The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-25
Political Notes.

So,,rrtINo To Tank ARoifr.-There
Il i vida difference between Northern
Sal. and a Santhern state like MARYLAND
beinr under Radical rule. because ia the
North tho negroes arc comparatiyely few.
In the Sout6 the carpet bagecrs control
The ncgrocs and the only thing that has
lept them out Of MARYLAND is the fact that
me I.dical, have not been able to get
control oe the State but If they unfortu-
n,,olv sbnpla we may certainly look for
nm inf,ux of these Northern gentry. who
will ;ngratiate themselves into the good
gr,ces of the NEGROES. MS they have done
n other Southern states. and compel
white Republicans now living among us
10 take a hack seat while they eli the
Offices levy taxes, impoyerish the people
AS thew have done in other States, and
MANAGE affairs generally to suit their own
selfish purposes. This is something for
the people to think about2 precisely
what has been done elsewhere, and who
can say that il will not be done here should
that party get the ascendancy? There is
much more involved in the present contest
than superficial observer would suppose.
Our homo interests, which should be dear
to the heart of every good citizen, are to
be guarded and protected, and it Is best
for all the people, Republicans as well as
Democrats, that the State should remain
under Democratic government, unless they
want their substance eaten up by taxation.
Every vote lost to the Democratic and
Conservative candidates will tend to bring
about the state Of affairs above described.
Let every man who has the welfare of his
community at heart, and desires our good
old State to remain under good govern
ment, vote 70 maintain her uishity anu
honor. we nope that no democrat WIN
compromise ms future Standing ana use
fnlness IN the party by refusing to vote Tor
the regular nominees'--he" Ne'es'
CHARLES couNTY-THE OUTDOOR
We take great pleasure in congratulating
our fellow-citizens upon the brightness of
the political outlook. In all parts of the
county, our friends are fully aroused and
active. The effect Of the so-ealled indie
pendent movement, which, after all, was
but side-show to the mottled circus into
which it was afterwards merged, has re-
acted most benefcially for the Democratic
party, and men, who have heretofore often
been supne' have been startled by the
treason in our camp, and have gone to
WORK III earnest FROM every district anu
neighporhood, our accounts are oil inc
most encouraging ana nat'erins character,
ana We ieel now, II our friends do not
siaeIen IN their zeal, that success VIII
surely crown our ehorts'-f"H Io1acco
i'"'es'
ANNE ARUNDEL couNTY-THE PRos-
PEcTs.-The prospects for elccting the
whole Democratic ticket in this county are
improving every day. The clouds that
once looked so threateningly have nearly
disappeared, and all the signs indicate thu
on the 4th oil November the Democrats
WI carry the county by large majority
ne largest proportion Of those VINO were
~ hrS. uissa'lsneu' nave revised sheir
determinations ana are now heartily sup.
Por,lns ,ne .,eke1; II IS now deemed
boa, a, vas;ona ,;aIo,a 20 A. ". ,. , WI
cou,h;nod ;noIn1;n. a.. r. !"
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nle in General w., so.nopt tn a", peU
Joke in Washington lust now Is aHow i
your tin box Y The President is said to