Held in Baltimore, July 26, 27, and 28, 1852

In pursuance of public notice, a meeting of delegates to the Convention

of Free Colored People of the State was held in the lower room of

Washington Hall. The Convention was temporarily organized at 3 o'clock,

by calling James A. Handy, of Fell's Point, to the chair, John H. Walker

being appointed secretary. Mr. Handy returned his thanks for the honor

conferred upon him.

On motion of Charles O. Fisher, of Fell's Point, a committee of one from

each delegation present was appointed to nominate permanent officers of

the Convention.

On motion of James F. Jackson, the credentials of the delegates were

handed in, and the following sections of the State were found to be

represented:

East Baltimore--James A. Handy, James T. Jackson, Chas. O. Fisher,

Stephen W. Hill, Daniel Koburn, David G. Bailey.

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