The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE COUNTY.

Iih D'sir'ci.-The mass meeting at Parkton on
Tuesday, lH;h inst, was an entire success. The
following the officers President J. J. Starr
vice.pTesidcnts. kean Curry. d. =. Norris. Vim.
Foster, Jos. Jones. c. u. Fell. Thomas Cooper,
Abraham Mnycs, Isaac Turnbaugh, Can't. vii.
helm. WIN. Gorsuch. J. W. Spicer, Robert Kirk,
and Dr. X. T.. Jones secretaries, p. =. Cross. W.
y. ScitE aud {. ". Anderson. The Beckleys.
willie band. with delegation from Deckleysyill
GarGeld. Arthur and Webster club. q delegation
from Hereford club. one from Middletown club
aud one FROM Gorsuch's Mills club were in attend
ancc. The meeting was composed Of representa-.
tive men from every section Of the upper end Of
tho county and was enthusiastic and in excellent
spirits. Mr.. Starr called the meeting % order in
n brief but stirring speech. Major A. NJ. Han.
cock delivered excellent address, touching upon
the tarid and the material interests Of tho whole
country. showing that tho policy and measures
inauguratcd by the Republican party have been
instrumental under Republican rule In building
uP the vast business prosperity Of the country
aud that the Democratic party has opposed them
all and would brin; disaster TO large business In.
irrests and 10 thousands OF laboring people by
adopting "a tariff for revenue only" lie was fol.
lowed by Hon. VIM. Whiteiock. who related his
recent experiences Of the condition Of iaboring
isen in Europe compared with ours. :. Parker
Bosley. Esq. followed in n brief address before
the arrival Of the down train. appealing 90 Dem.
ocrats to know how many Of the promised reforms
oi last fail were given by the Democratic legsla-
turc with Gov. Iiamiiton's excellent rccommenda-
tions. The meeting closed with three rousing
cheers for Garfield, Arthur. Webster and victory.
sh "ad l0h Disiricfs.-The mass meeting at
Phoenix Tuesday night was organized by electing
Mr.. Thomas T.. Kemp. president; Thomas v.
Richardson. vicc-presidcnt; VIM. II. Curtis, Sec
retary. The Garfield, Arthur and Webster club
Of Warren attended in q body with transparencies
and music. The transparencies bore the mot
toes "iiard Money" Tariff for Protecting Amer
Jean Labor" "Rcpublicans to the Front" "white
House Ours for the Next Four Years." The Gar
field, Arthur and Webster club Of SUNNY ybrook
was represented by n large delegation. Notwith-
standing the fact that numbers In the community
attended tho sesqui illumination In tho city, the
meeting was largely attended. Speeches Of =
telling character were made by Messrs. Hancock.
whitelock and Boslcy. The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for the candidates and success
In November.
i3,h Disfrici.--The colorei Republican club Of
Cow,lensvillc. 18th district, held n good meeting
on Monday evening. Chas. A. Williams dsliverd
an address and the asscmblage was enthusiastic
FOR Garfield. Arthur and Wilmer. Tho Repubii-
cans Of that scction-if they can get fair election
mex: month-wil give good account Of them.
selves. j. 7. Garrett Is president Of the club and
W. I. Matthews, secretary.
sS Disfrief-The Philopoiis Garfield and Ar
thur club rrct on Saturday evening last and was
addressed BY Mr.. Caleb Cross, Of Warren. The
meeting previous the Hereford club attended In Q
body, with flags, &c. II was an enthusiastic meet
Ing and was addressed by Messrs. J. J. star, II.
ID. fost, Thos. Matthews. Jr.. and II. Harris.