The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
CorFs.PO.dsPes BaIiiHOrs CosHly t'aioH.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
Baltimore's Jubileo-The Congressional
Muddie-The Maine Eiection-Resig-
nation OF Col. Bergwyn, ETC., etc.


DALr,uonr. September 2ed. 1850.
The interest In the coming I5Oth nnniyersarv NJ
the founding Of baltimore 20 commence Oct. Iith
increase. and mus, ront;n,e .n 90 40 lei -
! succeeding day. Tho committees AMI ali ri,iyen.
are manifes,ing deem concern in ali thai now oes
or NAV hereafter apnertain thereto Ev.rv on,
appears 10 enter in,o the ,na,er with nrai..ro,,hv
enthnsinstn. This snirit rms ,bran,hou, or,
whole city, Our people are already con,ribu,inv
literally towards supplying means 10 enrry out
this celebration. The city through her municinaI
acts will also give largely out Of the nublic
~. There will no doubt be secured nil the money
necessary 20 meet every want and make IN. inbice
If so il may be caiIed-a eomnIe,o success I,
IL n matter In which every Bal,imorean must feel
just pride and especial emulation II will be
the ambition TO make our metropolis proud Of what
they have done in presenting This iisplay to ali
visitors 10 the very best advantage Ii l. an oc.
casion coming only once in a century and n half
and therefore we can afford 10 have Il well done
Invitations Of the most liberal and iny,ins. char
ncter will be extended 10 citizens Of all mn of the
country 10 come and partakc with M, In our grand
Jubilee. Those thus acccptinr and coming can
no doubt will-unitc business with Measure
Merchants will purchase their goods from our deal
crs, who will gladly supply them on the very best
terms. IL Of course will be very ,lifIieult "a au
proach anything like n probable estimate Of the
number Of persons brought into Baltimore ON this
occasion, but Il Is fair 20 presume the largest con
course Of strangers ever seen in our ci,y will be
with US then. Many persons in distant States Of
| the Union have already EXPRESSED their puruose
TO visit Baltimore next month 50 a. 10 patticnate
| in the ovation.
| Our Democratic friends of the Second Congr,s-
sionai district appear still in troubi, cyar,lin
| their candidate 90 represent them in the place IL
Hon. j. Fred. e. Talbot. DR.. Shaw's resignation
declination Of the honor has made IL necessary
| for them TO do their work over again. Towards
this end there has been and till j. good deal of
| excitement and inanmuyrcine among the leaders
or active managers and workers here AMI else
where. This IL still going on in certain ,u,rtcr.
| I notice day some Hartford county Democrat.
moving about Barnums, who. IL l. asserted. are
trying It'll to outgencral Mr.. Talbot regarding:
| his hoped.for nomination. They say the uppo-
ncn,s of Taiboit-thosc who were of the noinina.
ting convention which assembled nj Wcs.,nin ster
will claiming they are siiIl DELEGATE. entitled
to nominaie-nieet there again and make their
| own nomination, who. IL il alleged. will be Mr..
stump. They talk bitterly against the ring md
its recent actions !, IT, nevertheless. asserted by
| the REGULARS" or "insidrrs" that the nomination
/ of Hon. J. Fred. c. Talbot has already become
| an accomplished fact. wanting only u mcc,in. of
/ the forthcoming convention TO meet and make him
| the nominee. This. I have no doubt, will be the
ease.
IL has rot yet been fully and definitely sci;lc,l
which party has come ont victorious ut the recent
| Maine election. Onc thing Is clear. and that il
| the Democrats are FAR in tile rear II the Ecpub.
lirans are beaten Il has been rs the Grcenbacic.s
who fused with the soft .inones voters and Demo-
Gratis. II successful Il 4. the very wort kind of a
victory. placing true Hancock men ani Democrats
in every other part of the Union in the yer, wor.
| and lca., desirable kind Of company. There
would no; be the slightest ign uC y Democratic
| victory about IL. I, belong. wholly and cAcIu.
sivcly 10 the GTecnbackrrs who Democrats are
anxious 60 rcpudiatc elsewhere n damaging 10
their cause and the chances Of their candidate be-
ing elected. They therefore had better &c, ril uf
these allies aud this kind &c company soon a. pos.
| sble.
There has been quite a large anl active register
Of voters here this TALL. Tho colorod voter. we're
very determined in having their n ames registered
4 very fair proportion Of those who entered them.
selves on the registry booas are understood 10 be
| Republicans. I; H. not expected by Republicans
20 carry Maryland this fall but they are very
earnest in hoping and expecting that they will
| poll large vote and may possibly elect some II
| their candidates for Congress- There !. very great
hopes of the 9th district. With "a good candidate
in the 18th distric, they might beat Mr.. McLane
and in the "a rub Mr. Talbot tif he be nominated,
very close. II will he an endeavor IL the Rcpub.
| licans in the Ith district 10 procure u popular
competent nomination and strive ,o clec, hi,n-a
n IA "A