The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-04-18
Present n Candidate For Con-
greSS--Elecf Delegates To
Three Conventions


resentation from all over the county.
a full delegation appeared from each
district save one The following is the
list OF delegates:
First District-Wiliam +. Taylor,
Robert A. DuHamel, J. w. Taylor,
Redner Richards and Isaac Taylor.
Second District-W. ID. Bradford,
Samuel Buckworth, +. +. Williams,
John NJ Reed, Jr, and Walter Buck
worth.
Third District L. NJ. Haines, a. VI.
Strickland. W. b. Walton, II. NJ. Nc
Cull3ugh and Ray Yocum.
Fourth District-John II. Drum
mond, George +. Alirey, w. s. Car
hart. George +. Peterson and Charles
Blaokson.
Fifth District-T. c McCracken, r.
G. Underwood. J. L. Moore, II. II,
white and J. l Armour.
SIKH Distrct--K. b. Marshall, s.
T. Wiley, Wayne Reynolds, Jesse Ham
bleton and Amos Crowl
Seventh District-Dr. ], |. France,
+. II. Gerhauscr, A. n. Vannort. Z.
l.. Campbell and w. Y. Nesbitt.
Eighth District. T. Logan. w. \.
Montgomery. w. s. Reynolds, X. n.
Riley aud W. T. Gifiin.f
Ninth DiStrct-Jonu T.. Crothcrs,
liaincs Crothcrs, Ross K. Smth, x.
Bruce Cameron and W. A. Cameron.
The Convention was called TO order
by the Chairman oi the State Central
Committee. Hon Henry NJ. McCul-
Tough. who read the call and asked for
Nominations for Chairman and Secrc-
tary. L. Marshall llancs, Esq, was
thcrcupon elected Chairman and K.
Bruce Cameron. Secretary. The fol-
lowing committees were appointed by
a call of Districts, each district nam
ing its representatives.
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On Resolutions
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cron.
At this point Register OF Wills r. b.
Miller was called To- the chair, during
the temporary absence OF the Chair.
man.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the above named delegates as
properly accredited and entitled to
seats in the Convention
The Committee on Resolutions sent
TIP TO the Secretary and had read
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Frank T. Williams, oi this county, for
Congress. and nstructing the Delegates
from Cecil to the Ocean CITY Convcn-
tion accordingly as the only one 'hcy
oeIlIe" 20 present |" 'le CohVen''on
iered, and the Delegates TO the Con
gressional Convention are named be-
low
Three sets Of delegates were pro-
vided for in the call OF the Conven-
tion and the following gentlemen were
chosen in each instance:
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VEN loN'
l. y Miller L D. FINLEY, Jr;, X; b.
;H Hia's''a,! a''u " "; o'ticSIShu. i ms
on Thursday OF this week. and was for
the purpose OF clcctng two district
delegates to the National Convention
to be held at Chicago in Iune next.
The delegates from Cecil were re-
aues,cd by the Convention to use
every honorable and proper cffor, TO
effect the election OF our own State
Senator. DR.. ]. l. France. as one OF
the delegates to Chicago. although
Senator France declared himself un.
willing t. make anv contest for this
honor.
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OoNNEN lion
Hon Henry NJ NcCullouph. Lewis
r. Logan. K. Bru, Cameron. Albert
y. Nannnrt This Convention will be
held in Baltimore on April 3oth. and