The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14
DoINGs AT ANNAPOLIS.
AssArOI,s. Nh, February 18th, 1850.

and demanded the abolition Of the Tax Commits
sioncrs Office and the transfer Of It's duties 20 tho
COmptrolicrs Office. This would be q saving Of
several hundred dollars. Mr.. Williams, Of Anne
Arundel county, Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. Roberts
opposed Mr.. BanDon's amendment not material
,ince Il did not abolish the Office Of Tax Commits
sioner and was simply En obstruction TO the bill
regulating the taxing Of corporations. They
claimed tina; there would be n loss rather than re-
trenchmcnt in abolishing the Tax Commission
Office and tina; the object u the amendment would
come up properly for confederation IL y bill 20
abolish that Office was under discussion. Mr.. W.
e. Hamilton. Of baltimore. and Mr.. Browning, Of
Prince Georges, declared that opposing Mr.. Ian
mons Amendment was violating the pledges Of tho
Democratic party. The friends Of Mr.. woOifoTd
were evidently annoyed and they threw at Mr..
Hannon the c1nundTums whether he had not voted
for the creation &c tho Offices 81 Tax Commissioner
aud InsuTance Commissioner. Mr.. Bannon tried
o. dodge but finally admitted the fact. joculariy
icmaTking that he had grown wiser since then
i motion was made 90 lay Mr.. Bannon's amend
meat the table. but this was defeated The
amendment was then put 90 vote. IL was sus-
taincl by the Republicans solid. by Mr.. Bannon.
b. several members Of the House who said O.
be controlled by Mr.. Whyte and by some who
though, tina; doing SO would crafty Uov. IiamiI-
ton. hrt defeated. the vote being yeas - nays
~. This seemed 60 indicate fusion Of eicinep;s
tina; would peFsistcntly oppose the Democratic
leaders md press measures 20 cut down their pa
tronase. but Gov. Hamilton has advised Demo
cratic harmony and the caucus held on Tuesday
nj ghi Sha~e1 Is. =. e. Hasn.s,an and others that
the majority would rule them out Il they persisted
! In what REGARDED efforts 10 cause embar-
ras,cn;. aai;h Republicans will hereafter main
y 50 it alone.
srSpAY voDIFIcATIoS.
! Abou, dozen gentlemen compo'ing delega-
ton Of the sunday modification "raniIation were
here on Igc.ia, TO present 60 the Legislature a
| petition .isnei by lj.G6S persons who ask that
! the sunday iaNs may be amended n 10 a!lO.
! excursion. All Innocent recrsa;ions on sunday
The gentlemen VII" brJUEh: the petition had an
interview With the Baltimore city members o; the
1 liou.c Of Delegates and Mcssr'. liennis hausen
ami lisfsalor- -tats-l very adj! the wishes "f the
. rci.i'oasr.. The have aiiliaiion NTH tine
.iltas .c..cr. cir,ut t. have saloons open on
( IA iay. boat wi.a tie law 10 expressly pfohih;
/ tho ;e,ria; nucn 80 sunday 81 iheaifrs. barber
i.t-. .l.on. store. ~ factories anl io allow no
. w... .- .,rlr except -Geh may be works Of ne
ce-.:;.. r'asity 20. Indecent recreation. The TEN
rs-rp.c s.ca i,aT that ti,s = entering wedge
that ;uiy tc hariI:l anil iiey "prosc il strongly.
IT, .,t- ii.4: there may be wcSelne.. On ex-
cus,..a. sul tia d" sa.o,a. UiIi keep open on
! ~ua!uy' i! ;ir cJ.-lt? Is pn!y finc.
r:ErErAN,t.
! The ten rc-.aer cause Is booming much more
. ha'-!Ii'v t.an ia i-1.. There j. great prObabiii-
- shat the Pc Vlc of - eight counties will is
:s.a,c Is.sl srtica. TAi. greatly cncours :es the
: Temperance u,en. Gotischak. tae liquor seller
I Nh, cHtiin s;ei the ant; temperance in ISIS. was
I hc-r ac Ne iue.,i4y aui WAS NJ; pleased wish the
s3;lJ.s. I.sc thousand i liars won't SC; the ie;i-
re!AIce r:ca back as il lii in the las; campaign.
rrprc1ioS.
\ h.Wi. in- through - cut down the charges
e. ~e /; g., ta.. !; Is snail reform. but j. q
ref fia.
>riT- GRAIN LLrS ATpE.
2. = e. .hcfss
& tic c,mpa,..-y tobacco Inspections the
- "a fla: ;acr are restrictions trade favor
tue i-i'..a. s: STATE -raia elevator. ltissiTong-
/ j. a-s...l Dc t.4. 10 - ~ tea. UaTlcasse.
b,' g. a. o.; SD ..eiy = !a's.
o. .tu. .aNtL>fs.
COOS. H1;.i..,a wac = little mistaken relative q
... -. ..ai Polarity an, % Oubefnatorialf over.
a. Dr. .r: s.:.t. - -. that j; Egt altogether
spontaneous cl.-a.iAssn tia; made him GovVFa0r.
44. i4t q T., sucrc..iu ais l:Hni.tFatian N "a
lie ia 4.. = with the ..L;lmCni of hi. party. I:
l- ,.s4ys - run the state a persOnal policy lie
ai.l he the sar.i failure ever hai at the hea 1
g.: tl- state government. some think tia; he OF
ta.in- his higA Oihce .rpPo'el tina; be could call
g.. sic abolition ~ ofces ami fe;rea.bu of cx-
| Yen ii'Grcs that he knew would not be done an 1
! aii thu. cheaply win n reputation for desrin |,
! !- r:l.. PeFaap. be never had this idea. but j;
he tzi lie certainty mas found out tha; the Demo
e.- .ns lriiy in the Les ..atuFe will 20 far q.
he can ask them q -. The general impression
an, 3 politicians % all paF;ic. n,H j. that Ham
i.;oa ill ~: 10 anything :or bsHeotabs and tina;
b. ssi accord ,ptfCuiat % tie wishes uf his par
-. II le does tia; lie Iaay stand a eaanse for
t.s.:i1a. II Ge de- net iEc .tzFs inlicate hat
I =, 's-a .-s au4 experienced eX-t'ov. Philip
franc, Thomas ui!l be';ov. HAMILTON. successor.
II .ale 4nce ind doe not strike the political
hlrs Z cx-JgI:c Nerfirk he wi! he tie saeee,sor
| Il A,i,Taey General ,.W.nE.
- ."rtET rLrSrEEs
NJ Esa..a !. likely 20 &c; through bill to
e-s'i-e deels. the scknpE iseilents which are
Illegal. being ia le in baltimore coua;y for BA!ii-
fao:~ city. The bi.l j. - .weclins g. cover a.
, no.: any defects. Eant Of conf lesa;ion, &c.
| AT! - Usage - relieve particular case 81
hardship = dangerous PFresdcn; in lssis!A;i0a.
oo>r> t. "a ram.
-ae senate "a. si!ls! the bill proposed by Sea
! atr- Wiiiasa. % repeal the Law BY which parties
| have 10 pay all cost before they can demand jury
tF.Ai o.! cases before Justices q the Peace. This
j. matter o.! regret siaee the pre.en; Law is bard
"a tlany poor iaen-
~ HETEENcHHrSr.
"a welns.,iay Mr. Turaer. Republican mein .
! Der . the Hone o.: Delegates. made a vigorous
dell4ul 2 .ellciso; g: the number q employees
I a. - the ls:isl-tgre. although there only
si.3st iao-;hiri. fnaay 4. there were in ISIS.
Ma. Turner a; l the Legislature had now been in
irenshia.at measure. Mr.. ". e. HAailton claim =
| ei tia; there uAne-sssary number q =
rioyees aai denied tina; with due regard % the
psblc serv.ee there could BE- saving 81 5000 a.
claimed ~ SIR. Turner. Thssu-ge.iioa g. rsi1es
tie nsta0er q! employees ~as at aiopisi.
TaEAoo, ISsrBTioS.
Tie tobacco uzFshogs-s uiii pretty esFiaiaiy Be
lea-ei q private fAEtiss Eho ui srarioy iieensei
in.pect9rs a. vel clerks sni lsboFeFs. This j.
expected to bring in a Fesense q 81, zoo year.
POSTAGE.
The aspubliean members ToteI .qEsre,y gains;
giving the p2gss ani other Ai;aehes q the Legs
la:uFe Gitssn 4oll.rs is equiValsnt in postage
stamps. bat the tEotieE ~ rArriei.
bErip HiLL FAES ,EsETyET.
The pFojec: Of certain PhilaIslyhis st-sS-laisrs
| % pat a cemetery adjoining Druid Hill PArk With
intsnt O. use the PARK avenues for funeral process
siaE-. causes grsz; deal % mitigation. and there
il = strong 6ezaai for TIE r=-.sgs ef law 70
PrtEsai the iseAsioa % = eene;ery within 500 feef
.. DrGi4 JIiu Park. eesac;sry close 10 the park
uoai4 deprse!zis "a. Eouii eaaSe serious decline
IA ether property aiiaessf % the pruposed Gene
iefy. u9aii be uaPieasaBs % visitors 10 the park
| All Nuisance The ssis !ST ss3sssFy purposes
eoseEcl sEoaal tia; originally keiOagsi 20 The
l WirE property. Iessrs. Frislen said, ulman, ".
}. Hooper aai o;hers sold the ground 90 the Phil
| sislThiaas. taking \ mortgage snd thus esespin Z
tie payment q taxes "a the property, uhieh as =
eeEstsfy j. a.; Liable - assessment.
FAEuEES A. clSsraELks-
Dir. Ousns. q y gutsssns-y. has proposed Law
| making tie ozbers q lad csas:abss with power
&, arsss; tFe-pass~-s- BI BT.
rc- The bs4y q Mes Dolly Hanzan.A Pitts
bars school girl. uas ersAa;el. in aeeorianss
ui;h her uisa. in DF. lie MsyHs's furnace. az
..shiagt0n. "a. On Saturday last. The iaeine-
rasies Ss-upiei t-s hear. The bsIy weighed
50 Pssn4s .E4 The ashes-uhish vsrs seat 70
Pi;ssbars in = tin t0.-bu; ~ poanAs. The
f.ssrr II the voup hisus.if n. b.;r .