The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
1ae County Convention of the Uncon-
ditional Union Party.

So Pursuant to resolution Of the Unconditional
Union EXECUTIVE gommittee Of Baltimore County,
the Convention to nominate six candidates for
sszthe House Of. Delegates, assembled in the Court
House, at Towsontown, on Wednesday last and
sid temporarily organized by calling Gen. David L..
halSmntou to the chair, and appointing Henry
T" 'Frahiz, and John H. Longnecker, Esqs., as Sec
retaries On motion, Messrs.aJ. w. NJ. Mercer, N.
N. Haight, Thos. Sanderson, Samuel F. Martin,
John Safer; Thos e. Mainland Conrad Turn
badgh, Capt. Robt. S. Smith, Lieut.. R. G..
Dunphy, Jas. N Henderson, Edward J. Bell,
Nicholas NJ. Brian, and Edward Whittemore
were appointed a Committee on credentials and
permanent organization d3Aa
The Committee reported the following gentle
men as entitled to seats in the Convention
First Bistyict4Jbhn K. Smith, James W. NJ.
Mercer, JoshualSmith, Thomas Wootten, George
Second Dtstriact-Henriry Frantz, N. N. Haight
Gen. David e. Stanton, JoserhH. Wright Jabez
10 4Iamilton.oyss shi Fl saiiaegg l1l
-sK Third Distplct-1 Jasper N. Slack, Thomas San
iasdefson,s Major Robert Nicely, Capt James NJ Arm
10 aeost, Jacob B. Cofbett h93ia5 ~
i.iw Fourth District Martin Barr, VIM. McKen-
$50 ree Gore, Nimrod Yinghng, Samuel F. Martin,
EQWarQsLs LArSQ
q Fifth Distrtet--lsaac Iurnbaugh, John Safer,
nSr, John S. Morrison, Daniel W. Shamberger,
William Piper. asr1 eCo' $ arn4
Sinth District Wm H. Hoffman, Capt BENZ.
e. Matthews. Thomas E. Mainland, VIM. Nc
~ Cullough + Christian Gore. al
=, Ss0enh District Conrad Turnbangh, John W
Burns, Thomas Cooper, Henry S. Conn, Sergt.
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-yzzE3ights District-James e. Miller, Lewis R.
Cole, Evan N. PRICE, Capt. Robert S. Smith,
Ninth District44Lewis B. Teibbetts, Samuel W.
Coale, Lieut. Richard G. Dunphy, George D.
Stein, John H. Longnecker.
-As Tenth District-Wm Galloway, Capt. Wash
ngton Stonebraker, J. Augustus Hamilton, JOSH
ua H. Parker, James N. Henderson.
Eleueptt District 41Jesse Garrett Edward J.
Bell, Jacob Bean Nathan P. Corbin, DR.. Charles
Tssstfih District--Ncholas NJ. Brian, VIM.
II Councilman, Alexander Mccormick, Elias Walk
yaeG VIM. Button. ~, ~ ..4ao,if 81
Thirtesnth District Capt F. G. F Waltemey-
er, Edward Whittemore, William Ewing John
W. Lewis, William Smarden.
The Committee also reported the following
= gentlemen for permanent officers of the Conven-
ton 1@
Presids,lt-J0hn Il. LOngnecker, of the Ninth
iia District s1Ss's4 h9e ssaff5sst a'
Flce- PTeSadentS-Gen. David L.. Stanton, OF
the Second District VIM. Mccullough, of the
Sixth District ! .,t.s~
Secraqries-Henry Frantz, Second District,
- Alexander Mccormick, Twelfth District.
1.-THE Reports fthe Committee were unanimous
ly confirmed, and the list of delegates called,
all of whom answered to their names.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
Committee on, resolutions, Dr. Chas. W gladden.,
llth District, Chairman Christian Gore, 9th
District, Thomas Cooper, It'll District, Jasper N.
Slack. Cd District, Capt: F: G.g7F. Waltemeyer,
18th District
sE5 Messrs Nicholas H Parker Gen. J. B. Pearce,
Jasper N Slack, David K Lusby, Capt L. NJ
Haverstick Edward j Bell, Lieut. A. S. Cooper,
Daniel Beckleya CaptsF G. r. Waltemeyer, S.
], K Crosby and Thomas l.. Hall were placed in
nomination as candidates before the Convention
for the House Of Delegates, after which the Con-
syention took recess until o'clock, in order to
give the Committee on resolutions time to make
their report. Fasass soH
.ERU AFTERNOON SESSION. E.1a
ThelConvention re-assembled at two o'clock,
when the Committee ON resolutions reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted
Capt. Waltemeyer and Mr.. Bell withdrew their
names as, candidates for the House of Delegates.
4. The Convention then proceeded to ballot, with
the following result -
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