Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-04
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WASHINGTON, July 81, 1859
Ha..ra GchIeiI HrNez. d Ia

Editors Of lie Examiner, Frederick, Md.
GENTLEMEN:-My attention has been call
cd to an insiduous article in the Maryland
Union early in June last, in which reference
has been made TO me, in connection with the
Canal Company. However complimentary
to me, this article may appear upon its sur
face, the design of its author is to effect the
very object which he seemingly deprecatss-
my removal from Office.
The position hold, in the Office of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, has
never been regarded as political one, since
the organization of the company, and have
held it for more than twelve years, under
Boards of different political parties, with sat
isfaction, believe, to every member oil each
succeeding Board.
have never been an active politician, but
my political aifinties and principles have
been well known to all my acquaintance,
have never been concealed, have always been
and now are those of the Wing party. Du-
ring the past five years have on no occasion
voted anywhere for any person or party, my
residence being in the City of Washington,
and have had no interest in its municipal al
fairs.
Please publish this communication, to avoid
Misrepresentation which have been made.
Yours very Respectfully,
". s. RlNGGOLD.
BSyThe editorial referred to, appeared in
the Union, of June ID, and said that in con-
sequence Of '.his utilization with the Demo-
cratic party, powerful influence is being
brought to bear to remove Mr.. Ringgold from
the Secretaryship of the Canal, merely on &C
count of his politics" "The success,
which for the last twelve months has attended
that great work is owing to the intelligence
and energy Of the Democratic administration
which preceded the present, and that would
not have accompanied it, if had not been
for its present Democratic Secretary"
1t win be seen, that Mr.. Ringgold denies
being democrat" and says he is still a
Wing; but has not voted for five years past
for the candidates ofany political party.
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