The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-05
cry INTELLIGENCE.

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niGbt The Douglas Democratic City. Convention
met in Rechabite Hall. Robert 4. Banks First
Vice President, called the Convention to order
and in the absence of the regular Secretary, Geo
York was elected Secretary. The President stated
that the object of the meeting was to select dele
gates represent the city in the State Convention
10 be held in the city on the 9th inst. The attend
ance was very small but it was found nm caIling
the roll that all the wards we're renresantad ernan7
the 18th, 18th, and 18th. DR.. HINT moved tbaf
the Convention proceed to nominate and elect
twenty-five delegates to represent the city in the
State Convention, Carriad eS'"' '"' cay /" '"'
The following gentleman wore n, acad :, nop,i,.
ton as Senatorial delegates. Hon Uanry NJ ~
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motion was made TO close the nominations
member said that he thought each section of the
city should be represented.
Patrick Mclaughlin said that he thought sections
should be sunk in making salec,ions Whit w.s
wanted was men Of cboracta-N oa,a;ns4 - - w.
finger of scorn could not he rn;1tad W. tba
partv shonld do was "a rloca NOV ~ ;,t.;t rr
ward IN ranrosort th Fl'0- '''" " '''9 '''
Dr U,nt tbSna,r IL; -
Uarrv N,Co,rn- taI ~ H., TIo,r, Nav
and ~ ITrnt h icIarad no nraninnnns choice Of
the cnnvanfio, ~ Senatoriai DELEGATES Carried
NJ HINT tLorLed Tho Convention for the honor
confarrrJ and said that he would epdeavor TO rem
resent the views OF the party He would 90 there
as Union man, and remain such so long as a
Southern man could do 50 with honor
A motion was made that the wards shoulG earh
name delegate TO represent the Ward in the State
Convention.
substitute was offered that tbe Convention rro
coed to elect twenty delegates to represent the CITY
in the State Convention which was carried
The following gentlemen were named and eIacted.
Oliver Wood j mes Muan, of o., John T. Mad
dox, Il. 7. Banks. Joseph Lattv, Dr. Milton N
TAYLOR, John A. Mcclure, Mortimer Carroll Geo
s. York, Patrick Mclaughlin, Col j. 5. Wright,
Henry 7 Brooks James Harding Daniel Dwier
Francis TAYLOR, Thos. Douglas Chas F. Mayer p
4. Leo kAutt, Lewis W. Wolf John Tierncy A
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procure room for the use of the Stare Conyen.
ton Carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. p. Mclaughlin, j.
). Wright and Henry T. Brooks
After the transaction of other business of no
special Importance the meeting was adjourned
A., Arr,.,,pr 49,, Tr mn. C, D.
a,tr,nr-t o,; 1865 SSN4n
or yt.tarGgv morning t rb tb P ~
ON The uoribaast rorner nf uanoTar 40 D.
streets. The bankng-rooms were originally the
parors of private residence this spot but were
altered for the purposes alluded to. In making the
alterations for necessary security in front it seems
by the work Of the burglars on Monday night, that
the rear approaches were entirely neglected. The
thieves gained an entrance to the rear of the dwell
ing, passed into the cellar under the banking room
and after prg up some wood as a platform, com
menced operators. b means of an augur or bit
some thirty 80. ut holes about three quarters of an
inch in diameter, were pierced through the floor
ing, parallel with The ioist. by which two planks
removed, lakiug an aperture sufficiently
Large to allow the passage of any ordinary sized
man This being Effected. il seems they entered
me Uahklngroom where they ransacked all the
ueshS anu drawers OF the oHlcerS ana clerks, only
Totes nd sc,,o s,rr;au, ao; " M S
hotes' an" some spurious com. Inc guard
OF Tue IocN 10 the bauk vault was turned up when
roorninr onT Itbn,,.I Wv - 49, a. ~ tiiIy
Tet tho y 80 No Ionb T1o5a 6on,onstratio'
YET !he tLlINeS' no uouo,t mace demonstration
against 1t, but dId not succeed IN opening the safe,
other means would, no DOUBT nave been resorted to
IL the ROBBERS haa not been AFRAID OF sudden detec-
ZION, as Inc gas IN the room Is Kept burning, and to
have turned 1t oil would have at once attracted the
attention OF me policemen: There Is no special
Waterman Tor the DanH: private Waterman Cavano
has charge OF the block in which the banking house
IS situated, but did not observe any thing to call his
attention particularly to the place. Some of the
PoilceniCh cn tiose oGals say tney observed some
tles loa'uE ABOUT "ufhag the nlght' put cannot
"cehuJ couheo'loh between 'hehi ana the attempt
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNYENTIoN.-T body,
composed OF lay delegates from the Baltimore and
East Baltimore Conferences, and the Philadelphia
conference, will meet to day at twelve o'clock, at
the LataT street church, on Eutaw, Franklin
street. some time since, IN consequence of the ad
Glloh OF an antlSIaVery clause appended to the
Dscipilnc, Whlct IS the laW-book OF the church. the
members OF the church IN the Baltimore and East
bailihofe conferences manifested a disposition to
resist an 1nIfactlon en- or interference with their
private rights AccordingI y, it was determined to
=. q ';' TtiH rom lno poun!s OF those pooles,
and deterrna ,ht co 49, w. urSiTss we n@t 1,
Pliladplrlia Conference which en,bracnv
of the Eastern shores Of MaryIand ad Viro nGne
and the Western Virginia Conference which nm'
braces a large portion of western Tirginia are
equally affected by the additional provision Of the
Discipline, and they have taken the requisite steps
to have these bodies represented in the convention
Already seven Of the districts of the Baltimore Con
ference have sent in lists of their delegates to the
committee of arrangements. The East Baltimore
Conference embraces a considerable portion of
Southern Pennsylvania and it is thought that part
OF the territory Will not be represented. The con-
nenuon VII De composed entirely OF laymen, and
Tue result OF their deioeratlons looked for with
goo" oeat OF interest.
a. SUPERIOR ERROR CouFr CLERK's 0rFlcE.-Memoran-
Gums from returns OF George L. Sangston, Clerk of
the Superio" Court Of Baltimore City, for the
year ending LIST Decenber, 1860:
Recording .......................... s18 $40 Ga
Certificates NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... 1876 Is
Searches. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........, 34344
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Cemri.o 52l7 d6
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