The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
County Convention OF tho Uncon.
ditional Union Party.

Pursuant 10 resolution ~ the Unconditional
ugiVn hxycuuve Connit,Oc Vi baltimore County
the Conyen,ion 70 nominate six candidates FOL
~ The lioase OF Delegates, assembled in the Cour
House. at Towsontown, ca wednesday last and
Temporarily organized by calling Gen. David l.
q SHutOu to the chair, aud appointing Henry
Fran,z, aud John II. Longneeker, Esqs as See.
retarcs. On motion, Messrs. ;. W. ". Mervcr. y
\. ilaight, Thos. Sandersou Samuel =. Martin
john Safer, Ttms =. Mainland, Conrad Turn
bidgh. Capt Eobt 3. Smith Lieut.. n q
nunphy, Jas. y Henderson, Edward j. Bell
Nicholas a. Brian anl Edward whi,'cmor,
wesc appointed a COMMITTEE on credentials and
permanent, organization.
The Committee reported the following gentle.
men as entitled TO seats in the Convention
First Bl.'yf-,-Jchu X. smith. James ". N,
Nerfvr. Joshua Smith, Thomas wooii,n, George
\. foard.
!Seoai Di,'ric,-Iienry Fran,z, y. Y. Haishr,
Gen. David L. stanton, JoscrhH. Wright. Jahez
Hamilton.
80 TArd Disfricf-- Jasper y Slack. Thomas san.
desson, Major Robert Necly, Capt. james u. Arm.
aeos,, Jacob y. Cutbctt
FbHgh Distriei-Mariin Barr VIM McKen-
dree Gore, Nimrod Yingling Samuel + Martin,
Edward L. Iarsh
Fgfh Dtarse-lsanc Turnbaugh. John safer,
= John :. Morrison, Daniel ". ShambeFger,
William Piper.
S,rh Disiriet--wm II. Hoffman. Capt. Benz.
3. Matthews, Thomas {. waatand, Vim. Ne
culloUgh. Christian Gore.
.SsVrnM Dissrici-- Conrad Turnbaugh, John "
Barns, Thomas Cooper, Henry 5. Conn. scrgi.
J. y Bull. 4l -..-e..
~ Eshl D,.ir,et-Jan,s u. Miller. Lewis n.
Cole, Evan NJ Pree, Capt. Rober, $ Smith.
Ralph l.. Duer.
N,aA Di.iric4-I.ewis y. Teibbci,s. Samuel W.
Ccale, Lieut. Richard e. Dunphy, George ID.
Stein, John II. Longnecksr.
Tsnh Dis'rid-wm. Galloway, Capt. WASH
in-ion Stonebr,ker T. Augustus Hamilton. Josh
Ia j. Parker, James y. Henderson.
Eer.H'h Dlartrf-Jesse Garrett Edward J.
BED, jacob Bean. Nathan r. CoTbin, DR.. Charles
" Cadien.
Tssyih Dafriei-Nieholas " brian. wIn
C0aacLuaa, Alexander Mccormick, Elias Walk
er, Nm. Baton.
er, Edward whitemorc. William Ewing, John
". Lewis, William Smsrden.
The Committee also reported the following
gentlemen for permaueu, officers OF the Con-en.
ton
Prssi3Hf-John H. Longnccker. Of the Ninth
DiHrc'
Decentralization. David l.. Stanton. Of
the Second D.siFiGl, wa. Mccullough. Of the
Sixth District
Sseraarles-iienTy Franiz. Second District
Alexander Mccormick, Twelfth District.
The Re oris OF the Committee were unanimous
~ confirmed, aad the list Of delegates called
all OF whom answered TO their names
"a Tbs following gentlemen were appointed
Committee on resolutions, pr. Chas. ". gladden.
Il,h District, Chairman Christian Gore, 9th
District, Thomas Cooper. 7,h District, Jasper y
Slack. "a District, Capt. T. q. +. wal1emeyer
l3ih District.
hessrs. Nicholas n Parker Gen. J. d. Pearcr,
Jasper y. Slaek. David X. Lusby, Capt. l.. NJ
liaversiick Edward j. Bell, Lieut.. A. s Cooper.
Daniel Beekley, Capt. Z. q. z. waliemeyer, $
4 \. Crosby and Thomas L. Hall were placed in
nominaiian Is candidates before the Convention
FOR the House % Delegates, after which the Con-
ven,ion took q recess until o'clock, in order to
give the Committee on resolutions time TO make
their report.
~ D- AFTERNOON SESSION.
TheConventiOn rc-assembled at two O'Clock.
wbep the Committee ON resolutions reported the
following. which were unanimously adopted
Capt. Waliemcyer and Mr.. Bell withdrew their
nance a. candidates for the House OF Delegates
TIE Convention then proceeded to ballot With
the following result