The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
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htMffDftrWW tOWffbtttON.
a Convention oi those Republicans ~ the State
who opposed Ia the action of the late Con.
veniion WIS held In baltimore on "Wednesday
last. Nearly all the counties were represented
the delegations nom all being composed Of white
aud color,d. men. The delegates iro,n our coun.
" are given in another column, but VIC notice
that in the proceedings Of the Convention, Gard.
ner wenner, colored, Is accredited US delegate.
Judge Bond (of course presided, and ). Parker
ioslry, Of this county, was one Of the Vice Prs.
idenis. long string Of resolutions AMI an nd L.
dress was adopted, after which the following
gentlemen were elected delegates to Chicago:
From he STATE at Larye. Hon Francis Thorn.
ne, Judge Bond, Richard Turner Geo. W. Rus
sum.
FSrsi Congregational Disfrici.--Jas. ". Perry.
VIM. Perkins; Aliernates-Jas. B. McNenl, J. r.
Oliver, (colorrd.)
Second D;Hr,d. Felix Van Reu,h. VIM. u.
hebden alternaies-Jas. d. Lowry aud Garden.
or Wenner, (colored.)
TA'rd Disiriet.-iienry W. Hoffman. Robert
u. Sorrell, lcolored y aiternates-S. T. Hatch,
O. w. Creek, (colored.)
Fourth Disiricf Frederick Schley, Geo. W.
y. Vernon; alternates-Jacob l.eidy, s. r. Gore
Fla Disirief.-W. z. Wilmer, r. Neal.
Aur OouNcuttOu also uetefmtucu 70 select
electoral ticket, and the following gentlemen
were chosen Al Isarge-H. W. Hoffman, Judge
Bond First Disfriet-James Valiant; !Soond
Disirict--Rruben ". Price Third Disfrict-Jno.
". Holland FbErfh Disirief-Rol,ert Bruce !;
FVih Dsstrict-wm. J. Albert, (Mr. Albert Is
now on both tickeis)
The proposition to elect delegates to Chicago
and TO select electoral ticket led TO lengthy dis
cussion, very many Of the delegates opposing IL,
particularly those from the counties The dele
gates from Ken, county stated they were elected
10 bring about n reconciliation between the two
wings Of the party, and several other delegations
advocated n compfomisc Of al differences.
Pending the discussion In reference 10 the cleo
lion Of d.lrgans NJ. Boslsy, Of this county, OPP
posed such aciiun, bscause he believed u insxpc-
dent. and Mr. Crosby. Of this county, Is thus
reported
lie said that be- wanted Ia submit one thing
outside Of ih- Ch"ap John patriotism aud SPREAD
eagle talk he had heard. Our decision here does
not settle The question whether We are the lispub.
lican party, bat they must wait I'LL they saw
how many nsn they had al their back. We
must So hos "Ui of the scattered fragments we
can built NJ - party. Tie was opposed TO srnd-
ing lrlrgales from this Convention Ia Chicago,
hecanse be did not believe II was necsssary to
send the,n 10 prove tina, wr wrrr radical nrpub-
Leans. u you sud u delegation tn Chicago
here an aiirinpi was made To put down the
speaker by noisn and confusion, you risk all on
oue blow. i"a mighi yet along side oGs crowd
that, drunk or su.srr, you woulihot knuw ledge
II you seHd dslssaliou io Chicago, he wonld
pIrslri that i'woald he --Rood-bye, Bond faction
[Iiiss-s.
The delsEaiss Ia Chicago were howevsr, slerissl,
as given shove. aud 90, II Mr. Crosby can lie
considered In the iieh, u n prophet. goodbye,
" bond faction
We arr sorry 'o sce that This Conv-ni tim has
gone 10 such extreme length in is fully. We
were assured s",ne time ago, that II was not The
intention 10 slcci delegass to Chicago, bu, iha,
the c'Jrc, of the proposed convention wms only
Ia "Tr-orRanzr the party" H. That this was
the exIsraiion of The thinking portion III ,hear
gen'lsmsn We doubl mol, bot the ho,-heaas III
baltimore osrrrulsd them.
e@-The following extFar, from letter writ.
ten by Hon. Schuyler Collar, n gentleman in
New Jersey, who wrote him concerning tho
desire Of . majority Of har citisens that he
should be the candidate for Vice President. will
put quletus on the assertions of opposition
journals that he is trying by every means. fair
aud foul, 10 obtain the nomination for Vice
Presidents
"AtChoago the Grst question above all othcrs
should Do ~ IN who would hest strengthen the
GRANT ticket in the doubtful Rlate--the real
battlefield. ~ that seleols another shall say
Amen with all my heart. ipr with me al per-
sonal 90 asideFa tiona ara subordinate tolle sue
cess OF The Gauss va love, aud No must save the
country from The last calamity Of all-Demo
ted, should regard u as q high honor. because
conferred despite locality, and should be espe.
cially proud " the vote ~ New Jersey, So.
cause u l. the home Of my ancestry"