Named Entity Results, Maryland (Maryland, United States)

The vote in Maryland --"Free State" Triumph The "election" (so called) in Maryland for members of a constitutional convention, to declare the State "free" and abolish slavery, has resulted, under military supervision, as follows: Counties.DelegatesFree State.DelegatesDemVoteFor ConVoteAgainst Allegheny51,000 Anne Arundel44451,185 Baltimore city119,10287 Baltimore co71,00 Gecil42,004890 Carroll4264 Calvert3 Charles320638 Caroline3630453 Dorchester47031,105 Frederick71,5Maryland for members of a constitutional convention, to declare the State "free" and abolish slavery, has resulted, under military supervision, as follows: Counties.DelegatesFree State.DelegatesDemVoteFor ConVoteAgainst Allegheny51,000 Anne Arundel44451,185 Baltimore city119,10287 Baltimore co71,00 Gecil42,004890 Carroll4264 Calvert3 Charles320638 Caroline3630453 Dorchester47031,105 Frederick71,500 Harford41,302944 Howard3542549 Kent3453991 Montgomery35.6716 Prince George's4800 Queen Anne's3654 Somerset8131,331 St Mary's3 Tathot3570332 Washington62,247 Worcester4373 Total613523,88410,75 Free State majority of Delegates 26; do, of vote 13,179 Two counties (Calvert and St. Mary's) not in both voting against a Convention.

d, and they rejoice that they can go forth and meet it with strong arms and exulting hearts. Meantime a loud cry again goes up for offensive operations. The army once more demand to be led into the green pastures and by the still waters of Maryland and Pennsylvania--nor of those alone, but of Kentucky and Ohio as well However idly it may fall on the ear of Mr. Davis, it is certain, even as I write, this cry is unanimous and strong. If you point them to Anticcontam and Gettysburg, and ask,eople lament the partial decay of that religious sentiment which, inspired by the personal example of stonewall Jackson, and prompted by his discipline a year ago, ran in an epidemic of enthusiasms, through the ranks. When Lee led the army into Maryland, every man of entire divisions carried a testament or prayer book as an essential part of his equipment and his daily exercise. The remarkable conversion, through the influence of the dying Jackson, of the formerly passionate and profane Ewell,

aling two horses from J. E Pitts and Wm. S. Munson. Mr. Pitts stated that on the previous day two white women of ill-fame had sent him word that Riddle, Leber and others had stolen his horses; but that this morning the women had refused to come to Court, saying they knew nothing about the case. His belief was that some of the thieves, who were still at large, had threatened the women and frightened them out of telling what they knew. The case was continued. Thomas Collier, Lee Whitehouse and Jerry Dunnavon, were charged with stealing a Confederate four per cent. certificate. Mr. Leath not appearing the case was continued, and the accused committed to jail. James Hanley and Pat Carrick were charged with being idle and dissolute characters, without visible means of support.--Hanley, who had Maryland papers, was committed to jail in default of security to be of good behavior. Carrick was sent to the Castle Thunder authorities, he having broken out of that institution.