The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11

ar patriots as citizens Of Maryland 10 crush out III
corrupt ring now expressing the people OF Maryland
in supporting rear admiral OF tho oyster navy
as Mr. Maulsby raid In his Masonic Temple speech
aud by c0untcnnncing the extrayagRnce and mis-
management now the rule under the ring. Shall
We say We are party mem that our ieay to our part
impels w 10 maintain our party organization AMI
rules iuiiexibly, and nominate and vote Tor non,
but party mon or shall we say we are ready to Ioir
his party name may beg IL he is honest In desire
see the burdens lined from the people, 10 sec th,
taxes reduced, and do away with ring rule then W,
viii say let the dead past bury is dead we are with
you, and In this centennial OF our liberties we will
Join hand. with you and uplifi our good old stat,
they have forced her. fApplausel
dinner.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
A2S O'Clock, when the convention was called Ia
order BY the president the counties ut his suggestion
reported the following the Of the new State
Central Committee:
Allegany Mcdonald VIM. Brace. Jr
Dawson Armstrong, J. W. skunk and Charlie,
Anne Arundel.--Grafton Monroe. BENJAMIN orHara
w l. Wilmington. VIM H. Dorsey, Chas slsco, col
9reI; W u Hall, eolored T. IL. Harvey, colorcd, and
baltimore City-lsobert Baker. Gebhart I.elmbnch
Thomas Waltham, Jehu y. Askew, James y. wag.
neT, Francis Clark, D. T. West, J. w. Digs William
l. pallam, William T. Roberts, Archibald Stirling,
" ir. William >. Reese. Col. William L. Schley. j.
= Weasherby Henry Mngenfriter, William II. Cofein
H.
son, " T. Chrlsthilf at large, Henry stoekbridge
baltimore County.-Emanuel Bun, John r. Ensor
William Button, uras a. Miller, DR.. Il. T.. Jones
Joseph rrainor and Thomas T.. Kemp
Carroli-W: L. ". seabrook, DR. J. ]. Weaver Jr
unnyille :. Haines VIM. A. MeKclllp and David
Calvert, NJ; Dalpmple, Joseph Hall and John
Wallace, colurpd.
caToline..-,Robcr J, Jump, Charles. a. Cunning
!. Charles.-w. R.wnmcr, Geo. D. Mudd and d. @.
Stonestrcet
ceeil-E T. Ewing, Jos b Pugh, John Job TIaines
:, frederiek.-John A. Llnthicum, Charles f.. Trail.
= a. Ti'unger, A A. Hoover, Charles II. Kcefer and
~, earrctt-A.A A. Perm, n. W. Ambrose aud Z. II.
Hartford; FRANKLIN Hopper. 8. Harlan, W I. Baker
:. IIa@erl.-wm. Collin, Robert L. Ewingand David
MontE mery.--Fnncis Miller, W. H. Griffith. p, NJ,
smith, u and J. q. England. Jr
Prince Georges-R 8. widdicombc TilRhman
BROOK, jas. H. Parker, and H. Eugene brooke
=, y; .iarys-A A. Lawrence, L. n. Rollins and John
Talbot II Mcneil W = Wright and Y Wi
liant
Washington, Louis E. Mccomas. John r. snecry.
I. h Legler, A. Small and b. y. Richard.
REPORT on RESOLUTIONS.
Francis Miller, Of Montgomery county, chairman
Of the eommiteeOn resolutions reported that he had
been Instructed TO present the following as the
unanimous action Of the committee viz:
:, naeIgas We HhNe ecu Nith profound satisfaction
land without regard Ia nreyIc,,s Io,,y a. w. ,,h.
only object Is @ secure honest and equal govern.
ment, and we shall bot show our devotion 10 The
highest public good by declaring our dcsir, 10 CO.
operate cordially and heartily with such movement
Therefore,
ResoiFod, That committee OF one from each conn
" and one from each legislative district Of baltimore
city be appointed by the delegates for each county
and district 10 confer with all organized friends OF
reform. with the view TO the selection Of candidates
for Governor. Attorney General and Comptroller
and that said committee shall report the result uf
their consultation for the action Of this convention
At an adjourned meeting 10 be held In Baltimore on
Wednesday, september - at ~ O'Clock NJ
Baltis II. Kennard, Of baltimore moved that the
resolutions BE- adopted 10y the convention The rcso
luton adopted with only three dissenting votes
from the Frederick delegation.
Mr.. Miller. from the committee also reported that
further resolutions would be reported at the adjourn
ed meeting provided for In the resolution
ON motion Of Francis Miller OF Montgomery the
committee ON resolutions was continued
The convention then at 2 % ~ m adlourned IN
the I'D OF september. In Baltimore
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The committee ON conference held meeting and
elected A. stirling, Jr Of baltimore, chairman, and