Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-02
ANNANIAS

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rick Union, In the last Issue of that paper
amnses himself In the usual TRADE Of black
guardism usually INDUCED In by that sheet,
and failing to receive notice from the gentle
man II weekly vilifes in its own county it
hurls its anathemas at this paper. So far as
we are concerned they fall idly by and we
have not the disposition to turn out of our
beaten way in support Of the Democratic
party TO listen 10 the words Of those, who, in
the thin disguise of Democracy, will surren
der the Sixth Congressional District to the
common enemy.
The people Of Frederick know Mr.. Cole,
and we rather suspec, from his political gyra-
tfons that he is q near relative Of
'0id King Cole, merry old SOUL"
but in his last issue he certainly shows to the
public that he is not in good humor There
is but one way by which we can account for
this feeling, and that is by tho fact that he is
not pleased to see the country in the arms OF
peace and undisturbed by the shrill alarms
Of war for which, with rope In hand and at o
convenient distance from hated 'rebs" he
paraded the streets and alleys of Frederick
city. During that war, we are informed by
his neighbors, he acted in the capacity Of a
common thief, by assisting the hordes Of
Yankees then upon US TO steal the legal prop
erty Of our citizens. Upon the principle that
he would rather "rule in hell than serve in
heaven" he has for the last twenty years been
a nominating convention unto himself. De-
pfived Of the supper, Of the yeoman Democ.
recy of his county, and not having sufficient
circulation for his paper, he has been compelled
to live upon what could be gotten from
foreign advertisers who did not know him
such as the Baltimore clock Hospital" ct i.
omns genus.
As nominating convention, Cole has MOI
been q success, in fact he has signally failed
10 that line. II any ambitious politician o
the country wishes TO be made conspicuous
before the people say who they want we ad
wise him to address Mr.. Cole, who is never
happy unless he has pet candidate. Hon
VIM. T. Hamilton, than whom no man stands
higher In the estimation Of the Democracy o
the State, had better, If he has any future
aspirations, give the ancient grumbler two
dollars and a-half to take his name from III,
head Of the paper.
Tour article lot OF trash" Yes 10 gram
Cole point In his strained effort we acknowl.
edge il; but II was the incessant wind Of
Ghas. Cole that SET 1t adrift.
As plain, unvarnished liar Cole Is a sue.
cess, rs a comparison Of the following two
articles will show:
THAT Mr.. Peter Is a very proper man, and
that those Democrats who are opposed to his
nomination for Congress, will insure the cleo
ton OF a Republican, u they succeed in de-
feaiing the nomination Of Mr.. Peter There
is deep significance in this, and we would like
20 know, right here whether the writer wishes
r. 10 be understood In adv vance, that IL Mr..
Peter should not be nominated, his friends
will not support the nominee2 Is this what
the Senfinci proposes 10 do2 An explanation
Is now In order. - Union.
asa Democratic paper We have no re
proachfni word for any gentleman who maj
aspire 10 the nomination. We have confidence
10 the wisdon and prudence In the Democrats
oonventiou that the man selected by II shal
be the nominee OF the whole party against al
radicals aud their allies. ''-SeStiRei.
The following sugar coated pill for GU
citizens will not work, as they hate blandish
nent, and especially 10 the oOlumns Of pape
that 10 driven 10 The resort Of sending larg'
number Of copies 70 non-spbseribers-th'
most o. whom are Republicans
Montgomery county claims our neat can
aidate for Congress, and II the Convention. Ia
us wisdom, shoald decide TO CRAFTY her, there
are plenty Of good and true men within bei
borders. any one whom would make capt.
tal candidate and lead on our forces TO victory.
There is the gallant Preiiyman-'bat encyclo-
Pedia Of political wisdom and ekPtrieres,