Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-10

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prssSed 20 pspsA al agricultural ma
nures and . compel the mixers - ~
= - on the haes An padk-l
80 6ea4-sn1uR ssme. the ehemissl ps&
p@slps Of - Ingredients ennstissf;ne -
vho1s mass. 10. Nov If faruDnrs are
sesdans NnsseA n purchase Of @ey-;es,
be tkey Gsss o. knaves. let then ebi1e
the Consequences As in four. wines. xhis-
kew. On in mansres. let the brands sell
and give character ~ to the quality Of the
article. Let the legal maxim Of oureas
smp'or b rsmembered. and let .crieal-
sure and commerce take care of them
selves and remain ftss froa the e.aAar-
easements and trsmmels Of supervisors. in
speciors. prstec,iou and protectors alike.
The only advantages aceruing from such
laws are, b aasrd thc ex.eusive opporsu-
nity to reward and parchase political
frienda and to build mp . privileged class
subservsnt 10 III and sny oesupsnt o. the
chair Of State o. other power il whom
the right Of appointment may b vested.
OF eours~ these ojeetioss viii not apply
when observer" vill Be and bis friends
andcr any circumstances are or may Be,
the depositories Of power and patro-
mage. snd enjoy the dispeosasion Of fi
ofhcss, "cette mne ostre chose. ce'la'-'n
the vernacular. that IL horse Of another
color. and to Be viewed from another and
"a more pleasing stand point Of view. Be-
fore can attention the the latest and
most exhausting debates in Senate on
the unfavorable report Ct the Finance
Committee on House resolutions Of the
Committee on Ways and Means. a. amen
ded BY Mr.. Hsmmoud. 1 may - veil
glance It runor and rsmors ut present
current in the rotunda. soe which no person
10 particular can be held responsible ex-
cept venerable and veueratsd Mrs. Grun-
d.. to wit-that Cor. Bowie, our present
very popular aud able exeeutive chief, is not
at all unlikely to be his own successor in
gubernatorial chair and mansion, further,
l am told that not Few Of the prominent
L,sn Of the democratic party view the
event as something more than possible II
mt desirable, and - such . programme
viii receive the eountenance Of Ill the
Governors recep< appointees to Office.
also Of the many Who, BY Av, Of .'rota-
ton. may hops 70. succeed present OF
future occupants, Of good places. the more
than simple surmiss that influential mem
bers. magnates ct the republican party.
would be very wiling torcceive overturcs
for compromise aud 10 utter despair Of
electing . man. Of ebony proclivisies,
would gladly unite with the friends Of the
present executive on the basin Of receiv-
ing slight share Ct honors and State Of
fees, not to mention the sersainty Of the
N. c. railroad throwing all their power
and Cameronian influence into the scale.
In view of these considerations, II may be
safely concluded that Gov Bowie is very
likely to secure to hiusslf renewal lease
Of four, years. after the expiration Of his
present term. Of the ''red house" and
of franchises thereunto apperts;ning. As il
will be expected before I coaclade this
letter. I win notice tho latest de-
bates in the Senate Chamber on the House
resolutions, wherein the Honorable sena-
tors on both sides have taken part aud
have exhibited great argumentstive and
orator i~-.' -I:a;.y
Among the opponents Of the resolutions
who have already spoken. and Of whom l
will express an estimate in some future
communication, I will mention the Sena-
tor from Queen Anne, Mr.. Earle, the as
tute aud sound minded chairman of the
Finance Committee; Mr.. Leo Carroll,
of Howard; Mr.. Malone. Of Wicom-
100. Miller. Of Cecil. and though last
not least. Maddox. ofSt. Maiy's, Who con-
eluded the debate on last Friday in bril-
liant and exhaustive speech, delivered in
his best and happiest style.
On the other hand, tho motion TO re-
ceivs the report of the Finance Commit
tee wss ssreuuously opposed BY Mr.. KIM
nell, of the 1st election district Of Balt;-
more city. in very elective speech.
wherein, in sddition to other aud many
charges more against the the b 4 o r r
or rather against Mr.. Garrett. he super
added the charge Of the fraudulent with
holding from the State Of some four mil
lions and half of dollars. and the most
circumstance attending this
new count in the indictment was, that this
was . cumulative fraud Of many years
growth, ETC., that it had escaped the no.
tice Of oil the State Directors for many
years, had been undetected by the eagle
eyed Senator himself who has been and is
now one Of said directors. aud ut the risk
Of exposing himself to the charge Of gross
neglect Of duty or iucapacity to discharge
the same, has now. at the eleventh hour.
stumbled on this damaging disclosure and
has unhesitatirgly vouched for its reality.
in ali its gigantic proportions. Without
at all ;mpeaching Senator Kimmell's tai
euts or veracity, I am free to confess that
do not believe that this very grave &C.
cusation has any real foundation in fact.
believe that the Honorable Senator has
made discovery Of q mares nest that it
was utterly impossible that such calmi-
mating and patent frauds. - Mr.. Kim
NELL now proclaims them to be and to
have been, could have escaped the notice
remained uperceived-uudiseovered-
by so searching. scrusiuising anil wide
wake guardian angel - himself. Aud
this view aud estimate Of tho sccu@sisn
and iss surroundings. 10 not conferred TO
.. Ob.-rv.r hat r sbarad and favored