The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-09

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MARYLAND.
From the Carroll County (Nld) Democrat.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
In accordance with notice given, the delegates to
the democratic county convention OF Carroll county,
met at the courthouse in Westminster, on Saturday
the Cd of August instant, for the purpose of non-
mating four candidates to be supported by the demo-
cratic party at the next election for the House of
Delegates fMarylend At il o'clock, a. M, the con-
venton was c3led to order, and organized by choos-
ing lsaac Schriver, esq, president; and Eli Hewitt
end David Br'lhart, presidents; and appointing
Stephen r. Gore and Nelson Norris, secretaries
The object of the convention having been stated
from the Char on motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed by the president committee to
draught rules and regulations to govern the action
OF the convention: Ell
Joseph NJ Parke (chm'n) Westminster district.
William Fisher, Ianeytown g
Helpher Crawmcr, Uniontown
Jesse Ham, Myers
Nicholas Kelly, Finksburg @
johnzee Selby, Freedom &C p
George Moter, Manchester I"
George Richards, Hampstead @
George w Eiai sley, Franklin g
Ater retiring for a. brief interval, the committee
returned and reported number OF rules which were
urrnmuusly adopted.
Pursuant 10 the rules adopted the names of candi-
dates were then proposed to the convention, and
pledged IN person or by the friend who nominated
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recess was taken III 2 o'clock, p. m.---,he delegates
from the various districts being required IN the
m "A time, TO meet and cast their ballots for four
OF The proposed candidates.
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i.t i,lrr,22seu UPON him Nv Yudge IIpll
for his Brilliant defence of New Orleans we re-
ioico that he lived long enough to witness the corn
pIete re- establishment. by the American peonle ~
his most cherished political principles. and the sue
cess of democracy in the triumphant election If
James H. Polk over the greatest chief NJ the ~
posing party Without a single cause of regret
al peace with God and mamie terminated his
eventiul career But he is not all gone: his deeds
live after him. and his is
zone Of the few immortal nam.s
That not born to die"
Resoired That we have every confidence in tbc
wisdom, integrity, and sterling democracy Of prcsi-
dent polk aud his ALA cabinet rhe bnor ,,,d
interest Of our country are sa f in teir hands. and
they will lend their undivided influence to connlrtr
the ascendencv of democratic republican nr;ncinlrs
principles which are not contracted to suit The mar
row seIfshness of mere sectional interests but are