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letl»t*iorlotillro-■»ylieto!c-tointro-*»*lendraaliftclarc.I the nominee.| For Htete'i Attorney, I). Hopper Ktnory. of the 8th district, end Joe. It. Uurlei^h, of the *.*tb district, were place I in nomination, llut one ballot was taken, Mr. Kuiorj recei in* the aolld vote of the convention.Nomination* fur County Commissioners were next in order, and the followir* wero named: John Marsburger, let district: Joshua Parson*, •Id : II. F. tiro If, 4th ; tleo. W. Fulta r.th; Jacob Vance, 7th; tleorge J. Koche and |)r. H. K. Joses, Vth ; (lotleib Stengle, 12th, and 8. K. Crosby, 1st. On the first ballot Mr. (Irofl received 40 votes, Mr. Koeha 35 and .Mr. Stenjgle j5, and they were declared the choice of the convention.ForJudces of the Orphans' Court the follow. In* were placed in nomination: I, Timanus, 2d district; R. II. Woollen, 3d; t’has. \V. Anderson, 10th : Thus, tlorsuch, 12th and Wm, Foster, 7th. «»n the first ballot Mr. Timanus received GO votes, Mr. Anderson GO and Mr. Foster 48, and they were Jeclared the nominees of the convention. [It is but proper to say that Mr. Woollen, who received j votes, was not present at the convention and was not a candidate.—Elm.]For State Senator the name* of Thus. T. It*n.
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The Baltimore County Union
Towson, Maryland, US
Sat, Sep 29, 1883
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