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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

Ee- Mr.. Wallace Senate Committee las die
covered that the Republicans 10 IS.S collected
$4,000 from Federal office holders FOR election
Purposes. This would be about one dollar a head
for the poor Office holders. and about $500 for
each Congressional district. Thi. is fearful!
Why IL Is about as much as Tillen's man Peiion
was I" pay for the Electoral vote Of State after
the election at that. Now is there not deal Of
humbug in this Democratic horror over political
as'e''mcn,s' Don't they ,lo tho same thing
wherever they have oiiec.ho To tax, And
VII" should help pay the legitimate eSpensc. Of
political campaigns. II office holders canno, be
properly asked TO contribute? This Democratic
proposition Z" pass Law making il an offence for
\ Federal piiicc-hoIdcr to subscribe money for
such purpose. i. rieceofvc thin deina query.
We should like to see rise up the Democratic Office
holder anywhere. who receives any considerable
amount from hi. Office. who is not given the OPP
por,uniy Ia contribute to hi. party election cx-
penscs. They all DO il, and will continue o. do il
50 long as the tenure Of Office depends upon party
success.
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sS-The Republican Executive Committee Of
this county passed resolution that aons bat duly
qualified Republican rst,rs Of the district 10 trkicL
they offer 10 rofe shalt be aiiosd 10 roic ~ ne pr-
mary meetings called ~ ali. eoa@i1ee." How
well the Ensor faction obsyei this resolution was
demonstrated BY their conduct in several rie,s
In the Is, district not only Democrats voted but
number Of roughs from Baltimore repeated" As
often as they pleased. In the sth district all tho
Democrats voted who saw ct to do so and when
the votes were counted the number of ballots aud
the names taken by the clerks did not correspond.
Some respectable Republicans who went TO this
meeting and saw how thing. were being manag ed,
went home without voting. In the 9th district
Alfred II. Blake, from the 18th ward Of Baltimore
city, who seemed to be on very intimate terns
with Mr. Ensor, voted his ticket and tried 10 re-
peat the operation but was prevented. Custom
House employees were at these polls In the inter
est of Mr.. Ensor, and IL 10 thought that at least
loo eolored men voted the Ensor ticket who were
not residents 81 the county In the 18th district,
which Ensor claimed 10 have carried by 10 or n
majority. wsll-known Democrats acted as ehallen-
gers and Il Is said his judges and clerks were also
Democrats, and that Democrats conducted the
meeting In his interest. After such manipulaiions
as these Is Il any wonder that large majority Of
the decent people Of the Republican party rspudi-
ate Mr.. Ensor and his methods.
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ES~Therc is one thin. which Republicans
everywhere should fully reaiils-one issue which
they cannot fail to have before them continually
and that Il. 10 win the nex, presidential battle
they must PA; forth one of their best candiIate.,
man known AMI Lowell by the people. aud bet.
Ter one than to-day trains within the rank. of the
Democratic party. Til. mus; be constantly borne
IN mind for i; is the principal thing on which the
Republican party nus; place IL. dependence.
Their rivals have blgnicrc,l time. withou, number
AMI most ':naly but thi. fact is of little moincn,
in the approaching struggle. We have already
Forgotten their blundcrs during the extra session.
The Southern States are kccrin; que, for once.
Better times prevail there. a. in the North. and
the negroes are a; work. We are daily lo.in,
sight Of all these things anil rclaAin. our vigil
lance. To counteFbalancc this We must place in
nomination an unexcepiionablc man--onc who
can rally all the wings and factions of the Marty
aud command its undivided support. We have
NJ lack OF such men. Let the party rise 10 the
true comprehension ofthc subject; forcso the ininor
Issues within its own ranks. concentrate ito
strength and sea, its candidate safely in the Prcs
Dental office.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

Ts-A striking instance Of the cos, Of labor
quarreis has just occurred in st. Louis. The
great Vulcan Iron Works suspended operations
over five years ago. Recently tho furnaces and
mills were Pu, in order ut the expense Of 80 UCO.
preparatory to starting up again. I; wa. c'ti-
mattel that tho monthly expenditure. of the COM
p"ny would amount to S?7S.ooO. The capital in-
vested in the enterprise /. - .S0o.OoO. The works
had scarcely got under way when dispute over
wage. resulted in complete shut down. and now
there Is daily los. to owner. aud worknen of
Thousands Of dollars. This. unfortunately. /. m
everyday story but here the resultant evil. are
50 con'Picuou,ly brought out that the case COM
mands public attention. Surely. it is high time
these industrial conflicts ceased.
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rrniisnED ny AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 4?i.
AN ACT

An AT
To repeal Chapter two hundred and forty -four Of
the Acts passed at the January. Session, sigh-
teen hundred and seventy eight, entitled ssAu
Act Ca repeal aud re enact. amended, Section
three of Chapter two hundred and three Of Acts
passed At the January Session eighteen hundred
AMI seyen;ysix entitled An Act To prevsst
stock running at large in baltimore county
within i've miles from baltimore city," and 70
Te-enaet the same rs To read as follows:
Sr'TioN ]. Es IL sHaefed bg she General 1sses-
iiy "f ufrsirHd. That Chapter two hundred and
forty oi the Acts passed at the January Ses-
ZION. eighteen hundred and seventy eight entitled
an Act 20 repeal aud re.enact. rs amended, Sec
ton three Of Chapter two hundred and three Of
Act, passed at the January Session, eighteen hun
drel and saventy six. entitled An Act TO prevent
stock running ut large in Baltimore county within
Eve miles from Baltimore city" be and the same
y hereby repealed and re enacted 80 as 10 read -
follows:
SEc. ,. isi b. IL snaeisi. That said Justice Of
the Peace shall be fully authorized 90 make sale
Of such stock, IL not returned as aforesaid. and
out of all monies arising from such sale made IN.
der the execution of this Act. he shall pay 10 the
party taking up. IL n Constable or public ofkcsr,
and mpoGniins said stock. one dollar for his ser.
vices therein and also all other expenses incurred,
AMI the remainder TO the owner or owners who
may establish claim 90 saii property. and In the
event 81 no such claimant appearing within thirty
days thereafter then the balance shall be maid In.
% the School Fund Of Baltimore county.
SEr. =. Lad BE- Il further eaac,ed, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved April 10th. IsSo.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor of Maryland.
VI hersLg esrfity. That the aforegoing Il . cor
rect copy OF an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session, 1850.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. sTIEFEL,
JOHN n. MILLENDRR
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
April 9t.-3i
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ssn- Custom House money aud Custom House
strikers failed to rule baltimore county and the
people arc happy. President Hayes Civil SER
vice rules are indeed valuable and handy things
to have around, and as applied to the Baltimore
Custom House they arc an immense success! We
never knew before tina; these rue' required Gov-
eminent officials to 60 out into countie. where
they did not reside and cndcavor to bulllo1e res
psc,able Republicans and Brighten them from tho
polls. But in this particular as 10 some others
they are dead failure and the Pre.idcn, ous h, TO
revise them NJ once.
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present time is remarkably large. Three time. as
many Immigrant. arrived in New York in the first
quarter d iSS" there dl in the first quarter IL
1879. and for the twelve months endn. March ~.
the arrivals numbered 1856 aga,n,t S.:.>.3 for
the corresponding twelve months Of IssS-sg.
There ha. been corresponding increase a; other
ports. We presume ih. immigration speak. w,li
for the prosperity Of ,he country. albeit a few
years ago live question was. wha, i. to be done
with the excess Of labor With unoccuped
lands there !, room for largely increased popu-
lation IL its energis. can only be wisely directed.
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DCBLIC LOCAL LAW.
TO PROTECT FISH IL PATAPscO RIVER.
IrrnLisHEp NJ ArrHoEur.
CHAPTER "a.

AN ACT.
To repeal the frst section 81 Act Iassel AZ tie
January sessiOn. eighteen hundred ani seventy
four, chapter seventy nine. entiii~i An Act for
the protection Of Black Bzss. and all ether Ash
In the Paisp-eO River, above tide uates. and
% rs-enaet the zane With an amendment.
SEXTON !. he 20 ssasf,i ~ rae GeascaI ls.sn.
Ny Of Haryis-d. That the Grs; section q an Act
passed At the January Session. eighteen hundred
and seventy four. chapter seventy nine. be. and
the same Is hereby repealed. and the foleuing ca
acted in lieu thereof:
SEsTsoS I. ne 10 e.sesef ~ tie Ge.sraf A.....
by If Maryland, That from and after the passage
Of this Act, IL shall not be laufal for any erssn
er persons, 60 take, capture 90 destroy Sab. BIZ
ssihs or ssnes. drag net or drag nets. set-nei 90
tBe,s. dip-net or dPnets. stiT-nss or siir-ne;s
sh-baskets OF 6sh pots. eels ueirs bru.h OF fa,-
cine nets. OF any means 90 eonirisanees whaiever
Of the nature % seine. which are known % des-
troy or capture hsh. OF TO destroy caP;are ;hem
BY shsoting striking through the zee. o. other
wise than BY book and line. cOmmonly kn0un -
angling. IN the Patspseo River. above the point
uhsre the old turnpike roai from Ba.iiaSre %
Washington crosses the said river.
ssrTIox3 Adj % e.sessd. That THE Act shaIl
take eject from the date Of its passage.
Approved March 3oth. Isse.
WILLIAM 7. HAMILTON.
Governor of Marylan1.
We ksrsty e~ys;fy. That the aforexoinE IL . cor
rect copy of an Aei of the General Assembly of
Maryland. passed January Session; lisa;
Chief Clerk q the Ilosse e Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS.
Secretary ofthe senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
EDWARD W. sTIEFEL.
JOHN n. MILLENDER,
county co@missionsrs for Baltimors Coanty.
May I.-St.
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Az ACT.
I" add an additional Section e. Article . 81 the
Code of Public Local Law. entitled baltimore
County" subtitle County C"In,ni.sinuer..''-
Whereas the county C"u,hi- .iuner. 81 Baltimore
county 10 some cascs have been compelled O. bill
property sold for county AMI State axes n; public
auction for the amount IL taxes ani cost due
thereon and whereas doubt Ia. arisen a. 10
their authority 10 81 de-. ami IL /. DESTROYS g. L..
gsiiEe their action in this respect. ani g. auth
OriEe them in reference O. the biiiing IN tax
sales hereafter t. be made
SEsTiaS !. he - esa,frd ~ ~ GsH. r.'i .i...a,-
big of Harsiaad. Tha; the action Of the County
Comm. ,ioners Of Baltimore county in PURCHASING.
certain tracts "r parcel. "f land sold IN said
~ for taxes. for the amount Of ihciAXe- duc there
and eosts.l be and the same i hcreby declared
o. be legal and valid.
SEc. >. And be ~ s.1efsd. That the County Com
missioners of Baltimore county may hereafter bill
at sale "f real estate for state and county taxes
due thereon and rosis and 81 t.s came u %"
purchased by them at said sale, that On the final
ratification Of said sale deed .hal bc male bv
the Collector d Taxes for Baltimore county 20 the
said Commissioners. who shall hold the same for
the use Of the county.
SEC. 3. lad BE- - ea.ci.d. Tha, in case sal pre-
perty shall not he redeemed. the County Commits
sioners shall make public sale Of sail real estate.
after due Advertisement in one. or more o.! the
newspapers printed in said county. when To- them II
shall best g. do 50. and -eli the same To- the
highest bidder. aud the proceed. Of such ale shall
be received By the Treasurer Of said county. anil
who shall be authorized. IN the full payrncn, Of
the purchase money. and. not before. % execute n
cool and sufficient deed 60 the purchaser. AMI the
money arising FROM such sale shall he accounted
for by the said Treasurer ~ other public money
now IL. or may hereafter by accounted for accord
ing O. Law.
sEr. I. lad b. IL esarfei. That ihis Act ,hall
take effect from the date Of it, passage.
Approved April 10th. Isso
WILLIAM r. HAMILTON.
Governor Of Maryland.
W. hsT,iy earthly. That the aforesoins (. a cor
rect copy % an Ac, Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland. passed January Session. 1SSo.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk 81 the House Of Delegate.
EUGENE HIGGINS.
Secretary of the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD ". STIEFEI
JOHN II. MILLENDER.
County Commits .ioncrs for Baltimore county.
April 2i.--st.
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s. Parker Bosiey. Solicitor. Towsontown.
NIORTGAGEE'S SALE
A SMALL FARM IN THE 10TH DISTRICT.
NEAR SWEET AIR

By virtue % the power and authority conferred
by Mortgage executed by Michael Han -.
len and his wife 10 John n. Law,
r. dated Angus; 18th, A. Il.
l>.1. AMI daily recorded among the Mortgage
Record, of baltimore county in Liber J. H., No.
-. folio ?66. 3e. the unieFsignci will offer for
sale at the Court House door in Towsonioun. on
Ta..'i.sy. Nag lSfL. 1850,
1T ~ o'clock NJ.
ALL THOSE FotR LOTS OF LAND De-
SCRiBED ~ SAID MORTGAGE:
pne lot being the described in q deed
from isrsei Hooper and others % Michael IIanlen
dsly recorded ainoBs she Land Record. of said
ooaniy. in Libsr q. u. e.. No. 81. folio 60. &e,
containing
TEN AND EIGHT-TENTHs ACRES OF
LAND. MORE or LESS.
Another lot beins the same land decided TO said
Michael ilanlen about January. A. u. 1864, aud
daily recorded anon: Land Records % said eOun.
q in Libet J. II. L.. NJ. ~. folio 80, contain
Ing about
FIVE ACRES OF LAND. MORE
OR LESs
Anaihsr 10; being sarae described in deed to
saii Michael Hanien about November. A. u.
l>s2. and inls recorded among Land Records Of
said county in Liber Z. u. A., No. 30, folio
20. &c. containing about
oNE.IIALF ACRE ~ LAND. MORE
OR LESS.
AMI ana;l,er lot bsing same decided TO said Nj
rhasi lItnlsn about January. A. u. 1873. and
daily recorded in Liber T.. II. A., No. so. folio IS,
Ar-. containing
FIVE ACRES or LAND. MORE
OR LESS.
said 10 acre lot /. improved BY an ordinary
L06 lOTsE.
Eeatherbiarlei. tSo stories. tsO rooms mp stairs
anI ;-o ipsn. srrin: the house. = small
stable. Urinary feneins. divided into tsO hslds,
~aier in ba;h Il them. small amount Of wood
on u acre j.; AMI one Il the 5 acre Its.
IL IS iscaiel on rad leading from Hartford line
g. Old Manor rad.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-haifp purchase money
Cash on day q sale 90 ratification thereof. and
the balance in one year. deferred payment 60 be
secuFei wiih note ~niorsei g. ratification of IN.
dsrsi;nei. and hear interest from day 81 sale.
\ deposit Of sio0 demanded day of sale.
:. PARKER B0SLEY,
Attorney namei in Mortgage.
SAMUEL q. WILSON, Aariioneer.
April "a q.
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Sales of Property.
John I. Yeiiott, Attorney. To-,untown.
SALE
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
Is BALTIMORE COUNTY.


Is BALTIMORE COUNTY.
By virtue Of = decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. citing in Equity. passed re
&C. IN the cause 81 Jacob u. Geisi and 49,
IL others ". Jacob X. Gent aud others
the undersigned. Trustee. will offer at pubic saIc
the following property. on
Hosdpy. hs I'd Dig sf Nas ISSO,
at O'Clock T.. ".
The sale will be ut the residence on the first men.
TONED piece Of property:
Thspropcrty a. be sold belongs 10 the estate Of
Jacob Geist. deceased. and consists of finely i'm.
proved farming Land and two bot. timber land.
The fret lot consist 81 alt that hne farm. con.
tanning
ONE ~ 'NDKED AND fOETl ACRES.
MORE or LESS
about 10 miies from the citv 81 llaitim.tc very
near t" the Fall. Turnpike road. adjoining the
land 81 i. Griffith. folly wortbinsipn. u. u.
joyce aud pther- an 1 about mile frutn ShIwan
This farm l. IN most excellent ncighborLosI. in
high state 81 guilty Walton. well wa,rre'I. under
good iene,ng. and has on it ssVeral good Orch
aTis. IL is improved by
LARGE BRICK DWELLING,
large barn. good siabiing. and all other necessary
oatbuldibg..
LOT No. =.
consist. of the finely improved small place upon
which Jacob Gei.i died. which j. highly improved
IN every way. adjOins the above property and 4.
BRICK DWELLING IiOrSE.
barn. carriage house AMI all requisite outbuiId.
inss. This lot contains
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS.
LOT NJ. ..
- lot 81 timber land. f,rincrly TART ~ the
Parks property. adjoining the land. of William
PAT. .nd either. si..ut one mile from the Falls
Turnpike road. and near the Public Road leading
from Iexas To the FALL Road. IL contains
THIRTY THREE ACRES OF LAND,
MORE Or LESS,
and l. well wooded with Young growth Of timber
LOT No {.
= a pat oi the zane tract A. the last. near the
Beaver Dam. property. /. timber land anil contains
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
Tbi. lot j. near ~ha; il known a. Brinkeit's old
mill. both lots Of timber land are q portion Of
the property conveyed By Samuel Tagart, Trus.
tee. 90 Jacob Gest in his life time.
The ;it!e :, al the land !. perfect. aud where
purchasers may ~ish. the same wills be surveyed.
For title. reference j. hereby made 20 the pro
ceiling in the above mentioned equity case in
the tifeui; Court for Baltimore county.
TERMS OF SALE a. prescribed by the decree
afe-one- half Cash. znd balance .ix months frutn
day e sale. with interest. A cash deposit Of
Slo1 on the Gr.t. and $50 on each of the three
other lots will bs required on the DAY of sale.
JACOB u. GEIsT. Trustee.
JAMES ". 0wINGS, Auctioneer.
April l0.-ts.
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co-whsn the Republican eonveniiss Of this
State meets next week ne earnestly hope there
will be no siisnP, made TO instruct the dslsgatioa
To the Chicago Convention. We think ne speak
the sentiment Of the Republicans of thi. eOs.,y
when re say that the plan ofin'trueting delegates
Is di'tas'efsI- We hope the plan adopted By ne
Republican, will be TO elect delegates, gsniIs-
men Of undOubssd integrity, in whom ell have the
greatest confidence II delegates Of this class are
elected, instrue,ios would Be ssperaoas.
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5so- The Republican convention Of Howard
county met at Ellicoit City on Tuesday, and rs
the county was equally divided ~ to its choice
Tor delegates TO the State convention. no election
could be had. Finally the following resolution
was offered and adopted:
Realized, Tha; IL u unsnineusly agreed that
Hon. james A. Gary Is the unanimous choice Of
TINS convention rs n delegate to the State conven.
ton. with the power Of nominating two other del.
sgaics.
Mr.. Gary goes TO the con, cniipn unplcIErI. Il
would be ju,t and proper recognition Of his scr.
vices to the Republican party ofMatyIsnd to send
him to the National convention a. q delegate at
large. Tbs Baltimore county delegates. We feel
sure, will cast q solid vote for him.
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Public Local Laws.
DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
MARYLAND DEFENSE LOAN.
ruBLisnED ~ AUTuoHiTI.l
CHAPTER III.

AN Act
To authorize and empower tho County Cn,nui,.
siOneTs OF Baltimore county h. dispose Of the
Maryland Defense Loan Bond. owned by saiI
county, aud re .inyest the same, or - much
thereof a. may be required To purchase piece
Of land adjoining the county Aims House.
SD'TIoS !. H. IL sHoeisd by tic G,asrai A..sa-
Lig IF MargIaHd. That the Board OF County Com
missioners 81 Baltimore county be aud they are
authorized an, einpoS ersd To- disJ,o,c nf the Mary.
land Defense Loan Bonds owned by baltimore
county and 70 invest the same. or q. much there
81 as may be required To- purchase q piece Of land
adjoining the Baltimore county Aim. iiuus. prop.
eFty. provided the said County Commissisoners
consider the zane necessary anil for tho public
interest, the balance remaining FROM the sale of
said bond. TO be passed 60 the credit of the levy
of eighteen hundred anil eighty.
Sec. 2. lad be IL eH1ef.'i. That this Act shall
take effect from and after the date Of It's passage
Approved April 10th. ISsO.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor of Maryland.
W. hsreJy ceri;Jy. Tha, the aIoregoins L. n cor.
rect copy of an Act Of the General Assembly IL
Maryland. passed January Session. 1850
MILTON \. KIDD.
Chief Clerk of the House of DELEGATES.
EUGENE HIGGINS.
Secretary Of the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
EDWARD ". STiEFEL.
JOHN II. MILLENDEK.
County Commissioner for Baltimore county.
April 2i.-3t.
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Eo- On the subjec, of politics the Baltimore
Ame'''"" Is to-day. =, it ha. been ior year.. the
most un'ru'hfal anl unreliable paper in Mary
land. 1t wiiifuliy pervert. fact. 10 gain il. own
ends and to advance the Interests Of the Custom
House clique. The Imeric.n'. reporter VII. wa.
present at the regular convention in Tow.outown
ON Monday. we feel satisfied. wrote a fair AMI UNI
biased account Of tue proceedings. and John 7
Ensor' fearing this. went to the city the .nms
e'ening aud remained all night for the purro.e
OF "doc'oriEg'' tho i@srican. repor, to sui, him
self. lie was seen at the Office Of the is., i,rn al
lat" rs IL o'clock that night. and Tue. lay morn.
ing edition showed the Ensor car.mark, all
through it. II the State convention fail. 70 iii
down on this gang mex, Thursday it will not lie
properly serving the grca, mass of II. con.,itu.
cncy
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re- Democratic politician in Teussnteus
remarked this week tn; the chief regret be en-
tsrtainei about Ensors disaster uas that be FEAR
si EnsOr would come over to the DEMOCRACY ssd
tramp !, TO death. lie evidently understands
that the Christian staissmAn !. more s.s 70 fls-
where he Is than he could be with them. Another
said on Saturday last that he hoped EnsOr would
win because IL he did !, would have the eject Of
splitting the Republican party. Es.sr did sos
ri" and the Republican party wont be split.
Make yourself easy on that score.
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Eo-Nery funns is the Democratic situation.
Almost daily comes out statement from high
Democratic authority" tina, Mr.. Tildcn /. fast
failing in health and will not be candidate for
the Presidency. Immediately upon the top Of
each OF these announcements VIC see as positive an
assurance on the other hand tina, the all gentle
man 10 in 6ne condition and has no intention to
let 20 his hold upon tho nomination. 4 public
word from Uncle sammy nigh, help to solve the
problem II would be glad iiiing. 10 the average
Democratic heart IL he would lie, 60 hi. crip-bu,
will he? Tiilcn or Tildcns man il mus, b,.
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!eo- Not content with bringing Custom House
officials into the county to bullioEo respectable
people at the primary meetings. John r. Ensor
had the same gang on hand early on Monday
morning for the purpose Of trying to ovcrawe
country delegates and Brighten them into meas.
ure'. This gang had scarcely reached Towson-
town before Mr.. En'Or's home bully. seeing tina,
he had help. cnicavorcd to create disturbance,
AMI although no; delegate. sworc tina, the con-
ven'ion should not be held a, Shcalcy'. Hall Tie
convention was held a, shealey's Hal anil the
bullying business did not succeed worth cent.