The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-06-08
TROUBLE IN CAM
REPUBLICAN CoNco
SIGNAL CoNVENTT1SSII
FAR FROM HARMONY "
One Side For Pearre ana i,
Other for Hinks-T,s.Y,o
Hold Separate COM. ~
and Denounce Boss Do ,.s'
ton.

District Convention in hi,
last Saturday, and as a ~
there will be some nuts "a, !.
Committee on Credentials @
Congressional Convention NJ
will be held in this CITY la,.'
to crack.
Resultant from the MINI.
the week before, at which =.
handed tactics have hoo,
ported from many districts h,
friends of the Pearre fax
there were several contestin,,
egations, and the arbitrary a.,
of Chairman Harp in recopai,
the Pearre contingent from
disputed districts. caused u
unfavOrable comment, +
claimed by his friends tba |
have allowed the claims o'.I
contestants to 60 before the Al
mittee on Credentials wonM n
brought about a contest in al
district Of the county. If htl
true it only shows the mail
dissatisfaction that exists in i
Republican ranks, and the N
nous means employed to mt
county in line for Pearre, N
outstanding Mr.. Kinks wal
county man and had announcsl
candidacy for the Congresyn|
nomination, it would have M
ed to be the part of political 4
dom to have given approval
the candidacy of Mr.. Kinks
then, in the Congressional d
vention, if he did not devela|
required strength, switch TO
candidate of their choice.
Such was not the plan Of
organization Republicans. n
ever, and as it is known \
they do not want to take !
chances on the renomiuatim|
Pearre, they took the StrOngi.|
ative and boldly declared
him, whittier or nither
Kinks had many strong flis
i'll the county, however, and 4
bined with the Hatfner iaI
they may cut some ice at the !
ical moment.
J he details Of the CONVEX
were of the cut and died order
resolutions of a most landa|
character were adopted.
On Motion made by MiltG
Urner, Jr.. of Frederick, |
John r. ROuzer, of TburH|
was made chairman
George w. Crum, of Jefen
and A. A. Horner, of End
burg. were then made secTeta|
of the convention.
The following delegates to
CON- ention were named: Cll
T. X. Young, Millard +, p
Col. John r. ROuzer, ChaIIH
Wachter. James W. Smith, \
r. Dennis, Jr.
Alternates, Win. II. RamSt1
Lloyd Palmer, E. Stanley Del
ter, Chas. L. Welker, Wn
Grimes and Emory r. RamsOl
The contrasting Delegated
whern they found that repTeSl
tion had been denied there
the convention and held on
their own in Kemp Hail.
districts represented were b
eystown, Emmitsburg, LeWlS|
and Brunswick, and delel|
from several other districts W
minor contests had taken plasI
Charles Miller, Of PeteE|
district, who led the bolt lToH
regular convention, called
meeting to order, and naa|
brief address declaring tDa
Republican party in Frec'l
county was boss ridden anu
it was time for free RepuOI'I
to make a protest.
NJ. p. Wood, of New Mal
was made chairman OF tNl
vention and D. NJ. Virgin
of Brunswick, secretary
Major E. Y. GoldsbOrO NAV
strong snpech before the COlI
ton.
After a few minutes dell'
ton the committee appOlntesa
following delegation; NJ H%
of New Market; G. ). oav"|
Lewistown; Harry MIiIel
Petersville; Eugene H. ha aa
of Brunswick; Charles hV ~.
of Thurmont; Charles W. WIG
of Point of Rocks.
Iu the matter of the COW co.,,
before the regular comml'0
Hickman delegation was y
from BuckeystOwn dlS'I w.,
Horner delegation from D.! lnl
burg, the Miller delegallo'
Lewistown district ana 'p'
ards delegation from b llls''
The Congressional CONN III
will take place in THIS '"
July 3rd, next. ,.oti
In the resolution auOp"