The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-10-11
Enthusiastic Club Meetinp--Tbe

Enthusiastic Club Meeting.--The Ring
organ grinder last week stated that there were
about "ffty coored people and ten white assem-
bled in Shealey's Hail." in Towsontown, for the
purposee Of making ga flank movement on the
Republicans, and that it was called by "whisper-
ing around" and "without posters" &C. All this
is to show Mr.. Rubys affectionate interest in the
| Republican party. That meeting which the Ring
organ attempts to belittle was attended by from
80 to 100 citizens including many of the best cit
liens of the county, and twas unanimous in favor
of the Peoples Non Partizan ticket and adopted
the resolutions we published last week without u
dissenting Uoice. And we stated then that there
would be another meeting on Wednesday night,
the Sth inst. That meeting was advertised for a
week. On Wednesday night the meeting was
largely attended, there being more than hun
bred present, and the people manifested degree
of earnestness in opposition to the Ring and all
its confederates, and intend to secure their de-
feat at the polls. DIR. James Ii. Jarrett, chair
man, called the meeting to order, when a commit
tee on permanent organization was appointed, con-
sisting of John L. Porter Charles Sheridan, John
L. Fayhart, f. Tyson Ware, S. &. Wilson and
Benz. Hicks.
The Committee reported the following perma-
nent officers of the Club:
President.-Dr. James ii. Jarrett.
Wee Presdents-Uriah Carter, Thomas Bayne,
James Sheridan, Geo. V. Bowen, Arthur Brent.
Recording Secretary.-John p. Shock
Corresponding Secretary.-William Lee.
EaecufiUe DC Business CommiHee.-G. w. Hook
Charles Roe, Peter Ruhl, Francis M. Hines, Geo.
Stevenson, Daniel Wilson, Samuel L. Bayne, Robt
Prison.
Trea.urer.-Richard G. Dunphy.
Finance Comn,ittee.-Jas. Phipps j. b. Long
necker, Z. r. Ware, 7. Z. r. German, Henry l..
Bowen.
Maj John l. Yellott, candidate for the House
of Delegates, on the non partizan ticket made
stirring speech in which he indicated the line of
attack upon the ring to be pursued. Several
other speeches were made. The Club will meet
again next Wednesday night, when prominent
speakers will be present to address the meeting.
Tribute of Respectful q meeting of the
pupils of the seventh grade of Towsontown high
school, held on 18th inst, Cyrus Coe called to
the chair and Hattie Bowen appointed secretary.
On motion Randolph Isaac, John Stevenson, VIM.
Greenfield Mary Isaac and Janet Porter, were APP
pointed committee to draft resolutions relative to
the death of Miss Clara Pilson, late a member of
the class. The following were reported and unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God to call
from amongst us our beloved classmate, Clara
Pilson, therefore be it
Resolred That while we bow submissively to
His Divine will, deplore the visitation that has
deprived us of dear friend and an accomplished
classmate.
That the studiousness, truthfulness, obedience
to rule, devotion to duty and the many other yir-
tues that exemplifed in her daily life and
which made her a shining light amongst us, we
consider aslegacies of example she has bequeathed
to us, which it shall always be duty and effort
to remember, cherish and initiate.
That we tender our sincere sympathy to her
bereaved family, beseeching that He who tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb will vouchsafe to them
in their afliction that consolation the world can
not give, but which He has promised to them that
mourn.
That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
family of the deceased.