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For the "union.'
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN SONG.
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO "MEpI.
Gus" AND OTHERS.
nv OBSERVER.

Tune" Bopni. Biue Flag"
We are the hungry Democrats
And We have waited long
To get hold on "Uncie sam
50 We could right the wrong"
We tried the Union to dissolve
But found IL was "no CO."
And ever since we've tried 10 fool
The "ianks" by eating crow.
CHoEus-liurrah! lluTrah! we've worn our teeth,
you know,
But once again well try to fool the
"Yanks" by eating crow.
Twas in the year Of 'sixiy-one
We did the war begin.
Because the Yankees" turned Us out
Aud put "old Lincoln in.
Twas then our gallant chivalry"
Did drop the pillow and hoe
And take their stand with sword In hand
To make the "Yanks" eat crow.
CnoErs-Boo hoo! hoo. the game 60, blocked,
you know,
And ever since we've tried TO fool the
'ianks" by eating crow.
We know It's hard TO swallow crow,
ut goes agains, the grain
But down the stun must GO. my boys,
In spite Of all the pain.
We chawed II first In sixty. -four,
And then in scvcnty-two,
And now we've got another mess,
We've got to put IL through.
Cnonus--'Tis hard It's hard you very veil do
know.
But tis no use TO make fuss. we've got
to swallow crow
The Democratic oyster. boys.
We had in sixty eight.
lie tasted Of the copper. boys.
We got him down first rate;
And then again in seventy six
Old "Ciphcr SAM" you know.
We downei him hy the "barrcl. bays.
H. di,iR'f 'a.h nf cco,c
Cuesrs-Oh no oh no, We tell Won hi. 80.
Old "c"pper head and Clipper sam. :"
they didn't taste of crow.
Thi- il "Grcelcy game" my boy.
It, not like 'scvcnty.six.
Were ever poor old Democrats
In such na,ty tx:
We've got 10 hollcr Union songs
We've got 90 strike and blow.
Bat. Lord. it goes against the graia.
IT. h"r' to swallcr GROW.
CnoRrs--'Ti. hard. ri, hard, It's very iard. ,ou
know.
lis hard to sing the Union songs. It's
hard to swaler crow.
We never liked the boy. in Blue"
But now we've got TO yell
For one who packed the Democrat.
By Thousands oii towel
The job 10; NJ and done. my boy.
wei haze :" let IL 20;
"n. Southern bosses cooked him up.
We've got To- .Wailcr crow.
CnJErs liurrah. lluirah but don't we have To-
b'uN.
Although il makes US f,.i 80 .iek to eat
the H"siy CROW.
hut when November sun 'hali set,
Our race Is cnlc'l here.
Then lay " in nur grave. to rest
And drop silent tear:
Anl il .a;ne passer-by should ask
Who licih there - low p
Say lis the poor old Democrats
Who diel Of eating crow.
CHoR' hoo ho"' hoo hoo 'iis very SAD, you
know.
To have il said when we are dead,
They died Of eating crow
RArNiLLr. Ma. sept. I'd. lSS0.
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Gs-As soon as there appeared = chance tina,
the Democrats had been reckoning without their
host with reference to the Maine election the news
papers ofthai party commenced shouting "fraud 90
"fraud!!" Now isn't II refreshing to hear Demo-
Gratis shouting fraud One would think tina, all the
virtue on earth was packed Up and consigned to
the Democratic party. Molly Hoses,
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jrs-The Democrats Of the Second Congressional
district will hold their second .rmaries on sa,ur
day, October %, aud their nominating convention
at Ilavre de-Graee on the 9Th. II is now very
generally admitted tina. there ia to be no organized
opposition 10 Mr.. Talbot and Of course he viii
have walk -over-for the nomination.
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First District.
Third District.

ioHday. and THs.day OctoLer Ia aad 5fi, 1850.
AT RANDALLSTOWN.
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re~ I, |. asserted an wh., 1, eon.;a.,.d

ssc- II is asserted on wha, is considered first
class authority that active preparations are going
on in Baltimore city to send a gaag Of Democratic
roughs and repeaters TO Indiana 20 take part In
the election In that State on the 18th of0ct This
scheme was successfully carried out in 1876 and
will be again attempted. bu, Republicans havin g
been apPrised Of the project will take such steps
as may be thought necessary to put a stop to Il.
contamination,
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c1- Al the 9th district primary meeting on
Saturday last SOC votes were poIlsd and the sue.
ee'sfal ticket was elected by 25s majority The
"still hunt" and double dealing Praeticed BY ths
"one-man party" can't win. Ithas run lie course
aud the sooner Il bags its head and accepts the
situation the better.
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iED-We stated last week-on the authority Of
the Washington Crifie-tha, the losses in collect.
ing and disoursing Government funds under Pres
ident Hayes administration have been only eisLt
Hins 70 NE tLeasssd dollars. Under Van Burep's
administration the loss on every 81 1000 collected
was sisr,a dollars sad ssrsHiy-oHs essf.,
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TO- Baltimore county Republicans have been
permitted to hold at least one quiet and JssPec,-
able convention. And this too without tho aid Of
either managers or bosses. We feel like eOngra,-
ulating all honest Republicans. They are on
their feet again and no sort Of jack power will
be permitted 70 upset them in the future.
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Twelfth Diztrict.

Fir, prerinc;- MICHAEL ADAMS TAVERN.
NEAR CANTON.
Second rFcsinc,-wALTER'S TAVERN, At
FORMS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third precinct-GoNTRCM's TAVERN, GAR.
DENVILLE.
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GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.

HEREFORD, eth District, baltimore county.
Saisrday, S.pfsH.Jsr 25fA. lssO.
At ] o'clock +. ".
eo-Ali who are favorable 60 the election Of the
Scholar. Soldier and Statesman. GEx. JAMES A.
GARFIELD. and the Homes, and Patriotic CIIES.
TER A. ARTHUR. our standard. bearers. are
invitei TO come and hear the questions Of the
day ably discussed by Capt. II. ". Mccall. York.
Pa: Baitus kennard, Esq. Baltimore. Nd: Hon.
John J.. Smith. Carroll county. Nd; John T. Ea.
SCR. Esq. baltimore county. Nd. and other able
speakers who are expected to be presen, to aircs.
the meeting.
4 band Of music will be presen; to enliven the
occasion.
xo-Republican,. turn out. Forward to the front,
ScptIs.-?t. by order Of COMMITTEE
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The undersigned, intending TO settle up his af-
fairs. will ODER for sale. on his premises, -,
e. Taesday, Sspf,S,Jsr 2sfh. lsso, s
E.I h2P. NJ.
His FINE FARM OF I55 ACRES,
situated in a very desirable part Of Baltimore
county. for health and conveniences. binding on
York Turnpike and y. c. r. H., ono mile from
Sparks Station. The situation is unsurpassed.
with an excellent view Of surrounding country,
being suitable for public institution. The Land
Is OF the best quality. namely, rotten rock, and
well improved with fruits Of different kinds. The
DWELLING HOUSE Of eleven rooms la. n fine
grove and lawn. water in house and barn. yard
The improvement, are good barn, ice house. dairy,
&c. convenient to churches schools, stores mills,
blaeksmiths and pos,ofice. Mail twice day
within mile. Any information given person,
desiring to see the property, and coming By rail
will be met.
TERMS made known ON day Of sale.
+. STEWART.
Philopols. Baltimore county. Nd.
Sent. tl.-ts.l
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variou. Election district. Of Baltimore county.
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Fourth District.
REiSTERSTOwN.
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Tenth District.


First Prccinct-wRIGnT'S TAVERN. HAIR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Prcciact-w WILLIAM DLACKISTON'S.
RIbGEL.S FORCES. PIIiLA. ROAD,
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Twelfth District.

W"a'faE. DcfDier ih. 1850,
At JOHN kRAUSEE'S GAkDENvILLE
HOTEL. 81 Precinct:
TH.sdpy. Oci,bsr 5ih. iSSO.
AT MICHAEL ADAMS. SCHoRRvILLE.
CANTON. "a Precinct.
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New Advertisements.

I OST.--A BROWN CANVAS CARTRIDGE
- BAG. with abOa, 30 loaded Ely Shells No.
10, and also gun cleaner. Lost on York road near
Germans Hotel. Of no use 20 any one but the
owner. Finder will receive reward " LEFT at this
Office. IN.
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re- The J."raai Of last week makes the sweep.
ing charge that "nur ncighbor of the UxioS has
been 30 in the habit Of making incorree, state
ments about Democrats that il has become q
second nature 10 him." We deny IL emphatiealiy
and challenge the proof. In publishing what Mr..
u. W. Bacon said NJ the Westminster convention
we quoted from the Baltimore San. and We believe
tina, paper is about As reliable as either Mr. Bacon
or Mr. Ruby. II he was misquo,cd he knew IL
and should have gone TO the San and asked 4 cor
restion. Did he do II? We think not. We said
then and &c repeat II now that il Mr.. Bacon used
the language as reported in the .Saa he said what
was not true and everybody knows il. The Jour-
nat says "the USioS man . should not
grab ut 20 small thing to strike an old acauain.
lance and friend" When man grows to be such
an important politician a TO think about being q
candidate for State Treasurer or have his name
banded about as aeandidate for Congress he then
has dofied his swaddiing eiothes-supposed 70
have done 50. at ieas,-and become common
property. when his ut,eranccs could be used BY
the press, II IL saw Gt so to do. wegaye Mr.. Ia.
cons language reported in the Saa, and ifther,
was misrepresentaiion-and We don't think there
was-we can't be blamed for H.
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First Precinc,-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s
SAMPSON.
Second PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, WISEBURG.
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First Precinct-cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct-.lIAMPDEN VILLAGE.
FALLS ROAD.
Third Prccinr, -ToWSUNTOwN
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NintI, District.

Monfry. Oc',Ler III, lSSU,
AT WATKINS RESTAURANT. TowSON-
TOWN. 81 Precinct.
TH..'i"y. Oc,oLsr 5ih, issO.
AT JUSTICE COLES OFFICE, wAVERLY.
LIST Precinct.
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'"fF'Sg''"htH'f BHNfiHbfe county HtOss
Exile. BALTIMORE otxrY. Sept, 20. IssO.
H''.rs. Edf"rs :-Brlicying you TO be liberal
and fair minded journalists respectfully request
an in,ru'ipn upon your column. in regard to Ger.
tain matter between Nr. /. :. Cross and myself
Mr.. Cross takes me 10 task for saying in n com.
munica;ion To the Hsraif that he had made mis-.
statement in regard 60 the number Of the 9th dis
irci Hancock and English club at its organixa.
ton. lie says in the last cSioS "Dr. Baldwin is
responsible. n he told inc that the Hancock and
English club only had Il members"
Now. with all due respect 90 Mr.. Cross, assert
in the most positive and emphatic manner that I
never made an assertion Of that kind. nor could
] have made IL for the very simple fact that il
was not the truth. as the following statonen, from
the Secretary of the club fully proves.
Mr.. Cross would not purpOsciy or with malice
aforcthousht make incorrect statements, but dur.
ing this heated campaign he has lost his balance
wheel and IL would be great moral wrong 70
hold him responsible for any assertions he ght
make between now and next November. We pre-
sumo lac heard something said about "is" while
sitting on Mr.. MeTrikens porch cio.e 10 tie ,rndo
where the club was organizing, Whom the gods
wish 10 destroy they first make mad :" With m
aH r'r"iT TO my good Christian friend Of Rayvic,
dismiss the subject as unworthy of further notice
Eespcc;iully. JosErn :. BALDWIN, VI. u.
EkLo. BALt". CorSrr. Mn. Sept. Is, 1850.
We: ",H'"n Sch"ari. Secretary q; Na%c"ek and
E"gii.h ciHb ~ Gh Disirie,:
~ D'"r Mr--As you were present at the or
san'Eati"n Of the Hancock and English club Of
this place. will you please say whether or not we
organized with I. ,nember.,
Yours truly. JoSrrm :. BALDWIN.
EkLo. BiLro. CorNTT. Mn. Sept. Is, IssO.
d.. Eahfri". Fro.id.H' Of Htscoek aad Engii.G
Cut "f6h Di.irici:
Nc-in reply {" your note would say that the
9th district Hancock and English club HamJsr.d
""'' than Il members at its organization.
Your truly. WILLIAM ScnAanr,
Secretary Hancock aud English Club.
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Law once OF G. z. Phelps, - st. Paul ST.,
Baltimore. Nd.
MORTGAGES SALE

=. u.
Baltimore, Nd.
MORTGAGES SALE
AVA
AVAILABLE FARM NEAR EAyDALLS.
TOWN.
Under power in Mortgage recorded in Liber
j. b.. No. GO. folio go. &C.. one of the Islr
ga Mortgage Records Of Baltimore sz
EI county. the undersigned. -
Attorney therein naned. will sell at public sale,
Mt the Court House nj Towsontown. on
S"'""'fay. h' ?jfh lay oJ S'PiemJsr. lsSo.
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND ~ BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.
therein described. containing
1874 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
situated upon the Marcelia Church Road. about
half mile south Of Randallstown n. formerly owned
by silas W. Conn. now occupied by Mrs. Sophia
J.. smith. and adjoining the lands Of {. u. Ship.
ley, {. Wolf. j. Smith, tiatc Stirling.l Stinch-
comb. Fryfogie and Worthingion. About 10
ACRES IN TIMBER. the balance in guilty alton
or grass. Soil rotten rock. Healthy country.
Well improved BY u large
STONE MANSION,
sheltered by n grove upon an elevation command.
ing an extensi-e prospect. surrounded by a line
lawn. with barn aud Outbuidngs. ice. house. tool.
house. dairy, lighthouse. tenant house. ac. Fruit
In abundance. Several fnc streams. Marcella
creek. &C.. water the various fields.
TERMS.-0nc.third Cash, balance in six and
twelve months. with interest from day Of sale. A
deposit of $3.50 will be required.
c. Il. PHELPS. Attorney.
~ 81. Paul 81, Baltimore.
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Monday. OcioJsr 4ih. 1850,
At THE HOUSE OF ELI :. SAMPSON,
lsi Prccint:
THes'f,,y. Ociober sri. lSs0,
Ar PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE
BURG, ~ Precinct.
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Consumption may be prevented by checking
cough or cold in time, and nothing equals DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for throat aud lung alec
tions. IS cts.
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Fifth District.
WHITE HOUSE.
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Eighth District.

W,Hftg. OcioJsr III. iSSO,
AT C0CKEISNILLE HOTEL. Jockeys
WILLIE.
T".-'iay. OcioJer jtb. iSsO.
At CIIAS. .. Jockeys HOTEL. I0-MILE
HOUSE. YORK TURNPIKE.
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~ Il has been quite "a spell" since We have
heard anything from Mr.. Hampton. Has his
mouth been closed for Fepairsi
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Eighth District.
Ninth District.

First inct-CocKEYsvILLE.
Second Prccinct-C. o. c0cKEy's TEN.MIL
HOUSE. YORK TURNPIKE,
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pERKsHIREs FOR SALE.

One extra fine BOAR and two S0wS. Took
hrst and second premiums at last Bai.s
timore county Fair. From imported MYYA
Stock noted for its pure breeding andfNufa
fattening qualities. Only parted with TO prevent
too close breeding. viii he sold ut low prices.
Stock can be seen ut any time. For prices. &C.,
address FRED'K Won KAPFF.
Govanstown. Baltimore county, Md.
Sept. ls.-2w.
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80 II is said We arc to have seven eclipses
this year, via, four Of the sun, two Of the moon
and one Of the Democratic party.
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IMPORTANT To AGENrS-Tut

IMPORTANT TO AGENTS.-TlIE
j LIFE OF GEN. JAMES 4. GARFIELD. by
his personal friend. MAJoR BuSpr. Editor Y. Y.
Aaii. is the only edition TO which Gcn. Garfield
has given personal attention or facts. beautifully
illustrated. printed and bound. THE bes;."-N.
J. Com. Adr. The ncatest.'-N. Y. Hernii. The
most useful. sensible and sa;isfactory.-N.Y Tri.
bs"e. Full length steel portrait by Hall. from
picture taken expressly for this work. Active
AGESrs WANTED. Liberal terms. send 81 Mt once
for complete outfit. A. $. BARNES 4 Co. III
li3 William ST., n. \. (Sept-it.
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Jsn- This seems TO be bad year for "chris.
tian Statesmen RsgHissceHi IN pace.
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WANTED--.A middle-aeed WHITE wO.
w MAN from the country. 10 cook, wash and
iron. To the right person good home and fair
wages will be given. Apply At 100 n. High 81,
Baltimore. fAug. 2s.-tf
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Fourth. District.
Fifth District.

Monday aHd T'aesfay, Ocfober ia aud 5fh. 1850
AT THE STORE OF wM. l.. SIIRIvER.
REISTERSTOwN.
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Eleventh District.

Monday anil THe.day. OcioLcr Ia "Hd
jb. IS>O.
AT SHADES TAVERN.
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DUBLIC SALE

Sept. 1.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
SECOND DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Nomination OF Col. Edwin II. Webster, OF
Hartford. for Congress.

The Republican convention of the "a Consrc..
sionai dis;rie, met at Temperance Temple. Bal,i.
more, on Thursday, and was called to order by
Geo. II. Riley, Esq. Of Baltimore county. member
Of the State Central Committee. John Mcfaui 81
Baltimore county, was made chairman, and DR..
X. TUT, OF Cecil county, secretary. Al the coun-
ties in the district fully represented. 4. Bill
lnsslca, Of Carroll county, after stating that both
Hon. John Z. Smith and Col VIM. A. McKellip.
Of his county. declined to accep, the nomination.
he. in an eloquent speech, nominated Col. Edwin
II. Webster. Of Hartford, as the Republican nomi.
nee for Congress. lie said:
In Colonel Webster they had a candidate than
whom there is no superior in the district or the
state. and who has few equals anywhere. When
the country needed men TO save IL in the hour ii
peril he was among the first TO leave his home and
iireside and enlist under the flag of the union.-
From the field he called by his people 10 serve
the country in the councils Of the nation, and
served in the Thirty seventh and Thirty .cish,
Congresses with great credit 10 himself and bcncd,
ca his constituency. With him the Republican
party goes into the contest with good prospects Of
success. and in him the Republican party has a
candidate worthy of their supper, and pride. Mr..
Billingslea's euiogy Of Colonel Webster was rap.
turously applauded by the audience.
Mr. J. I. Mccullough. of Cecil. seconded Col.
webster's nomination. paying high tribute To- his
worth. integrity and real to serve his country. lie
was always patriot rather than partisan. and
this sometimes estranged him from his political
friends. The Republican party could certainly
not nominate man more worthy Of their suiTr
J. Thompson Friczc. Of Hartford. and John T.
Graham. Of Baltimore county. also seconded
the nomination in glowing culogics Of Colonel
Webster. and predicted success to the party with
him rs the nominee.
Col. Webster was then nominated by acciana.
tion.
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EEtVPuIh UINyrIcI.
Monday. OrioL.r III, lSsO.
At JoIIUA l.. wR1GIITS HOTEL.
let Precinct.
..iry. Oc'oLer III. iSS0.
AT RIpGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY wM
BLACkISToN'S.l PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE. .! Precinct.
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Sixth District,

Monday and THessiay. OcfoJer III aud STA, IssO
AT JACKS0N'S WHITE HOUSE.
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SKETCH OF rnr xnHIxrr.

Col. Edwin lian'on Webster is ffty-one year.
OF age. having been born in Hartford county March
~, 1899. and was educated in Dickinson College.
His political life began with his election TO the
Maryland Senate in 1855. lie served in that
body for four years. and NJ the session of ISIS
was elected president of the Senate. In 1856 he
was presidential clector on the Fillmore and
Donaldson ticket. In 1850 he was elected Ia the
Thirty seventh Congress, but resigned his posi-.
ton in the House fo7 the purpose Of forming the
Seventh Maryland Union Regiment. In 1862 he
was reelected to the Thirty. eighth Congress.
serving on the Committee ON Claims and On Pub.
Tic Expenditures. Ia this Congress he served
with Gen. Garfield. and the two gentlemen were
warm friends. In 1854 he was re- elected TO the
Thirty ninth Congress. bu; csigacd in July. 1861
when he was appointed by President johnson col
lector Of the port Of Baltimore. In lSG7 he went
over with the johnson following 90 the Dem
ocra,c party. but was never actively engaged in
Democratic politics. and always refused To- hold
Office under the party. For several years past he
has been an earnest. although u conservative. Re
publican. lie resides on his estate near Beair.
Hartford county. one Of the largest aud hand.om-
est In Maryland.
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HeycutIa District.

Monday aHd Tas.dey. Oetsbsr Iih ssd s,h, 1885,
AT y. l.. MERRIkEN'S STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN
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said county, on

Baltimore county. that an Election will b. held 1.
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, under,ignel. Oficers Of Resislralion for d,
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Thar DENoCRArIc ~ vWroRY ~ MAISE.-Gen.
Weaver. the Grccnback candidate for President.
does not view that Maine affair a. much Of Dem.
ocraiic victory. In fact hc shows up that party
In rather disagrceable light in tcicgraphing to
Gen. Plaisted. the Grccnback candidate for Gov
ernor, A. follows:
II congratulate you On the grand fight you have
made In Maine for the Grcenback party. II will
inspire our friends with confidence aud strcng then
them for the great battles which remain 10 be
fought. hope you are elected. II Is most anus
ing to sec the Democratic leaders masauerading
behind the Grccnback party, and calling our Vic
tory Democratic boom. They fail 10 tell the
people that You were nominated as n siraiyhtout
Grrcnbackcr nnd that a Democrat could not have
carried the 10000 votes IN the state. They fail
ale" L. state that they requested you ;o make
pledges I" them when they gave you their en- lor.c
men'. and that you pcrcmptorily declined: that
their state Central Committee subsequently de-
inanded pledge of you. and upon your second
refusal said committee requested YOU To- Withdraw
n candidate. AMI that you declined 10 .io that
alsu. The Democrats in Maine showed their good
sense by Voiin. the Grccnback ticket. Let ~ ali
rejoice. JtHE, II. wE,NEH"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF's ELECTION MOTTO

> H-ncfioN NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given to the qualified voters Of
Baltimore county. that an Election will be held h.
said county. on
TIE F'''f T"esday H,<i cfier tie first Monday Of
yor,mJsr lsSO,
u being the al day Of said month. in the several
Precincts and Districts Of Baltimore county, Wis ;
First District.
First Precinct-FAfR VIEW Inn, FREDRR.
lex TURNPIKE.
Second preeinct-NEwBURG HALL. CA.
louisville.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

I've affirm The BELIEF arorci ia 1876. that iic
duties i'ried for tie purpose Fl 'ioHii be
90 discriminate TO Jaror AMERICAN III
BOR."-Chiedyo Republican Conr,"'ion. .Iuac "a.
1850.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
"iad a tdriGJor rercnne ON -
Cincinnati Democratic CDnrention, .JuMe 2ad, IsSO.