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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS
Q|'tl1eopl<s Qol""'''
A Delightful Summer Trip.

Mr.. EDITORIALS many of your read
crS. doubtless, will be soon specializing
how and where they may spend Il few
days economically during the heated term
of the summer months in pursuit of rec
rcation, pleasure, and health, permit an
old cruiser to suggest that, among tho
many opportunities offered, he knows Of
none more pleasant and delightful than
that offered by the Boston line of steam
ers. leaving Pine street wharf. Philadel-
plia, every Wednesday and Saturday at
10 A. NJ. AS You pass down the entire
length of the Delaware river from the
city to the sea in daylight. a fine chance
is offered to view both the shores, and at
evening find yourself passing out the
capeS on Your way to old Ocean, and.
after trying your "sca legs by an even
inr's walk on deck, retire to a comfort
able and clean state-room, to rise the
next morning and witness that grand
sight to landsman-thc sun rising. as
if cut of a watery bed. Thirty-six hours
of steaming along the coast, most of the
time out of sight of any land, brings you
mntler the careful and ever-watchfll pro-
lection of the captains of those staunch
ships) off Cape Cod, and then soon in
sight of that wild. grand. and romantic
entrance to the harbor of Boston. Com
modore Crowell. of the ROmatt, is the
prince of odd sea dogs" and Captain
Nickerson, of the 4Normda, is a gentle
man OF ability. Both of these captains
services along our coast have made them
SO familiar with every landmark and
surrounding, i'll connection with their UNI
firing vigilance. that those committed to
their care may turn in" at night with
the assurance that those who are on the
lookout will neither sleep nor rest until
their ships have passed out of all danger.
Now for the inner man. The fare served
at each and every meal cannot very well
be surpassed. With the attention received
from officers. and from polite and expert
enced stewards. assisted by cheerful and
kind stewardesses, whose province it is
to look after the lady passengers, makes
the trip one of the most agreeable and
pleasant to be had ON onr sea coast, t.
say nothing of what will await each one
in that old and classic city of Boston.
from which every facility is offered to
visit the romantic watering places on the
north Atlantic coast. l..
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TI'e (eti| M>|'ie,
ELKTON, APRIL II, 1880.
REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

The Republican voters of the several
election districts of Cecil county are re-
quested to meet in Primary meetings. on
Saturday afternoon, April oath, 1880, at
> o'clock +. VI. at their accustomed places
of meeting. for the purpose of electins
five Delegates from each of said districts
to attend Il County Convention to meet
at Eikton, on April eth, at / o'clock p.
NJ, which said convention will elect foul
Delegates to represent Cecil county in a
State Convention to be held at Frederick
city, May 9th, to select Delegates to the
National Republican Convention to be
held in Chicago. By order of
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
FOR CECIL COUNTY.
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COMMERCE AND MISSIONARIES.

There has been dispute as to whether
commerce has contributed more to the
Christians missions have to the extension
Of commerce. But certain it is that these
enterprises have been mutually helpful
and if commerce has rendered the first
service to missions, missions have fully
paid the debt By opening a wider field for
the commerce Of every country that has
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Baltimore Markets.

WHEAT-We quote as follows: southern
Fultz at 81. 21a1 80; long berry at 81. 33al.:;5
Western No. red $l.2Sl4.
CoEN.-Southern white at 52a52lsc.: do.
yellow Ole: Western 46ler.
OATS-The market continues dull, with
prices about steady. Mixed Western 40a4l
cents: do. bright Al 2a4214c. Southern l3a
II cents.
RyE.-We quote nominally al 90 cents.
HAY AND STRAw.-Them market continues
firm and prices are unchanged. Choice
Cecil county timothy S20a2l; fair to prime
Maryland and Pennsylvania timothy SlSt
20: mixed hay Slsa19: clover 16alI: wheat
Straw S9alO: oat ST.. IOa Is: rye S20a2l.
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,LtRRIE.D.

,ion---On !tpril Sth, $50,
hy ~. =. y. GallrH, John Fleming, Of
New Castle, Del, and Lydia =. Taylor, OF
Liberty Grove, this county.
Cook -CEnrCIr.-.\t the residence Of The
brides brorher-!n-law, MIR. I. {. Marlin,
1902 Vineyard street, Philadelphia, April
9TH, by Rev. :. w. kurtZ, John W. Cook
and Annie Crouch, both of Dover, Del.
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FLuKER as a piece of classical slang
IS at once novel and refreshing. Could
a Board of Democratic Commissioners
who had levied SOL, 400 to pay $50, 900 in
debtetIness, and afterwards only really
pay $4,000 be pertinently called
. F2"hers?' Suppose eur Esculapan as
sistant editor answer the conundrum. il
it be one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17

II is American enterprise assisted by
English money that is building the Pales-
tine Railway, to run from Cairo, Egypt.
to Mossul. "All aboard for Jerusalem"
will perhaps in time become a too fami-
liar cry on the trains of the new railway
u seem irreverent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17

THE Introduction of the .Esculapian
term ''tluker'' adds another to the al
ready large vocabulary of slang words in
use. It is a very expressive word par
ticularly when applied to the true i'll
wardness of The DGmocrat's defense of
the doings in the Hole in the Wall, =
which is the largest specimen of g tluker-
mo- rytaut
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Card of Thanks,

Mr.. EpITuR:-I desire the use of a
brief space i'll your paper that | may en-
tend thanks to my many warm friends at
Harris. Elk Neck Circuit, for the ex-
preston of kindness which they gave in
4 round sum of money over the amount
of salary promised: and also to the manly
spirits of Wesley Chapel. who, under
financial difficulty, succeeded by untir-
ing effort in coming out right side up
My prayer is that great prosperity may
attend the charge. aud brother Conaway
be constrained to exclaim. ''The lines
have fallen to me in pleasant places
n. MCQUAY.
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ssC0UNVYY1 XEWS:s
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.


CTR riNAFoRE COMPANY
played on Wednesday and Thursday
nights TO good audiences, and acquitted
themselves very well. The orchestra
have much improved, and delighted the
audience with some excellent selections.
On the whole the play was success, and
the management deserve credit for secur-
ing such a good piano.
4 TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
Mr.. George A. Blake of Elkton, deliv-
cred an address in Temperance Hall, last
Tuesday night, and well meritcd the ap-
plause he received from an audience
whose earnest work i'll the cause of tenn
perancc has not been without its good
fruits.
RESUMED OPERATIONS.
MessrS. Bib & Son resumed work at
their foundry on last Tcsday, and expect
to continue running for some time. al
though the present unsettled state of the
iron market throws an uncertainty about
the business which is not profitable to
employers nor employees.
ARRIVAL OF RATS.
A large number of timber RATS have
reached here on this last flood. But the
river has fallen, and some RATS have
lodged at different places between here
and Columbia, requiring much labor to
get them Off.
OUR FISH MARKET
is very well supplied. and some very fine
sha,l have been caught. Mr.. French,
at Bald Friar above Cunowingo, has been
catching some very fine ones, weighing
IA pounds per pair. His place is quite a
resort during the Spring and summer,
for disciples of Isaac Walton from up i'll
Pennsylvania.
PORT MIGHT BE SUMMER RESORT.
If those gentlemen who hold the char
ter for a large hotel here would only build
it, no doubt this place, too, would be 4
resort.
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ORDER NISi.
WILLIAM j. JONES

WILLIAM j. JONES
WILLIAM T. HOWARD AND WIFE. AND
OTHERS.
In The Circuit Cour; for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. SIS.
ORDERED, This ninth day Of April,
" lSSo that the sale made and reported by L.
Marshall IIaineS Trustee FOR the sale of the mort;
st4ed real estate of William l.. Howard and wife"
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on ur before the 1lth day
"i June next; provided. a copy OF this Order be
inserted i'll some newspaper printed ii; Cecil cnlt
t. once Il week for one moath before the nth day
Of May next.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
T50JUO. JAM S y. DAN IL. Clerk.
True copv: test JAMES A. DAVIS.
April l0-lm CLERK.
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ID ED.

JACKSoN.-At the residence of her father,
at Bay View, ON the evening of the llth
INST, Eosale beloved wife Of John II.
jackson, and eldest daughter of q. W. and
Frances Benjamin, in the Both year OF her
age.
EIDpELL-.At his residence, near Bay
View, on the llth inst, John Ritldell, in
the S4tl wear OF his age.
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ORDER NISI.
NICHOLAS l.. NJ AMY

JACOB Il HOWARD AND WIFE AND
OTHERS.
In the Circuit Cour; iur Cecil county. In Equity
No. jtS.
ORDERED. This 9th day of April. in
" the year lsso. that the safe made ana rcp"rtcd
f,v William L. Jones and l.. Marshall HaiucS
Trustees inr the sale OF the nior@ag"ti real estate
of Jacob \. Howard and wife. be ratified and con
iirlncd. unless cause to tn" contrary thereof he
shown before the 18th day Of iunc next: pro
vi,Cd. - copy OF this Order he inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county. once Il week
for one month before the llth day III May next.
The Rcioft states the amount of sale to be
%l.J.U3. JAMES \. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test, JAMES y. DAVIS.
Arril iu-lln Clerk.
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ssEHE+W HIGss

PRE-EMlNENTLY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF The
COUNTY, IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
OF ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION, THE NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
III ALL GASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED eRATuI-
TousLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER
Local matter, Ten cents a line for single inser
ti0n.
Transient rdtes-Eight cents line for one and
Four cents a hae for erery additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted as TEeirc lines. One
Column, Fiue Dollars per inch, one gear.
Four changes GHoysd to yearly advertisers Isiisut
additional charge.
The circulation of The Wing being among the
most intelligent classes Of Cecil county ana the
adjoining counties Of Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Deiardre its proprietor confidently recommends it
10 Business Men most desirable medium for
rcmuncratire advertising.
To maintain its high standard as family Journal
offensive Objectionable advertisements isiH be
admitted into lis columns at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17

WE understand from reliable source,
that the Congressional committee on APP
preparations will report an ample sum for
the completion of the improvements in
the Elk and North East rivers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

YyJHIS is to give notice. that the subscribers. 81
L Cecil county. have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county. letters OF Administration on
the personal estate OF
CHRISTIAN V. REEDER.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated.
On or before the 18th day of April. 1881:
they may otherwise. by law he excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Hi persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day OF April. lSSa.
JOSEPH W. REEDER.
WILLIAM BROWN,
Administrators OF G. V. kcrIiCr. decd
Tcst--H. ID. MILLER Register.
April 1T-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17

WHATEVER may be the exact serious
ness of Mr.. Tilden's physical ailment,
few candid Democrats will deny that he
is the worst ailment that is now troub-
ling their party.
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:=# S. j. is waiting to see you. He feeds
the hungry.
Il. For the latest novelties in Spring and
summer Goods, the GLASS FRONT keeps up
its reputation, and to-day opens ont Il full
line of Straw Hats, low-cut Shoes, and fine
colored Hose.
d Ladies' Kid Slippers and Newport
Ties just received by
McCRERY Il BorLDEN
~ The Hive in the Hollow is no kin to
the "Hole in the Wall" 1t never disap-
points you.
~ Ladies' Misses, and Children'S Strap
Slippers, new styles, just received by
MCCRERY x BOULDER.
~ Expenses exceedingly low at the
North Street Market. and prices ditto.
80 Shoes by the thousands good ones and
bad oneS-eSpecially bad ones. REESE.
~ Some new designs in gents and boys
Derby Hats, received this week, by
MCCHERY * BoULDES
~ 25 Bushels more OF those Eastern
Rose Potatoes received Yesterday at North
Street Market, to be sold at 20 cents per
bushel or Sl.sj per barrel.
Whitewash brushes, from 81 to J
cents at REESE s.
~ English Furniture Cretonnes in new
and handsome designs, just opened, at
MCtRERY & BOULDES'S.
~ The place for the poor man to buy is
at the North Street Market: every thing
uniformly low.
~ Carpets and Oil Cloths, at old prices,
at MCcEERY IL BorLDEN'S.
s4y If you are looking for cheap goods
Just interview the man 1T the BEE HIVE.
~ Flour, Meal and Feed at mill prices,
ut REESE'S Provision House.
The PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There is no me-
cine prescribed by physicians. or sold by all Drug
gists that carries such evidence of it's and
superior virtue as BosCnEE's GERMAN SYRUP for
severe Colds settled on the breast Coughs Con
sumption. or anydisease OF the Throat and Lungs.
drop Of that fact is that any person afflicted
get sample bottle for IL cents and try its superior
effect before buying the regular size 10 cents. 1t
has lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful curSs are astonishnge
every one ihat uses it. Three doses will relievi
any case. Try it.
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against al Competitors up to this writ
ing. Nothing short of Il lairaci" will lie
feat his nomination.
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Has any friend of Local Option in
Cecil county ever read one word of edi-
torial endorsement of it in the columns
of the Cecil Democrat?
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-Syra-
cuse Chilled Plow Castings kept by Philip
Arbuckle, Esq, at his harness shop in
North East. +. c. STRICKLAND.
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The touch of Winter has chilled the
peach buds of Delaware. At least, the
reports to that effect seem to be decisive.
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Gratis, a 6-Page Catalogue

CONTAINING much valuable infor-
nation: also y list OF Peaches with rotation
in rpenng and list OF Southern or long keep
ing Apples, fruit much needed here. Every
fruit grower should this list OF apples, and buy
no more of the New DIRK or Western varieties to
plant here for Winter apples. for grown here they
are not Winter fruit.
Also. Japan. Persimmon. Queen o! the Marke:
Raspberry with full line of Nursery stock, ut
greatly reduced prices. Also. a
RECEIPT FOR a WASH FOR TREES,
which will drive out borcrs if in the peach. ounce
apple and ash. and not onehalf the time cost in
applying it : remove with knife. and il APP
piled annually there WILDE borerS in tile
and not one peach tree die with the ycllows where
thousands die annually now.
Send postal card Tor catalogue. Call and see
! stock All orders sent by mail receive careful
attention. ANDOi.PH PETERS.
Nov S-Sm Wilmington. Delaware
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RISING sun ITEMS.
IMPR0N EMENTS

IMPROVEMENTS
are the order of the day. On Cherry
street, DR.. A. II. Smith has removed a
number of old trees from his front yard
and placed new fence along the front.
w. w. Carter and William Overholt are
also having new ornamental fences put
up. The Passmore Brothers store house
has been considerably improved by tax
ing down partitions, &c.
MORE CURIOSITIES.
Mr. John McCaslin sent a bHttrn, which
he killed on the dam near Reynolds MILL
to the drug store. DR.. Hopkins depos-
tied several fine Indian darts. Mr.. W.
ID. Gresham, of Virginia. sent fine In
dian stone AK from the locality of the
Summer fishing residence of Powhatan,
on the Mataponi river.
THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
is now one of the fixed facts, and soon
we expect to find we'll selected stock of
books at the command of the stock hold
erS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Work in field and garden is now in full
blast and the pillow and fertilizer man is
about-Thc fish teams are conspicu-
out by their absence. Where are the
fish? JONES.
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THL duel of two members of :" old fam
lies Of the Quaker City" is made still
more Grotcsquc by the flight of young
BERTHE Adams second, who seemed
10 have been badly frightened by practi-
cal ,iokers who circulated report that
the District Attorney had brought his
case before the Grand Jury. 1t is not
possible to-day for u duel to take place
in the United States without bringing
ridiculc upon the participants.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17

That old proverb of Spanish origin,
that if the stone strike against the
earthen jar, woe to the jar; and if the
earthen jar strike against the stone, woe
not the less to the jar, is exempted now
in Germany. AS usual, Bismark has
conquered. and Baron Holman, Presi-
dent of the Imperial Chancellerie and
Minister of Commerce, and the Bundles
rath, are the earth ell jars which dared to
try strength with the fortress-like old
Chancellor
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Mortgages Sale.

by virtue of Il power contained i'll Il
-lD mortgage from Joseph a. Hines and Mary
\. Hines. his wife. dated the twenty-SiXth day of
April in the year 1873. and recorded in the Land
Records of Cecil county. i'll lihcr A. W. NJ. No =,
folio 93. the Undersigned Mortga"ec named in
said mortgage. will sell at Public Auction. in
front of Odd Fellows Hall in the town of Port
deposit.
SATURDAY, TIT. list DiYoF MAY, 1880,
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AT ElKTOH. MD,
BY H, r. TORBERT.

SUBSCRIPTION, Two DOLLARS YEAR IN ADVANCE
SIX MONTHS, ONE DOLLAR. No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
BE RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS.
THE OBJECT OF ITS PRopR EToR BEING TO MAKE
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LOTS IN PERKINSVILLE, NORTH EAST,

Cecil county, Maryland ten in number:
Lot No. 81. On the south side of Beach
street. fronting 60 feet on said Beach street, and
800 feet deep.
No. 81. On the north side of Walnut
street fronting % feet on Walnut street. and
ming back to tide water Of North East river.
No. A. North side of Walnut street.
fronting 10 feet same. and runnn" back to tide
water OF North East river.
Nos. 10 and Al. On north side of Wal
nut street. and running back to tide water of
North East river.
Nos 81 and 49, On the south side of
Walnut street, and running back $50 feet.
Nos. :353 and 80 and II. On the north
side of Cherry street. and running back $50 feet.
&E-These Lots are very desirable for building
purposes. bein" in the village of North East on
the Phila.. vii. X Bait. Railroad. near mills
schools and churches.
THE TERMS. as prescribed by the decree. are:
Cash on the day of sale.
Cost of deed. &c. to he paid by the purchaser
JOHN Z. WILSON Trustee
April lots y. L. SHoCKLEr. Auct
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ITI PURELY MUTUAL.

No stockholders to absorb profits: and Isl under
the direction Of wcil-known business men.
In its workings. it is CHEAP and SIMPLE
1t admits both sexes, and opens its doors to the
aged. 1t allows its members to travel when.
where and as they please.
Besides the payment ofan admission fee and a
small sum per annum dues, Ito meet actual cur
rent expenses no member is required TO pay any
money. except on the death of Il member of his or
her class.
The admission fee in Class A. which entities
the member to Il certificate for 81 900. ranges
from 81 to SD for persons between the ages of
IL and % years. The annual dues in this
class. are but -: payable semi-innually on
the 1St of July and January in each year The
death assessment, in this class, ranges from
81 to -. according to age, and cannot be more
thar the fixed rates.
In Glass b. the admission fec ranges from IS
10 $l6 for persons between the ages OF IL and
81 years. The annual dues are -, payable
Scmi-annualy. The death assessment in this
class, ranges from - to S. and cannot he
more. Members Of this class hold certificates
for ID 900.
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THIS ASSOCIATION is Cooperative
L i'll principle. Its object is to afford aid to
widows and children of deceased members at Il
time when it is most welcome and needed.
To indemnity its members at small! expense and
free from the many technical conditions OF Life
In ,r,.ni, 1irir
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A SPECIAL CLASS FOR AGED PERSONS

A SPECIAL CLASS FOR AGED PERSONS
has been organized to whom certificates for 81 600
are issued. This class embraces persons from 90
to 10 years OF age.
ADMISSION EE.......
ANNUAL DI Is, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
DEATH ASSESSM 10
The DEATH FL ND is created by assessments.
to he used only for mort'iary purposes. The Su,-
Plus collected on each dedth assessment is placed To
the credit OF the Death Fund. and when sufficient
to do 50. Il death loss is paid without an asScss
ment. 1t will he seen that this Association
OFFERS RARE ADVANTAGES
to all healthy persons who desire to make pro-
Vision Tor certain sum of money for their iami-
lies, friends, or their own expenses in sickness
and death
For further information. and for blank forms OF
application for membership, address
COL. EDWIN WILMER,
GENERAL AGENT.
No. IL South Gay Street,
Lock Box 6j7 BALTIMORE. MD.
N B.-No purely Mutual Benefit Association
has ever been known to fail
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TRUSTEES SALE,
LOIS

pG virtue of Il decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county. in Equity. the under
signed. Trustee. will offer ut Public Sale ut the
Court House door. i'll Elkt0n,
TUESDAY, THE 4th DAY OF MAY, 1880,
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In Il word as was forsecn by every SCH
siblc voter last Fall Governor Hamilton
has utterly failed to enforce the reforms
he promised lie found hostile le9is-
lature at his heels, and midst the faction
al fight Of the gubernatorial and anti
gubernatorial wings of the Democracy,
the entire session of the legislature was
disgraced as we'll as consumed. The SEES
sion has proved the veriest tiasco. The
Ring masters crack their whips, and the
party traces are frightened. Every party
pack-horse comes down to level work.
Germans triumphal car has ground
down "old' Hamilton and his truly
rural reforms, and the people are as pros
tratc as "old " Hamilton himself Dem
ocracy is true to its instincts, though
false to its pledges. 70 use the classical
slang of our contemporary, The Cecil
Democrat, sit was splendid legislature
but it has fukered fearfully.