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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24
Correspondence, Boiis.ore coss,y Unio-.

APRIL 20Tn, 1850.
us.sr.. Editor. Of raioa A eri.i. l. impend.
ing in the ranks 81 the Republican party Of the
county through the machinstion. Of one who l.
wholly dsstituie Of patriotism. lie has been for
years disorganiEsr. denounccr Of every one
who dares TO differ with him, fattsrer Of all who
are willing 10 wear bis collar. The time has not
been known 10 any true Republican Of the county
when this Christian Statesman has aided any
patriotic enterprise aot intended for his own per.
sonal, selfish qualification. There are bat few
Republicans to-day to advocate ais cause who
have not been previously bound to him b. prom
lses Of peculiar kind-not one Of which he ever
intends 10 keep. Who ever knew him 20 keen q
political promise without pay' There are many
good, true and deserving Republicans In every
district Of the county who know 20 the contrary,
The Postoifee, custom house. marshafs Office and
washington are foul With the odor Of his hate.
Kissed against those who would not consent 20 be
his henehmen. The pigeon holes Of independent
men are fall Of piteous appeals from him 70 save
him from political destruction. lie has beeu cry
ing At the top Of his voice. "lIslp, help, heIp,
Sherman. Edmunds, Grant, Blaine. any body. save
mo or sink forever" lie has been looking 80
inien,y into the vale, Jupiter has hung in fsont
Of him that he has neither the time nor the con
science TO think Of feel the heavy bag Of polit
cal sins be has upon his back. Every Republican
in the eoarty should be an anti third term Nation
al delegate man. and BY his free and Independent
vote consign the ch.s;ian statesman, the A-dul-
terated, P-inchbaek o-srmandiEsr 90 the grave
Of oblivion where the politically wicked cease from
troubling forever. X
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TO AUTHORIZE THE COUNTY COMMITS.
sIoNgIs TO BID UPON TAX SALES.
~ ni.i>nEp nv Aiim.u'ti
CHAPTER aiI.

AN Act,
To adj an additional section To- Article , Of III.
Code Of Pablo Local Laws. entitled baltimore
COUNTY" subtitle County Commissioners. -
Whereas the county Commissioners Of Baltimore
county in some eases have been compelled to bid
property sollfor county aud State taxes ct public
auction for the amount OF taxes and cost. due
thereon and whereas n doubt has arisen ~ to
their authority Ia 80 dn. AMI it il, DESTROYS To lc
,aliEc their action in this respect. and To- auth
"ri8c them IN reference To- the bidding on tax
sale. hereafter 10 be made.
SECTION |. ~. Il ."nc'sd ~ he Geasraf A...s..
Ly IF Wargiani. Tha, the action Of the County
Commissioners Of baltimore county in purchasing
certain trarts or parcels Of land sold in said esun
~ for taXes. fuF the amount Of due there
un AMI cosis.l be aud the sano l. hereby declared
e. be legal aud valid.
SU. =. AHi 10 i ssI-'ed. That the County CON.
mis.i"ncrs OF baltimore county may hereafter bid
at any salc of real estate for state and county taxes
due thereon and costs. and in ease the same 10 90
purchased by them ut said sale, that on the hnai
ratification Of said sale deed shall be made By
tue Collector "f Taxes for Baltimore county to the
said Commissioners. who shall hold the same for
the u. Of the county.
Sc. .. iHd T.. u eaa-i.d. That in case said pro.
rcr;y shalt not lac redeemed. the County Commits
sirner. -hall make public sale Of said real estate
after due advert. emeni ia one. or more. Of the
newspapers printed in said county. when to them il
shall seem best To do So and .ell the same 10 the
highest bidder, aud the proceeds Of such sale shall
be received by the Treasurer of said county, and
who shsl be authorized. on the full payment Of
the purchase money, and. not before. 10 execute n
good and suiicien, deed O. the purchaser, and the
money arising from such sale shall he accounted
for 10y the said Treasurer other public money
now i'. or may hereafter by accounted for accord.
ing 10 law.
SEc. I. .iai b., il sHaci.i. That this Act shall
take effect from the date of it. passage.
Approved April 10th. lSso.
WILLIAM +. HAMILTON.
Governor Of Maryla
We A''sby e'eiify. Tha, the afore:oing 10 q cor
rect copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland. passed January Session. 1850.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House 81 Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS.
Secretary of the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD ". STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
County CommiSsiOners for Baltimore county.
April est.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

>i;-J John I. Ensor now adyertises himself as
the Moses Of the colorsd peopis-.he only man
who will stand NJ for their rights. &c. by ref.
ercnec TO the late Special Auditor report. page
10. it will be seen tina, about the year 1850 this
same Mr.. Essor sold two colorci men-Thorpss
Wallace aud Thomas Dsb,-ihs former for $500
and the latter for s3g.3s. Mr.. Jacob wisnsr. =
weli.krown farmer near ,hi. place. purchased
Deb, for the amount stated. These we're free
men and Mr. In'or sold them into sls,.sy In order
u make his lee. Sl39.al II 10 safe to say he was
no, 4 candidate for delegate to the National Con-
vention that year.
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Eo- In ISIS John T. Ensor opposed tho Re
form tickle, in Baltimore county and Supported At
least two men on the regular Democratic ticket,
In tho fall Of 1877 he inaugurated inovsnsn; Of
his own, and Issued a call in the following Ian
guage:
The undcrsiynei call upon the roter. Of BAL
timore county, irrespective o. previous political
affiliations OF party ties, 10 meet In their respec-
tive election districts . and select eve del
sga,es from each district TO meet in convention a.
Cockeyssills. on the goth day of September. Is57.
.; ~ M, to form n county ticket with REV u 4
reduction Of taxes and TO promote the best inter
ests Of the people
So Il will DO seen that in lSsT Mr.. En.or was
no, too good Republican to get up moyemen,
% lie and form a aired Gek,i, which he SUP
ported. but in the fall Of isT9 he had become such
. siaHseA Republican % that he could No, sup
port the sane kind Of fusion ticket. the only
reason being beeaS.s Re not eoa.Hi,,d ia u.
yor-afioH aad s,osif Lars lad 40 coH'roi e.sr ne
officers Rad they been elected. This l. the milk 10
Mr.. Ensor's eoeosnut. lie was not consulted in
the formation Of the fusion ticket Of ISIS. and
hence be opposed IL. ba, il vas elected all the
same In 1877, his idea was 10 for,taIi every ody
and put mixed tisks, in the field, which, in the
event Of IL election, ks could eosfroi That tickle,
was badly beaten. In 1879 fusion tiekc, was
again put up and Mr.. Rnsor was not consulted.
This tieks, be opposed and helped to defeat. his
only resson being tina, L. ,,s- 20 yssd a R1r=s
tieaS q cote ths cifissns' hcEsi .-Ply 5seaH.e Il
had soHss bs@oersfs spo- "a. This vas trick Of
his and everybody knows e. by forcing the
straight Republican ticket. with the names Of
geniismsn uPon il shs had repeatedly declined to
serve, he defeated the Citizens ticket and elected
the regular DemserAiie tiekst-thus accomplish
Ing his purpose. This is brief history Of the
gentisnan's R,P-biieanis-' for the past three
campaigns In Baltimore county. We might look
into his record - far back - 1874 when straight
On, Republicans ticket was in the field. and
give some Interesting facts which would no doubt
greatly surprise some Of the usll-knoun gentle
lnea whose names appeared upon that ticket.
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NOTICE.

beg 10 inform my patrons aud the publie that
from the let day Of May, lsso. I have disposed Of
the sole right of Baltimore county 10 rsnovats
feathers BY my uew and greatly Improved process,
% Messrs. EDWIN PAIk0 aud y. G. LIvINGs.
TON. Who will conduct the business q the old
stand until the lot Of June sftsr which date they
propose 60 remove 10 some other locality. All
wishing 20 have their beds attended 10 win DO we'll
10 hand In their orders At once. We always guar.
antee that feathers renovated By this process viii
not mat. Mr.. Pairo win have entire charge Of the
business afisr May let.
vii; remain In wsvsriy until Juns let for the
purpose Of settling up my busi.sss aud TO SELL
TERRITORY, which dispose Of on reasonable
terms, and always send experienced men 20 start
the business, which. if properly managed. mus.
prove sueesssfsi. II. p. MANLEY,
ULD Pstentss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24
John I. Yellott. Attorney. Towsontown.
THu"rEE's SALE J.
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.


. ny virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for
s..,more county. h,ing IN Equity, passed ~
rs IN the cause OF jacob ID. osih and 64
L. "'ne's vs. jacob n oeist and DINERS. -
,he unaer:isned' trustee VIII oner - public sale
Tue 'o"owng properly; on ~
'"""""y' ms "a a"y Nay isso'
AT O'Clock y. NJ.
Inc 'ao viii DC Al inc residence on the hr't mon
~ Toned piece OF property:
improperly TO DC SOLD belongs to the estate Of
49, , "s.s', ue'eassa' anu consist OF nhsl! mn
E,''su Ia'm'hs iahi anu TWO lois OF timber land.
ine nI'' '"' eo"s'''s o' a" 'hat hne iaFm' con-
'"",nS ,,,.,.,,rc
oNE III phLp ANp rohIf ACkEs,
NohE on LESS,
aoou. 10 n"es from the Guy OF bai,lnere' very
IVA, 70 .ne fa,s iarnPks road; adjoining the
ans .. ~ "tN"'h' i"hy "or'n'nston. u. u.
anu c'ns''. anu about one mile from shawAn.
III ."' 10 mos' eNee"ent neighoofhood' IN
hg1 s'a.e OF ea,t'aton. well watsred, under
goyu 'sneihs' anu mas on u several good orch
"'"s' ,niPr", , ~ =
LAh"L bhdCh DIV hLLiNI,
'a,ge os,h' gooi ''aohns' and all other necessary
O~'"u'Hss' ,-
LoI No.
CONSIST, % ,ne nne'y improves small place upon
""'eh JACOB "ei.t iied. which u highly improved
IN every Way adJoins tue above property and !.
improved by n large and comfortable
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

Ef--Tho Baltimore Custom House. under Civil
Service ruics ~ il a must valuable help TO tic
Democratic party Of Maryland. !; /. sowin: dis
cord in ano.; every direction and By the time Mr.
Thomas steps down and out We fear the Rcpubi-
can party in ,h. State will be thing Of the past;
The Custom House is responsible for tie SPLIT in
the Frederick county convention and !; !. now 10.
ing it's Level best TO force an unworthy man oE tie
Republican. q Baltimore county n. delegate to
the National Convention. We arc n pa,en; and
long suffering people all NC ,rus; our lciiyerance
j. near at hand.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

TS-The primary meetings in Baltimore county
take place today Saturday the hour. bei~ecn
which they ~li be held being narnei in the AIvcr.
iissment to be found elsewhere. We hope ilepgb.
iiaan. generally will give few hour, to thee
highly imporian; meeting. ami thus show that
they Till have inters.; in the welfare OF their
party. Don't let the inectings be mana gel by
irresponsible and ignorant paFlie.. who src ,.Aii
by the Baltimore Custom House. through 1t, a,.-
agent ia this county, to manage affair, Cor it
Assert your rights as men AMI make your indu-
enee Eel; by appearing =, the poll. early.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

zo-Jssse L. woodeock. aged but twenty. two
year. has been sentenced to the peni,en,iary for
ssh; years for trying to burn his jswelry store at
Ea'ion Talbo, county. in order to &c, the in.ur-
ancs. s?.5o0. liis cas- was removed to Caroline
county court. where he was convicted Last week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

Fer We are glad 10 know that ut = meeting Of
the Towsoniown Bsyard Club on Wednesday
nigh, the subject sf Democrats lending ,hsir az
s''anee at Republicans primary mestiags was dis
eu''ed and that the gentlemen present did not ar-
prove Of any such interference. No honorable
Democrat would 81 belittle himself to take part in
a Republican primary. yet We know of mtn-and
can give their names II necessary-who are ac
lively at work in the interest OF john T. Ensor.
This statement /, no, made for the purpose Of
prcjadcin. Mr.. Ensor'' case. bu, ii !. Jac'. and
&C. 'A"H'"ye '""ers.iai contradiction Of u. Re-
pablicans Of baltimore county. can you endorse q
man claiming TO 10 member Of your party. who
would resor, TO such methods?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24
john +. conrey and David q. Mcintosh.
Attorneys. Tow.ontown.
THusrEEs' SALE !.
REAL ESTATE IN eND DISTRICT

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Cour, for
baltimore county, sitting In Equity, passed -.
In the case Of Henry Fryfogle W.
II. Mary 4. Fryfogle and others, the uu.
dsrsgned. Trustees, will oaer for sale. Al public
auction, at the Court House door, In Tow,on
town. Baltimore county. on
THssday. the 2sh day Of Apr;l. 1850.
at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALI THAT TRACT. PIECE or PARCEL. Op
LAND Of which the late John FryfosIs di.l 40.
cd aud possessed, containing 70 ACRTcs. ?
ROoDs and 20 PERcHRs, more or lass. si,.,,.a
about one milo south Of RandaIlstovn. IN the
Second District of baltimore county. on N. N.-
Cut windsor Road and the Ola Joppa or Court
Road. adjoining the lands Of Cornelius n. ship
Icy, Rerin II. worthington and the late C,eorr,
Rogers. Being part Of the land which BY Deed
dated January goth. 1853. and recorded anon,
the Land Records Of baltimore county In Liza
II. NJ. ~. No. Z. folio 22i, &c., was conveyed hv
Noah Worthington Of Thomas, Resin NJ Wa.
Ellington and wife 10 John fryioris. II IA I'm.
proved by comfortable LOO HOUSE and ne
eessary outbuiiiings.
TERMS OF SALE. ~ prescribed bv N. L.
cree. are one-half Of tho purchase money C.sh.
aud the balance In six months. the credit paw
ment to bear interest from day Of sale and 40 Be-
secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Tvustses or An
Cash at the option Of the purchashsr.
JOHN y. C0NREY,
DAVID q. MCINTOSH,
SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auc,iOp.er.
April 3.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

isS-Ths Democratic Senate ha. come to halt
in the matter Of stealing Kelloggs seat. Zen
Hill hnds tina, IL pressed to vote there are
several Democratic senators who will refuse TO
unite IN the dirty work. The case will probably
be crowded over To next session. and if;he Dcnoc-
racy are likely 10 need the seat TO hold their ma
jori'y in the succeeding Congress. a desperate
sloF; will be made to whip the kiekers 10. A vote
taken now would almost certainly result in retain
in. krl.n,,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24
WI. II. RIMMEY. Secretary.

ss-Mclcy from the Baltimore Custom House
has been leyi.hly .rent in thi. county FOR the rur
pose of trying 70 defeat the will d the people at
the primary meeting to-day. VIII the Republic
cans Of baltimore county submit, TO ;hi. kind Of
dic;a,ion or will they rise up in their strength
and stamp IL. authors under foot Tni. contest
will tell the story
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

xs- Delegates 20 the convention should be ia
TOwsOn,o"n in time on Monday morning 10 have
n full conference before going int conv on;.on.
Republicans should remember what the action OF
tho convention las, Angus; Prccipitaie4 upon
them and that they should not allow ,ha; ;hing
TO be repeated. They should fully understand
what they are to 10 before organizing auI NJ,
wait until organized to have some programme or
job 'Prun; upon them tina, they are unpreparsi
for. The man who Ia. been persistent for three
or four months in puIhin. himself a. a delegate
to Chicago will not cease hi, tricks with the elee-
ton Of delegates. lie must be watched and
fought until the convention ha, dsue il. work.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

EB-The Jp"rpai Las, week gave the Democratic
par;y's ally, Mr.. John T. Enso-. another boo.; to-
wards the Republican National Convention. With
bought assistance and tho help Of the Democratic
party he ough; to so through with dying coIor,.
Let the Journal put in IL. be., lick, for him. I,
its darlin. object.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

eS-ThsGrsnd Lodge Of the Ind.psndsnt Order
Of Odd Fellows Of Nd. me, in Baltimore this week.
The report Of the Grand Secretary shows that
there are nov In this State los Lodges, Daring
the year there were 35s limitations and 100 deaths
The sum Of sT5.o7io9 paid gu, for relief pur-
poses. and the rsesiPts FROM Subordinate Lodges
amounted to ss7. o9o.l?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

FORA family in Baltimore was seriously POises-
cd this week from saiisg lettuce upon which il 10
supposed Paris green vas used for the purpose Of
killing insects. The drug IL deadly poison and
should be used with the greatest care. Iis spPli-
cation TO lettuce. cabbage, &e, BY persons Who Do
net knou the danger in it, 10 calculated to prodscs
most serious results.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

INDiGSATIoS MEETING.-The citizens Of lIaeets.
town and vicinity held large meeting at the
Court House. on Tuesday afternoon. Speeches
were made by lion Gilbert DE La Maiyr, Green
back member Of Congress, and Nathaniel schersr,
Of Washington county. The latter gentlemen
spoke on the reforms proposed within the State
lie advocated = general reduction In taxes, the
abolition Of certain useless Offices created In the
interest Of few partisan leaders, and not existing
for the benei, Of the people: urged a reform in
tae practices AID abuses openly existing 10 the
Maryland legislature. whereby a large aumber Of
persons performing little or no service TO the
State are compensAted: thciaxation Of mortgages,
aud all property and money equally. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Rs.olrsd ~ h' ,aSlayer- of WasLisyfon eosniy
IA I'"Li'e s'''tiny a..enLi,d. That We DO hereby
most emPhsiicaly condsma the action of the
Democratic party in the recent legislature In that
they have violated their solemn pledges Of reform
anil Feircnchinent and shancfuliy disrsgaried and
set aside the known and expressed wishes Of the
people.
E'."irsd. That We are rriigiously opposed, and
do hereby dcnounee. the immoral example set he.
fore tho people BY their representatives Of broken
promises. violated faith and dy dra. headed dccsp-
ton.
R".oire'f. That No urge upon the taxpayers of
the entire state 60 take such action as 10 them
may seem best t. hold up TO public condeins alton
the work Of these unfsiihfuI servants.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

The desirable DWELLING, located on Bo.iey
avenue. near Joppa road. The house 10 Of brick,
two stories, finished basement. Lot 20 BY $50 feet
Some fruit Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply 10 JULIUS RUDIGER, Towsontcwn. or al
Union once. March ?T.-tf
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New Advertisements.
pUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
MARYLAND DEFENSE LOAN.
lrrHL,surp ny Aurmoni,r.l

AN ACT
To authorize and empower the County Commits
sioners Of Baltimore county e. dispose Of the
Maryland Defense Loan Bond. owned By said
county, and re-iuyest the same. or 80 much
thereof ~ may be required Ia purchase n piece
of land adjoining the county Aims House.
SECTION !. ". IL sas-f.d BY TIE G.ReraI Assess-
lily "f Maryia"d. That the Board of County Com
missioners uf baltimore county DO and they are
authorized and smpoSered TO dispose "f the Mary
land Defense Loan Bonds owned by baltimore
county and re invest the same. or a. much there
Of As may be required 10 purchase a piece Of land
adjoining the Baltimore county Aims House prop
erty. provided the said County comrnissisoners
consider the same necessary and Tor tho public
interest. the balance remaining FROM the sale Of
said bonds TO be passed TO the credit of the levy
of eighteen hundred and eighty.
SE'. - Had H. II 'H"efe'f. That this Act shall
take c;lcc, from and after the date Of its passage
Approved April 10th. lSSo.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
w h.rebE earthly. That the aforegoing il cor.
rect copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland. passed January Session. ISSO.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
chief Clerk Of the House Of Deleeate,.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
Secretary of the senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD ". STIEFEL.
JOHN u. MILI.HSDER.
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
April 2i.-:;,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

-Yrsterdsy had such bad Cold that I could
not speak. used DIR. Bulls Cough syrup and
to-day a;n well ~ ever. Il cost me snly %
cents.
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Il county are respectfully requested 90 assemble
in Primary Meetings for the Purpose Of cleciing
FIVE DELEGATES from each district e. meet
in County Convention in T0wSONTOwN, On
Monday. The 26h day Of april. 1850.
at II o'clock A. NJ.
for tho purpose Of eleeting SEVEN DELEGATES
to the Republican state Convention. called by the
Republican State Executive Committee To- meet in
Frederick City. on May 9Th, lsso. for the purpose
uf eiectng delegates to represent the State Of Ma
Fylanl in the Republican National Cons cntion,
which assemblies in Chicago in June next Co nom
mate candidates for President and Vice Prcsi lent
of the United States.
The Primary Meetings will be held nj the fol.
lowing places:
let Disiriet-AT CATO.iSvILLE. on FRIDAY.
April Sd. from +. ". &C. : +. 81.
"a District-AT RANDALl.ST0wN. on Sat
urday. April 9th. from =. NJ. To- 6P.M
III District-AT 7.MlLE HOUSE. on saiur.
day. April 2ith. frsin I =. ". 10 =. VI.
18th Disiriet-AT REIsTRRSTOwN. on Satur-
day. April 9Th. from =. N. to 6 =. ".
9Th District-AT WHITE HOUSE. on satur.
day, April 2ith, from 7. ". to =. ~.
9th Di,triet-AT MIDDLETOwN. On Satur.
day, April eth, FROM . =. ". To e =. ".
9Th District-AT PARKTON. ON Saturday.
April 9Th. from , T.. ". too Pm.
Sih District-AT COCkEYSNILLE. on Saiur
day. April 9Th. from =. VI. - i r. VI.
9Th District--AT GONANSTowN, on Sa,ur-
LAY. April eth. from +. ". to 6 =. ".
10th District-AT SHADES TAVERN. On sat
urlay, April 9th. from = r. ". 10 T.. ".
llth District-AT WEIGHTS TAVERN, on
Saturday. April 2;;h. from i. VI. 10 T.. VI.
18th Dis,rict--AT BLUE BALL. ON Saturday.
April 9th. from . T.. VI. to +. 81.
18th District--AT wADE'S HOTEL. on Saiur-
day. April 9Th. from . r. VI. to & T.. ".
By order Of the Committee.
ALIEN. MCCORMICK. JE..
Chairman.
WI. III. RIMMEl. Secretary.
The following resolution wa. unanimously
adopted by the committee
R,soircd. That Republican. should Represent
Republicans. ani none but duly qualified Eepub.
lican voters Of the district in which they offer to
vote shall be allowed 70 vote at the primary
inss called by this committee. None but those
true u tie time honorsl principles Of the Repab-
iican party should represent the party in the
County AMI State Conventions. or in the National
Convention which il To- nominate Republican
candidate for President AMI Vice President of the
United States. The members of the Executive
Committee in each district should appoint three
judge for each voting place, WI" shal! appoint
their own clerk. aud whenever the member. uf the
Executive Committee from district disagree "a.
% the appointment of the judges. the minorit. OF
the committee shall have the right TO name clerk