The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14


wanted the present regime OF high
prices for what you buy and low
for what you sell, to continue,
then cote for the Republican can
didates aud blame no one but
yOur elves.
He called upon the counties of
the Sixth District to produce
leader. some one around whom he
party could gather and work with
confidence and energy.
He told of the necessity Of reg
iStration and urged each district
to take care of this important
matter. Also about Democrats
coming here from other States
tn, Y ave to declare their intention
before the Clerk Of the Court in
order to register the following
year.
He urged the Democrats of
Ere derrick County o continue the
work so long done under our
recent gallant leader of State
and National politics. He re-
ppated forcibly the idea that he
has so often expressed in the
past on the hastings. that this is
a white mans State and should
be governed by the white mans
vote. He scored numerically,
those traitors to the Democratic
party, some high up in official
life, who voted and worked
against the recently defeated
Constitutional Amendment, to
eliminate the negro vote. At the
conclusion of his speech, our gal
liant little leader was given three
cheers and tiger and hailed as
the next Governor of Maryland.
The list of delegates to the
convention at HagerStOwn, as
named by the districts is as fol
/ lows:
BuckeyStown-C. II. Conley,
j. II. Alnntt. II. g. Dutrow. w.
j. Grove. John f. Keller, Quinn
Stlnifer, Z. A. Wachter.
Frederick-L. V. Baughman,
Guy X. Motter, j. +. r. Wood.
Frank Boblitz. j. a. Ritter, n.
f. Cramer. George +. Smith, j.
NJ. Newman. II. ID. Etchison,
j. F. EiSenhauer. J. F. Smith
and G. II. EckStein.
Middletown-E Il. Coblentz,
I Charles b. AuderS.
Creagerstown-R Robert L. Ogle.
| Frank Stevens, George Stevens.
EmmittshuIg = NJ. COrrigan.
Vincent Sehold, c. T. Zacbarias,
Bernard Jenkins.
Catoctiu-R. a. Stottlemyer,
! Harvey G. Wills.
Urbana-L. 7. Brien. r. II.
Davis, John F. Davis.
LibeIty-IameS Sappington. ID.
II. Buckley. r. + Sappington,
II. G. Trundle, !. j. Hitzltber.
ger, NJ. F. Stem, DR.. Thomas
Myers.
New Mark et-Dr. j. w.
Downey. Henry Wood r. b.
Murdoch, Isaac Davis, p. j..
Kimmel.
Hauvers-T. G. Fox, Thomas
f. Eyler, Charles Brown. Howard
Wolf, A. L. Hauver.
WOodsboro-J. A. Leading.
Harry Winebrener. Leonard Bar.
rick, Jno. F. Fogle, ID. w. Barrick.
i PeterSville--R. NJ. McDuell.
Il. ID. Webher, G. A. Rice. j. p.
Biser. d. o. Staley. ID. A. Ma
gaia.
Mt. PLEASANTLY. X. Cramer
Charles Snyder.
JetfersOn-Clinton Adams. F.
q. Miller, L. G. Cochran, Louis
EtchiSOn, Oliver Rice.
Mechanicstown-J. w. Creager.
James X. Waters, b. NJ. Jones.
l.. II. WaeSche, W. ID. Morrison.
Jackson-James Wolf, Isaiah
Cline, Joshua ID. Horner. John
Z, Deeter, G. G. Coblentz, j. L.
Castle, d. l.. Gladhill. James
Gernand. G. E. Castle, Saul G.
Brandenburg.
Johnsville-S. B. Furrey, N.
A. Euglar, L. A. Spurrier.
Woodvile-ErneSt b. Harne.
Marion Runkles, A. Peddicord.
LinganOre-Dr, NJ. Whitehill.
G. A. Lorentz.
LewistOwn-H. l.. Gaver. E.
ID. Neighbors, l.. G. Leatherman.
TuScarora-D. q, Kemp. Clar-
ence Holtz, f. L. Lakin.
Observation-Disclosures Horsey
F. 6. House, Charles Arnold
claude Arnold, G, }. House, G.
G. G. Maught, John HEMP.
Jonathan Ii. Ahalt, ID. i.
Hightman, j. NJ. Weiner, w,
W. Arnold, Irwin Magaha. Fl.
W. Shafer, G. E. Hemp, John
L. HORNE.
Ballenger-George B. Cutler.
Z. &. Rem, Lee Ranneberger