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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20


We had net timc, last weak, 10 give
moro thae harricd sketch Of tho pro.
ocrdinga u the Congressional conyea.
ton Of the Ash District, which met AZ
Westminster, on Wednesday Of las.
week
notwithstanding tho great distance
tho Aliegany Delegates bad 70 come,
cover 200 @iIas by railrosa there we're
eighteen delegates present, three simcs
as many as the number o. votes ailoscd
tiie county 10 coasonticp. The part,
IL that county are very enthusiastic,
aud we're anxious for the sgeesss other
fayoriie William Wulsh Esq. Il would
have been pleasant 20 ailin tho Conrn.
ton il they could have been consistent
y eraihed but the Delegates from
Washington county bad also ilea'r "a.
yoriie, Major sycsier; aud shose from
Frederick had theirs, Col Maulsby,
who is also regarded in Carroll 81.
most al her own son 70 that il seemed
70 be impossible TO yield to, though
hard as it was todcny, tbs high spirited
aud generous sous Of Allegauy. Wash.
ington county sent bat six delegates,
equal to tho number Of her votes
Though 20, demohitratise, yet they
sustained their fityoritc, ii firmly asdid
the Delegates FROM Allegapy Old
Frederick was represented by seven
Delegates or The same character, who,
with the six Of the same sort from Car
roll county, nominated Col Maulsby on
the first ballot.
Where al The candidates scre 50
worthy, aud all 50 willing to accord 20
each other support, no matter who
would have been successful, We do not
believe the people Of shs several coun-
ties will do otherwise than combine
cheerfully Ia support Of Clio nominee 10
this desperate campaign, aud roll up as
big vote, or majority, for him as they
would have done for their respective ia
yorites had they been nominated
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

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;n ii yen3e,od valaabia sss;stoae,. Il.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Soldiers and sailors Conveu.
ffnas

A Mass CONVENTION Of tho Maryland
Soldiers and Sailors met Ia Baltimore
on the 18th inst, 70 send Delegates to
the Grand Natiasal genYea.:ea Of Sol
dicrs and Sailors, which met at Cleayc,
land, Ohio, on the l7th inst. Col w
P. Maulsby presided Speeches we're
made by Col. Maulsby, Col Phelps, and
others Resolutions endorsing the
Philadelphia Platform aud the johnson
policy were adopted. One hundred del.
egatcs were appointed, headed BY Gen.
J q, Sullivan, Col w. II Maulsby,
Gen. Boworman &c. II was well at
tended and enthusiastic.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Thr ncglstrntlon.

As the time Cor registration Of yotcrs Il
now over for this year, we would be
Obliged to any one who would inform
us Of the number registered, or whe
have applied for registration, This year,
in the several distiist--aIso The number
registered IN the same districts the last
ycar--so that We can approximate the
number Of voters in the County
1t win be several weeks yct before
tho lists are made out aud published by
the Registers.
The number reglsteredin Wcatmin.
ster District last year was about $50.
The applicants for registry this year in
the same district, until Tuesday evening
last, was 293.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
County Nominating con,en-
fln.s

AZ a meeting Of tho Central Commii.
tee held at Westminster, on the 18th.
inst Il was determined that meetings
should be held in the various districts
Of Carroll county, Of the friends Of tbs
National Union Party who sustain Pres
ident johnson, on Saturday the 29th 81
September inst, at ] O'Clock +, NJ 70
choose Eve delegates each 70 meet at the
Court House, Westminster, on Satur.
day the 9Th. Of October next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. 10 nominate candidates
for the House Of Delegates Of Nd. to be
supported BY said party.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

80 II sou Ro % these great aud glDfi-
Gus colonies oftl,is r9uutry--thc Unisel
STATES o. AmefFcsl cheese thcfoyOu
viii and Inc pcople exhibiting III the
virtues elieh tiolopg 20 the greatest ua-
lions % il4e lace 81 tlsc earth there
you VIII asd.a people passing through, a
sfcmoadDis war, . tremendous rsvolu-
ton, with conduct and saceess, with
generosity add a niaguannnity which
hma onsed anil attracted the admlrA-
ton of lbs wsrll Loud cheers
Tho above We exlraet from speech
lately delivered by John BRIGHT, il ii.
yor q universal suffrage, Il q Reform
meeting al Binninglaa,, Englaod, mum.
bering from tao % three hundred
thousand people. We much fear that
this noble ,ribnta Of admiration win BE-
undespned # the popular saaragc d
tho North shall sustain the malignant
policy Of che Radicals. If the middle
snd Western states viii sustain them
like Vermont and Maine then shall VIC
continue, God knows how long, divi.
ded people---with ihe North ruling the
South BY foFcc, aud free voluntary gov.
ernmenl among thc things that were,
aud arc not---a faded day dream Of our
deladcd Ancestors. Busw thank God
that tic die has not yet been east aud
there i yet time for our People 70 rally
round Andrew Johnson aud tho noble
men who are now brcasting the swelling
tide Of Radical intolerance. We hope
this gear uiay already give evidence Of
thoir speedy downfall but if il does
not, We shall still labor Oh, satisfied that
II viii not b long until the conserya-
tiyes Of the North shall work their iiual
overthrow, aud our couatry again stand
forth model or solfgoyeramont, North
and South.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
rourtI, a,ongrcsaIonsal District

.Hessrs. Editors baltimore AnaericGn:
We have observed that the report of
the Congressional Convention held at
Westminster yesterday, 18th Inst, in
the dmerscaa Of this morning, is very
faulty and erroneous. Ii Is due to the
delegation. from Washington. county, of
which we were members, that we should
correct that part Of it which attributes
to that delegation dissatisfaction at the
nomination Of Colonel Maulsby. On
the contrary, the fact is that Colonel
Maulsby was, next to our own county
man (Alr. Syester, the choice Of every
delegate from Washington county, as
he was the preference Of Mr.. Syester
himself.
Although not authorized to speak for
the gentlemen from Allegany, VIC think
we may say the same in regard to them
that Colonel Maulsby was next to
Mr. Walsh the choice Of the delegates
from Allegany, as he was Of Mr.. Walsh
himself,
The nomination was made unanimous
in the usual way, and received tho
unanimous vote Of the delegation from
Washington county.
In order to correct erroneous impress
sious, and that Justice mny be done all
parties, you win confer favor by the
publication of this note.
r. ELLswoRTH Cook,
HENRY GANTz.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
WksfknN MlArrt.Anp coLLEaE..


WEsfERs MAnyGAsD CoLLEGE.
The corucr.stone Of this institution Of
learning was laid 1t Westminster, Car
roll county. Md, on Thursday, the 9th
instant The ceremony Of laying the
stone was performed By the Masonic
fraternity, IN the use Of their beautiful
and suggestive ritual. AZ stand ia
The grove covering the emineDce on
which the college i located, appropriate
religious services were held, Rows,
Ulysses Ward Daniel Bowers, John r.
Nichols, ID. W Bates and II. s. RoSc
officiating, and addresses were delivered
By Rcy. J. u Murray and H. j.. Drink
hunsa, j. II Richardson, ESQ, and
ourseli. II was 81 occasion Of much
interest, inipressing all present not only
with the great Importance Of the enter
prise thus formally inauguratcd, but
with admiration Of the energy and faith
u is protector, aud confidence 10 his
ability 70 make IL success and bles-
sing. Most heartily DO we pray for his
sncccss We look forward 10 great adj
vantage 10 the Methodist Protestant
Church 70 Be derived from this college.
.nsthogita Protcao,if,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Canvass In INDIANA.

We learn from the AURORA Boreaiis,
Of Bowling Green, Clay county Indiana,
edited by A. T. Lansing Esq, whole
souled Democrat, that one Of the largest
meetings ever held in Western Indiana,
met there lately II was attended BY az
least 10000 people who encampcd BY
the acre. II was an old fashioned Bar
becuc, and perfectly enthusiastic
Among the notable speakers was
Brick" Pomeroy, the celebrated editor
Of the Ia Crosse Democrat, all The way
from Wisconsin. The Democrats and
Conservatives Of Indiana will give a
good account Of themselves this year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

we iaiended last week. 20 Dotiee IN
editorial 10 che ssstsel of lhe GiA imt I;
but forgot il, no,wiihs,apdi0esi charged
rs With asserting shat We akhew 90 be
iaeo1oet'--wbich mas 30 10 slow how
ll,ile We estimate such charge fron
that quattcg We did NO. know that
each Of the Registers received with
their ooHlnisaioas a copy efthe Regis.
try law until informcdby him. Neither
did We know, until hs said -, chat the
copy Of lhe voters oath aud ca,cehisu,
was not given out At che Court House,
but was printed and sent 10 them from
she seaisaf Once. We did suppose
that sufficient supply Of the article 70.
manned over from Inst year, and were
informed thai one Of them Il least sta
ted that be had received Il With bis
commission We would not, BY our 81
hence, leave any one 70 infer that We
would publish what wekncw 70 be false,
though the charge was 80 awkwafdiy
made that !, hardly needed this cxpla-
uation.
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s. ,bo n. Committee. where Col. web.
s;as and o,l,ers awaited their arrival,
They reached Calycrt station little
before two O'Clock Avery ercat crowd
had awaited thcnl there for hours. Gov.
swaun. ii thesnamc o. tho State, dcliv-
ID The address Of welcome. noticing that
Tho CIV Councils lad refused i public
reception. Tho President briefly RI.
piled. The party were escorted through
crowded streets 70 .ho Eutaw House,
where xlGoyeruor Bradford delivered
al address Or welcome on the part d
the people Of Baltimore, 10 which the
President made a reply at some length.
fIc seemed 10 be il iinc speaking order,
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

Is the cable we learn that il il ru-
nsorVd IL Paris that tho Emperor Ma.
poleon has recalled Nlanhal Bazaine
from Mcsico. 4 meeting between the
Emperor aud Count l,lsmaFrk his boon
arranged, and The inieFsie@ viii Toxic
place shortly. The Tnfkish army has
Invaded Lebanon The Porte has ri.
fused % grant an amnesty to tho Gre
taus. The troubles there are on the IN
crease. a difficulty has sprung up be.
tween Austria and Italy 10 regard 70
the debt. 81 Yeneiia The circular
about 70 be issued IS the Emperor M
poleon to the Epnapean Powers Is OK
pecicd 70 be pacific in is tone aud char
uctcr
A private despatch by the cable 20
the New York 3yib,op, aud purporting
10 come from Berlin, states renewal
Of the war 10 Germany appears 70 be
again possible Austria Is charged
with seeming to act III bad faith, aud
Prussia threatens once more 70 draw the
sword
exported that Prussia threatens
to make common cause with her ally,
Italy, IL the new difficulty Of the latter
10 the settlcmoat with Anstria; that
Prussia has stepped the Withdrawal Of
her forces from Bohemiaj and that
there Is probability Of the renewal of
var We doubt, however, whether mat
ters arc 50 serious.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

Il was with sincere pleasure that We
placed al the head Of our columns, last
week, the namo Of Col. William r.
AIaulsby, Of Frederick, formerly Of Car
roll, as The CONSERVATIVE candidate for
Congress ia the Fourth Distrietof Ma
|ryland To BE- sure we would, both
cheorfully aud hopefully; have hailed
the nomination Of either Of the other
two gentlomeD, who were also spoken q
for the Office, Is their political records
are about tie Same Is his; yet Col.
Maulsby is better aud more fayorably
known to every man woman and child
almost in our county, and will receive
here, we believe, far more than d legiti-
mate party vote. Wethink the people
Of Carroll will feel prouder Of being rep
resented 10 Congress BY him than BY
any representative they hare ever had.
Atall events they win feel satisfied, i
be Is elected, that they never can have
d man 10 Congress who would DO more
for the interests ofour county than he.
Indeed. il Is his character 70 be gencr-
Gus to a fault, and never to do enough
for those who conlide 10 him This, we
arc satisfied, is well known to the poo
pie Of Carrot, and We can hardly believe
that they win let party feeling, bitter
and unrelenting MS II Il, prevent them
from giving such display oflibcrality
10 70 ing as was Descr seen before.
Some may imagine that Che fact chat
Col Maulsby, early 10 the Rebellion,
though always pure Southern man in
feeling, took up arms and gallansly
risked his life 10 dclence Of She Govcrns
ment and Union, would impair his
strength with mnnyof the Democrats
Bat This ii fallacious reasoning for
they never were az heart 80 unpairiotic
as to wish the dissolution Of the uuion !;
and now. when they discover their po-
litical feelings to DO 10 unison with the
Executive 10 bis efforts FOR preservation
Of tho Union, an their pFcludiues have
died away, and they can rightly appro.
s
ciate Che u.eriis Of tie brave defenders
of Tie Uaiou who fought only 10 pru.
serve i, and NOT merely 70 sabjngate the
South. They viii Be found, indeed,
among his most strenuous supporters.
On the other baud, tlap devoted
Union men, land they were the nioss
numerous, VIM acted with Col. MAuls.
by duriag the war ID ths iruo spirit of
the Cristcadea compromise, can aud will
support him mach more consistently
than his extremely radical opponens -
Ia short, under every aspect Of the case
lie win be found tho strongest candidate
to unite nll the Conservative elements
Of this county, and " lhecasife Distries,
aud to ensure the most complete success
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Mass Meeting at BaIllmore.

The mass meeting, calledt to ratify ~
procecdingsaud platform of the Philadcl-
phia National Union Convention, which
was to have been hold at Baltimore on
the night Of the 18th inst was post
poned until the 26th, inst. at 8 o'clock
7 NJ, when it win be held at Monu-
ment Square. As this is intended as a
mass meeting Of tho whole State, il is
requested that the different counties
should send delegations. We hope
many will be present from Carroll Coun-
ty. II will bean interesting occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
lsy,one nornIng Iasl week some laIk

key-One morning last week some talk
was occasioncd By certain mysterious
handbills, containing cross swords and
other mystical signs, which had been
posted up through town, during the
night. perhaps it meant nothing more
ominous than notice to the initiated to
attend a secret meeting ofsome political
organization whose very existence il is
necessary to keep in the dark.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

HAIL Westminster was
visited with another remarkable Hail
Storm on last Friday afternoon. Large
quantities fel, much Of itabout the size
Of Hickory nuts, often larger, round and
solid like pebbles. IL was severcst at
the lower end Of town, where not less
than two thousand panes Of glass were
broken in windows which happened to
be exposed 10 the Northand West.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20


SUDDEN DEATH ar a PRAYER MRS
TINa.-0n "Wednesday evening last
about 3 o'clock, during 4 prayer moe
ting at the Presbyterian church, at
Salisbury, Somerset county, Nd, DR..
CathelI Humphreys fell dead while en-
gagged III worship. Tic New Era says;
II appears that the deceased had just
finished an extemporaneous lecture and
was 10 the act Of praying, when he was
seen to fall forward, and his face COM
ing ia contact with a bench, was severe.
" bruised, whcreupon assistance being
Immediately offered, life was found ex-
tinct. The deceased was in apparently
good health at the time, though subject
10 disease Of the heart, which IL is sup
posed was the cause Of his death. DR..
Humphreys was in earlier life an active
democratic politician, and formerly a
member of the State Legislature, but OF
late years has been physically nnsuited
to such labors, though he followed his
profession until death, bearing in this
community an enyiable skin. He was
about 40 years Of age, and leaves some
warm friends, beyond his immediate
family to mourn his sudden demise.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

WEsTgRN MARYLAND RAifAoAD.---
The iujunction issued by the Superior
Court Of Baltimore City ut the suit Of
tho Mayor and City Gouncilof Balti-
more, against the Western Maryland
Railroad Company to restrain them from
putting the road under contract for con-
sirnction 70 llagcrstown, was dissolved
BY Judge Martin, last week on the
arouad that Il was improperly issued by
tho Clerk ia the absence Of the Judge
An application for the issue Of another
writ has since been made, which il TO
b. argued to-day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

pS5- Much ado about nothing How
can that beY What Is moro important
70 Us fhnn onr Iiieg Its only through
life aud By living well we can enjoy
present. and prospective existence
There il a happier and better world"
but We niust DO our duty here. Live IL
you eaG--takc our advice give up des-
pondency aud try the resource you have
never yet tried, get box Of Bryan's
Life Pills, they will Danish your cnaui
aud gloom, and although you may be
Car gone, they may yet be 10 time to
restorls you 70 perfect health. (See adj
versisement.)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

An article on 'railroad signals"
which has obtained general circulation,
states that one whistle means ''dcwn
brakes and two whistles sotf brakes,
Ii should Be explained that on many
roads these siguals are reversed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

Al. II. Ward, democrat, WINS elected
to Congress ia the 9Th Kentucky dis.
trict, on Saturday, to succeed Green
Clay Smith.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Groat tTeetIng at CumberIand.

On the 9th inst. there was tremen-
dous outpouring Of the masses at Cum
berlaud, Md. There were at least r.
600 people assembled. Five tables
each over hundred feet long we're
spread with ample provision for all
There were many fine speakers present;
and the speeches were reported in full
and published in the Nat. Intelhqcneeg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

DERR ABUNDANT.-The mountains
of Virginia are represented to be more
abundant with deer, than has ever been
known 10 the oldest inhabitant
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Re-Elected.

Hon. s, H. Rousseau, was reelected
to Congress from the Louisville District,
Kentucky, without opposition.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

MILLIoNs for running Francis Tho
mas Freedman's Bureau per year, and
one hundred dollars for the soldiers
three years services ! Magnanimous
Thonns
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia, is going +
Switserland for his health,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

Que North Carolinatown has shipped
dried blnckborriea valued At 100000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
Total ~ 80 Total ~ 90
Umpire, Capt. kiIingsworth Of the

Umpire, Capt KiIingsworth Of the
Exwefsior.
Scorers, Mcssrs. McSherry & Grouse.
Fly Catches, Tyson |, Barry 5, Mar
key 4, shorb L Boyle 4, Mathews
Smith : Mourer i.
Struck Out, Schcll 2, Alcsherry i,
Cam 1
The Patopseo Club was entertained
very Hospitality by the Namsiess, and
after the match, was RECALLED BY q grand
supper. Alter q we'll contested game,
The Aameiess Club was beaten few
runs, but il canneyer be excelIcd in hos
.pitsiity and gentIemanly conduct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
0RGANlzE

As our opponents arc active in or.
ganiaing their forces in this county, our
friends should be equally active, Lst
the johnson Clubs 10 The several dis
tricts be pushed forward with renewed
yigor The time is growing short, and
there is great need for thorough or
ganization. The Johnson men Of West.
minister district should move in this
matter al onco; and we say the same to
every district.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

A gentleman In Newport, r. Lieut.
a melon the other day, and inside Of it
found full grown and ripe raspberry.