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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

SS-A New York World reporter me, Hon.
Arthur J. German In Philadelphia aud inter.
viewed him on the political situation. Mr.. Cor.
man vouch'afed the startling information tina, the
Democrats will carry Maryland for Hancock -
Now this Is news and no mistake! lie also said
"therc are some very respectable white Repubn.
cans" In Maryland. This IL an admission from
the sanity Arthur which couil hardly have been
expected. Let US congratulate ourselves, fellow
Republicans that there are at least soa, rcspsc,a
bic ones amongst Us.
Mr.. German said the Republicans will poll the
full vote Of the party for GarGeld. No, very
startling but correct. lie also said II suppose
there Is no state In the Union where the right Of
suffrage Is enjoyed more fully than in Maryland.
No one is dePrired Of that riyh, rAo /. entitled to
Il. and nerer has been since ne eaJraHeh.eB.nt of
fhe eoioTed people" Yes, the right Of suffrage Is
enjoyed-particularly in Baltimore eity-wherc
come Democrats have boen known 20 vote thirty
or forty times. II that is not real ssjoyneai Of
che right Of suffrage We would like % know what
IT, This same eHycymsM was INDUCED in Mr.
Gorman's own eouniy-and 10 bis advan,age-by
bummers from Baltimore city, who built pens
around some Of the polls and by tricks known only
70 that trade kept Republicans from voting. II
no one In Maryland 10 deprived Of the right 10
vote Why IL II that thousands Of the names az R..
publieans were left OF Of the registration books in
baltimore city and the courts refused 20 Issue
certificates 50 that the disiranehised could exsr.
else their rghti o. yes, everything Is lovely here.
Hancock will carry tho State by 'twsn,y thous.
snd"-forty thousand II the bosses want to give
TO him-the Republicans and independent men
will vote solid for Garfield, and there are ssme re-
spectacle Republican, In the State. Now let the
band play.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

GARriELp's CnAScEs N Acknowledgement
'a'ive Millets, Of Michigan. who IL In Washington,
says that tbs Republicans Of Michigan will roll up
an immense majority for Garfield aud will carry
solid delegation to Congress that the Democrats
are disappointed In Hancock. as he l. not reprs.
sentative man Of Democratic principles, and he
was not hero enough in the Rebellion 10 make him
hrst-elass military candidate. lilo says that
uarheld's early western life. where as poor young
boy hc struggled against all odds in making q ca.
reer Tor himself, takes tho Michigan popular sen.
ument, ~ there Is perhaps not prominent man
In the State, Republican or Democrat, who does
not know how II was himself, and they end re-
.Ponsive sentiment Of sympathy and admiration.
lie thinks. when the campaign fairly opens, the
people will be surprised at the Republican snthu.
BY storm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

1c-Democraiic organs are making desperate
efforts to induce their readers believe that their
party Is working harmoniou.ly and moving for.
ward with solid front for the battle In Novcm
Der. But the facts DO not bear out any such be-
lief. In Virginia there are two electoral tickets
IN opposition to the Republican ticket; in Inii.
ana there Is much pickering anl confusion. with
m open revo', in the party, while in New York
the Tilden aud Tamnany factions are till at
variance and are not working in harmony. In
Tennessee and Georgia the affairs &c the Demo
Gratis are in chaotic state anil some oi the lead
ing men AMI newspapers d. not nttcinp; g. hide
the dissatisfaction which exists anil bill. fair 10
overthrow their party. correspondent; writing
from Tennessee to the Louisville fky.l C.arirr-
Journal, leading Democratic newspaper, give.
mournful picture Of the dissension. in that State
lie thinks tina, the "low tax trepudiating) Dem
ocrats intend to make trouble. as they are doing
In Virginia, and that unlcss the Democratic State
Convention puts in the field competent man for
Governor upon clean and clear platform mean
ing something, there are hundreds Of good Demo.
Gratis In Tennessee who will vote for the Republic
can candidate, and thousand. who will not vote a,
all for Governor"
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J-fs- The editor Of ia Albany EreniHg Journal
says that ono Of the bishops Of the Episcopal
Church in the state Of New York 10 n Democrat.
When he heard that General Garfield was nonin.
aied he took occasion TO say that he knew him.
and admired him rs one Of the best and purest
men in the republic. and" said he, al congrat.
ulate you upon the wisdom Of the convention
Whatever others may do, you may be sure that at
least one Democrat will vote for him." Another
clergyman Of Albany. who was n classmate with
the Gencrai. said: 81 am glad hey ond expression
that the convention has nominated General Gar
field. lie Is pure and noble man, and has been
pure aud noble from his youth up. II would az.
ford me great pleasure TO say SO publicly on any
appropriate occasion. Indeed, I so admire the
man and deem him 10 combine so many elements
Of true greatness and personal virtue. that would
be quite willing to make speech in his favor at
any time"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

SrRrNG FRoH InE RASHs.-There IL no doubt
that General Garfield inusi become more and more
popular the particulars Of his markable career
become known. II is 50 THOROUGHLY American, is
50 completely what We conceive SELF made Amer.
lean should be-. that il appeals at to our adj
miration and our pride. Il l. the same old story
which many of our forrmos, men have had TO tell.
life ON a baekHo"is farm. where all the labor Of
the father and his sons was barely sufficient 10
wrcsi scaniy livelihood from the ungcncrous soil
After awhile the father was taken and then the
struggle with nature dcyolvcd upon the son aud
the mother Then came u brief career ON the canal
to cke out the subsistence the home acres 50 grudg
iEgly bcsin~cd. Eut American pluck vas there
and the backwoods aspirations for an education
which could only be obtained abroad was strong
within him nni at length put hin, into an Eastern
college Here again long hours Of toll and study
were his. but the energy and will equal TO the
occasion. and whom he stepped from the friendly
portals u was Co. become the president Of college
himself. Then came the days af triumph aud 70
ward general in the army. for long years In
'"nIrcss and recently elected To- the United States
Senate. Later It'll he became the nominee Of the
Republican party. American history cannot poin,
To- n"blcr example of man risen from the ranks.
His career deserves 10 be held up TO the rising
generation as an example for young Americans Of
what Tan may accomplish when prompted BY
high aims aud n true ambition. We have had
many scli-,nadc men. but We recall none who are
more deserving Of his honorable title. lie Is en-
phaiieally man Of the people sprung from the
lower rank, there !. nothing Of tho proud, pam.
perei afi,t"crat about him. but he has shown dur
ing his whole public career that he Is true 20 the
class from which lac comes. and will make such n
President rs the people most need.-Laneasfer
Ns~ Era.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

s.-onc by one the vile ISLANDERS and lies cir
cula,cd By Democratic newspapers against the fair
name Of Mr.. Garfield are having the props knocked
from under them. II was the New York World
which originated tina, lie about Judge Swaync
having condemned. in judicial opinion. Mr.. Tar.
fields connection with the DE Golyer case and
the World is now making desperate n,,cmp, to
squirm out'of the scnnialcus position in which 1t
placed itself. hut IL has not the manlincs. 10 own
that II concoe,cd silly falschooi for partisan c-
feet. Even the Philadelphia Ti@s., with ii. strong
leaning towards Hancock. says tina, There i. no
longer any excuse for the Democratic gans 10 90
on printing that supposedopinio Of Judge Swayne
about the Garfield DC Golyer fec. Even organs
ought to be fair enough to state the fact. in n
matter Of such importance ~ that"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

ro-The charge Of Garfield connection with
the Credit Mobilier is disproyel Ly Democratic
testimony, hence there Is no nsec.-iiy for his
making the personal explanation which some
Democratic newspapers are so anxious To have
him make. In 1873 Senator Thurman sail !:
"oakes Ames swears tina, Garfield got ten shares.
and Garfield swcars that he did not do anything
Of the Kind. There was good deal Of talk. but
no proof against him. AMI am compelled to say
that Garfield gets ou; better than any one else :
"Hd on tie rrioie there !. nof ..d-i.h erid,nc. o.
.fasien rorrHp'io" % Ii. d"or." The New York
Wo''d-sound Democratic au,hori,y--afier quo
ting this language Of senator Thurman. sail -
"Ai,cr considering all the testimony. ON the whole
We concur in th. view Of Mr.. Garfcli's conncc.
tion with the Credit MobIier"
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HOUSE, IA
TowsoNTowN. Nh, - LIE "a =
SIMcEL .. BUrL EH, pyspri.for.

beg leave TO announce To- my friends through
out the county that have taken this old and
we'll known Hotel for the accommodation Of
permanent and Transient bparicrs. II has been
re fitted entire aud put in first class Order and am
nav ready for the accommodation of my friends
and the public generally.
The house Is supplied with pure spring water
nnd shaded with fine trees. it, ncarnr.s TO the
city. with the advantages of line 81 horse cars
and trains by the Northern Contra, Railroad. make
u desirable summer resort for gentlemen who
do business In Baltimore. The unsurpass ed health
and beauty Of the surrounding country, with its
pleasant drives. and the absence of that pest Of
the human family. the mosquito. make il the most
desirable resort in the State.
The proprietor would respectfully call the a,ten.
iion Il those IL search of Summer Resort o. the
fact that the Smcilcy House being bull, of stone.
Ia the most substantial manner. the danger from
fire incident to frame buildings l. thereby To n
great extent avoided.
Good siabling and Carriage Houses attached to
the premises.
A coach will be run in connection with trains on
the y. c. Il. H., making the time from the house
to Baltimore In hty.iyc minutes.
SAMUEL ?. BUTLER,
July a.-M Proprietor.
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.fS-Much has been said Of resumption aud the
great work of the refunding transactions by the
Republican party and iis distinguished Secretary
Of the Treasury. bu, no, too much. !, may not
be amiss to remind the intelligent voter that more
than siG,ooo.ooo !. being saved annually in the
item Of interest. Let him think over this and ask
himself the question whether tho prospcc, of a
curtailment Of his Federal taxes will be brighter
under an imitation Democrats administration III nm
under continuance Of the present adminisira.
ton After careful consideration Of this ques-
ton We think he will come to the determination to
vote for Garfield and Arthur.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Eu-Gcn. Grant, who Is commander in chief Of
the organization known as the "Boys in Blue
composed Of ex-union scldiers-has issued an or
der directing the members Of the National Com.
mittec in the several States to at once proceed To-
organize to promote the election Of Garfield and
Arthur. In issuing the order Gcn. Grant says in
his opinion 'the hes, interests Of the whole coun-
try. North and South. demand the success .: the
Republican ticket"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

sS-Mr. John L. Thomas, ST., father Of the
Collector Of tho Port Of Baltimore. died at his
home In that city. on Monday evening. aged SIS
years. NJ. Thomas was q native Of Lebanon,
Pa, and came TO Baltimore In 1918 TO help de-
fsnd the city from tho British forces but the great
aud decisive battle had been fought and won when
he arrived. IIs then engaged In the tobacco bus
insss anS subsequently, lived at Winchester,
Va, and cHsaberiand. Nd, returning to baltimore
In 1850. lie hsd been an elder In the Presbyie-
riAn church for fry years. Mr.. Thomas leaves
three sons and six daughters, all Of whom are
maffiel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Ec-The Democratic county convention Of Cecil
county was held at ElktOn on Monday, to send
four delegates to the ID Congressional distric,
nominating convention which meets at ws.tmin.
ster. September 9th. There had been a very ex.
citing contest in the county between Albert Con.
stable and W. $. Evans. both candidates for Con-
grcssioanal honors, but Mr.. Constable carried six
out Of nine districts and secured the delegation
Evans was supported by what is known as the
ring. including Senator GroOne, Speaker Mccui-
Tough and nearly all the local politicians.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Jcs-A Democratic newspapcr-ihc Chester.
town Tran'eriPf-makes fun Of the cuts Published
at the head Of Democratic newspapers. purporting
10 be the likeness of Hancock. and says they make
him look like PUFFY faced. blcar.cycd propric-
tor Of lager beer saloon" That's a little rough
ON "the superb" but he'll look even worse than
that after being touched by the November fro.,s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

So-Robsrt J. Jump, Of Denton, Caroline eoun-
~, who was so violently assaulted by young Me-
yin Of that place one day las, week. on account Of
alleged criminal intimacy with tho lat,ers sister,
10 In an improved condition and will recover
Application has been made for n writ Of habcas
corpus for the release Of Melvin, but the hearing
has been postponed for three weeks, during which
time Melvin must remain In jail.
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DEATHS.

Drnfh~ Frrr--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. % Line
BROWN At "Stoneleigh." Baltimore county, ON
July eth. Jane =. widow "f Robert l.. Brown.
EASTER.-On July 18th. Charles Ewing Easter,
in the 3Sih year ofhis age. son Of Hamilton Easter
PHlPPS.-ln T"wsonioWn u. On July 33d. Lolita u. :,
aged year. daughter Of Alfred anil Catherine
l.. Phipps.
BKlEK.-ln Towsontbwn. on Wednesday July
2Sih, Christian Dryer. agci sc years. native OF
Germany.
SPICER.-At woolbcrry. "n July 18th. Mary V.
Spiccr. aged IL months. only granddaughter Of
Charles 4. and Matilda Young.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

en-Gov. Cornell. Of New York, Is confident
that the Republicans will sweep that State In No
vember. His opinion tallies with that Of other
leading men In the Empire State, who do no,
think there Is doubt abOu, It's being carried by
GARFIELD and Arthur.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

nu-Thc Filth Mar! land regiment. after .I.en,l-
ing about = week q; Cape May. returned to Bati-
more ON Tuesday morning. The regiment had n
glorious time Mt the Tape AMI were Toasted aud
pciiei to Their hearts content. They fully .us.
tanned their reputation a. well drilled soldiers,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Es-On Saturday last the dyes Of the suprems
Bench Of baltimore city elected WIN. y. MeRswsn,
Esq. Clerk Of the City Court to ali the vacancy
caused by the death Of N. C. Robertson. Mr.. Nc.
kewen was Clerk Of the Criminal Court for twelve
years, and In addition to being an active Demo.
cratic politician l. very clever and aaable gen.
tleman. lie will hold the Office until the Noyem.
Der election. 1881.
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CTRaYED OR sTOLEN.

Strayei or stolen from the premises Of the sub
scriber, nj Unionvillc. on Saturday night, July
eth. BAY MARE. . years old, small "A
blaze in face. white hind fee, aud sore onf -
top Of neck DARK BAY or BROWN WAs
HORSE, years old. star in face aud dropped
rump. liberal reward will be paid for their re-.
turn or for information leading 10 their recovery
GEO. X. HUNT.
Long irccn y. o.. BALTIC. Co., Nd.
Julv n
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Go- The Sc. Louis Globe Lemocvoi says ait 1.
worthy Of note that no attack has yet been made
upon the personal character Of Gen. Garfield by
any man who served with him In Congress and
had an opportunity to know him In daily inter.
cour1c."
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EDMONDSON AvENUE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN that q state.
ment Of the valuation Of damages for the land
taken and of the probable cost and expenses Of
completing EDMoNDsON AVENUE as already
laid out and contemplate from the western boun
Diary of baltimore city westwardly 10 an inter
section with the old Frederick road in baltimore
county, together with the amounts which have
been paid by property owners under the assess
ments heretofore made and of the amount assess.
cd as benefits and an explanatory plat and pro-
Gle have been prepared aud are ready for exsmi-
nation.
Aud the undersigned will meet at the Office Of
SliIPLEi 4 CARAVAN. No. II, Morse building.
lowest Fayeitc street, Baltimore. on the
lotA, Tia aud l2M dag. of AayHs', 1850,
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. To- o'clock y. NJ,
each day, TO review any Of the several matters set
forth IN said statement and 10 consider such oh
Jections and representations a. may be made In
regard To the same.
GEORGE II. CARMAN,)
EDWARD RIDER, Examiners.
SAMUEL BRADY.
Under en- An Act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session. IssO, Chap.
ter at5' &C. July 3l.--2w.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Fer The New York San is not so happy over
the prospee; of Hancock carrying Indiana as
seine other Democratic papers arc-in fact i, is
forced to give up claiming tina, State for the
superb" II has also lost heart about Virginia
and says that "to elcc, Hancock IL may be neccs.
sary to carry Pennsylvania. New Jersey. New
York and Connecticut" AZ Hancock has the
slimest chance in the world Of carrying but on, Of
these States 1t will readily be seen iha; hi. pros.
poets are Of the most hopeless character.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

If people are careful regarding tho quality of
food they consume. how much more careful should
they hc in respect 10 medicine. aud particularly
81 with their young children. Nothing better
than pr. EulI' BABY syrup can be used for the
diseases Of babyh"ol. Price 81 cents. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

jeo-Gen. Hancock spent day aud q night
with Mr.. Tilden last week, whsreupOn nswspa-
per remarks that his tIIancOeks) letter Of accept,
anee will be ready in n few days. Old "u,ufruct''
Is no doubt fixing the business for him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

szs-' Mr.. Henry Frost. who. for thirty years or
more. has been engaged in the ha, business at the
corner Of Gay and High streets. Baltimore died
on Monday last. lie was n nativ Of Maine and
about ~ years uf age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Eo-The site for Baltimoro's new po,tofhee
building has now been definitely settled. Il will
be located on the square bounded by Calvert,
fayei,e, North and Lexington streets, and the
work Of removing tho present buildings will soon
be eotnmeneed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Ss0>Dr. d. s. C. ireland was on Monday elect
ed member Of the Second Branch City Council
Of Baltimore from the 9Th and s,h wards TO an the
vacancy caused by the death Of James n. Ives
There was an independent Democratic candidate
who received a small vote
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New Advertisements.
DEPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Republicans Il the 9th district will hold n
meeting at Midilc;own. al. SatHr.iay Afternoon.
at . o'clock. Tor the purpose Of forming u GAR
FIELD AMI ARTHUR Campaign Club.
A meeting will also be held at Vim. II. Siialcr's
Parkt"n. 1th district. ON Monday Er.Hiay. August.
"a. at O'Clock. for the same purpose. A cordial
invitation l. extended 60 all. By order of tho
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

yEc-Thc Maryland and Delaware peach crop
will be abou, an average. despite all the predis-
tiOns TO the contrary.
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GARFIELD AND ARTHUR!
REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION MEETING
IN THE lST DISTRICT

The Republicans of the lst district of Baltimore
county will hold u Grand Ratification Meeting,
under the auspices of the GARFIELD aud Arthur Club
at SEEGEk'S HALL. old toll gate. Frederick
road, on Th"rsday Ere"iag. Aayast 5,L, commenc.
ing at o'clock. Prominent gentlemen will ad-
dress the meeting and cordial invitation Is OK.
tended TO all to be present. by order Of
July 3i.--lt.) THE CLUB.
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fau-Anoihcr terrible outrage. for which Of late
years that section Of Mary land has become noiori
Gus, was committed in Montgomery county on
Saturday night last. Mr.. James TschiGeIy Is a
highly respectable farmer. living between barnes
town aud Seneca. Saturday he was suddenly
called from home TO attend To- some busincss in an
adjoining county, leaving his wife aud a burly
young negro named John Diggs. alone On the
place. About O'Clock at night MIS-. Tschiaely
ordered Digs To- go To- bed. The fellow arose and
entering the kitchen where the lady was assaulted
her in n most shameful manner aud dragged her
TO her bed chamber in the upper part of the house.
where, aftcr locking nil the doors, he compelled
her TO remain with him all night Early in the
morning Digs went down stairs When the lady
dragged herself from her bed aud followed him, in
the hope Of making her escape. Digs, saw her
when lac dragged her back 10 her room and beat
her over the head with the arm Of a chair and
leaving her for dead fed from the premises. Mrs.
TschiGcly recovered sufficiently after time To 10
able 90 reach u ncighb1r's house. short distance
oil. where shc gave some account Of what had
transpired. Al once the whole neighburliood was
aroused and parties started out in pursuit Of the
"'''''""' i"e se"fen was Kept W untI Monday
night when no was arrested aud safely lodged in
Jail at Rockville. Atonce preparations were made
for lynShins Digs aud an excited crowd Of sew
eral hundred men gathered in the town. Early
on Tuesday morning the Sheriff aud his deputies,
who resisted with determination. were ovcrpower-
ed. the seoundrcl was taken from the Jail and
hung TO u tree within Few hundred yards Of the
village. Mrs. Tsahifciy's wound, are Of u serious
nature, her head and face having been horribly
mutiiaied. but il is thought she will recover. She
Is highly respectable lady. about - year, of age
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-31

Isif- Baltimore was the scene of two murders on
Tuesday. Dvormaky. bohemian. Drained man
naiHc'i John SeharAa with an "a tor ,urp",eI in.
timacy with hi wife. anil Martin kvly wa. .hvt
and fatal, wounded by comrauon nanrI Tom
Re'l'icn. The two latter were active Democratic
politician. aud were uicnber. ct the sth ward
gang They had been drinking freely and got
into dispute about some matter connected with
tie election in the 9Th anil S,h wards ON Mun,iay.
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MARRIAGES.

SLtNGLtFF- CHoSS.-On July IIih. by lie,
Vim. Butler. Dr. Frank S!ingluG. cf Baliimor
county, TO BELLE Cross. Of Prince t;corges county