The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-10-07

Talbot CountY.-E. Ii. +. Hardcastle,
John Harrington, John W. Martin and
Tench Tilghman. Ca -s-'- y
Caroline Couny.-Dr. G.. w. Colds
borough, DIR. Charles Il. Tarr and Daniel
Field.
:" Hartford County.-Wm. B. Stephenson
and Col. j. Carroll Walsh.
Montgomery Couny.-Charles Albert,
e. r. Duvali and lTbos. Lansdale. ~ +,
Charles County.-Dr. Thomas, A. Car
rico, j. w. Mitchell, and V. Brent. 4
Hon. Isaac d. Jones, of Somerset,
moved the appointment by the delegation
of a committee. Of one, from each county
and, the city Of Baltimore, with instruc-
tions to report course Of action for the
convention, and that all resolutions be re-
ferred to said committee without debate,
which was adopted. .i,,... .a.. "a.
Il Mr.. james D. Cook, Of Howard, mt we'd
that the Convention proceed to the election
of electors of President and Vice Presi-
fer the State at large, bot withdrew it at
the suggestion Of Mr., Jones, who moved
that the committee on business retire
for the purpose Of consulting as to the
TPrqprietty Of selecting electors, which was
adopted. IA. h.,.. Of.a.t.5 ,:,,,
The different. delegations then, named
the following gentlemen as the committee,
who retired; Hon. Isaac d. Jones, chair
man Baker. A., Jameson, Of St. Mary's;
Vivian. Brent, Of Charles; G Shepherd, of
Dorchester Hiram Mccullough, Of Cecil;
Augustus Gassaway, of Anne. Arundel /;
Pere Wiekes, Of Keut; John i. Brown,
Of Queen Anne's; DIR. G. E: Tarr, of Caro-
line; George W. Manro, of Carroll Kent
Iglehart, Of Howard J; Col. J. Carroll
Walsh, Of Hartford; George =. Carman,
Of Baltimore county; A. Leo Knott, of
Baltimore city; John Harrington, of Tai
bot Daniel r.. Magruder, of Calvert !;
CHARLES Albert, Of Montgomery; Col. An
thopy Kimmell, Of frederick, o., :, p,..
The committee, after short absence, re-
turned and through the chairman, Hon.
Isaac D. Jones, reported the following:
Resolved, That the Democracy Of the
State of Maryland, in convention assem-
blea, heartily acquiesce in the nomina-.
lions Of George B. Mcclellan and George
III. ,Pendleton for the offices of. President
and Vice President Of the United States,
recently made by the National Democratic
Convention assembled in, Chicago, aud
will give them an energetic support; and
that We, cordially approve of the, plat
form Of principles adopted by that eopven-
ton. ~ w., - 49,. ,'..' ~, .-.-',.
~ RtsolueR, That this convention do now
proceed to the selection of electors. of
President and Yice-P President of the Uni
ted States. '''' 80 -
=" Resolyed, That the further organization
Of the party and the conduct of the cam
paign, be referred to the State Central
COMMITTEE, .',..':.I a.,
The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously, " hen Mr.. Cook renewed his mo-
ton that the Convention proceed to select
electors, which was adopted. The dele
cations from. the counties Of the Eastern
and Western Shores then withdrew for
CONSULTATION, and after a brief absence re-
ported the following as the electors at
large, which report was unanimously ratir
fed by the eoivention:-For the Western
Shore, VIM. Schley, Esq, of Baltimore;
for the Eastern Shore, John R. Franklin,
Esq, of Worcester. ,..-. So.
The delegations from the various con-
gressional districts then, after consultation,
named the following as district electors,
the nominations being also unanimous.
y ratified ''jier 40 ER, - - 49"-U
First District-Geo. Vickers, of Kent
Second District-Dr. Milton N. Tay-
Tor, Of Baltimore city. ,. ~ - 49,,
Third Dlstrict-Charles J. NJ. Gwinn,
of Baltimore, city. .. '.r -;
Fourth District Thomas Devecman, of
Allegany. "a, '2 ~ ''o. ~, =, ~ "o
Fifth District Edward W. Belt, of
Prince Georges r ...',, .:...'..,.
On motion Of. Mr.. Jones, the State
Executive Committee was authorized to
to fill any vacancies that may occur in the.
electoral ticket, ~ - ,'.V' -. ''' . 81
=" On motion of Mr.. Knott, the chair was vas
directed to appoint committee of seven
two from the State at large and FIVE
from the congressional dstricts-to, inform
the gentlemen selected as electors Of their
appointment. The chair appointed as the
said committee: Messrs. A Leo Knott, OIL
Baltimore city; Geo. Gale, of Kent; Jas, !
B, Groome, Of Cecil; j. Carroll Walsh, Of
Hartford; B.. r. Bartholow, Of Baltimore,
city, George w., Manro, Of Carroll, and
Vivian Brent, of Charles. - ', ,',+,
Mr.; CLARK, Of Prince Georges, after "a
few remarks pertinent to the subject, sub
mitted the; following resolutions: '.l ., l
Resolved, That the oath prescribed byI
the Convention called to frame q new
Constitution for the State Of Maryland,
to be submitted to the legal and qualified
voters thereof for their adoption; or rcjec-
ton is illegal, unwarranted by the exis-
ting Constitution and laws Of the State,
andin violation of the Constitution Of the
United States, and we hereby urge the
people of the State to vindicate the free,
dom of the ballot-box at The approaching
election 10 be held on the 18th and 18th
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