The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-28

NV WINDSOR, May 10th, 1858.
MEssRs. RDsgpRs Tho nswa 81 he
aeqnital Of President johnson which reached
Us on Saturday night the 10th inst, was re-
ceived BY every Conservative and lovcs Of
justice WITH great Joy, every face frightened,
mothers kissed their baby's, boys 6cgan 10
shout and the antcEiGod shook each other
hands, a. If they had meet aher twenty Ave
years absence, q general Qualification took
place and some Of the Democrats took their
Radical friends By the hand and invilesl
them 70 take . good Democrats drink. Our
little village was 10 TACT electrified by shc
good news that flashed 70 every patriot
heart that the Senate OF the United States
had not wholly prossltuled itself IN the work
Of corruption marked out for Il by the suin.
ions Of psarpation and an indication has
been given Chat there i yet len IN that body
Few men who regard an oath "a Scored,
and conscience and morals as above mere
party patronage. rejoice THAI snch 10 The
ease, although little expected it--lei na
give honor 70 those glorious nineteen who
forgot self aud party Ia the critical hour Of
the nations peril.
Being IN baltimore las. week was IN.
formed that The hue Aieanship baltimore
o. me Bremen line had just arrived at the
ID. a o. Il. u. warf nj Locust mint. i nfo.
cured at once ticket from She grntlemeniv
President Of the line, A. Schumacher. Esa.
and started down for The shin. we're 4 fn,,nd
the arrival Of nearly eight Hundred emmi.
grants, who consisted OF about 100 Dehe.
inians and the remainder Germans, ,noslly
all young men and women, including sl,ont
fiity children all were bound for the far
West, Iowa and Wisconsin q hcnrtier ana
tinef set Of cmmieranis | have never seen
before, there were some amongst them with
considerable means--all belonged 10 the
better class Of Immigrants. convefsed
with great many Of them, and found they
were pretty well posted about things ii this
country. asked some Of them why they
would not settle in Virginia. or Southern
States, TO which some replied that they
would not work with the niggars, aud others
said they would not live under a military
Safrap, as they had lived long enough under
such government, which latter consider.
ed well timed remark. The good shin
made The trip Ia thirteen days from South.
ampton TO Baltimore, all spoke in tho high,
est praise OF the accommodation and Of the
noble captain foelker, as well as the crew
Of the ship. No one Is allowed 20 enter the
Emmigrant Depot without the especial per.
mission from tho President Of the Line, IN
order to protect the emmigrauts and laer
baggage from snch Is Emmigrapt Runners,
swindlerz, Piekpockeis, Grog Shop Keep
ers and the like pests. There Is also a re-.
freshment table with al kinds OF eatalslcs
and bar well provided with The inevitable
Lager; the cars are insida Of the Depot. he
baggage is hoisted out Of The Alip into The
Depot and from there tits rolled right into
the cars. The ship arrived Ia the morning.
aud IN the evening at o'clock some Ave
hundred Of the e1umigranas started for their
Western home The Depot arrangements
are the best and most complete IN de tint
ted States, aud the Baltimore a Ohio n. X.
Company and 3ts President deserves Ire
greatest praise. In fact this very Bsemen
line will be The making Of Baltimore, ths
amount Of freight which is piled 40 at the
Depot p present 70 70 ont 20 Germany i
astounding and the ship IL not capable Of
taking The hnlfspfit. The time will NOT be
far Distant when we shall have weekly line
instead of inonihly.
The pemecratic and Conservative voters
met nt the <tlloolbouse in New Windsor. on
Saturday last for the purpose Of sending
n y, Delcgates 10 the County Convention.
The D'feiiug was organized by appointing
- Siinsiufi, President, and WIN. Il.
smith, Secretary Ave Delegates were an.
pointed and some excellent Resolutions
Ii~efe 'adopsed. L.