The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29
Democratlc County Convention. :

Democratic County Convention. 49, The
Democratic county convention met at the Smcdley
House. Towsontown, at o'clock II. NJ ON Mon
day TO carry out the combination previously made
between Mcssrs. Talbot, Walker and johnson.
The convention was called to order by DR.. Hebb,
chairman Of the Executive Committee, aud VIM.
Psie, Of the 3rd district, was chosen temporary
chairman, with John r. Centrum, 18th district,
| secretary. committee on credentials composed
Of one from each district, was appointed and re-
| tired. After brief absence they returned and
reported the following delegates rs entitled TO
seats In the COW ention:
let Di.friei.-Adolph Beck, Thos. J. Gianvil
O. W. feelmeyer, Jacob freund, Abner Reed.
BAD Di.irief.-I. G. Ridgely, David Wilson,
Loud Wedi, Luther Slade. Samuel Bilison.
81 Di'friet.-Samuel Brady, Samuel Roach,
Thos. Hook, VIM. Pole, Richard 4. Tydings.
III Disfriei.-Joshua Tracey, q. W. Uhler, T..
Triplett, John 7. Marshall, sr, Alanson y. Ship
ley.
5h Di.trie.-R. C. Tracey. J. r. Benson. Abra-
ham Bosom. Henry A. Burgoy ne, Silas V. Miller.
6h Disfriet-John Morris, Samuel Gore, John
Kcarncy. Jos. Baldwin, Jacob Hampshire.
Ih Disiricf.-D. W. Cameron, Albert Mays,
John Fitzpatrick, John Ramply, John Stirling.
sth Disfrici.-william II. Hepburn, John II.
Jones, Morris Ellwood, John II. EnsOr, John
Owens.
9h Disirici-w. s. Cowly, Joshua l.. Burke,
WIN. Mitchell, N. II. johnson, Lewis Ritter.
ioh Disirief.-Richard Hutchins, WIN. Bosicy,
Henry Picrsol, Robert q. Merryman, X. o. Price.
llh Disfrici.-R. IIutchins. WIN. :. Dampman,
John W. Burton, Frank Z. Bishop, Charles NJ.
Jessop.
i2A Disirici-Jno. s. Hays, John =. Centrum,
u. II. Smith, John Sciig, John Sparks.
l3h Disiriet.-Gco. W. Wade, Z. Brandau,
Henry Kalinc. Fred. Nay, Joseph Ryan.
The temporary officers were made permanent
and the business Of the convention was proceeded
with.
Frank Bishop. Of the lith district, offered q
resolution naming the following gentlemen dele
gates TO the State Convention w. T. Mccauiey,
Let district; SAINT Brady. Ord Richard c. Ira
eey, 9Th Samuel W. worthingtcn, sth Joseph
II. 0orsuch, 18th David Fowler, 18th, and JOHN
Bosley, 10th. q. W. fcelemeyer, Of the LIST dis
trict. moved 10 lay the resolution on the table,
which was lost by a vote Of 20 20 -.
II. c. Riiglcy. Of the ?nd district. then offered
as a substitute a resolution naming tho folio sing
delegates: =. W. Starr, eth district John Stir
ling. 9Th David Fowler, 18th; DR.. d. $. vii.
liams. 9th J. Y. Cooling. 2i ; Patrick iIanne-
gan. 18th, and Ly sander Mccullough. 9Th.
Af:cr considerable discussion, Mr.. NJ. II. John.
ston, of the 9TH district, moved to adjourn until
o'clock to the Courtroom, which was carried.
On re-assembling nj the hour named Mr.. VI. II.
Johnston stated that he was opposed to the spirit
Of both the resolutions which had been offered
lie thought the members of the convention should
be permitted 90 express their individual opinions
and not be excluded from doing 50 by an arrange
ment Of a minority of the delegates.
Mr.. Reed, Of the ist district, inlorscd Mr..
Johnston's views.
Mr.. Ridgicy and Mr.. Bishop then withdrew
their resolutions and ON motion of Mr. feelincy or.
Of the lst district the convention proceeded to
elect delegates by ballot. The following were
then put in nomination Vim. 7. McCauicy. LIST
district: John Stirling. 9Th: Samuel Brady. 3rd
John Bosley. 10th Patrick flanagan. 1?th 5.
". worthington, sth Ly sander Mccullough, 9Th;
Joseph II. Gorsuch, llth Richard G. Tracey. 9Th {: