Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-18


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7. W. MY, M FIR, tu. Iii, continue
csr.less unt1 We boom, % involved. As
10 be forced Ultimately TO part with our
property. wAo must succeed Us? Il is
nos>ble that IN time. perhaps before long.
we shall see tho ncEro in Maryland, as
he already is in the South. il possession Of
the franchise. IL Southern Maryland his
numbers are large AMI with the floating
vote of white men willing 10 join The more
powerful party il hopes Of off e, o. uu
der her corrup: Influences. aud support
Cd b the infI nee Of RESTLESS centca!
authority h. may Be- able 10 c9utro. the
elections. With his advent u pow~T
may come The natural wish, perhaps, the
alb lty 10 obtain tAe possession OF land III
accordance with the earnest aiyice .: hi,
litical tutors. WHAT reason have we
10 believe that he may no. cilc. such =
nnrn,so cx,.nt or belief in h siDaura-
j improyiI,nc.? lii. possible thar W.
NAV one Gly be brought tace to fac, with
= Dyuul1t.ol settled on SIN Ill holdings ANA
az Nus: whom our property or person may
uyt be safe, intensified as The mutual re-
pugnapce would be by iaeraticab!e dit-
ference o. race. How long b sides en-
social equality be withheld from > peope
posses,ia. "a lal political ana legal p.isl-
Ieges Iau pginc!p Is OF oar dem Jcrauy
society k.ow 10 distinction, Color a.oac
stan IS ia ia way, and power and wealth
being given, a least III exceptional Gas 5,
to coutcud.ng al az euis's, IS Il net soe.a.
eau .i.ty, OF socia, cenl,c; Bat Yhoth-
.r or nos, this may take place, We have
now 4 luboriug class on which we cannot
rely (wa.ch prevents the Immigration 0.
WllJe .ablr) III insufficient uu nOcrs them
Ives, aud wI;u whom, as tie oaly ia
strumcntS, in their present Inc cient con-
dItion, ". can scarcely hope to effect any
improvement. Can we not at least then,
attempt TO benefit ourselves?
Those gentlemen At MllestoSn, seem to
think, that uy asSUclaun5, they can Likely
BE- 0; some mutual assistance. They CT
tainlv must De IN the right There Is
strength III unioa, aud thu efforts 0; all
combined may effect results utterly i'm
possible 10 individuals Ii such a move
menL be ia the right direction. and Ii
there b. no better, or more effective mea-
sure proposed, cannot ia mers form asso
Ella ions, or clubs, on some slLilIlAr model
and under simple rules in all the districts,
or better still IL every NEG aoorhood III
the county | have heard OF oAc other
already existing. ThoY VIII serve n
places u pleasant mectluy = for ncIg hbors
where 1ayits OF social intercourse can be
iu4uI. ed ana II Jurlshed they VIII enable
Us to lmpart an / receive muca usc,u, and
valuable information on agricultural Slo-
jects, giving us an opportunity tor IN
stance, from a trienI's ana nei-ubor's ex
pcriyice t0iu Ice tho ya,u. otso,ne farm
lnr implement or Of tl,, action of differ
cut manipulated or natural nIauure, as
applied t dllyriu, s5Is and situations
wA.cl We IN AAt be de,lrou: Of purrhas-
Iar. stv!u! pcrhap. i great deal. If We
RECKON the mus spent IN experimental
attempts ia every locality. 1t viii stun
uIate us 10 cxert.on by our ncighbo.'s
connection and SUPERVISION, creating a
shirt IF = .nerous rly.ry anI fostering
HABITS ii accurate observation in wnict.
we are s. deficient and inIuting US to
keep regular fArmiu. accounts, permit
tinr us !, understand what we. are ding
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dn:e us 70 ,trn.nnt,o nrodt by tbe dis:ovc-