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eets fiis own appointment 10 removal by ths
arbitrary will Of political opponent o. 10 ad-
vance the G0vernora personal ambition a. IN this
case, Swami wants 10 be United Stairs senator
baltimore city sends twenty-one members to tho
Legislature. To get these tweniy-voics be will
dreneh the streets with blood. II be attempts 10
remoye tho Commissioners they will resist.
Their policemen are directed 10 arrest "a distur-
hers Of the peace anybody prtendlng 10 Interfere
with them. The Mayor will never succumb, bot
hsh, u nut 10 the bitter eud. All the Union
men 10 Baltimore swear that they will drench
tue streets with blood but they win protect their
rights aud the Law. The brave General Denison
and the gallAut General woolley have both Offer.
rd iheir services 10 The Mayor, and the returned
veterans VI the Union army are ready 10 6ghi.-
Swami will have terrible responsibility IL be
should do this thing TO defeat Stewart, Thomas
and CTcswcll. They are all good radical Union.
isls and the people will and eau elect them un.
der tie law. Il Is oniy by lawlessness that they
can he overcome, and Il Is said that johnson bad
promised some Federal soldiers TO help him put
down tho Uuion men of Maryland. II he shall
attempt this there will be civil war. The msn
see here mean fghi. They do not mean 10 submit.
All they ask is ihe mighty North shall stand by
them In their struggle for liberty and Union. -
You will remember that have repeatedly admon-
shed the people that Andrew johnson would IA
vorably respond 10 an appeal Tor military force
10 pu, down the Union men OF Maryland aud 10
resiore the Rebels to command. That is precise
ly The pendiug peril.
The Leiger despatch was bat the pioneer of a
prepared usurpaiion aud the first act OF the
tragedy will come Off In Maryland. unicss the
traitors aud their tool. Andrew johnson, are
convinced that the spirit which met and mastered
ihc rebellion Of 1861, aud which rebuked 20
overwhelmingly the revolutionary questions 10
the despatch referred to few days ago. Is or
ganised TO raise against them aud chasiise them
a. they deserve. Ny solemn belief Is tha, An
drew Johnson will send the regular troops into
Baltimore 30 sustain Swami, IL the aiiemp, Of
the latter TO remove the Police Commissioners is
resisted by the people. az Tcsisied piu b.. 10
thu, event lc, the North he prepared lie, Penn
sylvanin bu ready J. " Z
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Condensed Johnsonisrn.

Il hes been observed that Accidency Is 10 his
sPeechcs slightly given 10 repetition, and that 10
fact very ew iiess serve him ~ the subey-uaa,.
ie' ofs great many orA,ions The Chicago Ess.
Hing Journal having studied the sgbj,e, gives The
following excellent pigcs' OF the Presidents
stump Speeches -
They say I'm demagogut--i aiE'i
They say I'm irAlor--i Ain't.
Tney Say I'm n usurper--l ain't
They say I'm n tyEant-I ant.
They say I'm undigniti-d--I nin't.
They say my habits are bad-thry ain't.
They say I'm always haFping ou "My Policy
~ amt.
They say I'm egoiistic-i ain't
They say l M OhstInAie--l Rin'l
They say make partisan slS-eches--l don't.
They say talk about myself don't.
They say ] Use the pronoun I Overmuch--l
don't
They say ought 10 have my head chopped OF
~ Onghin'i
ran this Government
have been in Office ever since I can remember.
have been alderman, constable, supervisor.
iax-Ratherer, Congressman and. by the help Of
Booth, President.
J am the only friend tue negro has leh.
put down The rebellion.
] am the las, hope OF the Republic
J an. the undcpinning Of the Constitution.
] am, myself altogether, and no other man
and . leave the Constitution In yonr hands
gentlemen %
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The Position oftho Democratic.
Party. -aef

The Democratic party has not accepted and
dos not recognize the results OF the war.
Il does not recognize our existence e nation
but still cliugs 10 the anarchlcal notion that We
aFe nothing bat Partnership Of sovereign States.
u docs not recognise the integrity Of he ba-
honal territory.
Il has never recognized frssdom ass na.lonal,
Amercan institution.
II will not protect the alenabls rights Of man
aRains. the tyranny aud cruelty Of vindietivs To-
cal majorities.
Il viii no, redeem the solemn pledges o. the
nation. II viii not protect the freshman against
the Rebel whom he fought under COR Gag and
u does not recognise our ssersd OBLIGATION 10 pay
tue National crrditors.
II has not even denied, after the war, what lie
Southern allies claimed before the wur-the pre-
tended right Of secrssion.
Us platform has bat one plank-Obedisncs 10
its Southern masters.
Yesterday the children Of valla ndigham svor,
tha, Rebels should 80 out to day they swear
That they must come IN The South commands
aud the Democratic party obeys. Il has no 9th.
CT principles or sentiments but the whims or
wishes VI the Rebels masters
Such party cannot be trusted with political
power At time like this. As long as the results
of war have not been fully secured rs long as
the sprtoi disoyalty is still rampantin the SOUTH
as long - the abolition Of slavery has not be-
come reality, aud the Southern legislation has
not con ormsd TO the new order of things as
long as the inhabitants OF the United States are
not protected 10 their civil rights, WHEREVER they
may go as long a. Law and order, and security
OF persons aud properly are not completely re-es-
abished la the States lately in rebellion a. long
rs citizen o. OhiO or Pennsy lvania cannot live,
travel do business. or express his sentiments In
South Carolina or Mississippi with the same free-
dom aud security with which q citizen OF South
Carolina or Mississippi can live. traysl do bust
nest or express bis sentimens in Ohio or penusyl.
sania as long a. there is danger that the na-
itonal honor will b suliied by Reputation, or
Dad faith 20 the natiOnal creditors a. long ne
the work oi reconstruction has not been fully
completed on the basis Of LIBERTY, jasiire aad
loyaliy-so long the Governmen. Of the Uni:rd
States must not he surrendered 90 those who bore
arms or plotted against IL during four wears o.
mortal war. IL must remain IN the hands Of iis
friends, and must not be- given up 10 ils enssDiss
u mus, not pass into the hands Of those whose
views and principles form Standing threats 10 our
eNistence snd prosperity ~ nation
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CoPPERHEAD. REBEL AND JomxsoxrIE PRrscspuEy
Treason must he made respectable aud Loyalty
odious
Rebels must have front, aud loyal men, back
seats.
Two white CaroliuA Rebels must have a. much
power IN eleciing Congrcssmen aud President as
six white men in Ohio
-Four non voting negroes Of Mississippi must be
counted equal 20 four white voters Of Western
Maryland.
Union Soldiers should he iurned out of. and
Rebel soldiers put into Office.
Rchels should he paid for trying 10 destroy our
Government
Rebels should he paid for their freed negroes
JET. Davis should BE- made President Of the
United States
Gen. Grant should he dismissed aud Roher, &.
lee put 10 bis place - the head Of the Union
army.
Union ncu have no right 10 govern q eouusry
which they preserved by their valor and parioi.
ism.
Rebels should he put 10 power to control Gov
ernmen, which they laboFed four years TO utter.
~ destroy.
Union men have no rights Rebels have.
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goetrp.
THE NATIONS DEAD.

-Four hundred thousand men.
Tho braye-the a0od-the trua--
In tangled weed, Ia mountain Rlsn
On battle piaiu. IN psison reu
Lie dead for me aud yoai
Iour hundrcd thousand II the brave
h,.s made car sansomed soil their .Fsve
Coed friend, for me aud yau
in many q fearful swamp,
By many black taysu.
10 many cold and isArfai esmp,
The ucary sentinel ccasei bis tramp
And disd fos me and you
from Western pinin 10 ocran It'd
Are strstahed the graves 81 ihos' who dlrd
for me aud you.
Good ffisnd. Tor me ard yon'
On many bloody plain
Their ready swords they dfsa
And poured their life blood like the Ta!n.
A hone-a heritagy 20 gain.
To gain for inc aud you
Our brqthers muslrrcd hy our sld..
They Marched aad tsuRht aud Dssvsly died
lor me and youi
Good fri.nd. Tor me aud you
Up many fortress wall
They chsrEcd-those - boys ln blue
Mid sufglnE smoke and voieyvd bali
The bravest we're the hrs, 90 faii
To fall for me and you
These noble mcn-thc nations pride--
For INC and you
dood friend, Tor me and you
In treason's prlson.ho
Thsir martyr spirits grew
70 stature like the saints Of old
while amid agonics untold
They starved ior me and you,
The go the patient. anI the tried
four huhdrsd thousand men have died
Yer me aud YOU
Good friend, for me aud You
Debt We ne'er can pay
To them l. justly due.
And 70 the nations latest day
Our eltidren's children stiii shall -,
They died for me and you.
-Four hundred thousand Of the hruvr
Made this our rnnsomed soii th-lr yravr
for you aud ne.
Good friend, ioryou and M
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prove What the Presideai has arroza,sa. Ual.ss
CouGrs ehouses 10 admit The Tnrh uhom he
eaassd 10 b eieried, wilhoat any further consii-
tutional guaranty eqaally binding on al he
Ssaiss-a guaranty In psrieei cosreslondence Wiih
the Presidents eu \ original ecomulendulla ullan--he
the real usarpef7 The conerpas, whlch stands hy
Nc. Johnson'e original professions, or The Presl-
dent who sspudiaiss ell that be aid yrnr ago
IN. y. fSsuns.
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE sTEIBER,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
rowsONrow1v. ND.
~

HEREBI informs the citizens Of Towson.
H town and vicinity, that hs has removed
hls Boo, and Shoe establishment irota his late
place of business. 10 the building which he re-
Gently purchased Of Mr.. Richard Willis. and
oocuPi"i By him as D-yg Store snd Post OF
hcc. whrr" hc will ia the future be- pleased Ia
sec all his isiends aud cuatoiners.
lkcep coaltanily on hand varied a.sort
'nent Of Boot'. Shoes. Caters. &c. for either
Ladies. 0c ntiemen or Children. Al Of my orR
haHJoe,rre. which will he found as durable.
and cheaper tisu can b. purchased in the city
of Baltimore
return nay THANKS for the very liberal pa
tr"ulgr have heretofore received, and | will
'n'l"HN"r. by attention 10 business. and moder.
~" chers-s. 10 merit . r0n,inuancc of thesaua
GEORGE STEIBER.
Nay -. t<if.--i.
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- horatio seymour, ex-Governnr of New
York, AID permanent Chairman Of the Chicaso
Copperhsad National Couvention that nominated
Mcclellan. is reported. While on visit, rrrrnily
M ~. Paul. Mlunesota. to have derlared himssif
In favor Of the Rcconsiruction Coustiluiional
were a resident ~ the South. he would be In "a
vor Of negro suffrage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

An INsUtF 70 SoLDma The asslarasloa %
Gen. Grant 10 the eject that Il was an insnl, 10
the soldier 10 vote for copperh~ad. Is hasiag
considerable eu~ct among many Of our returned
veterans, who had bern misled ~ % ~ eFeas -
SUES before the peopis In liIe eoming electionss-
u has opened their eyes .....
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e~E. u. NASsFiELD, in one Of HE eoutrihu-
lions TO the Cincinnati Gaxsiie, thus forcibly
states the johnson doctrine Of rccoastrueiion
ANY State (ohio FOR examplel may walk out
o. dCongrrss, stay out A. long ~ she pirasss,
smash up all the laws Of the nation 10 her Terri.
tory. adopt new Gag, elect her own Presideai,
send her own ambassadors 10 forsian nations,
am yEr nETAiS HEa POLITICAL RIsHTs N rnE sArios
Eur MAS AnyrRED
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60 Every man WIN wauss - ss,s wish loy-
a men will vote the Usloa nrpuhllsaa ticksi,
bccanse u y not supported hy single rehsi, COP
sesler. They all vote the other ticket.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

- Some one writes TO q Richmond papss
that JpR Dssls e diving. oaaei.l rscopas tslI ~
that nearly ase hnndrsd thoasand a. ne yuulh
Of our land who volunieersd 70 crush The rshsl.
lion which he inssieniei are dena. ~. -
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Nm- What anaaclAi virws The seusnsssssssa
reoels night take 70 coanress mey n inisrrs1
var wss causrd By lhe North, snd that thsrslsra
the Ncr'h alone should pay she dsht
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- lfyoa vO.s ,hs Sehusoa Il.ksi. yss vsss
against the cause which shs Union Army ioaaAl
for.
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STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
n. h. GoRSUcH,
Successor to Johu Gorsuch,

ccrucf "r Crv ui Prom; ST.. nsit,mors Nd,
pAALLA -
FOREIGN AND DOMEsTIC HARDWARE.
HAS received hi spring undS=A
Ilsummcr supply of goods. con.
seting IN part ofkniyesaud Fork n
Pockoi knives. Tablcs Z Tca Spoons, nollow
Ware, Wagon Boscs. lioFsc Shoes aud Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpentcrl' Tnols, Axes, Locks.
HINGE. Screws ncl's, Shovcls. Forks. Picks.
Mai,oc k, Cast and Blister steel. Trace, Halter
aud Cow Chains. 'enuter Series. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps.
woobCoCK's PLows AND CASTINGS;
Also. stewart wedge pattern AXES, war
rantsd. all II which he offers wholesale and
retail ~ his usual low prices.
In addition o. slv stork oi Hardware.
have a.lde,i n line ussortmcnt II WOODEN
WARE. such as Tubs. buckets. Measures, Has
ketf. Brooms. Wash Biards. Butter Prints. &c,
4c.. which department - IN charge of \. r.
GORsuCH, who 10 alsays happy to wait upon
all customers ~ whoiayor ninI wtth their custom
Please call a1d examine his stock bciaFe pur
chasidg elsewhere. lAusus, 4. Issa.-Iy.
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FOR SALE.
(:OOsEBERRY, sTRAWBERRY,

AND OIllkR PLANTS.
A the season for planting will soon be at
"A hand. we would respectfully call the at
ss&r iention 81 persons desiring to .,
sSS plant small fruits. 10 ourlarge as
- sorimcni of 0coscberrics, Raap.
berries. Currants. Grape Vines. Strawberries,
BlackberTies, &c. our GoosebeEry plants are
very line. being two and three years old; also
productive and free from mildue. We have on
hand few hundred very choice STANDARD
PEAR TREES; also Dwarf varieties, Apples,
Plume. Cherries, APricois, ac \ few thous-
and Giant Asparagus Plants which will bc
ready for delivery ~ tie l., Of October.
&s2-We will alec attend TO the planting aud
trimming uf Orchards. Vineyards. Gardens. &C.
Orders addressed 90 Govanstown. BaliimoTe
county. JOHN &. link son
September ..-.n.
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HENRY sHEw,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
ANp
CONVEYANrEp

Court House, Towsoutowp. nm .taira
'IiE undersigned respectfully informs Tie
"Hi1eusot tho County that he has establish
ed en- Office IA T"wsoutown. Baltimore cunnty
lor the iransaciion "i all busin-ss relating in
landed property. aud that Il will BE- greatly ,o
ihe.r advantage 20 call upon him 90 have III. II
business attended t." Bv - doing they will
save much time and expense. and have I, ,lonc
promptly. accurately aud neatly. aud a, l. -
sNpen.c than IL can be done by others
plcds' Leases, Mortgages. Wills and all 9TH.
'F '"''r rimsnis " writing carefully prepared.
HENRY slEw, County surveyor.
Ih nay absence from Towsoniown, all bu.i
ncss lot with JOHN ". WHEELER -,
VIC Clerk's Office. will be- promptly atlcndc,i,o
April :. is6d.--ly.
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Miscellaneous.
I. CLARK g. cos.
Az CTION
AND PRIVATE SALESR00M,
Wis BiLTo. ST. Qepo,ts LTGHT
HtLEissnL, Nn.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.

ADDRESS TO THE People.
M ERCHAN1s visiting the city OF Baiti.
XNl LiuFe % purchase GOODS, arc respectful.
~ invited g. giyo "a, a call before purchasing,
as VIC are sure wc eau offer greater variety oi
goods and az much lower prices than any house
tho ely. Our laei!iiiea ioF getting cheap goods
are unsurPasapd, 90 onr 90. the firm h. constant.
~ ~ tho different markets. We invite stran-
gers coming 10 the cay a. purchase goods. to
make VuI house their headquarters. We not
only PACK goods Purchaaelo oi us free ol charge
but any package purchased at other houtrs
that may b. sent IN. We will also give inGor.
nation as 10 the b..t house IA tho city 10 pur.
chase sny kind 81 gvoi'. We hold Auction
salss LIVERY EVENING, AM merchants pur.
chasing can leave tho good, until morniugand
ii GA examination. the eOnls are no; q, repre-
sonicd, then lGc aaie D. aeN aaa r0t. We are
constantly receiving clA..vnuurnts of ih" fol.
lowing goods, va:
BOOTS AND SHOES
J0B LOTS or DRY GOODS.
SHIRTS .iND DR.i IrERS. HOSIERY
CLASS WARE PLiTFD WARE
CYGiRS, CL-TLERT. STATIONERY.
IHDTpGRiPH ILBf.W>.
WITCHES JEWELRY.
Aud FANCY GtnOs 80 every dorrri piiop,
CIV" ua .4!i
q. CLARK Co..
Auction und Private ~alesruln.
80 haltm.r" Stree opposite Light.
VI u. l~'3.. .rl.
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To my Friends and tho Public:
SINcE the fire occurred on my premises.
~ have secured the upper floors Of the Ware
house No. S;S Wtst Baltimore Street. lone door
east VI my old stand.l where am selling SAD.
DIES. HARNESS. TRUNKS, Ac., Ac, saved
IN damaged condition. at very reduced prices.
Having got all my hands At sork again, am
prepared 20 receive and execute orders for all
work usually found In irst-eiass establish
nent. at prices that feel confident will give
satisfaction. Aug. 4, Is6s.-ly.
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for no other reason we are athletic conceive could
have caused the GQgeriorf 10 have attempted to as
same the leadership Of any party while the man
was alive who led him-he yentured on an ex-
perimsat which Is Quioxticin his character, and
ought to be demonstrated to the, G Governor that
he is man to be led, but that Providence never
designed him to be q leader.
+ The american defends the Hon. John L. Thorn
as, Jr,, the Representatiye from the second dis
trict, from the charge Of the Governor and says
We do not propose to make any special COM
ment upon this extraordinary effusion His Ex-
cellency, in his madness, has moved too fast, and
in his desire to strike at some one, has hit the
wrong man. When be referred to the Front
Street Theatre and the ungenerous attack made
upon him by John l.. Thomas, he did not know
that that gentleman made no speech at that
meeting, owing to the lateness of the hour when
the other speakers concluded, but Mr.. Frank
Thomas did andif his Honoris DESTROYS Of know
ing what he said we will inform him. Referring
to the charge contained in the Governors late
card, alleging negro sufrageas an issue made
by Congress, and urged by the friends OF Con-
gress in this State, he said he made it g q cues:
ton of veracity with the Governor that his
| charge was a lie false as hell" AS for John l.
Thomas favoring negro suffrage it is needless tc
! make any denial of this charge to hisiconstitu.
| ents !. they know he voted and spoke againstlal
/ such measures when they were before Congress
and that the confidence reposed in him has no
been forfeited; and they are willing that Mr
Swami shall review his political historical
they ask is that he will in this connection SPEAK
the truth .f.1a - - E. ssiass' e''t.' 800
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Rcsolced, That approaching the blessings of a
free republican form of governmental isa duty
first to acknowledge our indebtness, and feturIi
our sincere and heartfelt thanks, to the noble sol
diers and sailors Of the late war; for their yalor
and heroic efforts, by land and by water, which
have thus far preserved the United Kepuohc,
founded by our Revolutionary sires, nom disrup-
ton and destruction.
II is not our purpose to discuss the merits OF
these resolutions but to leave them to Your own
Judgment to say whether or not they express
the true sentiments of the Union party in the
State of Maryland.
There is another matter to which we would
call your attention. The State call made for the
State Convention which assemblies in Baltimore
on the 25th of July, contains the following III
is further recommended that said City and Coun-
.ty Conventions authorize their delegates to the
State Convention to appoint Representatives to the
National Convention sObich s0iU assemble in Phil
adelphia on the. l4tb Of august meet. u r By. what
authority is National Convention to assemble
in Phladelphia on the -14th- of August next
The Union party of the nation has called no Con
vention 1t is called in the interest of the tral
tors of the South and the. copperheads OF the
North and the leaders of this new party in Ma
| ryland are calling upon you to aid them IN :
combination with traitors and copperheads which
has for its object not only the destruction of thu
OulOu party III OnlAuOtOtSO ohN OHSe~ ~
Maryland but the disruption of the great tUnior
party of the nation. The objections therefore
| to the call for primary meetings on the l4th o
| July may be fairly stated to be: ISL A,,s .
LIST, 1t is not made to the Union party, but IN
cludes its bitterest opponents. 4..@9 +.
I'd, It does not meet the approval of MAORI
! ty of the members of the Union Executive Com
mittee of Baltimore County, as shown under
| their own signatures. .e1. go ss,t53
3D., 1t has for its object the formation ofaa new
party, for the benefit of rebels and their sympa-
| thizers, and the breaking up of the Union party
The call for primary meetings on the 4th o
August next is made e ss@>t~ 'sei-
lst, To the Union men of the county, and n,
others have right to participate " 80,
I'd, 1t is made by majority of the member
of the Union Elective Committee of Baltimor
county. r. -,
Sd, 1t has for its object the preservation of thu
| Union party and the nomination and election o
loyal men. .s -
= - -''-'' JOHN T. ENSOR,
20 r. POWELL GRISCOM,
,,.--.,.-.,,vv~ WIN. BUTTON,
| The Members of the Union State Central Com
| ittee for Baltimore County. d-.-
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Gs- Secretary Seward, in his official an
nouncement of the death of General Casg, speaks
of his " exalted patriotism at recent period Of po-
htical disorder. y We next expeetato hear the
most terrible and groundless rebellion on record
spoken of as I" an unfortunate family quarrel, y
or, as Mrs. Partington would express it, a
slight constipation of our internal relations. =
We are at loss to know how either party in a
mere g political disorder . can exhibit e exalted
patriotism Ifoue side was patriotic the other
side must have been unpatriotic. u@ = -5aq
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Saturday, August 4th, 1860,

---- -- AT THREE UCLOCk, r. NJ,
To elect FIVE DELEGATES to meet in Coun-
ty Convention at Towsontown, on Wednesday
August 9Th, at IL o'clock A. NJ, to elect dele
gates to State Convention in Baltimore city
on the 18th day of August, to nominate can
didate for Comptroller of the State, &C.; and
also to elect five delegates from each district to
Conventions to nominate candidates for Con-
gress for the Second and Fifth Congressional
Districts of Maryland.
GEORGE H. WHITTEMORE,
ROBERT H. THOMPSON,
9I ~ JASPER N. SLACK,
II gaIegc-2 JOHN DITCH,
e Es ioE9sr EDWARD L. LARSH, -
DAVID s. LONGNECKER,
BENJAMIN B. BUSH,
WILLIAM FOSTER, a
Fl. CLAY McALLISTER, q
81 ----- JOHN H. LONGNECKER,
! ~ $1,000 JAMES B. McCOMAS,
-sf s1ore JESSE GARRETT, --h
IL -. p DAVID X. LUSBY,
EDWARD WHITTEMORE,
rr FRANK. G. F. WALTEMEYER