Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-08


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Thet ~ been some attempt, feeble It
- trb, . Indignation on the part Of
the &-nIlD1 delegates from this city
10 q Ubesnntosial convention, grow
ing { tie nj that some ardent
indy II GQblisled q the Sun few
&BoI tohort communiction in the
intfest Of Mr.. Hamilton, in which he
chaged or Infatuated in very broad
terhs that said 90 called delegates
void vote for Carroll Q time or two,
but at the anspicious moment would
bekiven away to the friends OF Groome.
TRse gentlemen say they have traced
til authorship OF the objectionable
cad to some party living in Hagerstown
an well acquainted with ex-senator
Hmilton, and ergo, We are told to be-
lire that Mr.. Hamilton must have had
aSand in the affair in some shape or
dher. The logic OF this is truly over
Deriving, as you viii readily see, and
1ust damage Tin horn) the otherwise
EARNING prospect that Mr.. Hamilton
hjoys OF being the next Governor Of
be State. These irate gentlemen IN
brm US that they are not to be sold
>r bartered away ike SO many cattle,
Ind that some of their number in years
gone by have done the State some
service. Your correspondent does not
know them personally, but his curiosi-
~ has been aroused since this attack
upon them, and he would very gladly
subscribe his dollar to secure true
and faithful biographical sketch of
hem, and proper and correct account
Of their present occupations and past
services to the State. He will try and
become posted, and in some future
may give you the bene.
1T Of his historical researches. I think
myself that the Hagerstown writer has
been guilty of some inaccuracy, as the
generally received opinion here is, that
there will be no necessity for much
for the reason, that the
large majority of the delegates from
the city are and have always been truly
and at heart, Groome men. Mr.. Car.
roll is not regarded here by those who
are supposed to be able to instruct
or prognosticate, AZ being virtually in
the contest. and his sincere friends are
to realize the fact that the
ruler of the Ring would even make q
cats-paw of the President OF the Senate
or of the United States to carry out his
selfish ends and perpetuate himself in
place and power. If this is q proper
of the case, the result must
and will be. that Mr.. CAROLS honest
friends in the Convention will be the
balance Of power that will make VIM. T..
Hamilton the next Governor of Mary
land. The conviction has become wide
and deep seated, that If something is
not done and that speedily to break
down the power of the inscriptions
Ring that lords it over this State, the
good old Democratic ship must 60 down
beneath the surging waters, yea, even
when in sight Of the haven she has striven