New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
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NAY ornliiy SERIOUS Accident - Abscondtng
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, July 9, p.
The Reformers Of Maryland are busy at work
ponip atng party tickets for the State Convention,
the result OF which will be, thatnstoad of the ables.
and be ct men being selected, we shall have con
vention Of demsgogues and psrtisans, who will
only seek to reform everything to suit their own
personal, narrow views An effort has been made
by the Wings in several counties, and b alt more
eity 10 ubiie with the Locos and nominate Union
ticket but the latter have refused all such overtures
determined to run their own tickets through0utthe
Etate. The Wings having decided M jority in
the several counties now left no aterDa alive bat
to secure q majority OF good and true Wings, in or
der that selfish Loco Focoism may not succeed In
its Efforts to control this noat important Conyen-
tioD.
Nessrs. Lowe and Clarke, the Loco and Wing
Candidates for Governor, having agreed to meet
each other be fore the people 10 each OF the six
Congressional Districts OF the State, the people ara
on the qvt rire for the encounter. Lowe is bold,
asshiDg and eloquent orator-Clarke a sound, prac.
ticsl and forcible speaker. The contest therefore
will be very fair in point Of ability, aud fierce on.
counter is anticipated. The Wings do not dread
the result however, and are sangulne oi the right
verdict at the ballot box in October.
The Loco Focos have nominated very strong
ticket for the Reform Convention from this city
Robert J. Brent is a keen, able lawyer, not long
since n resident Of Washington, where he now
practices quite largely. Chas. j. NJ Gwynn is q
young lawyer who enjoys an unbounded popular
~, and is an excellent stump orator deo' w
Bberwood is a printer--iste editor of Loco paper
on the Eastern Shore. Elias w are, Jr. is mas
ter carpenter never defeated before the people.
II, n Davis Ste wart is well known as the late ~ o
Senator from Maryland. by appointment Of tue
Governor; and Hon James Carroll Is wen hhown
~ On ex. Member Of Congress and deiess1u os ;n
date for Governor AT Pratts election oucu toA
81 n IN be hard TO beat in this strongnoid OF Loco
T,co;sm. b II. Richardson, ths editor OF the Ar
So ne arly burst bis trowsers 10 ootan tne honi
nation. bus Old Hunk erism swamPed nun-h'
,onla not raise more than four votes oat oil hun
dred cast ....,oo... r..
N.,or' /, stin hard at legerdemain TO secure re
nor,,na,iop. but every Loco the SUBJECTS broacheC
80 Re-. suoh broad grin on bis face at sach an de,
hs, the party bid fair 10 become all wry-mouthed
IT, Colone determined 10 have none but his friend
An Ace or employ under the Corporation, has haC
. number Of lAborers at the City Yard discharged
becsuse they talked voting for Major Watkins
90 we so-Locos prescribing Locos.
A Young man named John Walker about
40 yesr, OF age Yves dreadfully injured at the STATE
Tohscco Warehouse, Conov ay st. this morning
~ hosshe ad OF tobacco falling on him in conse
sssnce Of a /" falr' breaking. Two Of bis legs wer
b,okep his head cut badly, and his breast horribly
ns,bed. He was conveyed to his residence il
W lillian st but cannot survive.
The slaves are absconding by Wholesale thi
vs,m weasbsr Blk left Howard District, sever
isft baltimore County four left the city, about
dozen left other Counties, for "free soil' within
few days past. May others have gone that hav
not /, ct been Published. lA00.