The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-05-14
BALTIMORE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
They Hold Harmonious Convention at
Towson-Delegates Chosen to
Several Conventions.

The Republicans of Baltimore county held
their convention ct Towson on Monday. The
meeting was called to order by Mr. Laban
sparks, chairman of the County Executive
committee. Mr.. Robert P. Graham, of the
9TH district, was made temporary chairman
ana MI. William T. Holmes, of the LIST dis
trlct, secretary. These officers were subse
quently made the permanent officers of the
convention.
The Committee on Credentials reported the
following delegates entitled to seats in the
convention:
First District-william T. Holmes, Hamilton
and J. Frank Smith.
East.
Third-T Irwin Zimmerman, ]. W. Loose, A.
3. SMITH. Lloyd Gates and William T. Largent.
F0uTth-Levi BOsley, Edward L. Williams,
Noah Z. Belt. John Pfefrer and Guy B. Croft.
FiItn-J. Mitchell Hale, Samuel H. DeHof,
Mi,s9 q 4. Cox, George r. Chilcoat and Shad-
sixth--David Kirk. Nicholas Carter, John
M1xter, Charles s. Kidd and Philip s. Cross.
Hicks.
Eighth Charles M. Rowe, W. W. c. Stewart,
E faL,sns ". Herman, James I. Staines and
Ninth-Charies H. Whitaker, Robert P. Ora
ham. Otto Mattfeldt, w. Calvin Chestnut and j.
Tenth-Thomas " Richardson, Thomas j.
Miller, William H. Curtis, Laban Sparks and
Peter Miller.
Eleventh-Guy E. snavely, George w. Hofr-
James Connolly.
Iwelilh-William G; Dorsey, John M. Diehl,
George Long, Henry ]. w. Boeschee and Fred
erick Gross.
Thirteenth-Conrad Miller, George W. Kra-
mers George b. Chandler, Edward Fleagle, Dem
mis- Simms, Richard Robinson. William Tyler
Page. zebedee Householder, Henry Schaefer
and William r. Collins.
Yolz John c. Evans, Charles Mohr and Benja-
Eiftsensh~ Riehard B. Sparks, Oscar W. Keys,
John II. Gross, John BetZ and Charles Pielert.
Inc committee On resolutions was composed
OF the following: LIST district, J. Frank Smith +;
I'd: StsPhhe G 2; P9ntn neg g. T. Iryin zi%ner.
9th, Stephen B. Miller; 7th, James T. Curry
9Th, Walter D. Merryman 9th, Otto Mattfeldt ;
10th. iA6an Sparks; 11th, Guy 3; Snayely 18th,
]. Henry Volz; 18th. Richard B. sparks.
DELEGATES were chosen to the several conven-
Second District Convention, to be held at Tow
son onTuesday-1st district, William T. Gun
dry; I'd, George Edward Lynch; 3D.. T. Irwin
DeHoff'; 9Th, David Kirk st6, W. w W. G. stew. W.
art; eth, Charles H. Whitaker; 10th, Laban
Sparks; 18th, Guy =. Snayely; 18th. John W.
Ross Mace; 18th, Charles Pielert. -
To the State Convention, to be held in Balti-
more Wednesday-lst district. Harry @. Prim-
4th. N. e. Belt; 5th. j. Mitchell Hale; 9th, s. B.
Miller: 7th, John W. Bailey; 9Th, e. w. Her
man 9th, otto Mattfeldt; 10th, Thomas j. Mil
Ter 18th, Guy E. Snavely; 18th, Henry ]. W.
Boeschee; 18th, s. E. Fleagle; 14th, John G.
Evans; 18th, John H. Gross.
To the Congressional Convention at Aberdeen,
August ID: 1st district, John w. Peregoy I'd,
George Snyder 3D., James E. Ingram, Jr.; 4th
Levi Bosley; 5th, ]. Walter Turnbaugh 9th,
Charles 8. Kidd; 7th, james A: Gibson; 9th,
William w. Boyce; 9th Robert P. Graham; 10th
Thomas V. Richardson; It'll, j. Glenn McComas !;
18th, George Long; 18th, William Tyler Page !;
18th, J. Henry VolZ; 18th, Charles Pielert.
The convention passed resolutions endorsing
the administration of President Roosevelt and
pledging the delegates to work for his nomina-
ton indorsed Mr.. James E. Ingram, Jr., as dis
Mr.. Robert Garrett as the nominee for Congress
in the Second district. Mr.. Garrett, who was
present at the convention, made few remarks.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
gressional district was held at Towson on We'd
nesday. Mr.. James Lee, of Hartford county,
presided and Mr.. Guy e. Snavey, of Baltimore
county, was secretary. After disposing of the
chosen as district delegates to the Republican
National Convention: James e. Ingram. Jr., of
Baltimore county, and Charles G. Gorsuch, of
Carroll county; alternates, Thomas V. Richard
son, of Baltimore county, and Edward +. Rein
dollar, of Carroll county.
Hon. William B. Baker, of Hartford county,
was chosen Presidential elector. and j. Reese
Pitcher, of Baltimore city, was elected men,
Der af the State Board of Appeals.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the adj
ministration of President Roosevelt and in
structing the delegates to the National Conven-
tions to use all honorable means to secure his
nomination.
Mr.. Robert Garrett, of Baltimore county,
whose nomination for Congress in this district
seems to be assured attended the convention
and received an ovation.