St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-03-05


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zhould kase hesn kssa -. = 8 szAiser ni,ous
which, tfs<rs - dssEerenee e opinion alnssng mea
uf me beag usinis nza pmress prinriplrs: yes 10
case ahould enndeman Col. pems fef EAszg csnsme-
serssne GdsIilg with which hs sloaa ~ hia party
= wezi and n mne. 4 solder xaAy xKhs - the
s = : - sa,sy shfn Z = IS Z rss :
fidelity o. epurage< Hss esusne pruves that he
nsy 20 ssliea uppss. assd IL he new hss defrrnai-
81 - aex VIII si3e Democratic party, - no donbl
he has. his every nesion viii BE directed ~ &ppd
faish, and he viii 10 d0ubG he controlled ~ his
we've &C iis policy hy she decision Of the maiori-
~. an confident re nhaIi neSer re hun run
ning ~ IA isdsprndest eandidsfe ON any oeea-
sioa mxninsk she nomfiee af The party 10 which he
has Or may mEzmeh himself and, alshnugh differ
with the writer who nanssd Col. Dent a. TO the
mAapsr u Which hs hreugi,l forward his name.
agree witk him char party .kdslitg should meet
wifh the esnsmsndatiens of 81 ard sifkl<naess %
parsy nosnilmfions and discipline should naesi
with deridad rabulxe. - 49,
The other object III sl3nehanan Democrat. and
AsnAy say shz ssniGs one from the elsafuess with
which he s.fssenEs il. j. ~ sstaslssh = Fais By
which the einins q al oshers may be ovsr-
zienghed By he elaina u Zen. Bowie for abe
nsInination. The rule b. wishes q establish =
sasi@ 1hass na Csen. howis s0uEse in Congress
il appfsFed, lhezssofe be aasBuId he ss-hnsniaisd
for re aams position. nald h. declares thals 81
lhpskrf zke psppis mag appsevs isis COARSE yet
not 70 npusinafR Inn w0uld be IN inplisd eensure
ufs0n hiss. Nov, so such inplicnsian e0s,ld or
sA6MH u aFA@lm ia Opposition 70 direct asser-
tipn - ile eeMnnry. That slle Generals course
i approved have no doubt, aud might have
beea approved issd she llne of has duty been more
ditExuIt. Tmean ncs Ia dspreciafe his services
when say. skaE Col. Dent, Mr.. Harris, Judge
Ssone, or many other men who could have been
elected BY the people DC this distrses, would me-
ee3saFiiy have peffwnsed the same services
lie voted nsainsi Banks Tor Speaker, and 1 pre-.
sumo did al he could 70 pFssent his election, but
what son af Maryland woald MOI have dome 20.
except Henry Winter Davis and = man named
Hoffman IN the upper district
His olher political services were Of kindred
character. Whsn the position vt the country 10
suels that ntsrmeiase courses may not e follow
ed without ireaehery % il. then should say, the
line Of duty of q memhsr II Congress 10 plain
one. There could II 20 compromises properly
made with KnDW- Eothinga OF Hack Repubil-
cans -thesefsFe be had 10 vote plump up agains:
lhsn.a lie did shis as ashers would have done.
and cersainly those votes tIsus given meet with
se approval ofthe people q This district. But g
return % the rule whieh this writer wishes 10 lay
down foE the Democrats party. &c approval Of
the sotrs and course cf q nBember Of Congress
should ensatle hun 70 denomination, then sup
pose he must continue 20 be rs-n0ininated until
he does somsthing % Be disappfovsd Of by the
PARTY. No party ever has or ever will net upon
this prinsspls. The Whig party approved Of Mr..
Fillmore n administration 90 did the Democratic
party of Gen. Pierce . admsnistrasson, and 30 ex-
pressed Il BY sssolnion, yet neither Of these gene
lIesnen we're se-nomsnatsd By their party. A
hundred vioiasionsof this rais. which g Baehansn
Dsnocrss" wishes % impose upon as for the
lime being. might Be enumerated. There are
many other considerations which control noni-
ansious besides the snefe Get &c approsai of a
mana course in CONGRESS. There mag be other
men whose Fsoiiiicai course they may be just ~
willing % endorse as tal 90 the sitting member,
and whom they might wizi should rseeive ror-
ti0h Of the hnnors which use;Ha&
and 80
Buf why ak y u u
Bowiea he has neser zee been n0sninslz1 Tor
Congress BY either party in this district. His
name was before the Wing Convention which
nominated r.. I. Bowie and also before che Con-
sentioa which nominaied Augustus II. Sellers.
Against the former, he contested the elecnoil--
against the latter be was ID the held about fort
hsght, and in 1856 look The field on hisown hook.
and rs 10 wa not eertaim that he would not act ~
he had acted before, the Anti-Kno~ Noshings
thsught, i'm the peFiloua condition In which they
were placed il,at they had better 90 for him than
run The rsk of hasing thsiF strength divided by
having him ~ an inaspsndsni candidate. FROM
the above history. IL snighs be thought shat he
does not want q mominatsou Co take place, aud
that be possibly might NOT abide By the action Of
aConsenttOn called % nominate.
ifhe were the nouiaee, andshsre should hapren
10 Re pa independent candidate. he could sios.
withont hurting himself, say - hard things n he
might o1herwise have been able 70 say against
such character. To sssin up The whole matter
in Q lew words. IL IN eysdens shers ID nothing Ia
his present posifioD or previous course which
sisles him 70 hs nsors Gsorably considered than
other gentlemen IN she District and therefore fsr
should be as Ill coiltraIled by the impolisc and,
might says absurd ruls when sBuchanan Dguio-
sFas seems anxious should Be adopted. With
great respect. ! subscribe myself. . Wing Of le5s
bus nav - heart and soul ! 9, -
sss..-.. DEaEoCRAT.
yusas IEcoNrrE's DkrrscE.--Ia lesies
irum Judge Lecgsispte, dated Jan. esh, % AZ.
sorney General Cushing. he says be has 100
much SELF respect % respond 10 any lntimation
uul9vorable 10 bis oslicinl or personal con.
duct. unlrss requested BY the President 50 10
do. The amazing information thar he was 20
% renoved disabused him Of the full conf
dcnce upon which he had relied - me isss
security against injustice. censuFe. and cen-
dennaaion, without q hearin@. which he
would mo- ask % - Eniressed.ss Never havins
irlt 9 telnplnIson % eontFibote % peace
By pandenag 70 tie popular spirit beioss the
-app0infiuenk Of Cor. Geary. he should -
gard his advent il the Tessisiry as . wofui
curse % the land. Re accuses Gov. Cenry of
ulieFrpTeseniing he facts: denies that The peace
Of Kansas was IN The siighlest degree penlrd
hy his official acss. md branss IS grnszIy
iaise she sfaiemenf thaf he had refused IN fe-
lense the free Stare msen On kail. Ese av<rs
thas be viii consrFnlinusly discharge his duty
unconlsnllnd hvezle President or Cav. Gpsrv.