The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Democratic Executive Committee
NootinR.

The Democratic Executive Committee Of Balti.
more county met In Towsontown on Wednesday,
Samuel Brady. chairman. and Daniel s. Wright,
secretary. The chairman stated that the com.
mttee had been called together for the purpose Of
making arrangements In the way Of 6xing meet.
ings TO be held, &C., for the coming campaign.
The secretary then called this roll ali the districts
being represented exeeptthe 9Th Whose delegates
u will DO remembered, were excluded under pro.
test at the organization Of the commttee) and the
sth districts. Mr.. Brady stated that no district
would be allowed to Oh any vacancy from the
same except BY the consent Of the whole commit
tee.
Al this point Mr.. Starr stated to the chairman
that Mr.. John II. Ensor was on the rolls ~ dele.
gate from the Sth district, whereas he was not
voted for, and that Mr.. Edward Ensor was the
gentleman who was elected. lie further stated
that he know nothing Of this except from Hon. J.
Fred c. Talbot. The latter being present ad.
dressed the chair, explaining that Mr.. John II.
Ensor not voted FOR at all In the sth district
but Mr.. Edward Ensor was, and was elected by
over 100 majority. The matter was then dropped.
On motion Of Mr.. Starr. the chair was author.
iied to appoint committee Of ave on finance, and
did 90.
defeated. There was . resolution offered by q
gentleman. who had voted In the Affirmative at the
previous meeting. TO reconsider the action Of the
executive committee In turning down the members
from the 9Th district. The resolution was as fol.
lows:
WHEREAS, This committee did at lie last meet.
ing, when but slimly attended, vote 10 vacste the
places ofthe members Of the och District and direct
the chairman 60 call another election for members
from said district; and whereas, such action was
taken upon charges made without any investiga.
ton ~ to the truth Of the same and after the fair.
ness Of the primary meetings In the said 9th dis
trict had been passed on BY the county eonvsn.
tion therefore be u
Resoired, That the action Of this committee In
the promises be and the same 10 hereby reseiuded,
and that u this committee vote 10 recsive the pro.
test 6led that action DO taken upon the same In
such form as will give 10 the returned members
from the 9Th district . hearing upon the charges
made before they stand convicted.
J. Fred Helm. Of the 18th district, moved that
the resolution DO laid on the table. Daniel 8.
Wright, Of the 18th district said that a. the rsso-
luton had the effect Of admitting tho members
from 9th district again, he was opposed 10 Il. Al
the same time he was not opposed 70 fair invss-
tigation. and was sorry that the investigate
previously made before the committee was no.
more exhaustive. The motion 10 lay on the table
Was carried BY . vote Of ~ tot
The chair during the session Of the committee
stated that tho candidates had spoken to him
about the matter Of local option, and he (ths
ehairmanl advised the Hartford county plan. No
action. however, was taken In regard TO local
option.
Amer arranging for meetings for the campaign
the Committee adjourned.