Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08

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Inc Elileott Ol'y I"eS mas 'he "n ar'ic'e
from which we take the following
"a CORRESPONDENT of the N. Y. Tribune.
! writing from, Baltimore. asserts that las is
! generally known the true cause of the an
| tipatby of Mr.. Wallis TO Mr.. Carroll lies in
| The fact mai after fhe latter gentleman had
| committed himself TO Mr.. WHITE for United
| States Senator. he was solicited bv Mr.. Wallis
for his vote ana influence for the same posi-
ten. AS an honorable man Mr' Carroll
had adj he had The incIipation to do So and Mr.
Wallis. who Radicals suddenly proclaim is
inflllible, like any other disappointed politi-
clan, shows that he possesses at last some of
the frailties of humanity by opposing his
ouondam friend in a letter of turgid rhetoric
and empty plalitudes wretchedly unworthy his
past reputation
The truth of the matter is that the long
immunity which his imperious demeanor and
sarcastic humor have procured him from the
younger members o. the Baltimore bar, aided
by drastic doses of iniudicious nattery from
lawning friends and Il very respectable repu-
talion for literary culturc-all bolsiered up BY
the sickening exhalalions of his new-found
friend and ally, the Baltimore Amertcan-
have combined 10 destroy the eequanimty OF
very "or.hy een.lehnh, VINO mas oeen url'en
Cato when he MIGHT with more trnth be re-
cofn;1od os ,,,,roa9.b;nr, ,or nn,cb a Iater.day
maIe Y,nihinnn in nanteloons a nd eve-oIossps
This rbronic IN hnmor (which is charitable
attribnted nv n distinonisbed gentleman who
has been intimate win him Chiefly TO indi-
oestionl finds firing Won, among The Know
Sotbings and mock Reforners who have sci
him m az a dami-god and nra,and To wor
shin q, shrine ihay once enat mon and
desecrnted with so mean a thing as-.an awl
The Hagerstows Truce A. Week has the FOL
lowing pangeut paragraph
uFonr,een veors oao Hon n NJ Gvinn
our candidate fnr Attorney GeneraI WINS elect.
cd for Sfat.is A,to,ra,, If i,altinore over the
regular Whig nnni,,se Coleman Yellott and
& Teakle Wa1iiS In5e,endeni Inv eao votes
,,b,,,I, slo,rs t,,.r f,c,e f,st nj NJ Gwinn
i :, yer, gtrorl, man. sacona tbat itis Todp-
pendent business is no new til ng for Mr. Wal
lis lie is a chronic lndependent one OF
tLose genlleuen VINO tnlhh ,hey are eAtte'ne-
donht are hnt nngrarionsiy believe erery
body else dishonest, aud that, therefore, it is
their particular behoof to straighten matters
by geltlng themselves holsted INTO once
The liariard DeHocrdt whose editor Is one
Of The coolest and deep thinking editors in
tho stata eors.
BON parties or we should nave SAID an
people o. m'rf iin Inc pelhocr a, P"i,3
presenting C"rroi't G"ihh anu +" oo'ioiu
the oPPoS non CONSISTING o. hePuoiictns anu
S 50 U'e,!e"ueu ,e,ho'r"ts' PiTsensius h'i
WalIls una "hkins' me colofeu eieheu' o.
we htPupllc"hS oelhS ieit out IN tue coiu,
F." ny nave 'hey had no say IN mus nomination
1ah tie poil'iCal ul"nele Bo,teh up III
ba;tlmofe oy Inc Poialo Bugs Tor the purpose
OF heh.ing 'he so-calIeu ring convert tnelr
triangle INTO square ana lei 'ihe man ana
ofothet aave one sac tnereol' so that al! inc
eieihehts OF Dehiocratic opposition may nave
representation on thelr llcket fofl!
thousand Maryland voters, TOT mere are thal
number OF colored voters IN TINS state, seem
10 ne counted on as certain ana unworthy OF
oelhg invited even INSIDE OF their couhcli
chambers.
The ST. Mary's Beacon, published upon the
ground where the first proclamation was
made in this country of the right of man to
worship his God according TO the dictates Of
His conscience has the f,llow;no
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MI .ouus. NJ WIN; ;eu
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with pain They know, however, there is but
one thng ieit ior them TO DO, and that rs to
ID, 80 a. "a "a, - -, ~ i !,
will be well done. There is one thought which
connects itself with this ticket which we
would impress upon the reader There is
little or no patronage in the Gift either OF the
Acknowledgement or COMPTROLLER The Gov
ernor is the fountain of State patronage and.
if Harris is elected. ills fair TO presume thai
this patronage will be distributed with an eve
10 build up neither Republicans or sore-heaG
democrats, but n secret. oath-bound Know
Nothing power, bitter, aggressive and malir-
T,0ice-A- Week published at Hagerstown,
Nd, has the following:
1.-THE Cumberland Nt,cs which faunts the
names of the Pomto Bug candidates at lis
nus uV'u, . 1u' u1,i .aNe isen s.o.N III 'he',
tack we can stand crow for 6fty mr. sixtv
meals, but we would not like to make regu-
lar diet OF A.