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cJua,e.1nS,s.&anben.

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
Maryland Politics.

We have watched the uprising Of
the people of Maryland to throw off tho
yoke OF Radical bondage which has
been forced upon their nccks, with
much interest. The proceedings Of
the convention held in Baltimore the
other day insurcs the speedy diseuthral-
mcnt OF a generous and high minded
people. The convention was largely
composed Of men who have been noted
as Uutspokcn Cuion men throughout
the war Such men as Governor Swan,
w. IL Purnell, Il. IL. Webster, Rever-
dy johnson, Montgomery Blair, j. W.
CrlsGod and the others who figured in
the convention, represent the true
Union sentiment of the State The rule
Of lsadicaiism in Maryland is about NJ
au cnd. The State ticket nominated
will be elected by a large majority, aud
4 legislature returned which will repeal
thr Infamous cuaetments by which
large proportion of the oldest and best
citizens have been DISTINGUISHED. The
restoration policy Of President johnson
WIS fully approved, and lion. Mont-
somcry BLAIR, Hon. Rcvcrdy johnson,
Governor swan, aud Hon. j. w. Girls
Geld were appointed delegates at large To
the Philadelphia Convention. That is
a most excellent delegation. The dark
days Of Maryland are about over, aud
the dawn OF new political era is break
Ing brightly Chambcrsbay Iutty
Spirit
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
Radical Desneraiion.

The action of Governor Swami is
throwing dismay into the Radical camp.
Their chagrin amounts to desperation,
and we must expect to hear of desperate
schemes devised, and absurd dogmas
asserted. The new Interpretation Of the
duties of Judges Of election, though ex-
ploded by their own oracles fast fall, and
repeatedly refuted during the present
excitement, is as often revived, and each
time asserted as confidently as though
The Radicals believed their own utter
auces. or this, however, the people
may feel confident, that the pcrfdious
registry law was framed with too fierce
an intent to endow the Registers With
arbitrary power, and with too little re-
gard to the eve Of that day when the
curse shall come home to roost, to have
permitted its authors to send it abroad
on its GRAND of prescription and intol-
erance, so planned, that Judges of cleo
ton, the appointees of commissioners,
in different counties aud rejecting the
various sentiments of their constituents,
should have the right to review the acts
and edicts of the loyal minions of Rad
zeal Governor. The possibility that a
Governor Of their own selection should
ever become so Disguised with their ac.
tions as TO desert their cause did not
occur to their maddcned brains. They
framed their engine for an era that is
past, and Gud it all unfit to propel their
craft n It's new channel. Well, theirs
was the sin--bo theirs the penalty
While the law themselves have made,
remains on the statute book, let them
not seek to eyade its provisions. If
they have learned wisdom sufficient to
desire its crasurc from tie record, no
conservative will say then nay. But
while it exists, let IT'S enforcement be
Impartial EHfoa Nh. Dam.
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Two Thousand II Year Extra.

The twu thgnuud d1'Inrs year
which tn ptu,w.rau Col-sp that
has appointed a committee vt retropch.
mcut has odd 90 the sillris Or rs
members vii! form uo small item 10 the
burden which the broad back nl the ma
t.nn is called upon 10 baag y si! Goa.
gross consists OF three hnuirai aud
fourteen Senators aud Representatives
consequently the noble act Of relglueh-
mcnt. 10 which they have given irgtala-
tive sanction sill ouy drain the pockets
of the people Of the paltry sum Of six
hundred aud twenty eight thousand dol
lars per uunum That amount is equal
to the interest, at six per ccnt., on a
capital of siO. 4GT 900 or, at iiyo per
cent. on capital OF ST. 800 900 so
the vote b. which the congressman
have increased their salaries is cquiva-
lent to adding 20 the national dcbt some
ten or twelve millions of dollars Here
We have another instance o. the vast
difference there is between the proni-
scs aud performances Of a ccrtllu class
orpulitcius. and unmistakHblc evidence
oil how perl,aaciou.ly they stick to the
principle of heads. win ;tils, you
lose. Nclr loh EfchaDyr
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To the Farmers.

TheTc L. ucrhaps upthin. about which
90. r,-,,o,. .,,ortj cvcr.i.c moro c,r,
dian +, IL, collection oe rhcir r,rti,i.
,.,, .rd c.ncei,ny T. a,i, caution ne.
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Negro military organization.

In reply to the allusion we made,
week before last, to the rumors afoat
about negro meetings at the Court
House, their object &C., some one comes
out in the Sentinel of last week and
avows that it is the fact; that theJ are
organizing military company in this
place; that they have met ut 8 o'clock
at night in trout Of the Court House,
with muskets on their shoulders for
drill and that they own their own mus
kets, and have met and organized "to
keep alive the associations reared amid
the carnage of the past four years =
He does not inform us whether they
are all returned soldiers or not, (Which
we very much doubt , neither docs he
give their number
We have been told that they have re-
cciyed legal advice that they have as
good right as any white persons under
tho civil rights law Of Congress to bear
arms and we do not care to stop to
dispute it just now orinquirc whether
it superscdcs the law of Maryland OF
not but We place our objection on the
ground That the public mind Il much
agitatcd aud prcjudiccd at the present
time aud that no matter how pure may
be their intentions, md that Of theft
advisers, people will believe that there
is some sinister design Mt the bottom
We do not believe that there is th,
slightest probability Of any party at
tempting TO infringe ou their rights
rendering a resort 10 arms necessary on
their part nor can we believe that lhC
colorcd men here intend 20 insist on The
on the right Of suffrage, or 10 assert
their claims to equality IN such manner
as might bring on collision With thc
whites for which they mean to be pre-
pared When We sec the terrible cRrct'
elsewhere Of bad understanding between
the two raccs, brought on by political
agitation, we think the true friends oil
the colorcd people here should advise
them to refrain from voluntary military
organizations ~ long as they are 80
likely to alarm and excite large ror.
ton Of the community.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09

NEW ORLEANS, July 3l--1ho fol-
lowing dispatch has just been received
aud wall DO promptly executed
Washington, .htg 30--lo Andrew
y, Heron, Attorney General OF Loulsi-
ana-You will call on General sheridan,
or whoever may be in command, for
sufficient force TO sustain the civil au-
thorities in suppressing all Illegal or
unlawful assemblies who usurp or as
sumo to exercise any power or authority
without first having obtained the CON
sent of the people Of The State. If
there is to be convention, let it be
composed Of delegates chosen from the
people Of the whole State The people
must first be consulted in changing the
organized laws of the State. Usurpa-
ton will not be tolerated. The law and
the constitution must be sustained, aud
thereby peace and order.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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shrew sI,ury camp Meeting.

This noted camp meeting, which be
gins on Thursday, the 23d Of August,
promises to even exceed the Que he'd
last year, and fully come up in size TO
what Was formerly known MS "Iowo's
amp which for years, was noted as
the great camp meeting Of the season.
IL will be held in Raymuuds Grove,
tthc same place as last Year, near the
New Freedom Station, on the Northern
Central Railroad. Among the stations
expected t. 80 from this city, are North
Baltimore, Exeter Street, Caroline Street
Strasbr.dgc, Hartford Avenue, East
baltimore, Jefferson Street, MadAou
.sAscnue aud Emory; besides, there wilI
~ station from York, Pennsylvania,
and number OF tents from Wcstmiu-
ster and elsewhere Il is generally con
coded that the stations from this city
will be larger than last year, and it is
therefore expected the camp will be
considerably augmented IN size There
will BE- large numbcro Of ministers pres.
cut, Among which will be some Of the
most prominent Of the Methodist Epis.
copal Church. under whose auspices the
camp will be held Round trip tickets
will be Issued TO the camp by the Nor
thcm Central Railway Company at re-
duced rates, aud, it is expected, that all
camp meeting trains Will stop at the
ground, thus Offering every induccmcnt
20 those DESTROYS OF visiting the great
camp meeting of the season. The meet
ing wall be- under the supsriutendlucc
OF Rev. J. II G. Dosh. presiding Elder
Of the Carlisle district, aud Res. Nit
Warren, preacher in charge Of shrews-
LurE nirruit. - NnN. lammrl.nR-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
Maryland Institute.

The Nineteenth Annual Exhibition
Of American Manufactures and the Me.
chahic Arts, will be opened at the spa
cious Hall of the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore Md Tuesday Evening Octo-
Der 2, 1866, and continue to Tuesday
evening, October 80 This is matter
of great interest and importance to the
entire State, AID we are pleased 20 learn
that the Exhibitiop for the present year
promises to surpass any that preceded
it. We hope Carroll ,ounty will be "a
vorabIy represented. Mr.N. II. Thayer,
Corresponding Secretary olthe Board,
will be in Westminster for tev weeks
yet, and will be pleased to give a'y in
formation to our citizens who may have
articles to deposit during the exhibition
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
The war In Europe.

It appears that the announcement
made last week on the authority Of a
despatch BY the Atlantic cable, that
peace had been made between Prussia
aud Austria, was premature. An ar
mistice was signed aud the probability
is that it will result in the establishment
of peace.
An action took place at Presburg, in
which the Prussiaus were successful /;
but it was interrupted by news Of the
armsticc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
Cholera.

The New York World Of Saturday
reports rapid ana violent increase Of
cholera in that city, which is confirmed
by dispatches Of later date There
were twcnty-scvcn cases and ten deaths
in New York, and forty-seyeu cases and
ten deaths in Brooklyn reported by the
Board of Health on Saturday The to-
tai number of deaths from all causes
for the week was seven hundred and
ninety-nine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
TnR PEACE CONFERENCE.

The peace conference is to be held at
Prague. The prellminaries thereto, as
agreed upon, are as follows
Austria is to withdraw from the Ger
man Confederation, and is to lose Vene-
tia and her part of Schleswig- Holstein.
Austria is also to pay ten million dol
lars to her adyersarles Tor the expenses
OF the war
The German States north of the Main
are to form union under the guidance
OF Prussia.
The German States south of the Maine
arc to form au Independent union.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09

vote at State election determines the
right to vote at municipal election
A person cannot be entitled to vote at
ono election and not entitled to vote at
another. The right to vote is precisely
the same at all elections, whether State
or municipal.
Very respectfully, Your obcdient SER
want, WILLIAM PRICE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
WESTMINSTER MARKET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, August Z, 1855.
FLOUR.--Howard street Super and cut Ex-
ra O. 75aSl2, rs, do Extra shipping IL. 50aSl2 so
per Dbl. Rye Flour, new, 5.50a$6 per bbl.-
Corn Meal-City Mills and Brandywine 75a
SIS, per Dbl.
GRAIN.-0f white and red the offerings in
clude 10, 500 bushels at 3a$3 05 for choice white
50Sa2 10 for fair TO good, 2a$2 80 for inferiori
7saS2 so for choice red, 2 65a$2 95 for good
to prince and 9Oas 2 10 for inferior. Corn
is selling at l.O2a$l. 10 for white, and yellow at
92a94 cents. 0ats--New Maryland and Virgin
ia sold 42a44 cts. weight. Rye we quote Of
E95 cents a 81 per bushcl.
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Meeting Ia Myers District.

We remind our readers that on Sat.
urday next, nt 10 O'Clock is to be held
Mass Meeting Of the friends Of prcsi.
dent johnson, aud a restoration Of union
aud harmony to all sections, at Silver
Run, Carroll county, which We hope may
be attended by large eonconrse Of pco-
pie. Eminent speakers have been in-
vitcd, and we trust will attend to edily
the people on such an interesting oeca.
sion The people Of that district are
very jealous, and deserve encourage
meut from others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09

legislature can be generally elected this
year. Every eotc added 10 TIC regis
try in this county will help elsewhere if
it does not here; and here there is very
good prospect of success to the liberal
cause if all be registered who are justly
entitled.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09
Local Intelligence.
johnson Meeting.


A Grand Mass Meeting of the friends Of
President johnson, will be held at Silver
Run, Carroll cotnty Nd, OH SATURDAY
the 18th day Of AUGUST, 1866, commen-
cling at 10 o'clock A. NJ, When tie following
named gentlemen will address the meetings
Col. William z. Maalsby,
A. II. Bittinger Esq, Of York, Pa.
Hon. Vim. McSherry, of Littiestown Pa.
Charles II. Busby Esq.
The friends Of President johnson, of the
neighborhood and adjoining Counties, are
respectfully invited to attend en- nasse and
make this the grandest meeting of the day.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
The Mount Pleasant Silver Band will be
present ON the occasion and enliven the
meeting with some oftheir choicest selections.
8. COVER,
g. w. SKULL,
G. ERB, ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-09

SIXTEEN PERSONS Poisoned AT
Winona, Marshall county Illinois, six
teen persons, who took breakfast at the
Deleyau House, kept by Mr.. West, were
taken i'll, vomiting and cramping severe
w. Great excitement ensucd but none
of the cases proved fatal. The cause is
assigned to prepared flour, put up at
Chicago, The affair is to be inycsti-
gated.
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Foreign News by the Atlantic
atnhIc.

Hghy mPortwt- The basis Of the
Hrace Acyot,attons-- What AUSTRIA
wW Losc and Prussia Gaia-- TIE
Future Status II Germany.
LONDON, August 3D. Received in
New York August 5. MARTIAL law has
been proclaimed in Lower Austria, and
also IN Venice, and also in Prussia and
.Nurtcmberg.
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a special despatch to the New York
EecHmg Post states that Attorney Cen
cral Stanbery has given an opinion tn It
the nominations Tor public Ulcers re-
jcctcd by the Senate during its recent
sessions can be legally made by the
President during the recess.
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The maryland Farmer.

We have received the August mum
Der of this fayorite of the Agriculturist.
We recommend it as publication of
great value. Price ST. so per year
Address S, s. Mills & Co. Baltimore,
Maryland.
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Freedom Johnson Club.

A few week ago we prepared for pub
LEGATION notice Of fine meeting held
at Freedom by the johnson Club, and
other citizens, which was addressed in
an able and most acceptable manner by
A. Leo Knott Esq. of Baltimore, who
attended on invitation. The notice was
not published, through some inadyer-
tence, and we insert this as a tardy act
of justice
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REV. HUGH LINN,
Pastor and Chairman of Committee.
aug. 2,-3t.

FIRE.-0n Monday night, the Both
ult. the barn Of Mr. Theodore Sewer,
near Manchester in this County, was
set on fire by some miscreant as is gen
orally believed, whilst the family were
asleep, aud burnt with all its contents,
including his crops, one horse, two cows
&c. Loss about 10000
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iuly2G.3t
Committee of johnson Club.

BS5"The plants of the field and the
trees of the forest furnish ample means
to prevent and cure disease, provided
they are used in harmony with the laws
of nature. All disease is, at first, local
in its character, but soon the blood be-
comes vitiatcd or impure, and the whole
system becomes influenced. The first
step towards recovery is to cleanse the
blood and system generally, and disease
will soon pass away. Bryan's life Pills
arc adapted for this purpose, aud, moth
ing surpasses their efficacy. au2.