The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
Large Attondance-Harm Action
A Good Ticket Nominatsd-The New
Executive Committee, Etc.

Executive Committee, Etc.
The Republican convention Of Baltimore eoun-
~ met at the smedlsy House, TOwsOntown, on
Monday, 2ith inst, and was called to order by
Col. u. y. Taylor, chairman Of the Executive
Committee. On motion Captain Vim. II. Brown.
Of the ist district, was chosen temporary chair
man, and Henry S. Jean, Of the I'd district, Sec
Rotary.
On motion Of Col. Taylor a committee on ere.
dentials was appointed, as follows; LIST district.
chas. =. fusting; %, WIN. II. Kinney; ID, DR..
Dunn; eth. u. =. Croft; 5ih, John X. Harvey ;
9th. WIN. Mccullough; eth, A. s. Carman; sth,
J. 7. Redmani 9Th, John W. Upton; 10th, Thos.
V. Richardson; 18th, Jas. Norwood; 18th, Albert
Wagner; 18th, Chas. A. Williams. The com.
mitiee, after m absence Of two hours, reported,
the convention In the meantime having adjourned
to tho cour, room. Mr.. Fus,ing, Of the Ist dis
triei. rs chairman Of the committee, reported tho
credentials Of all the delegates correct, except
those Of the 9th and 18th districts, In both Of
which there were contests. The contesting dele.
gates were thrown out and the following were 70
ported as entitled to seats In the convention:
First Di.rici-Adam Dietrich, Remus Adams,
Capt W. II. Brown, Z. y. Fusting, W. II. Butler
SccoRd-N.N. lIaight, WIN. II. Kinney, Henry
$. Jean, WIN. A. Randall, Boston Gordon.
Third-Edward II. Dunn, Jos. W. James John
Bowen, ST., Nathaniel Scott, Henry Wild
Fo"rih-Benjamin Y. Gr.f. Theodore ". Cor.
such, lieEckiah Morrow, Isaac Ross. John ".
finncgan.
FIGh-Gcorge II. Hare. Oliver Cox, George W.
Mays. John X. Harvey, Josias Mallonec.
SiSh-Thos. I. Benton, WIN. Mccullough, ST.,
stephen ID. Miller. Jno. Cooper, Sr., chas. $.
Kidd.
Ssreah-A. 5. Carman, VIM. Foster, ST., John
T. Burns, W. T. Cooper, Henry Bull.
Eighh-John Goodwin, Thomas X. France,
Anthony shaney brook, William y. Redman, WIN.
Through.
Nimih james =. Lee, John ". Upton, chas.
W. Wood, Nathan Lemmons. Alphonse u. Chase.
Tsnth-Thomas V. Richardson. Joshua n. Park
or. John Turnbaugh, Thomas Price. Frank Smith
Eisreafk-J Robert Diiwotth. Edward l.. Nor
wood, u. T. Taylor. William II. Fuller, sr., Joseph
Tilshman.
Trsyh-J. Alder, Wagner. Tho.. +. Davis,
Thomas Gray, Gotlicb Piisch. Geo. A. Young.
Tlirfee"h-Charlcs A. Williams. WIN. II. But.
Ter. Matthias Mathews, Daniel V. Mahoney. WIN.
o. Mathews.
The committee also reported Capt. Brown, Of
the let district, for permanent president, aud
Henry :. Jean aud chas. r. Wood for permanent
secrctariT. Upon taking the chair Capt. Bro sn
the party and predicting n united effort for the
success of the cause.
motion was then made that as there was
committee Of tho County Temperance Alliance
prcscn, who desired 10 be heard that permits
sion be given IL TO speak. The chairman stated
that the convention was assembled TO noni-
nate a county ticket aud to send delegates TO the
State convention, and not TO consider the local
option question. After some discussion Col,
Taylor. Of the iith district. moved that the com
miitcc be heard, which, upon being seconded, was
put to vote by districts, and unanimously carried.
Rev. j. y. Davis. of the N. T.. church. then took
the hoor and presented the wishes Of the Alliance
lie was followed by Mr.. Il. W. Pearcc, OF the 18th
district. motion was then made TO refer the
whole matter 20 the Republican Executive tom.
miitcc. which was done by an almost unanimous
vote.
The convention that proceeded to nominate a
county ticket. commencing with Treasurer. Mr..
Eli Scott, Of the LIST district, and Mr.. James W.
ilughlctt Of the 81 district. were placed In nomi
nation. On the lst ballot Mr.. Hughiett received
30 votes and Mr.. Scott Is, the former being de.
clared the nominee.
The next In order was Sheriff, and the follow
ing were placed In nomination : VIM. II. Buck
ID district d. =. Croft. 18th c. T. Harvey, 5th !:
c. G. Hunter, 9Th ; John Bond AMI Reuben Glad.
fcl,er, Sth Peter kuhl, 9th WIN. 4. Medary
10th. On the third ballot Mr.. Gladfelter received
IS votes and Mr.. Grof %, the former being dc.
e'h,cu .nc nominee.
s,, 5i. .'as n'9Ihey, ~. topper Emory. OF the
t.ict. were placed In nomination. But one ballot
was 'hNen, Mr Emory reeei'ing the solid vote OF
Tue convention
Nominations Ior county commissioners were
neM ~ oraer, anu me following were named:
19nh "nrsourger, !" district !shua Parsons.
Vance, 9Th 4; George J. Roche and DIR. II. T..
Jones sth uotIeio stengie, I'm. and 5. u.