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amendment prevailed and the ammonia.
ton vas re-instated. II pleased me n
observe, that every R. Catholic in the
Senate (Messrs. Carroll, Grove and Mad.
dox) voted for the amendment. and that
thu. an approximation that v,s isrst mad.
ten years ago by tho House Of d D.le,,,..
on motion Of Roman Cashol;c renre s,r.
.ativc from vour county fMr Geor,e n
Morgan) in favor Of . Methods. inst;,u-
ton ,hould. ten years subsequent, be 70.
instaied in the appropriation bill on mo-
tion Of the R. q. Senator Of St. Marv's
county and shoull receiye the e,rncs,
support of Messrs, Grove and Carroll -
In this connection. l mus. saw. that Mr.
Martin was absent in Baltimore on off,
cial basiuess when the vote in the Hou. e
Of Delegates vas taken. othcrxis., he as
sures me. TINT he would have opposed the
striking out By the Committee Of WAYS
and Means. How Mr.. Lokcr voted. I am
not prepared to saw. but in view Of hi,
amiable disposition anil well-known liner.
cral sentiments on such matters, 1 am
satisfied he voted right.
A verv well m,,ured and .rcc...r,, .e.
fort hes been made by tae "Tiu Can" in
terest to prohibit by Legislative enactment
the making Of "tin ware" fruit cans, in
deed cans Of all sorts by "couvict paui-
tentiary labor" A letter from the Gov
ernor and Directors Of the Pcui,cntiary
was read By President Compton appris-
ing the Senate that any such prohibition
would entail expense OF $4,000 on I'll
5 ate, as it was The only profitable bus,-
ness convict labor. could a. present. be
employed in. The proh;bitory uct, nev-
er'helcss, was passed. and whca the Seu-
aior from Baltimore list election distric, }
sotei AYE" rush was made by the ten
or twelve gentlemen iu the ''tin interest"
to shake the s nator by the hand. and l
thought at the time that they would car
~ him away bodily, so ovcrjoyed were
they at his vote. As the S.uator is a
candidate for Congressional honors. it is
to be hoped and expected that such warm
friends as they seemed to be will not hes
itatc to come dorn cith the tin 10 as cf-
fective manner a. Mr.. Kimmsl has come
up to it.
Ihe article in your last issue. headed
personal. found genera; acceptance (as
the phrase 's) with North and Western
de'esati"ns Lower Maryland has never
been represented In canal administration
aud affairs in any other way. mode or
manner than BY its perennial contribution
10 the fund wrung by taxation from its
eitis:ns and property holders. | do not
pretend to understand canal affairs. but
as tar a. my limited knowledge goes. there
n much in Governors Bowie's message
on this subject that is worthy OF eel liOus