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lieyed theFefrom By tWO-thirds Of Congress -
While the power Of Congress TO participate IN
the exercise Of the paTdOning power, CT 10 pre-
scFiho qualoeAiions for local Office Ia the several
States, may Be open 10 doubt, n0nc can rest upon
the substantial lialce ut this provision 50 iaT as
Federal Office u eoncernrd Men who have wag-
cd var upon the Government cannot complain
Of any vFOug 10 l.sing excluded for a time from
pcrsonaily sharing lie authority aud power
And the time when they may thus BE- rcaimltled
nWithln the discretion Of Tie Government itself.
This 70 wholly different question run that Of
admitting States 10 representation, as Il tonrhcs
only the question Of the character aud qualifca-
tons ~ the persons hy whom those States may
be represented aud IN this respect the amend.
meni u not unduly harsh or severe. As II ofigi.
nally IAssrd the House this clause exclude.
everybody who had taken any part 10 the rebel
Hon OF given " aid and comfort w nny way
from voting until after the next Presidential
election but this was changed In the Senate, aud
as u now stands Is not open 90 serious objection
The foarth clause simply forhids the pay mcni o
the rebel debt, and is not opposel by Rybody
and the fifth only gives Congress power to carry
the other provisions into cfect--a power Con
grcss would probably possess in the absence o
any such specific grant.
The amendment now awaits the action uf tn
Legislatures Of the several States II is just u
itself, aud It's adoption, by rcmcdying injustice
and providing for the public safety, would d,
much towards tranquilizing public seniimrn,
and preparing the WAY for the more speedy r.
storation Of peace aud harmony to all sections 81
our common Union. II Is greatly To be rcgFc,,c'
that all the States were not represented in th'
Congress BY which Il WAS proposed but il ]
submitted 10 them all for their consideration an,
action. Nothing would conducc more io ih'
public peace than iis speedy ratification, c'pcci
ally by those States which ARE 10 ic most direct
IL affected by It's provisions.
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70 Thomas W. Renshaw, Esq. member Of
the rebel legislature OF 1861, publishes card
in last weeks Journal explaining his action while
a m,mber Of that body, and complaining that
We have done him injustice in charging that be
voted 10 favor OF n resolution recognizing the
Southern COnfederacy" The only time we ever
mentioned Mr. RenshAws name was 10 our issue
Of July I4ih last, 10 which we stated that Mes
srs. Ford, wor,hington, Denison, Qainlan and
RcnshAw, our delegates from Baltimore county
had voted for the folloNiug:
" Where's, In the Judgment Of the General A..
semhly Of Maryland. the war now waged by the
Government of the United States upon the people
Of the Confederate States. Is unconstitutional In
It's origin, purposes aud conduct, and rePuenan,
to civilization and sound policy; .
therefore
Re,oired. By the General .fss,naLlg Of MlrEiaad.
That the State OF Maryland desires the peaceful
and 'Ha,iiate recognition q The iHdtpendencc q n,
c1gfe'itrais S'aie,, and hereby gives her cordial
consent MersEn'o."
AZ we never mentioned Mr.. Renshaws name,
save in this connection, this mus, he the resolu
ton which he Is " not able TO see - in the House
journal, aud which he has no recollection Of
having Notcu tuF. We can only say, tucu, tnNt
Mr.. lIenshaw is possessed Of a very ,reachcrous
memory and although he may I" no, be able To
see by the Journal that he voted for this meas
uFe, ye, he did do H. and that IL he will refer to
pages 100 and I2i Of the House journal he will
fad that be voted 10 accept the preamble aud
resolutions Of which the above is part, as the
report 81 the Committee on Federal Relations and
for their adoption the next day. Mr.. Reushaw ID
not, candidate for any Office, and We have no
desire TO search up bis record, but II we had not
outstanding his plea that he "did nothing to
nobody" we could prove by the journal very
bad record agains, him; we could show that be
went even further than some OF his colleagues and
voted for measures too reasonable for even their
sonscienees We don't know whether he Is still
"disfranchised citizen or not but u he Is.
We can only say tina, the Register Of his district
has exhibited a very proper appreciation Of his
official oath.
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b, thesc tables it will be seen that the North
era counties posses property valued at $685.
$50 5cs, aud the other portions Of the State
have The valuation % their property SC, down at
: - 23i, icl. The population OF the Northern
counties .sili,Tia, Including "a, 277 slaves the
other portions Of the State have a population Of
90. $40 in~lu ling 70 Oh ,sves To pay for these
I.lSs slaves, say 5000 in round numbers, a,
$500 fitor. vili require about s35. 900, 600,
equal - an assessment upon the taxable proper
iy az the State ~ hhoui ga 90 on every hundred
dOlla's. Taking iLSas the basis Of calculation,
the exercise 81 u very simple rule will show US
that the Northern counties will pay nearly $22,-
600, 600 for her Il, 900 slaves while the balance
OF the State will pay but l3, 600 900 for her 73,-
00o slaves. In other words, the one section wil
JAY ahou, Sic, jOO, 900 more than I, receives,
while the other section will receive that amount
more than i, pays. The Northern and loyal
section Of the State will in fact, he called upon
to contribute nearly 81, 900, 900 TO satisfy the
demands of the disloyai slave owners Of ST.
Mary's. Charles aud the other lower counties
Sow lei us supply this to baltimore county
Tie amount Of our taxable property is $50, $780,
CO, which, at Sc, on the hundred, would yield
gross amount Of about 81 900 900. This is
wl.~i we would pay now what would we re-
ccise by the emancipation act, 3,ls3 slaves
were liberated In baltimore county. N their
late owsers were paid for them at tho rate Of
500 each, they roHid rsceire abos, 81 All 900
'rA'Ie the county Taxpayer, rOvd BE- called sPoa 10
pay $4,000, 900, Or iro and three quarter mliioms
q foilar' more Than rn pay for ssery 'isss ornsd
IN the county Frsriou' 10 n, pa,'+gs effAs Enss.
r,Pr'ion let.
such, then. people Of Baltimore county, 10 the
issue before us We have drawn no fancy sketch,
but We have gone into the figures 10 CLEAN these
facts, and Ia,cntly summed them up tina, they
might be fully presented TO you. Il 10 now for
you to ct your seal Of condemnation upon THE
attempt to fasien so great burden upon Us, by
voting for the Union party, which 10 pledged
against compensation 10 slave.owners.
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- We were In error last week in saying
that the Democratic Convention Of this county
passed resolution eulosiring Gov. SWAMI
Ills name is no, men toned 10 the resolutions, and
We eheerfaly acknowledge our error. Bat Mr..
Swami. even though he did no, receive Il. orr
iAinly ds'erred = :" complimentary notice " a, the
hands Of the Democracy Of Baltimore county,
lie has done much for them, by his " liberal con-
sIrueiion " Of the Registry Law, aud by this ae-
ton has forever alienaIed hImsslffrOm bis lormer
friends Of the Uaion party, and nov 10 be passed
over IN silence BY those upon whom he has con-
ferred so many political benefits is too bad -
Swami is Ia bad way. There seems TO be none
90 poor "a 10 " do him reverence"
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Special Notice.

Walking along North "ay -;''i. oa. at,cn-
ton was attracted b. ,,t;, and lfdty siiro.
such ~ one will often find alNnr Broadway. y.
7. We walked in AM imucia'eiy r,."-u.Fr.
our old friend CLrvriAsr. ilc COURT. 4siy
showed Us through his establishment. wc counl
he had splendid stock i.f retailing, aI.if WA
stairs for wholesalcins. Hissto'i il com - I'D
Of Dry Goods Of all kinds: 'uss.in,.c-. O. s1ea:
variety; fine line oil Hosiery, r..Ae.. ,;.it's
and Ties, in fact, the best selc, ld f.oek -! good
We have seen. His price. q, ~ general tLn..
are per cent. lower than elsewhere. We went
away under the conviction iha, Dry Guod- aud
Notions could be bought lower NJ Ie3 \. Gay
Street. one door from Front Street. il.au any
where else In Baltimorc.
Oct ct. Az OnsEnVrR.
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Tax.Paycrs. Look to Your Interests
WIN You Pay for slaves set Free n
Maryland

The pe, design Of the new "Na.ieasI ualaa
party " should never 10 lost sight Of by our tax
PAYERS; for 30 sure MS this party, by hoOduink-
Ing the people Of this State, ere permitted to
gain control Of the Government Of Maryland, q
debt will be saddled upon the property Of the
whole people to reward few Shareholders, who
were more than ninc-lenihs dislOyal, for the
slarrs emancipatcd by their own wickedness.
Clearly, It is the intention Of this new party"
II they can seeurc control OF the Legislature TO
call Convention 10 frame a new Constitution, aud
then O" ..t through the Legislature an act grant
ing compensation 10 the extent Of $35, 600 900 or
more for ihe~slavcs emancipated In this State
They hope TO succeed in this coup dsiaf by APP
realing to the prejudice, and passions Of the peO-
PIE, by ringing the changes upon Negro SutIage,
" this being the white mans government" ke.,
thus unsuspeeiingly leading you away from tho
consideration Of the mos, important Issue 10 uI
in the campaign, viz Compensated EmanePa.
ton.
We propose now 10 deal with this question By
blc ~ showing how the success Of this long
maiurvd rebel design will Affect the taxpayers Of
baltimore county aud Northern Maryland gener'
ally II carried to a successful issue. by North
crn Maryland We mean that portion In the North
en- part Of our State, including Allegany, wash'
inglon. Frederick. Carroll. baltimore, Hartford
aul Cecil counties aud baltimore city. We shall
u,r the Gguns 81 the census Of 1860 in reference
10 population aud the value Of property in Out
State, although by that census, in the amount
OF Real aad Personal Properly in the State 10 in'
Guided the value Of the slave property, which
species Of property is no longer assessed and has
since bten stricken from the assessment books
ai,r the assessment now being made, the val.
uaiipn Of property in the Northern counties
will be very materially increased, while IN the
l,w,r counties, by the deduction Of the slaves
u must he most decidedly lcs.cned, thereby max.
in, q much w.dcr difference in the total value Of
property in the two sections, and a. in the one
~ VIII br greatly Increased and In the other ma.
i,r.aiiy l,s'cnel it requires no argument to show
+ thai We viii corTespouiingly pay much larger
s.m than ii it Was based cxelusively upon the as.
easement Of 1860.
From the official census returns Of 1850, w
Lake the following tables
VALUE uF REAL ANp PERSONAL. PROPERTY IN
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Drsr1s1Grs.


MqssFs. Aicllolas II. Parker, Jasper ~ SLACK,
DAVID X. Lnsby. Capt. l.. ". iIayersiick, Lieut..
4. $. Cooper aad Samuel X. Crosby having re-
ccivsd a majority Of all the voies cast, were de.
.elusd aonisaisd, and, on notion their nomina-
isisnAwas sade'ananlmous.
o. mosloa 81 Capt. wAi,emeyer, II was resell
we'd that the prcsent Unconditional Union Exccu-
tive Committee Of Baltimore county be rrcogniz.
ed.a4sagh qHiil tbs nexi county Convention Of
herhion party.
= lisaal UaioD party Of Baltimore County should,
i IN Consention assembled. give expression 10 their
"a. Eeys spon thu questions Of the day AHd
Whsrefs, Being betrayed by men whom we have
trusted aud elected 10 National aud State Offices
a has devolved upon us 10 give plainly and I'M
snislake.bly our opinion of the action Of these
men Aad Wksyeas, We believe Il but right
thatWe shsuid indicate 20 The loyal people Of the
county the principles apon which We intend to
stand In the appFoaching eou,est, therefore be II
- zReaeef That the unconditional Unlon Party
of Baltlmore County, stand to-day where II vi.
MAYA stood w favor Of the lasting Union Of the
Siales and demands the restoration OF the Sc
eeded States on the simplest aud easiest terms
consistent with Constitutional right and pFaeii.
cal safety.
.B1ssissf that ne plan Of restoration proposed
BY Congress u wise, iasi and liberal commend
a lng iifpl - the support OF every true friend OF
- hseountry, while the policy Of Andrew John
sou u uniust 10 the loyal people Of the entire ma
- ionand peculiarly Oppressive 10 ihosa who re-
gsnainsd irus % their silsgiapee Ia the seecdaa
States.
Reseirnf That Ne ars nnqnall6edly IN favor
Of he present Constitution Of Maryland, which
forbid. negro suffrage and compensation Tor
- eabsncipated slaves
Z .,kRssqipsd That ne ere Ia favor Of liberal anA
ludlrions legislation for the development Of -fhe
great natural resources Of the State and county,
for the improEnmenf ofpubllc roads aud high.
waya Cor tfe development Of general education
'hn4 ofetefy Interest that tenda % navnnca The
Awrallh and prospefity Of our clllEeas.
hsloirfd. That We remember with prolound
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We pIaes at our mas,-head to-day, the names
Of the geullsmen nominated - candidates for the
HOUSE Of Delegates BY the Unconditional Union
Convention which assembled 10 this town on
Wednesday last. We, In common with the 10y
al people Of the eouniy, hsvs every reason 10 be
satisfied With the action o. the members Of the
Convention They have given us trns men,
Unson men, ss our candidates; men for whose
election We eau uss our Utmost endsavor, saiIs-
hsd teai ihsy viii stand sieadiasi 10 The prinei-
pies hey nov sspouss aad 10 he r.riy -wboss
representatives they are 'sai.
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EPsoS cnrAon.-ouarierly meeting services -
follows
Public preaching Saturday, October 18th, at
~ A. ~, and ~ pm.
Sunday, October l4th--Quarterly I.ovefsast
Q A. ~, Public preaching Al II A. NJ, aad "A
=. N. Childrens' meeting 3lP. n.
Rev. Joseph France will be present and deliver
q CsafeHayy SERMON by special request. -
Services every evening next week 90 u o'el'k.
n. q. HksLur Pastor
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MY Policy Rcpudiated Everywhere
The Union Party "Swing'
Around the Circlcr
HOW ARE you ANDY p"

On Tuesday last elections were held 10 several
OF the large Northern States, and all Of them
proclaim the lamc fcsuli--that the policy Of An
drew JohrsOn Is utterly repudiAlcd, aud that the
PEOPLE have chosen this their first occasion, 10
f,buke the Facilitating course he has adopted. -
We append few Of the returns.
Pennsylvania. ,.
Ia this STATE. General Gcary, the Union noun-
iuec for Governor, is elected 10y abort 40 600
majority. We have gained three Congressman,
aud have Iwo-Ihirds Of the Stale Legislature.
Ohio
Has given $4,000 majority for the Union Par.
~ The Congressional delegation stands II
Union To Democrats. The Legislature 10 near
~ unanimously Union.
Indiana.
Union majority abou, $4,000, bu; We lose
one Congressman in the Egypt District.
Iowa.
Union majority over 10000. The Congres-
sioual delegation is composed cnIirciy Of Union
ISIS t..
Connections.
Charter elections have Teen held In this State,
exhibiting large gains for the ruiOn party.
New Jersey.
II the charter elections in New Jersey, large
gains have been given for tue Union party, in.
dicating unmistakably that the State viii main
tain her position oil an,aSouism TO my Policy
Baltimore City.
The Msyorali'y election was held in Baltimore
on wedHc sday. lion. John L. Chapman, the
Union nominee, is reelected 10y Assn majority.
Both branches OF the City Council ara unanimous.
Ia Union
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NOTICE.

ovgics BoAHs 90 scHooL fosnIssSosKRs.
BALSinoRH couSTf, October y, Isas.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be rcceited .
~ this ofieo TIL ~ o'clof. NJ, on 7Aurs,iay
IsA Gsst., for building Frame Or Brick s-hon
House, near Freelands in 9Th election DlAiFct
Plans and Specifications may BE- seen AZ thi
once or In the hands Of DR.. II. Y. Jones, Tom
missioner, Union Meeting uonlc.
HORACE soPER, Secretary
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~ ihe SvW""f o' last WecA places ne Oou-
serva,ive " tickle, q, the head Of lie paper
Among these names will be found that Of Fred
eriek l.. Stone, nominee for Congress In the af'h
District. when did Mr.. Stone 90 over to the
Conservative party The Convention tina, no,nI-
mated him claimed 10 he s,raigh, out Democratic,
AID refused al atIilIA,IOn with the " conserva-
tive Convention that nominated Nc. Blair.-
How, then, is Mr.. Stone conservative" nom
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ConarcrloN.-A mo.l nroroLinr errnr ncrnr

CoRREcToS.-A most provoking error occur
red in Our. paper las, week. In making up"
the registers lisls, those Of the Fourth and Sixth
srDislrieii bscame terribly mixed, part Of the
Six,h dis,ric, names getting uader the Fourth
dis,rie. bead and rice usrsa. The error was no,
discovered until after our SuPphmsnt was print
ed. Both lsts are published correctly on the
Fourth Page Of our paper to-day.
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LGnns PorAToss John Safer, ST., Esq., of,hc
Fifth District. brought 20 our offer on wednes-
dAy Last, lot Of the largest potatoes we ever
saw. No. Safer calls them " Radicals but We
-Four Of them weighed over pounds. Who
can beat them
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snlAAsi,. Alssl s,ase with
out any protection Of
person 90 property uil-
der the Law.
SECOND. Givss 10 cit
iEeas " a Southern
State WHO have lou Ut
Tor tbs Destruction OF
the G1,0rRmeni, ddu-
Die tie elective power
for CnngTtss sas'i Pres
idcat thu the loyal
white mau u tine North
has.
Third Would allow
all the leaders of TIE fc-
holli0n ~ take suais In
Congirss, or hold Office
under the Goycrnmen,
they labotcd 10 destroy
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RsaIsvgREp VorEH.. -rhe ioiowins t,llc
exhibits the number "l - % ter,a ; ,ters ~ the

PRoPERrY SALE.--Snmuc g. wilson, Asriion-
Ger sold for VIM. iIrsey Trustee. on tho irtmise..
on Tuesday last, very fine farm 10 ;.o ilfth De
irict OF this county, near NiddlelVNn foFnetly
belonging 10 John pivan improved hy u lo,
house. &c. Purchased by JacoL Tgrnj- usb Cor
81 SOL 600, or about SD go per axe
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BAsa BaLL.--The second mines o. he Touson
aud Social Base Ball Clubs, will play game %
I.athervills, on Saturday afternoon merit, com
menelng 81 ~ O'Clock.
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These are the plain, simple and unrSh gsvr''icl
points Of the two plan. proPoscl. We defy any
one 10 deny or dispute the orcpr il,e other. Tie
President wishes To lc,A,. Tor lli. ;Snnlh the t,.
tive power for President aui Consr. dat Il hli
under slavery, when the y .'c iuau WA e'up1v-
cred TO vote both for hin.'l aud lot to- slave
Congress demands that whit, niAb ia the North
err and Western StA,cs shall have j..t as much
and no more elective power for Pr,sil,ii AMI Con
eress than tho white miu al tsS.pG has. Ne.
gro suffrage has noibius To 10 ~hh ,i,i,sr plan
proposed. aud those ho lt,,ci! go OF astrri that
il has are endeayorin- 10 dc,c.,c,l' People.
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CONGRESSIONAL rLAS.
First. Gives the pro-
lseiion of the Ian ~ llls
emaneipaied slave 10
person and property.
Second. Give 20 tho
white man IN ,heSOuth-
ern States precisely The
same elective power for
Congress and President
As the white man ofihc
North.
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Third. Prevents the
leaders Of the rebellion
and those who violated
their oath Of allepianc,
10 the United Sia;cs
from holding Office On.
der the Government,
unless pardOned by
Congress.
Fourth. Provides for
the payment Of the Ma
,ioual debt and the pr.
manent rcpudiauon 81
the Rebel debt.
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FIVE DoILAns nEyvARD,

Blacksmithing and Wheclrighting.
would respectfully inform my friends aud
IL the people ofthe negh'ofhood tina, In add
ton 70 my business Of BlacksnIithing. have
secured the services Of GOOD wHEELRICIIr
and will hereafter be prepared 20 execute al
work entrusted 90 me IN that Tine oi hnsin,ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS either Ia new
work or repairs
5. ALExAHDER rARLETr.
Oct ls.-u Towsoutow n. Md.
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Fourth, Gives 40 Sc
curhy for tue paymeu,
OF ibe Na,ionai Debt.
aud hayes the question
ni tho Rebel delS opcii
iog agitation.
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GLENCOE INSTITUTE,
A Boarding School for Young Men
5000. and Boys.

TNHIs InstItute u sItualed about eigh tecn
Il miles from Baltimore. aud A "a.
one and a.half miles west of AA.b
Sparks station, on the Northern 80 E.1&
Central Railroad. FIX. /Si,I1s.tEI
The Scholastic year is divided inlo Two sos.
sions OF Twenty Weeks each, aud u now open
for the reception OF Pupils. The course of'ln.
stsuctlcn embraces all the usual brnnches Of a
liberal English, Classical and MaihsmAtica
Edueafion. n I'lf. NJ --
Terms Coz Boarding. Washing. Fuel nd Light
Per Session q twenty weeks. $40. For Oircu.
laFs address Phiiepslis Peat Oaiee, Baltimore
eeanty, Maryland. D is.I saf
ROBERT cHALFAET. A. N,
Oct iSs-t 4 sas1. Principal.
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v. RUTTTs,

sa v. RUTHs,
sAsrgAcrvnER ASH nEALra
rehacco, segars, snun, Pipes, &c.,
~ W sernsY oav and FsDsi,e Sxrset.,
BALTIMORE. AfD.
oeA Q, ieee--af
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NeaC Advertisements.
QUALIFIED VOTER!
BALTImoRE COUNTY.
EgYENTH ELECTION DITsRI,

SgYENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
HuIE Undersigned having completed tho Re-
u gislrstion Of Voters for the Seventh Eler.
lion District. In accordance with the Act of A.
scinbly Of Maryland, Chapter ia, passed iaI
of March, lS65. announces the names II these
entered in the list OF Qualified Voters as dcsir
mated below, and hereby notify all person.
interested to appear before me. at
PLEASANT HUNTERS, wISEBURG.
pi tuesday aAd Wednesday,. Mc sea and si,i
days u October, 1850.
between the hours Of . A. NJ. aud S y. NJ. T.,
show any omissions or other errors la said list
at which time the list OF qualified voters shall
DO corrected and finally closed.
ELL MATTHEWS.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

TheConventiOn rc-assemLled at two O'Clock,
when ihe Committee ON resolutions reported the
following. which were unanimously adopted
Capt. waliencyer and Mr.. Bell withdrew their
nance ~, candidates for the House OF Delegates.
. Tas Convention then proceeded TO ballot, with
the following result