Bauer, A. W. Rush and Martin
. Rouzer, have been nsmed tor sheriff,
and the end is probably not yet. For
; House of Delegates John McCaughan,
: jr., of this place, is understood lo be a
candidate. Beyond Mr. A. J, Clark,
I of Lonaconing, and Mr. Joseph Knode,
. of Fiost'ourg, we have heard no names
for commissioners. The quietude
which characterizes democratic move
ments rests oppiesaively over the
Orphans’ Court. Nobody appears to
I know anything. The indifference is
so intense that a “yonug Injun" would
. suspect that the “uuternlied" had
abandoned politics and opened oat in
g . o cTosbiies. B t hi the battle
begin once aud there will be more
people in the Iront rank than the
party will know what to do with.
What the greoubackers will do is
wrapped in impenetrable mystery.
Some of the parties say they will
place a ticket in the field ; others say
not. Which declaration, if either, is
official, we cannot say. But there is
an important kernel in this nut, and
the shell will soon need cracking.
The democratic convention, held in -
Oakland, Garrett county, Thursday,
selected Messrs. G S Hamill, Samuel
Johnson aud W. R. Getty, as delegates
to the State convention, and Messrs. 1
G. W. Delawder, William Hinebaugb
and A. B. Gonder, delegates to the
Judicial convention. The following
county ticket was also nominated ;
Sheriff— Moses R. Hamill.
Stale's Attdrniy —AV. A. Dailey.
House of Delegates— Eli Stanton, William \
D. Hoyc.
County C,mmissioners—A.. J. Mullen, '
Thomas Browning, Wriglit Tit lycr.
Orphans' Court —Amos Broadwater, W.
' H. Bernard, Nelson MidJegan.
Surttyo'—l. L. Mitchell.
