Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-06

and to those who have not we would say
that we are always ready to supply them
with receipts in full, upon application
ut our office
ANOTHER RuMrus. Our friends of the
opposition, in this county, do appear to
be doomed to series of mishaps and
disappontments in the division of the
little bit of "spoils" they have secured
in the late election in this State Not
only in the appointments on the Canal,
a large number OF which gave dissatis-
faction. do they appear to have been I'M
fortunate, but few days since we had
the announcement that the Office of one
Of the clerks from this county in the To-
bacco Warehouse, in Baltimore, had con-
cluded that it did not seek" the right
man" and he had to leave. This is
the second difficulty they have had there,
as our readers will recollect. the first
being the running off of three young
men of our county, by the plugs" who
had gone there for employment in the
same place. When we announced that
they had not been permitted to work
there peaceably, but had been driven of
by these gangs Of DULLES, there was
much Indignation expressed by the little
party here. and its organ was flooded
with cards, communications &c, some
nc d6obt written here, and others from
Baltimore, testifying to the goodness
and amiabiiity of the Plugs, and saying
that our report Of the matter was no
correct. Among the names attached tC
one of these cards was that of the unfor.
tunate young man who is now "out,
and we have no doubt he has now come
t1the conclusion that there Is difference
between skuning and being skinned"
We are informed that the gentleman
selected to FIJI this place, is not Of oui
county, but Of Frederick, and some o
the dissatisfied ones have informed u;
that he is a Democrat, which is the worst
Of all At present there appears to BE-
a prospect Of delightful ''muss," which
will no doubt tell on our vote at the mex
election. Go on, boys, We like to see
you enjoy yourselves
PoLlrIcAL ITEMS. Further adyicei
from Oregon confirm the tidings of {
brilliant Democratic victory at their frs
State election MI the new State off
GERS are Democrats, and the Democrats
have a majority of twenty-nine on join
ballot in the Legislature. The Lcgis
laure was to have met on the 9th ult.
when an election for United States Sena.
tor would take place. in view Of Oregon
being admitted as a State at the next
meeting Of Congress. The vote for it,
admission passed the Senate at the last
session, and will 20 through the House
of Representatives at the next session
The election Of Gen Lane was deemed
certain. Before next March the Pacific
coast VIII be represented by four Demo
cratic Senators aud three Democratic
Representatives
William = Niblack has been nomi-
mated for re- election to Congress by the
Dcmocrats Of the FIRST district Of Indiana.
William II English has been nominated
for recollection in the second district. --
Martin Gray has been nominated by a
Democratic Convention in the sixth dis
trict In the ninth district John G.
Walker, editor Of the Laporte Times,
has been nominated to oppose Mr.. Colfax
The Democratic State Convention of
Ohio met at Columbus on the Goth ult.
aud nominated Mr. Thomas w. Barley
for Supreme Judge, Mr. Jesse Durbin
Ward for Attorney General, Mr. S. w
Gibson for Comptroller, and Dir r. H.
uondriekson for member of the Board
Of Public Works Hon. John Sherman
has been unanimously re-nominated to
Congress BY the Republicans of the thir-
tcenth district Of Ohio.
NJ The people Of Tennessee will be
called upon to vote on the first Thursday
in September nest upon the question Of
calling a Convention ito revise, alter