The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

OEUOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
FREDERICK CRY, Nd, July 2O.-The State Com
vention held by the Democratic party met to-day
at Junior Hall in this city to nominate candidate
for Comptroller of the State Treasury.
The following are the names of the delegates from
the counties as far as they are known to
NAMES OF THE DELEGATES.
Ane arundel coRnty.-Augustus Gassaway. Dir.
w. T. Revell, R. c. nardesty, and F. Duvall.
AHegdny county.-Dr. James Fitzpatrick. VIM.
Kilgour, John NJ. Buchanan, John c. Weis, 3 R.
Edwards, Il. Fairall, j. j. Morrison DR.. John
Everett John 7. Darmedy, DR.. John A. Rein
hardt.
Baltimore county.-Col. VIM Slater, VIM. H.
Carman, VIM S. Outings, VIM P, Whyte, John
Garrttson, Peter Fowb!e, R. 7. T. Spence.
Baltimore city.-Joshua Yansant F. A. Gibbons
Peter NOVEL; Isaiah Gardner Eugene Cummisky
Alfred J. Brenton, A. l.. Knott. DR.. J. F. Mon
monier, DR.. Milton n. Taylor, George Evans, Will
son N. Carey.
Shower, VIM. Reese, Thomas Smith.
Cecil county.-Col. j. j. Heckart, A. j. Penning-
ton, iIy. Vanderford, Jr., VIM. R. Miller.
Charles county.-Syvester Mudd, r. d. Stone
VIM. H. Mitchell.
Dorchester county.-Col. Thomas J. Hodson,
Thomas. II. Handy Jr., DR.. W. A. Smith, John
B. Shenton. Alternotes: Algernon Percy, Geo f.
Austin, W. Grayson, r. II. Tubman.
Frederick ty-Bradley It. johnson, Geo. r.
Dennis, Thomas H. 0'Neal, Ex-Gov. Lowe, VIM
H. Laley, Ezra Houck, Calvin Page, Z. o. Sim
mons, John w. Baughman, Charles Cole. VIM.
Mahonev Geo Smith, A. B. Hanson, Charles w.
Ross, Geo. X. Shellman. Hiram Bartgis, John
Richie, J. Alfred Ritter Gabrial Beckley, Edward
Shriver, John Hagan, VIM. p. Maulsby, Lewis
Logue, James Bartgis, A. 7. Snouter, Samuel
Thomas David 4. Jones, George Thomas, of H.;
Jacob Nj Bushey Greenberry Eichelberger, John
Myers, Augustus Bo.eler, Benjamin F. Brown,
Philip B. Kunkle, Henry A. Hager Lloyd H. Her
ring, John w. Herbert, Henry Coblentz, Robert
Thomas, Towson Barbour, VIM. Fl. Todd, 0. T.
Zimmerman, Geo. w. Barrck, Jno L. Little, c.
H. B. Jackson NJ. c. Adesperger, Daniel Vile,
Francis Smith, Anthony Mcbride, David Agnew,
Jonathan p English p.; Jacob Wolfe IT, Elias
Capt. n. Worthington, Frederick NJ. Kramer, A
H. Simmons, Geo. W. Beall, Joshua McLain, T. A
Ball, James H. Steele, Stephen d. Lawrence, En-
N, Snyder, VIM. p Anderson, Henry Smith, Dr.
! n. o. Shpley, R. G. n. Rice John Hamilton, Geo.
P. Fox, David Wolfe, Henry Harbaugh, Jacob F.
Miller Geo. Shaw, Joseph Shank, n. Fogler, John
sey, Daniel s. Biser Geo. ". Howe, Martin W. E.
House, Henry T. Beaver, Ezra Willard, f Lewis
! Cramer, John Noonan, d. c. johnson, Israel Kess-
Ter, Joseph yesterday, David Kaor, Henry Bow
ers Ephriam Carmack, Joseph A Gerhard. DR..
| VIM. S. Mcpherson, DR.. VIM. White, John Glenn
son. Jr., James T. Smith.
| Hartford county-S. d. Sewell, Washington Dor
ney, William Young, James Cochran, John C.
| Walsh, Robert Henry. Jno Price VIM G. Burk,
! VIM. F. PannelI, Marmaduke Dove r. Fl. Smith,
s. Sutton, J. F. Reasn, R. F. McGaw, John Il.
Wareham, VIM. II. 0sburn, NJ. D.; VIM. Elliott,
VIM Ewing, W. F. Nichols, F. NJ Brown, James
Kean, Samuel NJ. Ady, A. W. Bateman, Alexander
! Norris, t. Hillen Morgan Jefferson Dever, John
| Maynadier, John Street, DR.. 6. w. Archer, T. L.
Beaumont, John K. Street,, j. R, Nelson, R. Cal
! ", Joshua Hope, C. c. Butler, n. Fl. Nelson, VIM.
Riley, VIM. b. Jarrett, J. W. Rutlcdge, A. A.
Gilbert f. Quares, VIM. NJ. Ady, r. b. Dallam,
Chas Worthington, John Crawford, T. j. McCaus
land, Sylvester Macatee, Ignatius Rutege, DR..
mker Forwood Robert Z. Morgan, John H.
| Nain ohn Rnbn
Evans. c. Case, Thomas Suter, VIM C. Penning
ton, William X. Morgan, r. r. Vandiver, L. X.
| Herbst.
Montgomery county, Osborn S. Wilson, John D.
Poole, VIM. II. Farrer.
Prince Georges county.-Benton FOLSOM, John
Contee. Bennett F. Gwynn, Ed. A. Wyvill.
81. Narys comy.-Hy. G. 5. Key, VIM A. Kirk,
| DR.. Francis Spencer.
Washington county-Hon. W. T. Hamilton Will
! liam Motter James H. Grove, William Biershing,
f. NJ. Meaey, Joseph G. Protzman, W. B Schleigh,
David Christ, John W. Breathed, Emory Edwards,
William Creager, Daniel Wilmer, Calvin Wilmer,
Thomas F.. Smith, Alexander Ne. George
| Freaner
A correspondent furnishes with the following
specuations as to the probable action .of the con
vention:
Cry HOTEL,
FREDERICK, July 20, 1852
! Our train, which left on Tuesday at Az
P. NJ, did not arrive at this place until nearly 10
o'clock, having been delayed some two hours by
the breaking of some OF the machinery of the
| locomotive.
A large number of delegates to the convention
are here already, but all are anxiously awaiting
the arrival of the next train which, it is supposed,
will bring the Baltimore city and county deega-
tions, and two of the Eastern Shore counties
(Which not vet represented), and, those strag
glers from other delegations who preferred to spend
| Tuesday night in your city, rather than take the
chance of passing lively night in Frederick.
At the present writing 90 \. NJ. } the passages,
hn,, l1ftl H.. -
the members of the different delegations discussing
the political questions of the day, both National
and State. Who is to be the nominee of the con
vention for Comptroller, it is hard to divine The
most prominent names seem to be Jonathan Pink
ney, of Anne Arundel, and a. Lngan Jarrett, of
Hartford Joshua Nansant, of Baltimore, is also
mentioned in that connection. Owing to the fact
that all the counties are not yet here, it is rather
difficult to say who will be the most prominent man
before the convention. Those delegations from the
Eastern Shore, which are now here, held caucus
this morning at o'clock, for the purpose of eX-
changing views concerning matters of general in
terest in connection with the party in the State
Two counties, Somerset and Dorchester, were not
represented.
There was nothing of definite character trans
acted at tins meeting, which adjourned to meet
again at II o'clock, by which time the delegates
from the above counties, it thought, would be
present The nomination for Commissioner Of
Public W orks was talked over, and it was the i'm
preston that VIM. Hayward, of Talbot county
would be recommended as suitable candidate fol
that Office by the party from the Eastern Shore
The convention will meet at u o'clock, in Junior
Hail. on Market street, room about GO by so feet
not very well ventilated, but they say here, 'th6
chest in the shop" The programme seems to be
that after tie meeting is organized it will be adj
journed until about o'clock, when, upon re-assem
bling, the body will proceed ballot and finish it,
work before night-a consummation devoutly to bt
wished as the thermometer here is in the mi
netics. Some Of the delegates, particularly the
gross men, are already in the melting mood shoulo
they be confined long in Junior Hall trouble viii
come of it.