The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-05-07

following as entitled toseais. The report was
adopted NJ -
EiaSt District. Charles H. Snow, s. 0. Nc
Courtney Charles W. Gilbert, Theodore Clay,
ton, J. Bishop, Cheyney Hoskins, G. NJ spicer,
JsT. Wright Henry Richardson and Britten,
'stea,d Distffet,7-g W. Carroll, Amos TIead-
way, T: 9. Hawkins WIN. IL. Paul John Pres-
bury, VIM. NJ. Marine, E. NJ. Tilden, X. 81 !
Carr q. w. Evans and H. Hilton. W}'
FIfM Disfict.--C. c. Kinsey, W. A. Cook,
VIM. Love, j. Husband, Jr, Charles W. Downs,
j. Bnrkins, .; Harry, W, Whiteford, j. Lowe
and r, B. Mccoy.
Sirth Distrid.-J. Hillcs A. Vosbury, F.. Hall,
Il. Wilson, Joseph Kelley, Thomas Carroll, f.
Hopper Thomas Sadler, j. II. Cochran and
John +. Carver.
On motion, Shadrack Johnson aud Edward
Chapman, from the Cd, and Jonathan Amber,
from the slth district, though ithout creden-
tials were declared entitled 10 participate In the
proceeding. 81. ga e#s.. -.r .4.
.Mcssr. A NosfiirN, Of The tn, Wni NJ Ma
| rinc, Of The ID ShndrnCi Johnson coIofcd Of
the I'd and g. &. Kmscy, OF the 9Th district were
| then elected hl aeclanaiion II. delegates 10 the
FrcdrlirE convention. They were instructed 10
vote na the majority may dileclss. an.
II was supposed that the work of the cuhyen
| lion was over aud il was ready to adjourn, but
another breeze sprang up from an unexpected
| quarter. Mr.. j. W. Carroll, of the I'd district
| arose and said hat he had been elected, by the
county convention held in September last as a
member of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, but that some one had gone before the
committee and reporting that no election had
been held, he (Air. CarrolD and another member
also elected at the same time had been denied
| their DlappS niGpnecinp tnnly pIo A.,
best manner TO right the wrong, when +. NJ.
| Illden colorcd of the I'd district, suggested
that the officers of the former convention pre-.
| pare the proper credentials, upon the prescnia-
| ton of which Messrs John W. Carroll, Frank.
lin Hopper John X. Day and d. C. Robinson,
| the members already elected wond be rccog.
nized by the State Central committee Thrsng-
gestion was adopted and the convention aso
| passed II resolution urging their admission.
| Mr.. VIM. NJ. Marine then addressed the con.
venlion, and in the course of his remarks said
that the Republican party would triumph at
the next Presidential election inst Ms il tri.
nmphed AT The last. Remembering the mode
by which the Republican party seated Hayes in
1877, Mr.. Marine could not suppress n smile, as
he gave ntierance 10 this expression.
The chairman then arose and apologized for
having left his scat 10 resent an insult He said
that there was no reason why the credentials
should not have been submitted, except that the
| Grant party had been heatcn. The apol lgy was
accepted by the convention.
Mr. Joshua Husbands, Jr., of the 9th district,
moved that the delegates be instructed to vote
for Blaine delegates to the Chicago convention.
f. VI. Tildcn, colored, said that while he was
emphatcally for Blaine he thought the delegates
were intelligent men and should not be sent to
Frederick handcntted for any man. A vote be-
ing taken, 23 voted to instruct and 8 against
Mr. r. B. Mccoy, of the 9Th district, made a
personal explanation of the manner in which he
became a member Of the State Central Commit.
tee. lie said he was not aware that any election
| had been held and when notified of his appoint
ment he accepted. Mr.. McCoys explanation
was accepted by the convention, and motion
to adjourn prevailed,