The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-01


might be, we are tic dloepiaN
wrctched subjects Of a cotrup, a p'ls "
whose letid poison ha, rs'. IGeaIai,s
qualification Of our land. Il S IN
lcl Ia The nomination of ,n,l hst
as samuel j Tildcn. WIN ". 'ees
him? Are your inslitutia,,' ~ WA
enough To iucite you to hurl NY
the monsters who have fastened II .pas
upon US? If not, you will oGo veg
batten on your possessions Il, ,a's
years only, but we know n, W
And is he worthy of snn, n.y. aos
know his record. How Is rfI ~ L
himself to be at war with eys,sS. 'a's
has the odor of dishonesty. ',fs 'ul1s
the platform upon which he sl'SS.
US compare it plank by plank -,
which the Republican pary tlo
forth. He then went t6ronsb 'a :,
platforms contrasting their pF ~ "
commenting upon them.
lie also spoke Of the action a Il n
of Representatives on the ANY,, ~ lla
bills and hoped that the Dendrar,..o,pp
district would show by their ,a.i Z
tonight their purpose to st,nS |.
House. His own course n M,
ton was loudly applauded. IT, y '.'
ces Of Mr.. Roberts on the pnlli' W.. y
question were too clear ID NJ y,
aud too forcible to be aItosetLer , ssa +
He said, that the school plank 4 \.
Louis convention very suerin,,l.
clearly expressed his own conyis,;os
should look with unfeigned di,,n,s
any attempt to make the school, IN
and the effort Of the Republican ~
make them football for politie,I r..
is treachery to them and 10 Az
The subject is one that must b. les
States to be properly cared X, y,
order that the schools may b r,.1
perpetuated, and is altogether bstsl
pale of national legislation. In ~
paid a handsome compliment i NJ;
Maryland College, and said that u.
liar institutions only show the Nee.
our public schools and they are n, /,
maidens by whose aid we arrive \,
ough and perfect American edn,s.,
system. Ia conclusion, he pr,J
hearers to note that the interest S,,,
ed by every citizen in the two gre,l
yentions proves eonclusiyely on. q
that the p ople are determined "a 4,
gate and see for themselves the VA,
OF their own government, and la,
reason Of and the remedy for theirp.I
condition of prostration. This liz.
to us all, and we indulge the te,.,i
hope that the interest will coutiOD.
the remedy Of the ballot il ami
our institutions are made safe ap3~
protection. Mr.. Roberts was lou,,.
Col Maulsby, whose speech on 4,
sion was full of truth and true DEM,
principles. The Colonel was thrs
in earnest and spoke with greatfsr,
eloquencc. At the close Of hi, n,
he offered the following resolutio -
were adopted with great enthushws
expression of the position of the D,vr
of Carroll, and after their adort,
Shaw yielded to u determined d
made short, but very brilliant al
ted speech. All she speakers wen
and frequently applaudcd, and Ia
the enthusiasm was up to the hisss,
not u single bit of disorder oSssnI
mar the plcasantness or harmon / /
meeting.
The following are the resolution, a.
Resoired, That we hail with u,sv,
qualification the nomination of S,E
Iilden and Thomas A. Hendriek, &
Presidency and Vice Presidency Of l. \
TED States, and that We tender to be Or,
ton recently assembled at 81. lod
grateful thanks for having presen,ei !.
dates of lives and regulations so ~
spotless as are those ofthe genileuea ne
and OF political and patriotic record,
6iemIsh--and especially do we e.
thanks for the platform on which tles
didates are placed, and on which e,su
zen of the United States can sa,j
patriotic pride.
Hesotred, That in the present con5sa
our Government, we deem il hut Il
charge OF duty to pledge in the mos
manner, rs we now do, all the efFor,Gh
we are capable, TO the election Of TiiIs
Hendricks, and through them to the nj
uon OF the Government to the pnness
which it was founded,
hesotred, That we approve, in the s.
est possible manner, the action Of the
OF Representatives in reducing the lr
expenditures Of the Government. al +
we view with apprehension the spin. Il
ed by the Senate, which indicates iia \
majority Of the Senate prefers 10 ans
operations Of the Government. aBi
inaugqrate revolution, rather than $
with the House in its patriotic endsiHs
Introduce reasonable and proper ca
OF expenditure and further, that II IL /
ate shall persist in so fearful an eIyst1t
we pledge ourselves to stand, with i
power, by the House in its jus. and IS
endeayvors, and invite il 10 stand 81
integrity, and TO trust the people for .
genee and patriotism abundanily susos
indicate the right and appropriate
denim the wrong.