Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-29
FOR CONGRESS,
HON. WILLIAM WALSH,
OF hIJEGANy coI+Nqy
Hard Work Alone will Conquer.

mara w OK Alone WILL conquer.
Democrats OF Montgomery, yonr party has
re-nominaed the Hon. VIM. Walsh, and you
are again called upon TO furnish the majority
for his election. The work you have to per.
form is no child7s play, but that stern, earn
est, nnrelening labor which levels mountains
and fills up valleys. Arrayed against you is
a stubborn, determined foe with a,well organ.
zed force and supported BY the money which
as been robbed from the peoples treasury
kTheir negro voters stand as staunch to their
standard as ever. They are rallying even rs
they have never rallied before and in every
district IN our county at the last registration
more negroes than whites were registered
Two years ago this Congressional district gave
Democratic majority of only seventy eight
Already sufficient number of negroes. over
and above whites have registered 10 wipe out
that majority and elect Republican Congress
man. These are facts which call loudly to
Democrats who have had enough Of Republican
rule for earnest work. We have more voters
unregistered than they have. Letevery Demo-
Graf then go 10 the houses of those who live
around him and search out voters who have
not been registered and send them to the
places of registration on Monday and Tuesday
next. Do not let one escape you, and balance,
if possible, the negro registrations Do not
say to yourselves, tny neighbor is more of n
politician than am and he will attend to
this, for then no one will make ii bis BUSH
ness. This is not the time for only politicians
TO work but il 10 time for epery man who has
the welfare Of the country at heart TO exert
himself. See 10 it then Democrats, that every
man is registered. Take tomorrow, mount
your horse and ride around through your
neighborhood for that purpose, for we tell
you in sober seriousness that every vote we
have got in the county is needed for the cleo
ton of our Congressman. Do this faithfully
and Montgomery county will again wear the
honor of having defeated the black Repuhli-
can candidate.
MARYLAND CENTENNIAL DAy.-The Centen-
NAL State day Of Maryland has been appoint
ed for Thursday, October lelh when Gov.
Carroll and Mayor Latrobe, Of Baltimore, win
receive their guests in The Mary land building.
The Fifth Maryland Regiment, NJ. N G., is
expected to visit the Exhibition at the same
time. A great feature Of the day will be a
Centennial riding tournament, the arrange
ments for which are in the hands Of an exec
ntive committee. S. Taylor Suit will act us
Marshal and Gen. Duncan S. Walker. Of
Washington, d. c., as Secretary. Fifteen
mounted knights will appear in the pageant,
one representing the Centennial, another the
Union, and the remainder the thirteen original
States. In addition 10 these there will be
Queen Of Love and Beauty, attended by four
maids of honor. In addition TO medals TO be
awarded by the Centennial Commission The
executive committee Of the tournament will
offer valuable prizes to be tilted for. AS our
county justly boasts OF having some OF the
best riders in the State, we have no doubt she
will be ably represented on this occasion by
her gallant knights and fair ladies.
Cooled 0FF.-After the brilliant anticpa-
tions Of the leaders of the Radical party in
this county for the nomination of their favor
lite son, the name of l.. Il. MeComas, of Wash |
ingion county, for Congressional honors, has |
fallen as a wet blanket upon the hopes OF the /
faithful. Having thrown overheard such old /
champions of the party as Steiner, NALL, Mill |
Ter, Lewndes, &C., il is not 10 be wondered at
That their voters ask what is the matter The
general impression throughout the Congress
sonal District seems to be that ltt1e Nae like
his prototype before Richmond, has only been
set up to be knocked down, and that Billy
Walsh will be triumphantly elected.
The letter OF Judge Sinnott, of New York,
(Which we are unable TO lay before our readers
on account of it's great leagth, must, to ey-
cry fair mind, be accepted as most complete
and thorough vindication of the good name
and fame of Gov. Tilden from the outrageous
assaults Of the New York Times. That paper
is already beginning TO crawfish, and the fol-
lowing is a specimen of the way in which II
backs down: u~uzuzszRGsa
s ::: {: !: |! s !: A; 4:
- Il