Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-27

p!etiug great enterprise, surrounded as it
was in the past by SO many difficulties and
uncertainties.
We appeal to the people now TO preserve in
violate and intact this heritage which stands
as monument of honor to the minds Of their
fathers which conceived SO great work, and
the enterprise and toll which completed it.
The Potato Bug" Party Movement
The strangest marvel of the present times i;
the fact that Notwithstanding it is utterly i'm
possible for any sane and truthful man tc
charge the nominee OF the Democratic party
for Governor, Comptroller aud Attorney Gen
eral, with incompetency or corruption, that {
howl is still kept up by few soreheads tina
they are in for "new party" OF course il
is well known TO every one that "new party
movement means nothing more or less than g
dirty and filthy amalgamation with the Radi-
Gals, who in this State consist almost entirely
of negroes. How it is that any man who has
been raised a Democrat or has become one
since his maturity by the intutions of his own
mind can induce himself to believe that a
fruitless chase (even should it be successful
once), such rs is now attempted, would result
in anything but wholesale ruin and democrat
ization, we are al a loss to comprehend. The
cry is 1--WE want good men !" Are not our
nominees admitted by all to be among the
most high-minded and suitable men in the
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objection is raised that the mode in which
they were nominated, and some of the persons
who advocated their nomination is disastefu
Well, without stopping to argneabo the un
fairness of the nominations which we in no
way are ready to admit, we will suppose for
the sake Of the answer we are about TO give,
that there was some reasonable ground for
this spirit of opposition. We would then say
that the so-called thew party movement can
not possibly give any better men, and certain
~ so far as the objection to the character OF
some men who assisted in the procurement OF
the nomination Of our candidates is concerned
we have to say that there will be men twice $
bad as they in the "new party movement. ;,
and unprinciped Radicals at that.
Then we appeal 10 all of our intelligent and
liberal minded Democratic friends, wha. will
or can be accomplished by divisions and dis
sensions, save the establishment of the Radical
party in power throughout our entire State.
Are you ready for such calamity as that :?
Have you so soon forgotten the deep seated
corruption and unmerciful tyranny exercised
by that party during our late war and up to
the time they were hurled from power, and fell
like Lueifer to the depths of their hellsh de-
spair. We feel confident that no man who has
the good of his State at heart will permit him
self to be led thoughtlessly astray BY such
and unmeanng jargon as is now
put in circulation by Radicals with the hope
u resuscitating their political carcass You
ire called upon to rally to the support of hon
Isl men and to put down ''ring rule"
Who are the men who call you to leave
iour time honored party2 1t will be well for
'ou 10 scrutin.ze their characters very minute
y, and our word Cor it, you will have no
lankering after their fellowship and COM
nunion. While they cry thieves" ''rings,"
&C., &c, they are themselves especially indulge
ng in those very practices they seek to fastcn
'pon our party. We, speaking as party or
IAN, earnestly call upon the friends OF the par
y to harmonize--to shake hands and make up.
PRRsoNAL.-Mcss.s. Hattersly Talbot aud
Spencer Jones have moved in their new offices
acing on the street east of the Court House
Wm. II. Rabbit has purchased the house
md lot of Louis Viett, near the depot in this
own, for $3.50.
DR.. Thomas j. Manahan, well known res
dent of this county, while in charitable in
Home Church and Iniirmary, in
Baltimore, was robbed of 50, 200 by one of
The attendants of the institution, but the
amount was again recovered.
Stephen Lyddane, of Georgetown, has pur-
chased of |, r. Maus the store at the depot,
occupied for some time by Messrs. Garrett &
Council, for Sl,700. He will for the future
conduct the store himself
Master VIM. Russell, who received the APP
poiniment to the Naval Academy, left here on
Wednesday last for Annapolis, where he is
preparing for the examination on the l5th of
next MONTH
Hon. VIM. 7. Hamilton was in town for
short time on Wednesday last His reception
was not so warm as it was prior TO the nomn-
ating convention.
Hon. c, J. NJ. Gwinn, our present nominee
for Attorney General, and for many years the
chief counsel for the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
road, has rendered his resignation to Presi-
dent Garrett.
We call attention to the removal of Mr.. Da-
vid Young from Ill to ll3 Georgetown, D.
c. He is a new advertiser, and we hope our
people will patronize him literally.
All the necessary arrangements for the next
of the Agricultural Society are be-
ng fast completed.
Colonel j. II. 7. Magruder our popular
State Librarian, is at present visiting our clever
GLOW townsman, James p Bays
Hon. Albert Constable received the nomiua-
ion for the House Of Delegates from Cecil CO.