The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
state Convention Of the Uncondi-
tfonal Union Party.

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The delegates elected from the dllIerenl eoun.
ties 10 The Unconditional Unlon State Convention,
assembled In Baltimore on Wednesday last
Nearly al The counties were fully represented By
delegates and aliernascs. and the meesing was
one Of tho most enthusiastic and haFmoniouI
that ever assembled In the State. The Conven.
ton organised BY selecting Hon. Charles II. Ohr,
Of Allsgany County, NJ President, with n large
number Of vicc-Prssidenn and Secretaries.
Committee on resolutions was appointed, who
reported the following which were unanimously
and enthusiastically adopted;
WAersas, The recent action 9th Executive Com.
mlitee Of the State Central Committee having
rendered the immediate asscmhlage OF State
Mass Convention Of the Unconditional Union
Party OF the State necessary 10 preserve their or.
ganikaiion nom disrupilon, and their principles
from misrepresentation, We, the representatives Of
the loyal people Of the State, Ia Convention rs.
sembled, return our thanks TO Meesrs. Thomas,
Proud, kvans and kimball, for the faithful man.
ner In which they have discharged the trust ~.
posed In them, and have cordially responded "a
their earnest and prompt appeal to the people to
join them 10 their resisicnco Of the concerted At
tempt 10 disorganiEe and defeat the uncondiion.
Al Union party Of the State In the approaching
fall elections therefore.
n Il resolved. That the registered loyal voters
Of Maryland will listen 10 no propositions 90 re-.
peal OF modify the Registry law which was
enacted In conformity with the provisions ~ IN,
Constitution, aud must remain In full force un-
Ill such time as the registered voters of the State
shall dectce that the Csganic Law shall he chang
ed.
RsselreR That the loyal people Of the State ar,
legitimate guardians and deposiiaries 81 III
power" and that the dlsloyal a. have no jus
right 10 complain Of the haFdships o. a law which
they have themselves deliberately provoked
Resoiref That Il is the opinion 81 this Convcn
tion that u disluyal persons should be registered
Il will he the duty Of judges Of Election 10 all
minister the oath prescribed by the Constitution
10 all whose loyalty may be challenged, aud Ia
the language u the Constitution, 10 " cErQ'sll,
erciadS frpss rotiag' all that are disqualified
Rsssirst That Nc cordially endorse the recon
struetiun policy of Congress, which excludes IN,
leaders Of the rebellion from all Offices Of profit OF
trust under the National Government. aud place,
the basis Off presentation the only Just and hon
est principle, and that white man In Virginia
resen;asive Powvf, and no more. than white
man In PennsylsAnia 90 Ohio.
Reseiecf, That the question cf Eegro suflrag,
Is not an issue Ia the State OF Maryland, hut L
raised BY the enemies Of the Union party for the
parPose Of dividing and distraeilng IL. and by
this means 10 ultimately enable Rebels 60 vote
Rsseirei, That We are pledged Ia the mante-
nAnee Of the present Constitution % Maryland
which expressly aud empAaticAlly prohibits both
Rebel suffrage and negro suffrage aud We are
equally determined 10 uphold the Registry Law,
| which dis;ranchiscs Rebels and excludes negtOcs
kom voting. and have no desire or intention OF
resembling or ahclishing either the Constitution
OF the Registry law.
Received Tha, We warn the Cnien men OF Ma.
fna o h.N...
cour, the i1y u traitors they csn never win
ii-fsom the frs; thcy have held him ~ their CO.
ens. and 70 the last thcy will be hts--aui ,ha,
they should ssgas- petty rivalrics. frivolous
leaiouses, aud sglfscsking cabais-so shall ihcy
save themselves from falling. one by one, an un.
Piiiea saeriace Ia a contemplate struggle
ssss'rsR That, approaching the blessing Of a
FRYE republican form Of government u = a duty
first 70 acknowledgr our Indebtedness, aud return
our sincsre and hsaFtfel; thanks 70 the noble so,
tsers and sailors % the late war for their vaicf
and heroic eeorts, BY land aud by water. which
have thus FAR preserved the United Republic
founded By our Revolutionary sires, from dis.
raption aud destruction
De. Oar, President Of the Convention intro-
ducel 10 the attention Of the Convention ~,
Proprie,y o. appointing State Central Commit,
tee, and after brief discussion a for;na. resolu.
ton was adopted by the Conventiou TO that e.
feet; aud the several delegations having selecte,i
their members o. the Committee Sf the Uueou.
di'ionAl raion PaFty Of Maryland vas announced
ss follows
AilesAny N. Hailer, Vim. Hall. Rol
aud : Dayton.
Anne Argndel--Gen Nicholas Brewer. VIM
Il Do sey, J. u. SelmAn.
baltimore eity-Samuel u. Evans. J. 3. IS
kew, John l. Thomas, IT., Wm. Sherwood
Wa. p kimball. A. Stirling IT. e II Rich
ardson, 2. G.. Sauerwein, Z. l.. Thomas, j. y
rPIlkingion, Robert N. Proud.
Baltimore eounty-P. GriseOm, J 7 Ensor
Nm. Baiion
carOliae -6;eorge ". Ksglsr. ) Jump. Curi
DaFis
CArroll-w. A. MeKilIip, 5. z. Gore. !. Ecker
Cecil. Tone, 7. p. Jones. Dr. Z Simpsrs
Dorehes,er-George " Jefferson, F. Higgins
benjamin. Street.
Fre4.riek-Col. G. VIZ. Vernon. Judge T
L. NeiAin, Z. BahrmAn
HarfOrd-c Haskins. c. whitesord, {. Ioberil
Howard--A. Gary. Judge ljams g. " sands
keat-J. =. weer, William p. Barchinal
William Conyer
Ionig0mery-E. r. GriHith. J. q. White
Frederick A. Dawson
Prince GeorzsS-sbelby Clarke, H. Wallis. s
p. Heath.
[oaeen Asne's--Joseph ". Golasborough.
ffSm. A. Bur~icke, WIN. T. Ford.
W.shingion-L. B. Nyman, A. J. ?. Tahler
Rudolph Herr
wofeestsr-G H. Richardson. Li,iletoa D.
Powell, d. Wilson Horner
rrsolssion was passed ins,ructing the Prssi.
den, Of the Convention to call together the State
Central Committee, as above constituted, for the
paFpoe Of IL foil aud perfect organization.
The Convention, during itz session, was AL
dressed by Hon. J. L. Thomas Jr and Archi.
bald Stirling, Esq. After the Convention had
closed IL lAbors, a mAs meeting was hsld At the
From, Stree, Theatre, over which Mr. Ohr pre-
sided. Addresses we're delivers. by DE-. Ohr.
Senator Creswell, Senator Wiley, Of ". Va.
Hon. Josiah BroIaail, of Pa. and Hon. Francis
Thomas. The action Of the Convention was
fully endorsed, aud the efforts Of the ng en-
Enthusiastically pledged to carry out the principles
set forth In the resolutions above given.
Here, then, Il the platform u the Union party
Of Maryland. We sustain the Registry Law
Ne oppose the extension Of suffrage. 10 either
rebels or negroes. This is broad and anmis-
taxable Ilsiforn one that cannot be misunder
stood, and one, We believe, that will commend
iisslf to every true Union man In the State.
A Fissr-cLass NoTIcE.-The following from
the Denver tColoradol ROCKY Movafaia ysrs,
will serve - a specimen Of how editor. ia tina,
metallic region extend welcome - their re-
turning citizens;
"Our respected iownsmsn. Mr.. George Trioh
returned from the East In last evening" coach.
lie has on q fne suit Of States clothes. includ.
ing plug hat. aud u the dog .gondest looking
euss Ws have seen since Jim Ford left. We ara
a. - -. a Il. -. a a
be will now settle down and behave himaelff'