40.
I urre chosen l.ea,hrrwooj. who "a, on the
slate received SO votes and Jordan Is. Had
. n1t the latter been PLACED ln nomination
I l.ralher~oud would have defeated Bser.
For Clerk OF the Circnil Court Webster W.
(. Saeigart Of NidiebgFg district, was chosen
/ by aeclamatinu, a. vas Joe, Ebaugh. Of
4 Hampstead district. for County Treasurer.
Ivan l.. Hod. Of Westminster district, tor
I State : Attorney. and J. William Earbart, ui
/ Myers district. for County Surveyor.
Five persons we're presented for judges Of
I the Orphans Court John +. Burlington re
{ ceived a. votes. William \. Murray IS aud
/ John Il MiIten 81. and were declared the
| nominees The other candidates were l.. NJ.
/ Bushey. OF Freedom district, who received 50
votes, aud W. F. o. Heiner, OF Taneytown
| district, who received Is votes.
I Mr. Bushey's good vote encouraged has
I friends to place him before the convention Tor
4 County Commissioner, but he was again de
/ feated. receiving - votes TO 40 for Jacob ;.
! Gladhill, Of Union Bridge district and for
John T. Beard. Of New Windsor district, who
/ had been withdrawn before the ballot was
! taken.
For Sheriff James NJ. Picket was nomi-
mated. receiving 37l votes, 10 l94 for Jacob
] Thompson, OF Westminster district for
! Charles f. Wampler, OF Woolery' aud for
| ]. Thomas Roop, of New Windsor district.
! la placing the name Of Ivan l.. Hot before
the convention Joseph D. Brooks replied to
/ DR.. Weaver's Characterization OF the West
! ,,i,st.,r mimi r;as and denied the charge of