The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-25

| Nolan, Mary V. Indervieden, Mary A. Pennington
Eliza Sturgeon, Mary Holling gsbead, Catbarine Fer
| guson, Sarah Richardson, Anna Davis.
| No. 5.-Mary l.. Birch, Jerusha NJ. Bosserman
Elizabeth Bilson, Isabella Cooper, Anna l.. Eckel,
| Annie Frederick, Catharine Fresch, Margaret a.
Gamble, Mary E. NJ. Jones, Annie r. G.. James,
Ellen Leslie, Margaret Leitch, Harriet Supplee,
| Elizabeth Wadde
No. 6.-Mary A. Bailey, Lizzie Benson, Martha
A. Bayley, Florence G. Cole, Emma V. Carver,
Emma j. Crout, Mary E. Dalrymple, Catharine A.
franck. Alice Forney, Mary o. Fort, Mary j.
| Floyd, Laura y. Goldman, Jane A. Graham, Alice
NJ Haskell, Eliza f. Hoffman. Georgianna Haines,
| Saba E. Henderson, Laura r. Hoffman, Mary
Hands, Annie G. Irwin Susanna d. James, Jose
phine King, Mary Mccoy, Eliza j. Montgomery,
| Virginia Montgomery, Esther NJ. Callister, Sarah
May, Jennie 0. Oliver, Mary j. Phelps, Rebecca
c. Sweeney, Amelia E. Taylor, Virginia Waters,
Elizabeth Wevfarth, Annie E. Gibson. ~
| No. 7.-Catharine Slattery. ---- -
No. S.-Hannah NJ. Arthur, Alice A. E. Abel,
Dorsey, Helen S. Doll Salome V. Delacour, Mar
tina C. Evans, Mary Ehlies, Martha e. Farrall,
Annie Hodnette, Virginia Hoffman, Emily j..
Hynes, Annie Jams, Emily E. Kent, Sophia List,
Marshall, Annie A. Nugent, Eliza Ogle, Sarah j..
| Robinson, Susan Steever, Florence L. NJ. Schnei-
! der, Sarah a. Scott, Emily J. Williamson, Emma
| F. Wolff
ter, Sarah A. Tuttle, Carrie Shaw, Lavinia Nelson,
| Henrietta Merryman, Emma Eberlein, Margaretta
Clark, Elizabeth Anderson, Mary }. Anderson,
Agnes Bell, Mary Diffenderffer, Josephine King,
| Rachael Lewyt, Josephine Phelan, Mary Rodgers,
| Anna Rodgers.
No. lO.-Gordelia S. Dennis Anna NJ Gruetter,
Mary b. kimba, Anna r. Settler, Mary +. Mills,
| Caroline Moitt, Mary Mofitt, Rebecca Miller, Ella
Sheppard Mary C. Sessions, Emma r. Smith, Sa-
| rah c. Vaughan.
No. I.-Olivia F. Dashiell, Sarah A. Fowler,
ma, Frances W. Hall, Virginia T. Heigle, Dallas C.
Joyce, Phillis Kirby, Emma X. Lowe, Catharine
r. Leddon, Anna NJ. Russell, Louisa Schneider,
Jane B. C. Sweitzer, Anna C. Watts
| No. l2.-Laura Bangs, Mary A. Burt, Mary F.
Barker, Annie Coupland, Louisa Coupland Ma ria
! J.. Conner Mnna Croxall, Adeline Young Mary
A. d. Jackson, Ella B. Johnson. Mary L. Jones,
Emily W. Lamb, Virginia W. Mallow, Sybi F.
Mallow, Eleanor Maynard, Mary j. c. Starr, Emma
| p. Starr.
No. 49, Mary A. Byrne, Catharine N Car
michael, Laura J. Ditman, Catharine A. Gogle,
Adalaide A dalai SIC j. Gill, Mary r Grape Hannah w,
Park, Sarah I. Price, Martha Pentz, Agnes L..
Maccubbin, Mary E. Saunders, Charlotte Richard.
son, Mary E. G. Riley, Martha Storch Harriet f.
Snyder, Georganna Starr, Sarah E. Smith, Ruth
| A. Sinclair, Providence Williams, Emily j..
Wright, Eliza G. Woford, Ella Young.
No. llama +. Curtis. Emma X. Cromwell
Sarah A, Davis, Laura NJ. Foley, Martha J. Prt-
| chett, Marian M. Sauner, Annie l.. Sears, Louisia
NJ. Smith, Elizabeth Thompson, Margaret Wat
| kins, Emma Il. Williams.
| MEETING OF THE BRECKINRIDGE WING OF THE
DEMocRACY Last night those members of the De-
mocratic City Convention, friends Of Mr. Breckin-
| ridge, who withdrew from that body on Thursday
night last, and those who were elected Tuesday
| night to fill the vacancies caused by the adherence
| of the Douglas wing to the old Convention met at
No. North street, VIM. J. O'Brien, OF the 9Th
| ward, temporary President in the Chair. The roll
was called, and quorum being present, the
| Secretary, A. H. L. Mcclure, Esq. read the pro-
ceedings of the last meeting.
motion was made to adopt the proceedings
,I0 A o. fhn min, ,fnccf fnI thot
this was Convention of the friends of Breckin-
ridge and Lane. He objected to that part, and
moved that it be stricken from the minutes.
Robert Hough, ofthe llth ward, moved to insert
estates Right before the words 'Democratic
! City Convention.
DR.. Monmonier opposed adding any words to the
| title of the body.
The President decided that as Mr. Hough and Dr.
| Monmonier were elected to fill vacancies, and the
Committee on Credentials not having acted on
their case, they not entitled to the privileges
fthe floor.
The motion was withdrawn.
Mr. Marriott moved to lay the motion to adopt
the minutes on the table until the credentials of
the substitutes could be examined; carried.
| The wards were called, and the credentials sent
! to the Secretary's table,
1st ward d-Daniel Constantine, Geo Thompson Chas
Sleeper, John Pickering.
/ ID ward.-Charles Hergesheimer
Sd ward-James Fields, VIM. II. Johnson, Daniel Hep.
burn, John Bosley, and Dr. John F. Monmonier
26th ward-saml. Kirk, S s. Mills ]. J. Turner, John
! Bogiano, Wm. II. Cowan.
! sth ward-John Devices john J. Stayior, Jesse D.
! Murphy Sr, A. S. Waterman, Geo Gosneil
9th ward.-Robt. knight, Saml Haslam Owen Ward,
| F. 7. Reilly, j. B. Carroll
10th ward-Eugene Cummiskey, Washington Yellott
| George Shaifner.
11th ward-Robt Hough VIM H. Norris, A. D Miller
! Matthew J. Foley. Mendez l. Cohen
18th ard.-Jacob Hemmck Joseph H. Bean, Joseph
| +. Switzer, Patrick Kelly, John s. Beahan
14th ward.-Wm. Snsluf, Chas. Anderson, D. Allen
Nash asth xsI capt JOS Branson, pnran WW NJ Starr
! Gabriel p Kew. Ambrose Walter
18th ward-H R. Robins, Lewis Cook, ThOs. Lester, W.
! n. Owens, r. J. Baker.
2Dth ward.-David Blanford VIM Blinsinrer Wilson
/ N Cary, Benz o. FRESHMAN, James Cotteral.
John A. Bowen moved that the persons whose
names were read by the Secretary be declared
| duly elected members Of the Convention; carried
| Mr.. Bowen called up the motion to adopt the
! minutes OF the last meeting, with the amendment
to strike out the words friends of Breckenridge and
! Lane.
The question was put and the Chair was unable
to decide, when the yeas and nays called
/ John A. Bowen and Benz. G.. Freshman favored
the striking out the latter referl ed to the fact
that the Convention which nominated Breckinridge
| and Lane careful to style that BODY the De
| mocratic National Convention. Serious disadvan-
tages he thought, would result if any addition was
made to the name OF the regular Democratic or
! ganiZaion.
| The motion to strike out was adopted by n mani
nous vote:
A motion was made to appoint committee of
one from each ward to select permanent officers
a discussion followed here to whether John S.
wright was the President of the body this having
| been declared the regular Democratic Con
! vention.
The President decided that the seat of Mr..
/ wright had been declared vacant and delegate
/ elected and now filling his seat. Therefore John
D. wright was not member of the Convention
ana consequently could not be President of the
| body. .--'--
! As substitute to the motion to appoint a COM
mlttee to select officers, motion made to pro
ceed to the election of a President by the Conyen
tion; carried.
The fol following gentlemen were placed in nomina-
ton: wilson N. Cary, Samuel Kirk, William H.
Norris, Esqs., Col. NJ. |. Cohen and Judge Bepia-
min c. Freshman.
Messrs Cary, Kirk and Cohn wi thdrew.
Mr.. Marriott moved to vote by wards Adopted
the following was the result: Presstman 54 Nor
ris TO- Cary Is.
| A. d. Miller moved that Judge Freshman be
unanimously declared the President of the Conven-
ton; carried.
accepted gratefully the honor that had been con-
| terred upon him. He was not without hope that
by proper and earnest Convention that some good
might be done for the Democratic party. The trust
which each member held was not to be coveted
Yet actuated by patriotism good work could be
| done.
He hoped that the party would present an un
broken front at the municipal election, (applause);
and before the Presidential contest the party
throughout the State would be unit in support of
| Brecklnridge and Lane. Maryland has a great
stake In tns contest, and although the State dele
cation in the National Convention was divided, he
peheved the State was msrepresented by those
who would have placed the State of Maryland in a
false position. He hoped that no gentleman of
this Convention would an expression calculated
to widen the breach between the two wings of the
Democratic party of this city.
| He would repeat that in the coming municipal
election there would be a union of the Democracy,
Tor the purpose of restoring the government of the
city to honorable hands, After the municipal cleo
ton has been won and the evidences of the condi-
tion of political affairs throughout the country
| properly understood, and it was found that the
! contest was between Breckenridge and Lincoln,
| the entire party of the State would rally 70 the
| support of Breckenridge. He again counselled
harmony, and endeavors to heal the differences of
the party in the city.
A motion to proceed to elect Vice Presidents
was carried and the following gentlemen selected
VIM. p. Lightner, Samuel Kirk, John B. Emory
and Charles Robins, VIM. j. O'Brien, of the 7th
ward, holding first Vice President VIM.
D. King was declared assistant Secretary.
| The Convention proceeded to elect Treasurer
| Wilson N. Cary and George Evans being In nom
| inaton.
The Convention voted by ballot with following
ult:-Cary 81, Evans 30.
! On motion, Mr.. Cary was declared the unani-
| nous choice.
A. >. w aterman was elected sergeant-at-arms
Mr.. Marriott proposed vote of thanks to VIM,
! j. O'Brien, for the able and impartial manner in
4 phT Tnh hal n alzuz. H. r