Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28


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Aa'.-No.nng'sm uas : -dead ISSUE
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= '.'.'ng further about + Many hard
n.'eo deanoera's shook their heads =
.nis oeenfat'on and persisted that
Ano.-No'n'ngasm and Harms wsss one
@' ,n'sPsis"is ana esat neither could
wen oie "1iie the otter hved. 1t now
turns out that the hard heads Judged
more wisely than the soft ones and that,
deep-seafed IN the bigot heart Of Har-
ms iises to-day and perhaps has ever
nved' the burning embers Of . bitter
''~" A-t.sd- n-r.ain4- an~ssss~ss
masses -" someimes asso m
makes him-more frequently than eth
ef u exposes h,in. !nthe late congenial
a'm'sPne's Q. . large audience OF
ffmee oismarRs admirers, all blatant
Maryhnd reiormers, bye-the-bye, Mr..
narr.', IN paro1ysm OF genuine Exc
Ter hait enthusiasm, forgot for the
moment that he stood pledged to toll.
s,a''on =, anu was the colieagueof >. Teas
.'e WAVES ana only remembered that
nc was fosa'o Bug and eon'e-
luen.'y an aam'rer OF the FAUX laws OF
VIC "ef"ah I"piIe ana ioiiower OF
It's psfseeatlng chancellor: And the
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I. il hi. no,;cv of r.,;o;or. r.,r...;o,
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repression WHICH mas imprisoned
man! eminent preiates, turned thous-
ands OF priests and nuns out of house
and home and forced them into expa.
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"ou'a no' '"i'a'e II ne c0uid' ana un-
happily Tor Harris, his past record aud
his present speech alike point to him
M a man Who vo,,d ;r;,.t. e. a.. L.
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. > A'o'eia "ce' II ne only Dad
bismarks power. But We have di-
creased further than We intended, our
original nurnosa meralv bs;,,o ,o
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' He' -" 'reecn" on
the meeting N qusstsen and this We
now do, promising, that they are COD.
led from he Dailo Sum. renoyt and
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so''en up On 'ne e's OF e'ecsson' 70 SUD-
serve discreditable partisan purposes.
UAN n.soHA MAss Mk.fHe-
n nkfohAAI p .. H T ArD IHk
HsHsINr nhtoH.-Ane nI't 0e1I:an
reform mass meeung OF the campaign
was held last night At the New Assem-
D'y rooms wnHn was cioseiy PACKED
anu "'cn ensnusias% was MANIFESTED.
Messfs. "a,netd' johns ana harms
came IN at a'Ierens inser'as ana were
warmly sr.e MT lewis nennign'
ausen Pres'ueo, ass's'ee os Mr. Chris-
tian AK anu '"eh'y-!o"r otner wee
PIeslaen's. i.e p.eslaen; on taxing
'se snaiI, s'.,a .ne crowaeu house SNOW
Gu ,ha' '.e oer.hah ne'l's pea. IN SYN
Pathy WIN Ielorm, sIo ina. tne sen
timehts "nien sna' hoele ieaaeI m enc
cause Oh seee sc'ernmene; carr ocnurz'
"e,e ,e.echoeo Ia the 1er'nan neast
In palt'more. lAPPause
te'esam a.'eo New iork, octooer
.-u' was ieau .toSo :. ".s' ei'ci-
ing entIus'"s,'c cnse's, as .ohoWs'
Thanks and congratulations to the
German reformers Tor their zeal and
and iaoor IN the. cause. WISH l could
be present 10 urge upon them that good
governments Is TIE only thing worth
supporting, ana ~hea Psrty He's In sns
way OF good Governments n Etlme for
true men 10 walk over II;
3 1: WALLIS.
Speeches were made in German BY