The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-21
Political Affairs.


They want ticket in the county, but as il is
sure to be defeated they would prefer TO have
democrats run an independent ticket but there
cannot be found enough dissatisfied ones to
make up full ticket, and If any radicals are
| placed on it none Of the democrats will rum or
allow their names side by side with the radi-
calls. Then the radicals want the full negro
vote, but this they cannot get unless they place
negroes on tho ticket, then the white radicals
| will neither vote the ticket nor run with 1t.
So they are really in sad condition.
This is bad enough, but the Radicals
Of Kent, says the News, are 10 even n
worse condition than their friends in
Dorchester. Here they have lost all
hope Of split in the Democratic Con.
sentative ranks, and knowing it would
be no use to present a genuine party
ticket, made up Of blacks and whites,
tiey are compelled as last resort to 20
outside Of their own fold to hunt up
candidates. This is new feature in
politics, and the result will be locke 4 for
with no little curiosity The time was,
when there was not SO much difference
between parties, that such a thing
mighe possibly be tolerated; but now,
""en '"' '"'S arc u'"Wn as uist'netiy
rs between darkness and light, midnight
and MONDAY, such proceeding would
be contrary to reason aud nature
Every mlu who is not wilfully blinded
can see that the Republican party is
striking LOT the complete ,evei,nS and
blow is speedily diverted, the inter.
| marriage of blacks and whites will in
| ,l,o on,,.s, ~ g.. -, ~,
'"' 0ou'so W ie" years oecohe
common occurrence. The equality IN
| the Duhlic schools which thn R,IicI
! =
Plity 10 hoW iaooTInS 10 prihS ABOUT,
| will naturally Law the foundation for
this state Of things. Aud how any
man, by whatever rame he may have
been, or may now prefer to be called in
| politics, or whether he Is nothing, who
has opposed the Radical party mainly
on account Of its utilization with this
negro business, can now, when it is
taking advanced ground, anil conttHu.
ally dacmcthg, turn around and allow
the use Of his name or influence to pro
mote the very measures which he pro
tessed TO oppose aud despise, is beyond
the power of the human intellect to
comprehend.
a SNUB FOR THE MARYLAND RE
PuBLIcANs.--The New York Tribune OF
Wednesday of last week, thus snubs tn :
Maryland Republicans
"Baltimorc is now so near Washington that
we are not surprised to see National Capital
RSpaSiican Convention. The Convention y ,%
have done better 4 it had left the nomination
% .m1 mex ,epSSsah e1ndiuase ,or rrssidsGt
siectiag the present Chief Magistrate, and can
be counted on us sure to help elect the next
o"g ~, ;, ,., =,
i"o F'C"ae u'so '"'nAs tha' Mr'
IrTsSweI' mlsi' DC oetier emPloysu IN
'ooA.nS a''er ,he interests vi Tue postai
service instead oil running conventions
Inc hau'ca's OF Ih''aueiphia arc
o'u'y search Ut tue prospects OF tue en-
SUNG erection anu are resortinS 10
every sc"e'ne 70 AVOID aslca'' III ofder
" ProP up 'he'l sinA'"s cause .hey
arc asking inc ana oil the feaerai uov
ernment' anu win that enu IN view
urged secretary i.opeSoh 10 oruer tnc
repair ., seVerai vessels a' .ne fh'la
uc'Pn'a Navy iaru' wh'ch wUu'd neceS
state sno smP'oymen' Oh u large mum
Der OF adultionai nands' III otner
WORDS 'nere Is a de''o9ra'e proposition
pead'nS 10 coionize a large number oil
voters Ia tue YARD there' ana Slr' Robe
son nas'ens 10 ncceue 10 the request
ne omana ana Vu!nneoanS are already
al the Ihilaae'phla yafa, ana other
uni'ed states vessels VIII shortly be
ofaereu 70 'hat point
luz sc"oo, question 10 oeeo","S
source VI no ittlic 'rouo'e III Tue south
ce'era' VI '"e reconstruc'eu ota'e leg
lSlatIres provided that tue puoiic sehooiS
shou'u DC thrown open ~ W all glasses, :.
irrespective Oh co'or' Inc whites Oh
Lou'slana ana so'oe other states reiuse
10 senu 'hc'r ch,infen 10 'nese "hyoriu
institutions but 'hey nave 10 ana
IN supporting them Just the same, whieh
Is constant source OF irritation
| Hta,e e'ect,ons WIN DC hciu ourinS
tue 'al' Us 'o.iows O''ooer io'h' 0n'o
a a. iowa. stare omcefs same "at''
rcnnsyivania, TWO o'ale oucersi NO
s1uipcr ''"' ,nary'auu, HassacnuSV''s'
Mihneso,a' mississipp', New Jersey
New ork and " isconsln' state olncers;
anu on Tue same uay congressman at
iarEe WIN oe elected IN LIMOS
;. ESuoVernor lioiden, OF Nor'h caro-,
ma assumed the position o. assistant
eui'or OF inc w ashinS'on Chfon,cte on