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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
Ex-Oongressman Hubbard's Letter to the
New Haven Hancock Meeting.

r. II. FooTE-My Dear Sir IL am unable
to join in your ratification this evening but
beg the privilege OF a word of greeting and
congraialat,on.
The Cincinnati Convention did noble work
|, was composed Of independent Democrats,
that wore no collars and called no man mas.
ter. Its candidates were selected Of choice
deiiberaiion and Judgment, and not stamped.
ed into nomination ia the hurry -buriy Of
breaking booms and thoughtlcss desperation.
The result is-our ticket is the wiscst and
the best. IL represents no soreheads, no sec
tons, no factions, no fractions. 1t is not at
discord with itself; the head is not boiled crow
for the tail nor the tail boiled crow for the
head, aud no machine politics in either end.
We elected our candidates the last time,
though counted out, by majority OF a quarter
Of a million. We shall pile up this time State
on State and majority Oh majority. The boys
who fought under Ilaneock's lead for the
Union are going to vote under his lead for the
Constitution and the laws, for retrenehment,
reform, home rule, and a free ballot. They
who used bayonets under him in the field are
going TO use ballots for him at the polls; and,
what is more, the country is going 10 elect
him, not merely by quarter, but by four
quarters ola million, and inangurRte him, too,
~ - ANieN NhA FNitAfNA tNAAAhHf hAh w an
honest count; not by the might of men in arms,
but by the might OF the law, before which, in
n government Of law, the 'strong man ~ who.
ever he may be, and men in arms, to what.
ever party they belong, must bow themselves
or be ground to powder.
If We have selected a soldier as a leader il
is not alone that he is soldier-if he we're
that alone ! would turn my back on his can.
dldacy-buib because, the war closed he showed
himself obedient to law and fit for civil mag.
istraey; because, like Washington and Jack.
son, he knows how to wage war in time Of war,
aud TO observe peace in time OF peace; a man
not OF words merely, but Of deeds: man not
only without lear, but without reproaeh;
man outside Of all partisanship, rings, aud
eabals, who will bring to the Administration
honor, Independence, intelligence, clearness
because, in word, be represents the yalor
Of a patriot, love for the Union, blood split in
ITS defence, snbordination OF the military to
the civil law, fidelity to the Constitution, and
so all in one the true faith of a true Democrat.
HARTFORD, July l. r. d. HuBnARp.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

10 1872 Gen. Garfield, for congress, re-
ceiycd 9,1s9 votes. In 1874, after the
Credit Mobilier exposures, he received l2,-
SOL The loss of 6,j9S votes shows what
his Republican constituents thought Of
his connection with that swindlc. These
are facts that tell, no matter hoy the Re-
publican press employ words now to explain
that transaction.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Information received at the Department
of State from the Spanish government is
that there is no such Spanish vessel as the
Nuucio, and the authorities of that gov
erument are inclined to the impression
that the vessel which overhauled the A..
meriean sehoOners Euniee p Newcomb
aud Ethel A. Merritt was run by pirates.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
Business Locals.

For your Grocrries, call ., Wnmpler 4
Shaetlers, In fact all goods in our line at bot
tom prices.
Large Sale Of Sewing Machines and Or
gans, saturday, IHly l5th, at J, g. shank o.,
opposite Depot, Westminster, Md,
For fine Photographs 60 TO blessing .,
West End, Westminster.
Headquarters for Glass Jars aud Jelly
Tumblsrs, the lRrgci, stock in town, at VAN
pier 3 Shaellcrs
TuE EENr,
For two or three months snail furnish cd
House, Inquire at this Office
Dlackberfirs and Cherries wanted by b. y.
Shriycr a Co, Union Mills, Nd, VIII pay 20
TO % ceats per bucket delivered al John II.
keen's. Westminster, or Eckcurodes, Ia
neytown. Buckets can be- had free Of charge
at the above places p
The Old Staten Island Dycing Establish
mcni, Unuch Office 10 West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore. is, as ever, prepared 10 do
/ all kinds Of work in their huo with ueatncss
[ ehenpness aud despatch. The superior chars
] acier Of their work enables them to please tho
( most lassiduus, and save 20 the frugal many
a dollar The attention Of the ladies Of this
I vicinity il especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

10 the Superior Couu at Atlanta, Ca, f,
Wednesday, q eol0red juror was called, for
the first time lie served with eleven sell.
known whites, who made him foreman, aud
he presented a verde, Of guilty agains, a col.
oScd man charged with bafglary. The Ease
Of Asa Guun, eolored, charged With murder.
coming up, the latter refused the colored
juror. saving he wanted no niger 10 Try him
Tor his life" White Georeians, however,
generally approve Of the selection Of intclli
gent colorcd Jurors.
The boiler Of lhrashiug eaE,Bc, Al Dan.
kirk, Ohio, exploded Tuesday killing seven
persons and irjariHg eight others, tao ot ~hom
soon afterwards died. Three more Of the in.
jared are IN precarous condition. The
eucine vas made ia Easton. y. y. aud vas
used that day for the hrsl time. Two more
haze SINCE died.
The mouse OF Mr. Tuurose, IN Chicago
county, MINI, vas harmed Wednesday night
In his efforts 10 save the buiidng Tunroso
forgot his children. Two girls aged three
and eleven we're burned 10 death, Aad girl
seventeen years old was very badly burned
before being rescued.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

A RgpUBiacAS DEFESsEoP Ma. ESGiisn.-
The Indianapolis, Ind, Nees, an enthusiastic
Republican paper, thus disposes Of cam
paign SANDER There is no truth in tho
story going the rounds Of the papers that VIM.
II. English was a member Of the Knights OF
the Golden Circle, traitorous society which
existed in the days Of the rebellion. Il also
says that Governor Morton often consulted
with Mr. English, especially on the means 10
be taken TO raise money TO equip the soldiers
and carry on the State Government. Gov.
Morton was not the man TO consult Knights
OF the Golden Circle. Stories like this one
DO the mna against whom they are leTeIed no
harm, nor can they avail those anything that
give them utterance.n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

. q &C e % e &C z q 20 q e &C e 70 e e 70 .
Garfield is the Republican candidate for
President, put upon the ticket as if to give
the Democrats an opportunity to express
towards him their special detestation Of
his course on that Commission, aud they
will do il.
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No LIS EnIfITN

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John 1. Reifsnider aud Charles 1. Reifsni'
der, Trustees, vs.. ID. keener Shriver and
clementine ". Shriyer, his vile,
ORDERED this sth day Of July, A. D..
~ 1880, that the account Of the Auditor
filed 10 this eAase be finally ratified and COZ.
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 2jth day OF Jaly'
inst provided copy of this order be insert
ed for two successive weeks before the last
named lay in some newspaper Published IN
Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
True eopy,-Test;
july 1924 FRAKE 4. SuAw, Clers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Let evcfy Democrat remember that
Gen. Garfield was one Of the 8 by com
mission that defrauded tho country out Of
the President chosen by the people. A
grayer offence against the principle Of
free and fair elections was never perpe-
trated. He win be made to answer for
this high crime aud misdemeanor before
tho tribunal Of the people i'm November,
who will set their seal Of condemnation
upon him and his act
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

A PRosPERous FAoToRY.-The gros. earn.
iags Of the Augusta (Ga.) cotton factory tor
the year just closed were Ss6s, 1872. and NJ.
earnings Sl57 Al, which, affer paving nine
per cent. dividendfor theyear, interest, ipenr.
ance, &c, lea over $4,000 to Be added "a
the surplus fund, which now aggreratea SsIs.
1898. The mill was run with remaFkahle re-.
alariiy. during the year, stopping but tso
week days, Christmas and Msy.day nionie,
and lost not ope. hour from Arrangement Of
maehinery Of other cause.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

In the Circuit Court for Carroll coauly.
jesse r. Gosnell, ct. ais, vs.. Aaron Gosnell'
ct. ais.
nRDERED this 7lh day of July, A. u.
~ 1850, that the account Of the Auditor
hled IN this cause be finally ratified and con,
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary Thereof
be shown on or before the 26th day Of July,
inst; provided copy OF this order be inserted
Tor Two successive weeks before the as'
named day in some newspaper pnbllshed N
Carroll eoahiy.
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
True Copy,--Tes,;
july l0.2i Faux r. SHAW, CLERK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

During the late war; after serving in
the army a short time, Garfield concluded
It would be more remunerative and less
dangerous to run for congress than to run
Rebels, so he resigned and went into poll
ties
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Gen. Hancock's immortal order, No
40, and his letter to Gov. Pease, of Texas,
make his civil record even more brilliant
thaa his military. They arc evidences
that Gen. Hancock is thoroughly imbued
with the true principles Of republican gov
eEnmcns, sod that i issafe to commit into
his hands the administration Of affairs af-
ter the close Of the presens fraudulent
government on the 4th Of March ncxt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Twelve department clerks at Washing
ton have contributed $500 dollars sach to
the Republican campaign fund. They
had better keep their money, for their
time is growing short. Gen. Hancock
cannot BE- expected 10 retain in Office men
who have contributed so largely to defeat
fair expression Of popular sentiment at
the ballot box.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

A PRoMiSEST RKPUBLIcAS DEciAnrs yon
HAScocK. ICES. A. L. Pearson, a recognized
republican leader Of Pitlsburg, Pa, has d..
clared for Hancock. He is chairman Of The
republican committee Of Pittsburg, aud was
recently States attorney, has been a staunch
friend Of the Camerons, and labored for the
nomination Of Gen. Grant at Chicago. Gen.
Pearson went iulo the late war as a captain
and came out amajor,general. lie addressed
democratic ratification meeting at Green.
burg, Pa, Friday evening, and predicted that
Hancock would not only be elected but would
carry Pennsylvania. Gen. Pearson has adj
dressed a letter 70 Gen. u. s. Grant, chair.
man OF the Union Veterans national com.
mittee, resigning his connection with the com
mitiee, having reluctantly come TO the con.
elusion that the influence Of the great his.osic
party is ended and ought 70 end, that those
Who pretend to keep up its organization are
doing 50 for Office and gain, and that its en-
couragement Of sectional hate ii constant
menace 10 the Onion Gen. Pearson has
also rendered his resignation as chairman Of
Lhe eitY republican executive committee Of
Piltsburg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

In the Circuit Cour. for Carroll county.
VIM. A. Mekellip and VIM. Leese, Trustees
ys, Perry Rumler and wife.
nRDERED this It'll day OF July, A; D.
~ 1880, that the account Of the Auditor
MED N this cause be finally ratified and con,
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary Thereof
be shown on or before the 26ih day Of July,
inst provided copy Of this order be inser'e1,
lor Two successive weeks before the last nAme /,
Gay ~ some newspaper published in CarToh
county. FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True c0py,--rest;
Jolly 1924 Frank I. SHAW, CLEEG.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

yEAnoSr' PoruL4TIox DecREAsIso. The
Woodstock, W, Standard publishes the re-
turns from II towns, including Woodsock, in
Windsor county, one Of the richest counties
70 the State Of Vermont, showing present
population Of l2,ll7, or IL per cent. less than
10 1870. This rate Of decrease will probably
not bold throughout the State, but i is very
doubifal q Vermont IS able 70 secure more
than two Congressmen IL The next apporsion.
ment
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

There is evident depression, it is said,
among the Republicans at Gar6eld's home
10 Lake county, Ohio, since the nominal
ton Of Gen. Hancock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

The lIavre de Grace RspuJiicda refu-
SEES its support to Garfield on account Of
his Credit Mobilier complications, wherein
he "sworc falsely" as proven by the re-
port Of the Poland Committee, ard also
on account of the DeGolyer paving con
tract, in which case, while chairman of
the committee on appropriations, be re-
ceived fee Of $1,000 for which he had
rendered no legal service. This Republic
caa says: I'VE claim to be as true to Re-
publican principles as ever, but if latter
day Repablicanism regards perjury as a
virtue and its condemnation a crime, then
we are no longer Republican"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
NOTICE.

Office of,he Clerk OF the cireui, co0,,
Tor Carroll County.
vx,up JuLr s, lse0.
me LAWS passed by the General A.
ssmoly Of the State of Maryland I. a.
w session, 1880, have been rsesiSeI !, nv ~.
oSSise, ana are ready for delivery n Jas,ian 's
% we Peace and all other per,ons sn,;,Iaa =
iseese the same, IN person or "a ,he;s ~, ~ -
:" VT ais,u ,a FRANK 7. SHAW, c,erE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

During recent thunder storm in the lower
end Of Cumberland county, Pa, the corpse Of
man named Day, burst, and the friends Of
The deceased were obliged to inter his re.
mains at late hour the same night
The land sales Of the Northern Pacific
aailroad Company for the mouth Of June
amounted 70 6G,0Q0 acres, mostly 70 actual
settlers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
BLACEBERRIRS Z CHERRIES WANTED.

R u. " Shriyer 4 Co. Union Mills, Ma
- VIII pay % 10 rs cents per bucket, De,
nyesed AZ John II. keen'S, Westminster, q
hessnrode's, Taneytoun. Buckets can %
haa iFee Of charge n the above places.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

: 'hh young ladies Of Mountain vi....;.1
Dorhood will hold an Zee crsa, ra nsis'l,
7. aelniAin View Tor the bentli, ~ ~ ess.sAl
9ay Senooi on the 10Th, lG1h aad ~, Gun,
gy lhs friends Of the school and ~ I'm ~ y
49, iulv i0-9t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Gen. Hancock, in the three wars in
which he served his country, was 10 near
ly as many battles as Garfield served days
in the service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Win some Of our Republican contempo-
raries make out and publish list of the
battles in which Gen. Garfield dfstin.
guished himself.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
NO 1911 EQUITY.

10 the Circuit Court for Carroll county
Nancy :. EbAngh, By her husband and next
friend, Jacob Ebaagh, ". Josephine HAr.
ris, administrative, aud Others
ORDERED this sih day OF July 4. D.
~ 1850, that the account Of the auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified aud con
hrmed, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 2dlh day OF July insti
provided a copy Of this order be inserted fol
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper Published 10 Carroll
county. FRANK +, SHAW, CLERK,
True Copy,
july 1924 FRAxE 7. Snlv, Clyfk.
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LIsT on UNCLAIMED nIATrER


WE County Commissioners Of Carroh
a county, will meet al their Office, IN West
Minister, on the FiRsg MoxDAY or AusrSf'
ionV, Tor the transaction Of business.
ny order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,,
July 10 Clerk
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The Immortal Eight.

The Immortal Eigh. of the s by I Flee
toral Commission, who viii live in history
beneath an eternal weight of infamy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Patrick Carroll, miner, elected fTEw q
meeting Of The Miners Union, 10 Bodie, Cal,
on Friday night, ia attempting 10 fe-enfeF Ire
hall, was shot dead. He vas native OF Vir.
ginia, and Is said to have been great grand
son Of Charles Carroll, Of Carrolltop.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10
FOR RENT.

"ni.LiNG House aud Lot on Penns,,.
Fania Avenue. For Ter,as shnsl.-
"a CHAs. 7. REIFSNIDlEIR. fp'y
IVY iV'st Attornes q ~
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I DO NOT FAlL

y as s'ssnd ne AUCTION Sale n sev;nr NJ.
S,-rsa ea sha Organs At ,. q. shsnlis
~ No. asha.. .slh Instant Cali and eSs,niss
~ @asa'nes previous 70 The sals. ielv Ia "
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Gen. Hancock is too much for Repub-
licau faultdnders. They cant find loop,
hole in his career and seem sorely per-
picked
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

A word to Federal ihee,holders-Ke ep
your money, boys Your time is growing
short.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

The following unique lines are as remarka
pie for their ingenuity as the stirring and pa.
triotie sentiment which they express. 1t will
be observed that the name Of Hancock Z
formed by the initial letters and the name "
English by the concluding letters, and with
them is interviewer beautiful and appronri.
ate sentiment and campaign motto, entitled
The Banner Of True Uniou,r by W, p.
Chiffon, Montgomery, Ala:
hail to the Chief All hail TO theEt
And the Constitutions yightfHireigNl
Now as the starry emblem FAC,
Calls forth Nations anthem peal,
Ger Union that the Mississippi
Chains Ia links Of harmonious S,ateSs
Keep Il alof, with proud hurraH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Col Pdtan, nephew Of ex-Gox. Tilden,
a.sd q III Everett House, in New York,
IharadsE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-10

Eternal spirit ofthe ehainlcss mind
brightest n dungeons Liberty thou art
For there thy habltatlon Is the heart
The heart Which love OF thee alone can bind
And when thy suns 10 fctters an eOnsigu'd
~ letters and the damp vaults dayless gloom
heis county eonquers with their fnartyrdom
Ana Freedoms fame finds wing on every wind
Life would be mockcry aud liberty sham. II tho
pursuits Of happiness were denied Us I nov con.
struet an areh-the three plilar supporting II are
life, liberty and happiness aud as this arch ypan,
the bridge Of time armies Of ideas VIII march over
1t, on their way to transform and revolutloul,e "a
eiety. Wisdom begeis power, and IN proportion %
The wisdom OF our nation. ~ Is IT, strength But
some have an idea that our government Is ,endinrto
Capitalization and therefore they reject H. GOV.
eminent without power Is useless; government
witbou, power becomes a byword. government
without power Is continually crawling; a GOVERN
meni without power Is useless member In The rreat
family Of nationA Would you have a government
Ike France to-day upholding an idea with ,he polnt
Of the hayonet and tomorrow Fcpudiating the sclf
same ideag Would you have a government Ike
Ensland, with To- aristocraiie principles and well
dehned eastes7 Would you have a government like
spain whore the pillows OF revolution are contln
ually rolling and tossing bee1nsc is lacks The via
dom and power which should charaescri1e nations,
Would you have government which would be nm.
able 70 protect you from the rayages Of socialism and
communism Would you HAYES government IN.
holaing ideasto-day and rcpudstng them to NOR
row7 ifnot then have strong government govern.
ment with the balancing power Of the world, whose
Tag Is honoFed upon the high seas. whose wisdom
giveth light unto the nations and whose acts arr As
the precious stones in The diadem Of Kings. with
wisdom as a Dictator with conscience a. q guide.
with humAnityAs propeller, bur ship ofs.atu shall
glide over the biliows Of time. without a wreck
awaiting & upon the further shore neither shall
there arise man % write upon the decline and fall
0fthe American emplrc.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26

cra.ion or two the South will be feared no
more than any Ofher section There IL no na'uihi
nnstty f0 g. HE labor system then repuRnant 70
lie nov slavery gone. but recovery VIII not couo ~
Day When purged The South VIII Oe popnihr an 80,
roots were IN the soil ~ slavery and now they are uy
The old genera ION must give up TO the new, I'ot 1
cnfin arn he cradle work for the elevation ami en-
noblug OF the south There potency IN the people 10
Icc1gcr. 800 100
rue Young man who does not rejoice to-day to have
been born this land IL not worthy To llye mere 5bo
man VINO f. not inspired nv tho grandeur OF US uea
tiny Who eau afford dabhir IA slime and rncEle III
base partisan strugglcno epiihct Ia lit for MN. Let
there Ice no inscription his tomhtOne let the worms
take care of him and men forget him. But those morn
mere nurrnred IN the principles of liberty sharing IN Tue
power and Glory OF this land, not narrow OF meab-
niritrd can rejoice in tho prosperity Ot America. the
leader OF nations to bring them out OF darknS-s suu
dcsposm into the glorious light ahd liberty IL INC so"S
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-26
GENERAL GARFIELD AT CHURCH.

WAsHNGTON, Nov. 25.--rhe plainest church
in Vas ut0u WITH tue most unpret -ntiDus congrcga-
It H. Is the whore neral Garfield attended lHauks
guing services to-day The fashionable churches were
crowded. and their conwOdious audience rooms were
tasteuilv "ih grains and frUits and Autumn
10dIgc. All departments OF The Government rep
resent. IA these moIc popular churcnts Geuefa our
lid had bren invited 80 attend tAe Presidents church.
be did pcct 10 attend CburcB. AcoOrdln.y
There vas Ouy Tie Usual audience III the II he church
where Ia. and VIE mcmberf. IN he prom.
places ~ worship there were great crowds elaborate
decorations. and spec II efforts IN music and pupit
wees. Bat in this small CTesfOry frame cnurch, only
thirty feet by forty, moderately Gle. PLAN People,
the President cl-C wiA his family as participants
~ the scrYIc OF iht day.
AT tie cos tar small congregation with which he and
Mfs. earn id nave ioD9 WOlSHlppcc crowded around
tlcin and extend, MOS heart, con- aiu. 'lGHs. The
ausOuS OF he past 10 bOuOi winch had come 10
one OF tie church members keeping with all tAe
rest.