The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.
Largo Harmonious Action
Good Ticket Nominated-The New
Executive Committee, Etc.

Executive Committee, Etc.
The Republican convention Of baltimore coun-
" met at the Smediey House, Towsontown, on
Monday, 2ith inst, and was called to order BY
Col. d. Y. Taylor, chairman Of the Executive
Committee. On motion Captain Vim. II. Brown.
Of the lst district, was chosen temporary chair
man, and Henry s. Jean, Of the I'd district, Sec
rotary.
On motion Of Col Taylor n committee on Gre.
dcniiais was appointed, as follows Ist district.
chas. =. Fasting; "a, WIN. II. Kinney; Sd, DR..
Dunn; 9Th. u. +. Croft; s,h, John X. Harvey;
9th. WIN. Mccullough nth, A. s. carman; sih,
J. 7. Redman; 9th, John W. Upton 10th, Thos.
V. Richardson; nth, Jas. Norwood; 18th, Albert
Wagner; 18th, chas. A. Williams. The com.
mittee, after an absence Of two hours, reported,
the convention In the meantime having adjourned
to the Court room. Mr.. Fus,ing, Of the LIST dis
trie,. rs chairman Of the committee, reported the
credentials Of all the delegates correct, except
those Of the 9th aud 18th districts, In both Of
which there were contests. The eOn,esting dele.
gates were thrown gu, and the following were 70
ported as entitled to seats In the convention:
First Dis,riet-Adam Dietrich, Remus Adams,
= u. r ~.
!SecoRd-N.N. llaight, WIN. II. Kinney, Henry
:. Jean. VIM. A. Randall, Boston Gordon.
Tiird-Edward II. Dunn, JoI. W. James John
Bowen, sr., Nathaniel Scott, Henry Wild
Foayts-Benjamin y. Gren, Theodore ". Cor
such, lleIekiah Morrow, Isaac Ross, John ".
finncgan.
Fifih-George II. Hare. Oliver Cox, George W.
Mays, John X. Harvey, Josias Mallonee.
Si$fh-Thos. I. Benton, WIN. Mccullough, ST.,
stephen u. Miller, Jno. Cooper, Sr., Chas. s.
Kidd.
Ssrsn,h-A. $. carman. WIN. Poster. ST., John
7. Burns, W. 7. Cooper. Henry Bull.
Eighh--John Goodwin. Thomas Il. France,
Anthony shaney brook, William y. Rsdman, WIN.
Through.
NiHil-James =. Lee, John W. Upton, Chas.
W. Wood, Nathan Lemmons. Aiphonso u. Chase
Ten,h-Thotnas V. Richardson, J oshua II. PARK.
er. John Turnbaugh, Thomas Price. Frank Smith.
E'sreath-J Robert Diiworth. Edward l.. Nor.
wood, u. T. Taylor, William u. Fuller, sr., Joseph
Tiishmau.
TrsWh-J. Albert Wagner, Thos. T.. Davis,
Thomas Gray, Gotlieb Pilsch. Geo. A. Young
Thirf,cafh-Charics A. Williams, WIN. n. but.
Ter, Matthias Mathews, Daniel V. Mahoney. WIN.
o. Mathews.
The committee also reported Capt. Brown, Of
the Let district, for permanent president, and
Henry :. Jean and Chas. =. Wood for permanent
sccrc,ariv. Upon taking the chair Capt. brown
made u ringing speech. counscling harmony in
success of the cause.
A motion was then made that as there was n
committee OF the County Temperance Alliance
present who desired to be heard that pernis.
sion be given u 10 speak. The chairman stated
that the convention was assembled TO nomi-
nate . county ticket aud to send delegates 10 the
State convention, and not TO consider the local
option question. After some discussion Col
Taylor. Of the iith district. moved that the com.
mittcc be heard, which. upon being seconded. was
put 60 vote by districts, and unanimously carried
Rev. j. y. Davis. Of the ". r. church, then took
the floor and presented the wishes Of the Alliance
lie was followed by Mr.. II. W. Pearcc, Of the ilth
district. motion was then made 20 refer the
whole matter to the Republican Executive Com.
mi,tee, which was done by an almost unanimous
vote.
The convention that proceeded to nominate
county ticket. commencing with Treasurer. Mr.
Eli Scott, Of the LIST district, and Mr.. james ".
iiughc, Of the 81 district, were placed In nomi.
nation. On the let ballot Mr.. Hughctt received
30 votes and Mr.. Scott Is, the former being dc.
clarei the nominee.
The next In order was Sheriff, and the follow.
ing were placed In nomination : Vim. II. Buck,
81 district; u. +. Grof, 9Th G. 7. Harvey, 5th |;
e. e. Hunter. 9Th John Bond AMI Reuben Glad.
felter, Sth; Peter Ruhl, 9th; VIM. I. Mcdary,
10th. On the third ballot Mr.. Giadfelter received
IS vote, and Mr.. Grof %, the former being dc.
clarel the nominee.
For States Attorney. d. Hopper Emory. Of the
Sth district, and Jos. b. Bureigh, Of the 9Th dis.
triet. were placed in nomination. But ono ballot
was taken, Mr.. Emory receiving the solid vote Of
the convention.
Nominations for County Commissioners were
next In order, and the following were named
John Marsburser, LIST district; joshua Parsons,
Sd: d. +. GroG, 9Th Geo. W. fuita. 9th; Jacob
Vance, 18th George J. Roche and DIR. Il. 4.
Jones, 9Th; Gotleib Stengle, 18th. and S. X.
Crosby, let. On the first ballot Mr.. GrOf received
20 votes, Mr.. Roche IS and Mr.. Stengle SIS, and
they were declared the choice Of tho convention.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court the follow.
Ing were placed iE nomination l.. Timanus, I'd
district; X. II. " oollen, Sd; Chas. W. Anderson,
10th Thos. Gorsuch, 18th and WIN. Foster, 9Th.
On tho irst ballot Mr.. Timanus received 60 votes,
Mr. Anderson 60 and Mr.. Foster IS, and they
were declared the nominees Of the convention.
Il Ia but proper to say that Mr.. woollen. who
received votes, was not present at the conven-
ton and was not y candidate.-Eps.l
For State Senator the names Of Thos. T. Ben
ton, Of the 9th district, and Talbot J. Albert Of
the lst, were placed in nomination. and on the
first ballot Mr. Benton received IS votes and Mr.
Albert 10. Mr.. Albert was not candidate and
his name was used without his consent.-EDs.
For the House Of Delegates the names Of bat
six gentlemen were placed In nomination. and
they were selected by reclamation, rs follows {:
Chas. ]. Fustins, LIST district; Frank Sanderson,
I'd John 7. Goie, ith; James r. Leo. 9th ;
Nicholas II. Parker, 10th, and Col. d. y. Tay-
Tor. lith.
For the Office Of County Surveyor no names
were presented TO tho convention. and that place
on the ticket was left open. The ticket rs noIni-
mated Is as follows:
County Trsasmrsr-Jamcs W. IIughic,t.
ShcriF-Reubcn Giadfciter.
Staies Anorney-D. Hopper Emory.
County ComS'i.'ioHsrs-Bcnj +. Groa,
George J. Roche. Gotleib stengle.
.fHdges of the Osuhaa.' CoHrf-Luther Tiuanus
Charles W. Anderson. William Foster.
State SeRafor- Thomas 7. Benton.
HOUSE Of Deiegafes-C. y. Fusting, Frank
Sandcrson, John y. Gore, James =. Lee, n. n.
Parker, u. y. Taylor.
The county ticket having been completed the
next business In order was TO elect delegates TO
the State convention and 90 chose seven persons
TO represent the county on the State Central Con-.
mittec. For delegates TO the convention the fol-
lowing were placed in nomination Adam Deit-
rich, LIST district n. n. Haight, I'd; G. NJ. Gard
ncr. I'd -Thos. Hale, 5th WIN. Mccullough. 9th;
J. Emory Stiltz. 7th james T. Riley, sth; Peter
Ruhl and J. W. Upton, 9th WIN. n. Curtis. 10th;
X. II. Monroe. 1ith J. Morrison Harris. 18th,
and John +. Parker, 18th. On tho first ballot
Messrs. Dietrich, 1Iaight, Gardner, Riley. Curtis
and Harris were nominated, and afterwards John
=. Parker. coiored. Of tho 18th district, was
chosen by reclamation.
For seven members of the State Central Com
miitee the following were placed In nomination (:
Capt. WIN. II. Brown, Ist district; Geo. II. Jean,
-; {. q. Peters, ID Geo. u. Hare. 5th Geo.
". Fultz. 9th J. 7. Burns, Tth John W. Mcr-
rynan. sth; John T. Ensor. 9th d. y. Taylor,
lth. and Thos. Mahony. 18th. On the FIRST ballot
Messrs. Jean. Peters, fultx, Mcrryman, Ensor,
Taylor and Mahony were chosen.
Three persons from each district were then
selected TO constitute the county Executive Com
mittcc, after which the convention adjourned.
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