Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05
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Baltimore E0usGy Nominating Convention,


Pursuant 10 public notice, Convention, called for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for judge of
the Circuit Court, Sheriff, Treasurer, Surveyor and
County Commissioners assembled at the Court House
in this place to-day, and called to older about II
O'Clock by Mr.. Waltemycr nominating George Slo-
thowcr temporary President, and O. c. Warfcld,
Esq, Secretary list of delegates was then handed
in, with approved credentials.
4 committee permanent organization was then
appointed. who repOrtSt rs follows:
For PrCSldCnt-GCOTgC Sl0th0wcr.
Ice PrcSdCnts-JCSSe Garrett and BENJAMIN T.
Bush.
Secrotaries-o. c., Warfeld and Alfred s. Cooper
On motion. each delegation was empowered to nll
vacancies but few such though being necessary as
nearly every district was fully represented.
The following committee, consisting of one from
each district was then appointed on re outons; Geo
H. W Nhitt9more, Z. T. Hamey }. l.. lidgeey, Jr. Z.
/. iarsh bcnj b. Bush, DR.. JGne; II; c. McAllister,
Garrett; d, X Lusby, and +. 6. F. Waltemycri '','
In order to give the above committee time to
1%f 1c5cF ine Convention adjourned until h"tDast one
At The rcasscmbng of the Convention D. X. I.usby''
Ghalrmah ol the Committee on RESOLUTIONS, reported
Rss2lsci, That the gratitude o? the American peo-
pielS due to lhe army and navy of tho United States
i9r tjer noble heroic and persistent vaor by which
the Constitution and the Union has been rescued
from deSruction: and that they have by their devo-
uon and self sacrifice for the nation in the hour of its
trial, dedicated the name Of the American soldier
and sailor to impershable renown.
RcS0ired, That in behalf of the loyal people of
Baltimore county, expressly return thanks 10 the
volunteer Soidrr, uf the count, who nri,,,,
t I - " ,.io SV''i's&' MIi'' uliehutrihE
rt m ~ u M OF nome M MSPrGHg at the
ihc, far fhni, rofr;ti,, anJ I ny, " MINOR
g. - 40 60 IL ti 'liu utIi.iIi
a"a - ,rg % ,o' w sttt au ufHIt Foycrhment "
fhn Ii,,,' MI - ~ % ,,,r . ~ VI e " ~ 'tiins ~ "a
dcod 7 ''' " NV W. o1'''''' - VI 'H' "'oie't
PraoyreJ That tho mann, or ALr,bo,r Ti,,,I, IA,
iIirstr,,,s ,lartyr tn tn us f hn,a fl ., '
Iriij H., o,i ia J.; ~ So i 'i li,ll,ln TIss'to!
"i tT Nrih INN ' ac l'fo$ :. ,ug men men 'nfomgh r.
resucctcH and Const;tntiorI G,rr,onf .boii , ~
yiyc And fhat his iv;Sa nTI ,oalgESI II 4 d;mit &
tion Of he tnycr,,I,ont a.; ~ t;E tT
entities him +, rani oin, tjo hIt ny " r
his counirT '' 'l''- '''o ''o''''' ''''i'''''S u
Rog0lrcT That in Andrcv, Jobrs5r tl,o prosiIo,,+
of the United Statns yc r"co,,i1 " tlr, ,ti
successor of the iUs rienl TinraIn in yc ]
countrymen. That We heartily cnd"rsc Tie nlan in
olirrrratnl ,. him orI 1,.,,g i, - -
rcuniting he whole r"r and IN H. %, @ 0L
pie of the United States into a common brofbcripod
That in view of the fact that thc Great ssn Of IN"
National sovcrcignty has been fnalIy settled AMI the
disturbing question of slavery pmf 10 rest rrynr b
the wager of battle we hail the Pre- dcnts pronoscd
ception and destined to advance The nation to a
HIGHER dcgree of prosperity than Il had heratofore
ever attained;
Hcyoircd That the administration of His Exccllen-
cy, Augustus W. Bradford, as Governor of Maryland,
has been able wise and patriotic. and shall ever
lceard him with gratitude and pride
ECgoirod That whilst rejoice in the fact that the
trial by arms has firmly established The sovereignty
OF the nation in the Federal Government yet we do
not mean to ignore the legitimate doctrine Of State
rights, paramount among which IS the exclusive
State right to regulate suffrage. and we uncom-
promisingy opposed to all interference with the sa
cred right, ~,