The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-08
Maryland Affairs.

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IN levy anv additional amount for school
purnoses olleoipo that there was n suf6
rient nmount az money now leyiod for that
nurnose nrnvided tho school board received
4 If he tax collectors had mt collected
il ,bcv sbonld he made IN do On and all
WIN were In orroors shonld not bo roam.
nointcd Mr. MAYNARD in his sneccb
referred IN tho statement that j, costs Tho
county about AID car oa,b nnn;l IN tho
pnblic schools and ,b,t tha Iaw ongbt IN
bc 90 amended ne 10 comnel all ners,ns
who are nble IN n,v s16sner nnniI 10 do
So Those who we're unable n nav onlv
the IA cents ner o,,orter now noid sbould
nav only tbnt snm and tbnse nnable 70
INV anytbing 10 bc allowed n send ,heir
children FREQ Mr. MAYNARD soid tho
scbool bo,rd had mn right n contract
dobt FIR any purnoso in Wow az tho G,ct
or tho secretly az finds in tbc control of
tbo hoard liz w,s nor ,,nnosod ,o nnhliy
schools I'm, hn was onnosnd 10 leyyin,, ,nc
greater amonnt Than l. now levied IA
cen,s ,JJed IN which i the Stat school
tax which makes il 26 cents
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S;roc,iup tLe Attnrney General - 1900
"G.'s w C-' p " posu
/ tIc;as Int this was defeated in the Senate
and substitute adopted nv both branches
l of the Legislature ordering n suit at law 10
be brought for the recovery of the money
The ease was tried in the Superior Court
for Baltimore city in December 1870 and
decided AGAINST the State biz .Judgo Doh.
/ bin. tthen went 10 the Court of Appeals
and the Judgment of the court below was
re'erseu oy 'na' tribunal inc company
or the United States. Al the beginning
Of the present term the counsel for the
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m" ,o,oI o,non, ;nJaL,oJna.a ~ ~.
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S9VO'ooV'
lNrEhNATioNaL ouNpAf'ochooL CON
VENrloN;--oh tuesday next, the i'm
instant the international ounday'school
Convention meets az Masonic Temple,
Baltimore lhese National ounday.school
gatherings nave been held since 1857; the
mrs, IN New fork, the second aud third IN
Ihiiauelphla, the fourth ~ Newark, \. ).
the NTH at indianapolis, IN 1877. The
MIN however adjourned SINE die, and
without hxing any place OF meeting, re-
so,Nlns, 'nat inc M ,oAs sa'"e.'ng shouia oe
'p rW'nn ino 9,N'e ouIeI'n'enue",
-I"' AM i1 ", i''u ''e u's' iu'eiua''0na'
ou"uiS scmoo' MENTION " iiee. u, Da',
.,i'o,y ne i,.',Ii'ioo was aeeeP'eu, ana
inc i.n gay u nay, io.o' nAe M upon as
Tue tune ior the meeting ms whi
uouo''ess NC 'h1 largest 0uhuay -Senoos
nsc,eJ ~ be nra.aD, eror III ,Lo ~ s,a ,a
ri Tos.;,oI;as - ~" IA. u "a sas..'
Taa.i, - Iss s"o uuo" c anu ' ~
80 M 49,. - ~. O in.i ,.u
sdni. saLoaI e., 90 ,Io Wy '"1 m
,r",'-a ~, "r ,s"onoa;a, w &c ~ w. -. ny
i;oH h"a hooo daras,lI,' $500, y, sa'I oUnse" u
larue exemt;ve exnericpce The Conysu
ton will exert n great naucnca unon tho
Supday.schocl work oyerywhere The