The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

FlgnG ana With the Right
Men to Vote for, Success is
Sure.
Below will be found a list of the
delegates selected at the primar.
les on July Goth, 1905, to the
Democratic County Convention.
which meets in this city tomor.
row, Saturday, September 10th,
1905.
The meeting will take place
at the City Opera House, at
about eleven o'clock, a. M, and
the object of the conventir II is to
select candidates for Sheriff,
County Treasurer, three mem bers
of the Board of County Commits.
sioners, five members of the House
of Delegates, and a County Sur.
veyOr, to be voted for on the 7th
day of November, 1905.
There are quite a number of
candidates in the field for the
various offices to be filled by a
vote of the people this fall, and it
should be the aim and object of
each and every delegate to the
convention to use his utmost eu-
deavOrs to see that only the best
and strongest men are selected.
The Republicans have had
their ticket in the field for some
time and have been industriously
campaigning in every nook and
corner of the county in search of
votes.
Only men who will give their
whole time and attention to a
vigorous canvass should be
chosen, as much depends upon
the personnel of the ticket this
year, and the active work that is
being done. 1t is case of hustle
from start to finish and no one
out a hustler can hope to win.
The party is united aud ready
to support good ticket. Much
help can be looked for from indie
pendent Republicans, who are
dissatisfied with their party's
tactics in regard to certain nom.
nations and its stand on the
negro question.
The main thing however, is, first
good candidates, and second
work. Registration has to be
looked into and each candidate
must devote himself to this mat
ter as much as asking people for
votes. We must get out the
party's full strength this fall, as
without it, success is in danger.
These are facts and must be
considered. Work must also be
done for the amendment and
every candidate must stand bold
ly upon the party's policy. 1t
is the greatest fight the county or
State has ever witnessed and
every Democrat must do his share.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
BUCKEYSTOWN, NO. |.
Delegates to Convention Sep
tomhcr 16.-F. A. Lamar, B. W.
Thomas, Vim. j. Grove, George
Snouffer, Il. @. Dutrow, j. Fl.
Allnutt, +. r. Neighbors, Mel
vile Cromwell, J. d. Day, DR..
9. II. Conley, George Mercer,
George @. Thomas, Henry L.
Smith, q. G. Kohlenberg, Clar-
ence Murray, Il. Il. Plummer,
John Il. o. Thomas, John N.
Cniswell.
FREDERICK, NO. 2.
Delegates to the County Con.
vention September Is: General
l.. Victor Baughman, Charles
Waters, j. M. Newman, j. F.
Eisenhauer, George VIM. Smith,
John ii. Grove, Jacob Rohl back.
Charles Pagan, Il. S. Houck, G.
p. Levy, Frank Smith. NJ. S.
Moberly, Jacob Rosenstock,
Charles Fraley, John Fl. Frazier,
William Railing, b. E. Phebus,
j. A. Ramsburg, j. w. Neigh
boIs, Glenn Ii. WOrthington, Jas.
r. Warfeld, George Rodock,
Charles Troxell, Joseph W. Gaver,
John E. Schell.
MIDDLETowN. NO. 3.
Delegates to County Conven-
tion September 16.-Emory L.
Coblentz, Frank l.. Baker, Geo.
w. Ropp, II. Keefer DeLauter,
John ii. Lighter, John Ii. Beach
ley, Calvin Il. Coblentz, Peter e.
Bussard, DR.. G. B. Weagley,
George w. Gaver, Martin @. Co.
blentz, Charles Smith. John J.
Shank, Charles Stockman, Jacob
L. Ahalt, Calvin l.. Gaver, Geo.
p. Wiles, VIM. II. Bussard, d. w.
@. Grove, Oscar B. COblentz,
Charles Z. Boist.
oREAGERsTowN, NO. 4.
Delegates to County Conven-
ton September 16.-B. P. Ogle,
G. w. Free, George Stevens, G.
f. Stottlemyer, f. NJ. Stevens,
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