The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-05-27

S,h, Aquasco r. NJ. Hyde.
9th. Su,ratts-W. B. H. Blandford.
10th, Lau." --Ogle Marbury
18th, Brandy wine-A. T. Robinson.
18th. Oxon Hills S. Adams
18th, KENT c. Sheriff.
18th, Bnwie-C. G. Clark.
18th, Mellwood-R Irving Bowie
10th, Hyattsville-John F. Hi key.
The following resolutions were brought
in hy the committee and unanimously
adopted by the Convention:
WHEREAS, it appears that a condition
of harmony exists i'll the ranks of the
Democracy of Prince Georges county
and that the future prospects for success
in this Congressional District and State
due to wise and provident legislation b'
!. The General Assembly of Maryland ant
to the awakening of the people To their
greater personal, business and political
duties. rights and responsibilities. are
: unusually bright, and
WHEREAS. there has been mentioned
; for the Office of President OF the United
/: States, with bright prospects OF both
: nomip alton and election. an honored resi-.
dent of this Congressional District and
State, who has done more for and been
more to the people Thereof than any other
man-politician or leader-especlally in
view of his releasing its people from the
thraldom and domination of the ignoran'
. negro vote, be it
Resotred by the Democrats of Prince
Georges county by their delegates in this
Convention assembled, that they consider
it a bounden duty, great pleasure and
high honor to endorse for the Demo
cratic nomination for the President of the
United States the Honorable Arthur Pue
German, of Howard county.
WHEREAS, Senator Joseph 8. Wilson
has faithfully, zealously and diligently
served the people of this county and State
and shown himself deserving of such
higher honors as they can bestow upon
him, be it.
Resolued, That the Democracy OF Prince
Georges county, in Convention assembl-
ed, endorse his candidacy to membership
in the National Congress.
Messrs Raymond A. Heiskell, of o. n
Hill district, and Robert w. Wells, OF
Bladensburg district, both made short
address to the Convention before the
above res. lutions were adopted. Their
remarks were heartily endorsed by the
Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Richard j. Swami, of
Spaldings district, the following delegates,
with half vote each, were selected to
represent Prince Georges county in the
State Convention which met in Baltimore
Yesterday: Fillmore Beall, Evansville dis
trict; DR.. Charles A. Wells, Bladensburg
district; r. Lee Manning, Piscataway
district; Frederick Dallam, Laurel dis
trict; DR.. R. S. Hill, Marlboro district;
W. St. j. L. Briscoe, Brandywine dis
trict; William D. Bowie. Queen Anne
district; ]. Chew Sheriff, Kent district;
Jackson H. Ralston, Hyattsville dis
trict.
The following delegates with half vote
each, on motion of Mr.. Robert V. Pun
phrey, of Wildwood district, were select
ed to go to the Congressional Convention
which will meet in Baltimore on Septem
Der 9Th: BENZ. D. Stephen, Bladensburg
district; Ebert Dent. Hyattsville district;
Michael j. Tighe, Laurel district; NJ.
Hampton Magruder, Marlboro district;
Richard J. Swami, Spaldings district;
George NJ. Smith, Bowie dirtrict; George
w. Hardy, Surratts district; John S.
Rawlings, Nottingham district; R. NJ.
Hyde, Aquasco district; William H. Tai
bolt, Marlboro district.
The following composed the delegates
to the convention:
Vansville-John P Turner, Alvin NJ.
Parker, DR.. Charles A. Fox, G. ". Bry-
ant, B. r. Brock.
Bladensburg w. Wells, Alfred
T. Browning, W. Brooke Hunter, Will
liam J. Sullivan, Richard A. Shreves,
Jr.
Marlboro'-Dr R. s. Hill, Harry w.
Gore, Upton B. Brooke, William R.
Buck. Thomas Kerr
N .',inyham-John S. Rawlings, Will
liam X. Wickham. H. H. Sasscer, William
B. Wilson, Charles Goddard.
Piscata xay-R. Lee Manning, William
T. Thorne, Jr., Albert F. jenkins, Henry
P. Hardy, William R. Dyer.
Spaldings-Otho Pumpqrey, Richard j.
Swami, Charles Lusby, J. Edwin Tolso n
DR.. John E. Sansbury.
Queen Anne-Not represented.
Aquasco-R. NJ. Hyde, J. E. Gibbons,
B. F. Trueman, G. D. Mercer, James W.
Rawlings.
Surratts-George W. Hardy, w. B. H.
Blandford, T. A. Richardson, Herbert
Shaffer, George Flynn.
Laurel-John A. FIannery, Stewart L,
Aitcherson, John R Jones, P. G German,
Ogle Marbury.
Brandywine-A. T. Robinson, W. H
Tayman. Harry N. Grimes, J. M. T, Mar.
tim, l. NJ. Neviaser.
Oxon Hill-T. Guy Grimes, John N
Roberts, Joseph c. Mattingly, Simon s.
Adams, Raymond A. Heiskell.
KENT. Chew Sheriff, L. Nye Duvall
R. w. Brooke, James B Berry, Edward
Magruder.
Bowie-George NJ. Smith, William
Lewis, c. c. Clark, John H. Watts, Jos.
eph Nicholson, James r. Hardy, Dennis
Wells, r. P. Watts, Robert H. Hicks
Thomas B. Kalbfus.
Mellwood-Robert v Humphrey, R.
Irving Bowie, Alexander Moore, Walter
Cook, John T. Sweeney.