The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

4, taciND : NoTE.-A very fragrant case Of
.rin- Iala 20 tuie as he does not want 10. or
.ni r- liia 90 ste AZ ALL has recently
a..in! ln injection with the Democratic
nin ui,s Convention Of the Second Congrcs.
...a.d Distract which Mas held ut Toxson;own
ea ',' ''t itsi Antoine Rich "a Gcimsn to-
n- r..in- and doing business Gu l.0m-
...i .irc'. teiween Caroline aud Bond. in the
- 'tI! - ilr city. had lcru ~ the primary
r fH- .r''i delegate on ih- Stewart ticket
'i.ta '.'i % the Convention TIE ticket In
ftt. % Nm. ! stewart had Ltrn success
q f.,. 90 BE- 900 49, NAtd 20. % large mniufiiy,
.tr N.- .ri..t'l that n.i thc delegates from
'..t... no $500 'nTutsi SirAaTi men TIE pfi-
a.f .t'i.u hii been held IN Monday night.
tH4 30 fl.slt, VI Rich came out aud avoWed
a....i o. tnor - Hen stevenson Archer for
a..ipt',.n liefr a.. dri'riiun and trouble
-" g. tui 'luiins Tuesday Rich was ,is
o.. b. ''..'i.''if i.aiiii,ian., who endeayorcd by
.r-.t.ni-. ifrl,- AMI threats 10 win him hack
t. Lt-. $50 :ilurc. However all these Efforts
a.''. h...r>. and Rich PARTING assurance TO his
.... so. that hr hal right TO vote he
tt...l
ou N,t.',io morning the day of tie ton
t.t'.. 90. tttouchr drove up 10 Rich store con-
,.lu- 1900 metz al well known Democratic
I..Ti'.ta. 1h'y want into the store, aud after
~ o. .Inr rsaIs, asked Rich II be- was not
'hc Convention. H. answered them Ia
FL 90 ".ti," when they invited him to accept
.'d 10 their carIiagc as ,hcl aerc also
r- ?. r .wsnniuWn Rirh nccep,d The invi.
t...ua l.i 'r''tti %" carriage, but instead ~
.'.r- ',l.u 900 r1w .Dhinwu, he WAS driven S..
sr-.. u.i.,. cut GA Dee n ir'cfd road, where he
80. ilr'! i,ii atd foot aud compelled by his
,tfo.s tu t,iunin several hours after which be
Nus trcrs bad iahtn over 10 TuwsontOwn, on.
lr 20 find iati tie Convention had betn held aud
thai bis candidate was successful without his
yoir 4 substitute delegate had been placed on
from The Third Gafd. and had voted for Stewart,
hn' ai'hou' avail.
The oult comm ~ necessary l. to state that
ptin 10 this niIiir % flag bearing the names Of
Seymour fud Blair had been displayed from the
window ~ house in l.Onhaid street between
caroline aud lipud That ilag flies no longer -
Hfl'imprc ia,ricIa - Tiesday.
IN
SApn.ru SciluoL Picnic The wiseburg Sab.
thih Sthnul held a picnic In the grove adjoining
the q uich on Saturday last, which, We are in
iufinci, MasR great tutcrFs and hii hly credit.
ahic 10 ihusc ~ho projected the affair and ear
fei y through The exercises commenced NJ .
clock \ ~. aud was kept up In the grove un.
10 dafk. when Az Adjournment Ia the church
took place, where eloquent aud iufcihle address.
e. Ia n,haif oi the Sabbath school cause were de-
ii,,td o. Nrsgfs James Ball aud Henry Lighter,
the last named gentleman hring ihr suprrin,rnd.
eat 81 the school 4 good dinner was served on
tht GROUND, besides which there Was an ahund.
aayr Of lee cream cakes, pies candies, &c The
fnll0wing are the names of the ladies aud gentle.
men prominent In getting up the affair, viz -
Miss Mary Burns, Miss Rachel Ann Burns, Miss
Elizabeth Collett, Miss Caiharine COLLECT, Miss
jcnl.na Colle,t. Miss Salie Hull, Mrs. Sarah n.
Ball j. 4 burns Of BEN amin, James Bul u.
= Burns, Jno. Collect Augustus Bernuudy, iIy
Barns VIM. Norris, Joseph Nelson.
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