The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
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From the Ba ltimore Patriot.
ITO THE PEOPLE OF MAR Y
LAND.
NO. l.,

ty is,solcly responsible for tie crcaiion Of
Mc public debt on account Of workS o. In
tcrnat improvement in this State. \
charge to this effect has been made on the
'hustings and in some Of the public prints
Wc.propose'to meet and conclusivcly re-
iiute h!s"charge by reference to the legis-
Native Journals and public documents
They will demonstrate that no bill pro-
posing an appropriation to any Of the In
.ternal improvement works has ever been
carried or dejcalcd;by party rote, cx-
'cept the proposed appropriations to the
Canal at the December session, 1899
and the March session, 1871. This as
sertion is made deliberately, and without
the fear of successful contradiction. De
string to snbmit:thc naked proof to YOU
calm judgment, we shall scdulously aim
to avoid all party aspcritics and personal
illusions, and we shall Introduce only
such comments as are intrinsically neces-
sary to elucidate the subject.
The act of 1922, chap rl0l, entitled a
supplement to the act for the promotion
OF Internal Improvement, makes the FIRST
"fii'piiA2lioh w tiiC anu oIl'J
Rail Easl. 1T authorizes a subscription,
for and on behalf Of the State, to the a.
amount of 100000, and directs the in
stalments becoming due to be paid in GER
tfcaics Of stock Of Me state, bearing
AN interest of five per cent per annum.
The act of 1927, chap. l05, entitled a
further supplement to the act for the pro-
motion of Internal Improvement, makes
the first appropriation to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal
1t auhorises subscription, for and on
behalf of the State, to the amount of
100000, and drcsts the instalmcnts be-
coming due to be paid in certificates Of
STOCK Of the State, bearing an interest of
five per cent. per annum.
The Journal of the House of Delegates,
1927, PIP. SSH, shows that the act of
1927, chap 10l, was passed in that body
by yeas and nays, as follow:
Af?irmstye-Mcssrs Chapman, Speak
'er) Thomas, (of St. NJ Cough, Hawk
ms, Blackiston, Stewart, (of A. A. Sell
man Ltnthicnm, fancy, Somcrvllc, Ro-
}gerson, King, Turner, Price, Ely, 1rac-
.k/c, IS WonaS, (of CcriD .Nachey, Uar-
Ian, .Ncrcer,-Et semmcs, Beall, Duvall,
Watkins, TIlghman, Stevens. Ruth, Kemp,
Ho1ls, Shrircr, Hope, Montgomery,
YSmithson, Sutton, .Stcuart, (of Bait Nc
.Nalon, Fi-hngh, Haigamoi, Rench,
Ia'es, Lee, Peter, Mc.NtiN, Hoffman,
McCuiioh--4j
Ncgative-Nlessrs. Comegys, Ring
gold, Brown, Boon, Hughes, (of CHI.
Showcr, Lloyl, .Mariin, Miller, Donoho,
Gibbons, Douglas, (of d. CAN'T, Ridga-
fray, Potter, Jones, OrrclI, Douglass, (ofI
Co. Hughes (of NJ. Landslide, Dennis,
Williams, (ofD.) Bauning-23.
% Jack. men
FOR ,be A., % Wings
45'
T ) Jack. men
Against IS Wings
the Act -
%
The Journal of the Senate 1927. ID. |
1876, shows that the Act of 1927, CHI. |
lOl, passed in that body by yeas and nays
as follows:
Aillrma,ive-Messrs. Marriott, (Prcst.) |
johnson, Sc,ceH, Heath, Kenneth. Thorn
as, Herbert, Nclson-S. -
Messrs Dennis, Bees, UMtcly-3.
For the Act Wig? Wig: '''''
re Jack. men
Against l Wing.
the Act -
The Jour II. of Del. 1927, PIP. 4l9-|
20, shews that the Act of 1927, chap. l05,
was passed in that body by yeas and nays
as follows:
Ailirmalive-Messrs. Chapman, Speak
err Thomas, (of St. NJ Cough, Scilman
Linthicum, fancy, Pmran, Rogcrson,
King, Hughes, (of c. Turner, 7tackie,
Semmes, Beall, CAN'T, Duvall, Wells,
Watkins, Tilghman, Kemp, HoH=, Shrir-
or Stenrari, (of Baito.) Mc.Hahon, Ttz-
hugh, Walgamot, Rentch, Yates, Lee, Pc
ter, Hughes, (of NJ. landslide; Nc.Nicl
Hoffman, HoJJitzeR, McCulloh-36.
Nega,ive-NIcssrs. Comcgys, Ringgold,
Brown, Boon, Stewart, (of a. Az Bourne,
Somervllle, Price, Shomcr, Douglass, (ol
ID Thomas, (of Cecil, .Mackey, Harlan.
Mercer, Ridganay, Stevens, Williams,
(of w. Powell, Ely, Lloyd, .Mariin,
Banning, .Nillins, Donoho, Gibbons. Den
mis-, Williams, (ofD.) Hope, Montgomery.
Smithson, Sutton; Potter, Jones, Orreil.
Douglass, (of C.)-35.
l6 Jack men
For the Act 20 Wings.
Is Jack. mcr