Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-26
THE COUNTY TICKET NAMED.
Democrats Made Selections In Con-
vention At The Court
House Today.
MOSS AND FLOOD ARE BOTH
ENDORSED.
Convention Was Absolutely Har-
monious And Well
Attended.

The democratic County Convention
held in this city today which. how
| ever, was not participated in by tht
/ Wells faction of the party, named the
following ticket for the coming elec.
| tion
For House of Delegates William
| H. Moss, Sixth district; ]. N. Uhilds,
| First disrtict I. A. Cromwell, Third
| district; J. o. Atwell, Eighth district.
For Sheriff-Frank S. Reyell. The
name of Mr.. John b. Wells was also
| placed before the convention, the An
napolis delegation splitting its vote
and giving 219 to each candidate. The
nomination. was then made unanimous.
For Register of Wills-William A.
Shipley, of the Third district.
For County Treasurer-Charles w.
| Green.
For County Commissioners-W Will
lam L. Jones, First district; James
Cusachs, Second district; John Il.
Pettibone, Third district: George NJ.
Murray, Fourth district; Rufus ID.
Phelps, Fifth district John b. Flood,
Sixth district, William A, Hall,
Eighth district
For County Surveyor--Louis Green,
Sixth district.
The convention named the follow.
ing ten gentlemen as delegates to tho
State Democratic Convention /: Sam
uel p. Chew, First district; William
T. Revell, Third district; James p.
Bannon and j. M. Lowman and w.
K. Shipley. Fourth district; O. II.
Winterson, Fifth district; DR.. w. g.
Claude and Senator l.. III. Gadd. Sixth
district; /. S. Nutwell and A. III.
Perrie, Eighth district
The convention also named the va
rious district executives for the COM
ing campaign of which those from
the Sixth and Second districts were
Elmer Il. Parkinson and Malcolm
Watson, respectively.
The morning session of the conyen.
tion was called TO order promptly at
12 O'Clock by Mr.. James p. Bannon,
the only member of the Democratic
Central Committee present, who was
then elected chairman. He aTraigned
DIR. George Wells for the latter's re-
fusal to recognize the primaries of
last Saturday and his -participa
tion in today's convention, both OF
which were originally called over DR..
Wells signature along with the other
members of the State Central Commit
tee of his party.
Messrs. q. X. Winterson and j. IL.
Perrie were made temporary secretar-
les, and the chairman of the rsspec-
tive district delegations we're appoint
ed to form a committee on credentials
and resolutions To give this COM
mittee the necessary time to organize
the convention adjourned shortly be-
fore / o'clock until p. m.
During the course of Chairman
Bannon's speech he referred to the
necessity of putting up good men for
the party's candidates, and at this
point he vas interrupted by Wells
supporter who was hanging about the
doorway, who said You'll never
elect them ~
This was met by Mr. Bannon with a
few most pointed remarks regarding
gentlemen who ran from the fight
when they saw things were not going
their way and who, because they
could not rule, were inclined to ruin.
He also cited the fearful indications
of mismanagement by the Wells fac
tion of the party as instanced by the
necessity of changing the date of their
convention twice to keep within the
provisions of the order passed by the
Democratic State Convention in Bal
timore in May.
Mr.. Bannon also mentioned the
work of the other members of the
State Central Committee in calling q
meeting at which they changed the
date for the primaries, at which meet
ing he was not present because he had
NOT been notified of any such session.