The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-11
I'M DIR CRY

DIFFERENTIATION TN OUR CITY
w. Observation-Disclosures OF BALTIMORE: Our
local election on Wednesday, the 18th inst is not of
party character The great questions are: Shall the
prodiga expenditures of the public money any longer
continued Shall taxes any longer increase2 Shall pro
PeV hoaes from TINS cause ana the torch of the incen
diary longer be deferred from erecting buldngs?-
Shall the want of employment and the low price for all
kinds of labor any longer continue? Shall the majesty
the law longer be set at defiance by awess gangs of
YOUTH just budding into manhood? Shall dwellings any
longer continue to be robbed? Property stolen? Murders
committed with comparative impunity? Shall the aoant
Of arrests and If adequate punishment any longer mark the
degenerdcy and 1ce7kHeSS Of City Government? The
first paper of this month SH neutral) man was
assaulted in the streets and robbed of his was
shot in fracas another knocked down and robbed in
the street. No ARRESTS. The second boy sent from
store with package, is knocked down in the street and
robbed building is set on fire No arrests. And
attempt to shoot police officer The third states that m
teen or twenty youths and young men make attack
without any provocation upon hackmen, who are
taken by surpse-the skull Of one is fractured by slung
shot, and two Others badly wounded. One burglary No
arrests So read from day day of revolving
and no arrests. The impunity with which the laws
are violated renders our city the criminals paradise Our
present government has proven itself feeble to
protect the baloboX the great palladium of liberty Our
eIecIohs under It's administration are mere mockery
Shall we through supneness make them by-word of re-
proach throughout the Union? The outrages midst
are rendered still more mournful by being mostly
mlted by gangs of youth and young men, at time rev
walls and moral reformations going in other
munies greater than have before taken place since
the dawn of civilization Is there parents there
any having the least respect for morality
tian virtue not feel the neceeSsiu for oren and
immediate reOrmatiOn? After trial Of two Years our
City Government has proved totally incompetent check
the progress of crime it has squandered the
public funds created inriious DISTINCTIONS and M naqed
the choe financial affairs Of public schools auth reck
less Prodigaty Taxes have been enormously increased
and all departments of industry depressed. History
proves that all great reormers have according heavens
unerring law, wrestled in early life with adversely en-
dured hardships and braved the most imminent dangers
Col Shut, the peoples candidate for Mayor is not
brought forward polished scholar,-a brilliant orator,
tanments and to receive the elite in a drawing
self made, hard working man, whose great natural
powers Of endurance have been developed, tested and
strengthened in the discharge of duty through series
sieepess nights amid imminent peril He is fearless of
danger, has an iron will indomabe energy and unfnch-
ing integrity He has freely mingled with in all the
diversified cangs of life With naturally great ntuitive
powers of mind, he has profound knowledge of human
nature and the wants of society He entirely free from
c'iqaeS and party rdmnelS With n heart glowing for
honorable distinction and usefulness, he will retain the
really efficient officers and worthless the
winkers at the abettors of crime like cha before the
driving wind His entire time energies and tO,ghtS will be
devoted to official duties He will put his shoulder
to the wheel and know by observation the ab
ty and the duty of each police officer Like the
an army he will head his police force give
seeess nights to breaking up lawless bands of rioters
thieves and robbers So prominent his varied qua-
cations that the finger of Providence seems to clearly
visible in pointing him out the peoples candidate
VIII you assist in consecrating the giant
energies of dae to the detection and ade
qate punishment Of roIated G-to substituting for ran
cor and hatred, harmony and fraterna feeling Will
you invite the untrng eXertions of your hardy
noble son to labor in making his native city the
moral metropolis and the greatest commercial
porium of our Union. By not making attempt
to vote, your tacH assent mill be giuen to hbos.
Ro1o IN power. Make more effort to enjoy the free
mans dearest rights If you denied the privilege
hare The proof for the cause Of your Acknowledgement
corded Fail not to try to vote Look to the honor of your
city the integrity social political and religious in
situations. Refrain from all that ntoxcaes either brain
mind Go firmly and mildly to the balIot-box It is
disparagement to the peoples candidate that he has
been reared to hard labor and is takeu common
walks of life Washington, Franklin Jackson and Tay
or once endured similar triastaunts jeers and bes
Natures nObemen developed by great emergencies
God in his inscruabe wisdom has ordained the un-
firing arm of industry the philanthropc heart
less eye OF vigilance shall most command respect and ad
mraon The spirits of the ilustrious dead-the wstfu
eyes of childhood watchfuy anxousy looking
II In your bosoms burn the true spirit of feemen Go to
the polls uninuenced by party, alive to merit Sister
States the friends of liberty the world over and all
ceedng ages will applaud your deeds In the hour Of
death proudly look to heaven having performed
sacred duty for children your Country and
ooa. II
:t-p5TH WARD FIRST BRANCH CITY
NIB COUNCIL INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
CHARLES PHILLIPS the untiring and industrious Me-
chanc whose interest has been identified with Ward
for these last 20 years is well qualified represent
IN the next Council and will he supported by the
terest of the Ward (oc9-2t* MECHANIC.
i2-pAT A MEETING OF THE VOTERS
~ OF THE ELEVENTH WARD, irrespective of any
party movement ANDREW S. RIDGELEY was unani-
mously nominated candidate to represent the Ward
in the First Branch of the City Council and DECATUR
H: MILLER, for the Second Branch.
The friends Of the above named gentlemen requested
to meet at the PEABODY HOUSE corner of St Paul and
Centre streets, on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst at
TX O'Clock. oc9,3t@
/ rpOFFICE OF THE, BALTIMORE 4
| DN3 OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Sth Ocr 1855
Notice is hereby given that a GENERAL MEETING OF
! THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY will be held
at this Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of November
next being the third Monday said month"; between the
hours of zen and one O'Clock for the purpose of ELECT
| ING TWELVE DIRECTORS for the ensuing year The
transfer book will be closed from the 25th of October to
the 10Th November, both days inclusive.
=. Il. anAIN sUS, secretary
| F5NHE COMPREHENSIVE FORMER
| E LY existing between f. OUTFLOW and J. McMUL-
LEN this day dissolved The business carried
| on by +. OUTFLOW.
Baltimore, Oct. 18th, 1858. oc11-tf
| WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND Sill
w YER WARE.
W. B. l. A RIM OUR
No 10 Light ST. opposite the Fountain Hotel Light st
invites the attention of purchasers to his stock fine
GOLD and SILVER CASES, and warranted splendid time
keepers Also, choice stock of French and American
JEW of the latest patterns; Sterling Silver and
Abata Ware of every variety of style; and Steel
Spectaces; Eye Glass; Clocks; Liquor Stands; Fancy
Goods &C. at low prices Watches and Jewery repaired
! IN the BEST manner ocl1- tfr
HANsoN's GREAT VEGETABLE
HI REMEDIES,
For the of all diseases of the Chest and Lungs
Coughs Colds, Dyspepsia, Pains, internal and external;
Neuralgia, Headache, Toohache, Cramps the stomach
Kidney and Blood diseases Weakness of the back &c
Also and inyeterae Sores Bone Fellows and
in general. These Medicines Hanson's COUGH REM
EDY iIansons PAIN LOTION with five Others which
comprise the series. IA NORTH EDEN ST,
ocllly near Chew. Baltimore
! A Lii THE SAFES
IA AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE
BURNED UP
/ EXCEPT LILIES
! LILLE TRIUMPHANT-AG GREAT TEsT.--The fire at
the Crystal Palace, New York furnished Safes
than which thorough could have desired
Those who the ground say the hottest
burning they saw The wares of the Safe Manufac
n 1Sifu TayiS