New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

Of Thy should be abolished and proposing
legislation in regard to various State interests MI
Keedy addressed the convention in favor OF the aaopoh
OF the minority report The vote the minority re-
port was taken by delegations Washington County
alone voted for the report Calvert divided, and al
the other counties and three legislative districts OF the
city voted against it, the aggregate vote being yeas 2
nays 1922 The report of the majority was then adopted
IL Is in part as follows:
The Democ attic party of Maryland, in State Conven-
ton assembled, resolves f0llOws The election Ior
the Executive officers OF the State, TO be held In NO
vember Of this year. Of momenious importance,
Legislature of the state until 1888 and VIII exert
decisive influence upon the vote Of the state at me
Presidential election in 1884 The declaration or the
election OF Hayes ard Wheeler in 1876 to the offices OF
President Vice President of the United states was
brought abou frauds Ited under the forms
of law and the methods used in the election OF Garneo
anu bo d b evil Work and Was if possible
discreditable than those adopted oy their ieo"s
1876 . Here follow denunclatons OF m me Na,
Conservative party OF this state VIII enter mo
the Stale and National campaigns of this aad the ensuing
years with its whole heart resting its opinions on S
tona politics as heretofore upon the pr c ned
Sfates adoDted In 1879 1t will demand that Ma
iio8al taxation III all its FORMS shall be Limited 10 sen
ration Of the Government for the payment Of interest
upon the public debt AMI for the redemption Ia each
year of fixed and reasonable proportion OF tna 9e1t
Ii will demand such revision and amendment Oh cue
Federal laws relating trtSgts will iHp rsoro our
merchant marine 10 Its former PROSPERITY LEO
Democratic Conservative parry or inns Slhlo
IL lgbtened burden OF taxation Dy anOlsnug
officers for public service ny reducing
subject ts control 90 the limit OF copen
satIon of persons engaged ~ similar employ io d,a
private life and 1t viii continue ITS efforts 20 devise
such further legislation will give erect 10 file anu
enlightened policy OF governmental reform III mas pro
creased In giving iul effect TO the Ol te %
OF Rights that Every person IN the state or person
ing property therein, ought TO contribute MS
OF public the support OF the Government
ing to his actual worth IN real or personal property
IL declares that laborng men have an equai Tign WIN
the of capital 10 make peaceabe comnmaions
for their own protection, and that sucn rinn ~
be recognized by statute, and that the colec.on 81
Gus branches OF industry and the abuses which exist
therein ought be provided Tor bY law ~ mas or-ah
lied an addona system OF free public SCHOOLS IOr lhe
OF the people Of the state aud II Will continue anu
foster that system. $500 a..
That the thanks Of the Democratic party OF his State
due to Governor William l. Hamilton Ior MS Efforts
in connection VITA the Legislature or the stare III carry
ing out the declaration OF principles aurmed III tue
Democratic platform OF 1879.
Nominations for Governor being in order j oseph IL.
Bradley, of Montgomery County, nominated Robert NJ.
McI.ane of Baltimore. John b. Brown, OF Queen Annes
County nominated Colonel William Mex enny OF that
county; Mr. starr. OF Baltimore County, nominated
Charles b. Roberts OF Carroll County. delegate from
Carroll Acknowledged the compliment paid his county
but said delegation did not desire 10 present the
name of Mr. Roberts Mr. Starr at the request OF the
delegation Carroll, reluctantly withdrew the name
OF Mr. Roberts. The vote was taken and resuted-ior
MeLane. 96l2 for McKenny, 20is-
DR.. William II. Gale, o. Somerset; j. +. Turner OF
Talbot aud L. W. Lecompte, OF Dorchester, were nOm
mated Controller The vote resulted-for Gae, %;
Tor Turner, As for Leeompte, 80; a nomination re-
curing 80 votes. The second vote was annOdnced-Ior
tuner, 70 for Lecompte, % for Gale. IL.
Charles Roberts, OF Carroll. and Frederick D. Nelson
Mr. Roberts received SO votes and Mr. Nelson 81 Inc
were all made unanimous
Mr.. McLane was Introduced and addressed the Con
vention. accepting the nomination Tue Convention
tieH adjourned.