Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03


gislature, and three Representatives in
Congress will be chosen. The nominal
tons Of both parties are as follows -
Republicans For Governor, Hiland
Hall; Lieut.. Gov, Burnham Martin
Treasurer, Henry NJ. Bates; for Con
gress, EzekielP Walton, Justin S. Nor
rill, Homer E. Royce. Democrats For
Governor, Henry Keys Lieut.. Gov,
WHY'S Lyman; Treasurer, james T.
Thurston for Congress, c. c. Eastman,
L. B. Chase, W H. II. Bingham.
The regular election in the State of
Maine will take place in the ensuing
week--on Monday, the 18th inst. There
also Governor and Legislature are to
be chosen, and six Representatives in
Congress. The canvass has been quite
animated Manassch II. Smith is the
Democratic and Lot NJ. Morrill, the Re
publican candidate for Governor. The
nominations for Congress are as follows ::
Democrats. Republicans.
Ira T. Drew, d. H. Somes,
David r. Hastings, John j. Perry,
Alfred W johnson, Ezra B. French,
Asa Gile. freeman II. Morse,
Bion Bradbury, l. Washburn, Jr.,
Stephen 9. Foster
The election in California, we believe,
is also to take place on the 18th instant /;
but the nominations for Congress had not
been made at the latest dates from there.
GIDDTNGs LEFT AT IIoME.-Hon. j.
r. Giddings, after twenty years unin-
terrupted and consecutive service in the
House of Representatives, has at last
been dropped by his Republican constit-
uents. The old veteran is to be left al
home and Mr.. Hutchings sent to Wash
ington in his stead. The retirement OF
Mr.. Giddings from the political stage,
and the re-appoarance of Mr. Corwin
upon it, are very significant political
events, when taken together The pow
er-ef the old abolition dynasty is tho.
roughly broken in Ohio.
ASAD PICTURE. The Cleveland Plain.
dealer of the 18th ult., gives a pitiablc
picture of large number of laborine
men and their families in that city. /
says the monster Destitution, is crouch
ing around their cherries hearthstones
and the still more terrible monster Star
walton is knocking at their doors. A
least this is so with some of the working
men. These men are not beggars, no.
loafers, nor sots. Hundreds are seekin,
work but cannot find any. Was such
thing ever heard of as occurring in
slayeholding State of the Union =?
Bg- With great pleasure, We cop,
from the Washington Star, the follow
ing well merited tribute to the success
full enterprise of our friends, the Mcssrs
GAIT, Of Washington, than whom nj
better or more useful men live anywhere
Nessrs. GAIT BRo IS New Store is bein,
rapidly and tNstefully, as well as substantially
finished, and attracts the undivided attention
and admiration Of all who pass the place Ii
architectural style and elegance Of finish. thi
handsome building surpasses in every detail
any other mercantile establishment on Penn
sy~ana avenue and is proud monument t
the success Of the home industry Of the Fede
raj Metropolis, the entire work being done b,
our own mechanics The walls and ceiling @
the fourth and fifth stories have been whit
coated, and, together with the third stor,
rooms are to be finished and furnished as al
addition TO the extensive hotel Of the Messrs
BRowE, with which they have been connected
The ornamental work for the cornice is nearl,
ready to be put up; it is a truly pretty design
and will be gazed at with delight by all lover
Of chaste architecture. The carved bracket
are a wonder Of wonders to all who have seen
them. Tho largest are six feet long, and ar
carved in a style which rebounds to the credi
of Mr.. f. W. HADDEs, by whom they were OK
ecuted. Other portions Of the work are equal
/ ~ interesting as exhibiting the taste and skill
Of Washington mechanics. All interested il
the success Of the enterprises Of our home peo
/ pie, are aware that the Messrs. GAIT are self
made men. Their financial success has beer
entirely the result of years Of industrious, un
] tagging perseverance in their calling, and un
failing business promptiude in every mcrcan.
I tile undertaking. Such men are in every bu.
siness community, the great sinews Of CONNER.
ciaf prosperity, who keep the machinery Of
trade in order and are its only safe reliance
during financial depression. May we have ma
ny more such among US"
NEW BUILDINGS ~ Our enterprising
friend, Mr.. WM. BRADDocK, of Quality
Hill, has just had completed a commo-
dious and elegantly finished dwelling
house 1t stands where his former resi-
dence stood, and is an ornament to our
village The work was done by Mr.
McCoRMAcK, Of Baltimore.
ROBERT w. CARTER, Esq, has, also,
just had most comfortable. convenient
and tastcfully finished dwelling erect
ed upon his farm, near this place. The
work was executed by our townsman,
Mr.. j. W. CAMPBELL, and will compare
favorably with the best finished houses