New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
Maryland Republican State Con
Veh1IOR.
BALTIMoRE, Tbursday, April 26, I

BALTIMORE, Tbursday, April 26, 1850.
TIE Republican State Convention met to-day a;
Rechsbi,e Hall. There wereabout 30 present. Mont
gomsry Blair was cbosep President.
A large crowd of spectators including considerable
prrink ing Of rouphs," who were led on by Erasmus
Levy, commenced disturbance. Presently, Levy
and his followers made rush and upset the Presidents
table bpoebiDe several Republicans down. and tearing
up their papers and documents.
The police ibtsIfeIed, and made several arrests
The Convention adjourned till 9 o'clock.
The members were gre sted on ihe outside by large
crowd who followed, hootipg. Mr. Gunnison, s
prominent Ahotobist, was Putsued by an i'm nenss
mob crying" Ly nch hin" "HsDg him. Z" There
goes man who stole niger" There goes tt 3
sphit Of John Brown" &c. Mr. Gunnison took refuge
in The Marine Bank, and the police escorted him to
place of salty.
TIE crowd then slowly dispersed. The Convention
had been In session soee time before It was disturbed
TIE Committees appointed Difficulty is sDtci-
pated WHEN tbe Con seuton reassembles at O'Clock.
At2 O'Clock crowd had assembled in front Of the
ha)l where the Republican Convention was to meet
The Pofoe ComnEsisneIs with large force OF police,
we're Oh bsno TO preseIye order, but the Convention
did net essen be tie owner Of tho house having
fused 10 permit it to be longer used for the purpose.
The Re,ublicl ans had held private conference, and
decided TO bold Convention eteghers. Il is pre-
suned TO be progressing, but where Is not koown
PM-The Republican Convention, before adjourn
ing elec'cd f. Z. Blair and VIM. L. Marshall Dale
eaies at Large 10 CTicsgo.
Some coubt was expressed SIS to Mr.. Marshall being
a member of the Republican Association, and Com
mittee was appointed 10 communicate with him, aud
ascertain bic views.
Tie Conveptiop re-astembled at p. m in the Office
Of Jsmts Carey Cosle agent Of the New-fork Under
wIi.Is intbe Exchange Building, where the following
business vas iruntac'eo:
TIE Committee appointed in the morning to select
delegates from each Cong residual District 10 represent
the State in the Chicago Convention, submitted the
following:
Futt DistIict-Jsmts Bryan and ID. w. Orm.
Sec I'd Distict-Jaues Jefres and W. z. Ewing
Third d strict-Francs 5. Corkan aud jane, v.
Wagner. Fourth DIs,rict-Wm. f. Cose srd Jons-
than Schumacher. Firth Distriet-ChaIles Lee Ar
mour and L. j. Anrep. Sixth Dhtnct-hontgomery
Blair, and Frederick iddips.
On motion Of Mr. Jefies, the delegates were re-
ouested 10 vote in The Cbicas Convention as unit.
motion wss adopted that the President be author
tzed TO appott an Executive Committee for the State,
the ssid Committee TO form an electoral ticset, 10 Do
support4 by the Republican voters Of Tue o'a'e'
The Present announced the folio sipg as tue Exec
u,iye Con mlitee: VIM. L. Cosle, Dr. Weiss Ed
nunc Smith, John H. Gould, Dr.. Geo. Harris, Chas
Lee Armour, William Pinkney Ewing, and Aossion
Rowan.
resolution was unanimously adopted pleogiDg the
Republican party support the nominee OF the Chicago
Convention, be he who he may.
The thanks OF the Convention were rendered to the
President snd other officers and to MsIshai Herring oil
tie police force jor the efforts hs MADE to protect toe
o,Sgates DUNG the morning. The COnVennon then