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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
Fatal Explosion.

New YORK, June ;. BY the explosion of
the boiler OF the tug boat Jacob Brondo in
lower Bay, Engineer Carr and Judson. his
son, were blown overheard. The engineer
was drowned ard the son found in a mangled
condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tina. the sub.cri

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri.
- Der has been duly appointed Administrative
with the viii annexed on the estate Of
MARY j. DOW, late Of China,
In the County Of kennebec, deceased intestate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the Law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate OF said deceased desired ex
hibt the same for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
to AMANDA J. PINKHAM.
April Is, 1881 3wl0
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Terrible EXPLOSION.

RICHMOND, Va, June 3. At Law nmoon
yesterday, blacksmith's shop was blown to
pieces and three negroes and a boy horribly
mutilaied by the explosion of a dynamite
cartridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
The Insurgents Attack the Police.

The Insurgents Attack the Police.
DURBLIN, June 3. When the police were
returning to Ennis, from Bodyke last even
ing, at Fort Anbeg, within two miles of Qula
an armed party lying in wait opened fire
on the police from an adjourning wood, fort
unately doing no harm. The police returned
fire, but with what effect it is not known.
Three quarters of a mile further on, they
were again fired on by another party, and
one of the horses were shot dead. The pc.
lice made search through the fields, and
three men were arrested, but they had no
arms The arrested were brought to the
Petty Session, and remanded. Alarming
accounts continue to come in from all parts
of the county.
The Times condemns government inactiv-
ity, and says: "We see little hope of i'm
mediate improvement if events are allowed
to take their course. If the land league is
permitted to carry on its probagandism in
the spirit revealed by Egan's letters, and if
any attempts to recover rent, or those enter
ing upon the possession of land held by de-
faulting, tenants are to be resisted with
open and outrageous violence"
Suspension Of Members Of Parliament.
LONDON, June 3. The House of Lords ad-
journed from Whitsurtide holidays until the
18th inst.
In the Commons to. day, during the putting
questions TO ministers, Thomas p. O'Connor
was called to order for using the word ''men-
dacious." Kelley. {Home Rule thereupon
applied the ephithets "calumnious'' and
"lying" to several members, and his suspen-
sion for the remainder of the sittingwas moved
by Gladstone and carried, lsS to IA. OKelly
then withdrew quietly. Parnell then gave
notice that he would call attention to the
circumstances of the suspension of O'Kelly
on Friday.
The Scrutin de Liste Bill.
PARIS. June 3, President Grevy distinct
" denies tibet he authorized anybody to ex-
press an opinion n the Scrutin de Liste
bill in his name. The ministers are re-
soIved to stand neutral in the Senate as they
did in the Deputies on that question.
4 New COTtes.
MADRID. June l. The Gazette will pub
lsh the goth royal decree dissolving the
Cortes, and ordering an election in August,
and summoning the new Cortes to meet in
September.
More Arrests.
DUBLIN, June 3. More arrests of members
of the land leagne. Executions anticipated
within a few days, so that the working of the
league organization from the Dublin head
quarters will be virtually paralyzed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04

Both branches of the Legislature adjourned
until tomorrow.
Spinola offered resolution that this joint
convention adjourn until noon, Saturday.
Carried, 50 in the affirmative, democrats and
adminislrationists voting together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04

No Choice and the Ballotins Adjourned
till Saturday.

Madden voted for Woodlin, and Garseline
for Henry Ward Beecher. Seeley is paired
with Hoffman of Chemung. Lewis paired
with Pinney.
No choice. and the Senate proceeded to
vote for a successor to Plat. The result
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
To the Hon. County Commissioners O.


The undersigned inhabitants of Weston, Banc roft
and vicinity in the County of Aroostook would re.
sp ctfully represent that public necessity and
Diencs demand that road should be laid out and
made passable from the Baskahegan Road called,
commencing at point near the foot of the Cove Hill
in the Town of Weston thence in a Southery direc-
ton over the grubbed and turnpiked road to the
main road in the Town of Danforth, in the County
of Washington, and we would respectfully request
you to lay out said road.
ALBERT KELLY, and Is Others
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N OTICE.

ALL PERSONS are hereby notified mot to trust
any person ON my account without Q written order
from me, after this date.
JOS. H. CHANDLER.
Belgrade Mills, May 18th. 1851. saa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04

Rain has generally fallen in the Middle
States. New England. Virginia, North Car
olina and the lake region; cold northeasterly
storm has prevailed in New England and the
Middle Atlantic coast. The temperature is be-
low the mean in New England, Middle States.
lake region, Tennessee and Ohio valley; a
warm wave is advancing from the Rocky
Mountain region.
Indications that on Sunday in the districts
east Of the Mississippi river the weather will
be cool and fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money! Market.
Evening Report.

NEW YORK, June 3.
Money fairly easy at q 80. call and closed at u
Prime mercantile paper 3Id4. Exchange steady
So; for long, and Sol for short. Governments quiet
and firm. State bonds light demand. Railroad bonds
irregular and moderate. Stock market opened
weak.
Transactions, $50, 5O2 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
An other Land Bill Being Prepared

LONDON, June g. The Telegraph says the
government has received such serious news
from Ireland for the past few days, that
measure circulated to deal with the excep-
tional state of affairs there is, we believe,
engaging the attention of the ministers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
WEATHER REPORT.


War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, l
Washington ID. c., June Al A. M /
For the New England and Middle States
rains followed by clearing weather; north
east backing to northwest winds stationary
or lower temperature, followed by rising ba-
rometer. Cautionary signals from Cape Hat
teras to Eastport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
The Scrutin de Liste Bill.

DUBLIN, June 3. More arrests of members
of the land leagne. Executions anticipated
within few days, so that the working of the
league organization from the Dublin head
quarters will be virtually paralyzed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-04
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.
re the closing official prices OF min.
, 1881-07-10

1T.TaS SIT7tnES. =,
"You am de sQunrt:st u1nn in Austin, said Old
Uncle Nose. entering drug store end taking
the clerk by the bund. Tha drug man btushcd
modts1ly und suid he always tried to do his duty
as Christian and an American citizens regard
less of aEe, race, sex. or previous cunduon,
II knoweI right OF you wcs Christiutl. sA6.
No u,un in de drug bizncss 'ctptfu II folserer OBJ
dc Lord would hing out sich sign rs you has
gut Hit shows you am II Christian fust, and a
pizen- mixer afterwards. l was Jest spell1n it
out Hit an, ,ie hest ADVICE cher got III Il drug
store" "What sign urc you talking about,
Cncie:" asked the somewhat bcwtldered drug
Eist. Dat mr." said the old man. ,pointin. to
Medicines" :" Dat ar am dc best A'lvice in d..
world, taste less medicines ! nebber had tasted
ro medicines nnhow, AMI dat am dc chief rcA-
son Use alive and kickin' sit. but yuu AM dc
fust Christian druggist ever struck; md thu
old man strOlled out just In time to avoid stop
ming with his head n package OF hair restOrer
that the lufuriated druggist hurled after him.
, 1881-07-10


RI ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
l numerous patrons throuxhout tue city, VIC haro
t.tnu1isled Branch Offices III the different Uivisons
us sdesignated below. where advertisements will ~
taken Tor the price CHARGED at the Main of-
Hca upd will be reeaiv Ell nrtl o'clock D. H.:
SOUTH DIVISION.
J. L r. sIMMs. BOOKSELLERS and stauoncrs, 113
Twenty-tecund- .., $780,.
northwest c,rner Thirty -nfth-st ..
IL Il. HICKMAN. Druggist, corner Thirty first and
WEST DIVISION.
L. SCHREiBEIt. Druggist, NJ West 1-sfe-st.. cor
+. 4 DKuEi4l4 Druggist. sH South 11alstod-st-,
H. F. KRAFT, Druggist, GIL West Madison-st, cor
Jas 81. ktKKlEY 4 CO. Druggists, 1:s south
1ialxted 1T, corner OF Adams. ...-.
MILLS ruAAMAci. !. ". Wa1SwR1GtlT s'2
Wts, Mudsson-sI, corner O.den-av.
TIL >UtS1CI1~ES. druggist. ~ Huc lsland-aF
corner uf Txelfth-st ,.-
il {. HEHNlCk, Jewc,er Newsdeascr. and Fhnc
Goods I'll 14uke--t-. corner Lincoln .,.. ,r,.
AUGEsT Jacobson, Druggist las North ha1stea
eot"'' NORTH DIVISION.
L. BuKIlSGI1AM i CO. Druggist 40 Norln
CLARK 81. corner Division . .,.
f. A. WILLIAMS Il 90, Druggists. G'5 La1T7noe-
II. Is GdtHe1 Il. t. SEEnE, Printing aud Advertising
ACpnt News and Stationery Dc't, ao T. DlSsson-St-
, 1881-07-10

ITO KENT-BENT0N HOUSE, AI>JOIS-
- ts.r tras,d Pacific, 1 ind I'll Clark sL-P eASt1t
rooms handsomely furnished u cents per day. s;cr
Week: MeMN i c:nts
, 1881-07-10

ITO OHENT-2ttz-STORY FRAME NO. y
Il Eyn1ls.av convenient IL horse And stram curs,
Sal. {. r. MARSH, ltvuE1 II, ~ LIZ sulit-st
, 1881-07-10

no kENT-FOH SUMMER MONTHS,
l. furnished fur housekeeping singiy; not
RtU I'll on sunday. L. Right ltcnth-sL
, 1881-07-10

ITO IEST-VEltT DESIRABLE ROOM
- and lIarloe suite with private family. in the
"kenurttaEe.n tu II single gentleman; all cnn-
venicnces. Il ii, Tribune nli,ce.
, 1881-07-10

TNO lsENT-3l45 1NDl4ANA-AF.. NEAR
- Thirix.}rstsL. pleasant furnished front room
for q twn gentlemen.
, 1881-07-10

ITO kENT-\EnY DESIRABLE FUR
4 n;slrd rt,nls, cool and pleasant, fronting luke.
IL Wth. st.-pv
, 1881-07-10

IITANTED-TO RENT-A FUItN lSlIED
w house with stable; on North or south Side: by
fuMily twn. Address, .v1tty location ard rcnt.
Il I. Vrilunt: Office.
, 1881-07-10
ITO RENr-RUOMS WITH OR WITH
- out hoard. 1as MichiEun-ay. rrIvaie family
q

ITO RENT-ELEGANI FURNISHED
front room; second floor; small private tnniiiy Of
!. minutes WALK of Cuurt-Iiousc. References cx-
changed. Address q j. Tribune office.
, 1881-07-10

"ANTED-TO RENv-EY YOIJNf.
wv gent ami wife, one two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, West Side; private family pre-
-. Tribune tlHifJ
, 1881-07-10

ITO RENT-G07 WEST JACKSON-ST., .:
= story ara bnx4sltnt: III ruoNS MIu all improve
1nents Ni1 bc rented reasnnably 10 good purties.
.1piEy i, lsG West Jug..t,t-Nt.
, 1881-07-10

"ANTED-TO KENT-COTrAGE Or
w suwzIl hulSe 0r part Ut house III Austin for
ialnlfy Ut three: rent nut tu exceed Sill Address
Irltnne uilce.
, 1881-07-10

"ANTED-TO RENT Or 5 UNFUN-
.ft nlshed rooms. suitable for light Housekeeping.
U! young natrtQ couple wIthuuL chidren must Gc
west Ut iiasted-+t., between Van Hurcn upl iala-
dulph- Address ii, Tribune Office,
, 1881-07-10

"ANTED-TO RENT-A BARN OR
~ barn r"'n1 sufficient tUr 10 hotAes .nt Wagons
within three biucks Ut Stale and Van BuTcn-sts. Ad
dress 1, Tribute office.
, 1881-07-10

"ANTED-TO EENT-CO1TAGE OR
~ vf part vi house. South side eMst OF State-st. 4
ri, Tribune ullicp.
, 1881-07-10

WANTED-TO RENT-.A N1CEII-
w furnished frunt nlco room. uli conyeMientes.
fur .niddc-.sed gentleman; widows family. Address
Il Is, Tribune OtticD.
, 1881-07-10

TITANTED-TO HENT-FUKNiSIlED
w ruvr. Suuth Side; rent not ~ exceed SlU.
Address j t. NJ. Tribune u11.ce.
, 1881-07-10

w 10 Soel nl ia, for sht housskcep;1t ior 'I tans @
OF InEee children; Wcs. ssite. south OF ksrtx!e
u1l1 west Of AfurEan-st. Address ~, Tribune u1ce.
, 1881-07-10

NTANTED-TO RENT-BY LADY AND
w her sus, pleasant furnished nf-t or Sec
uu Hour, with of bath; Nurln side prettreu; or
.our or nvt room int furnished Address Il a, Triu
unnt tl.f
, 1881-07-10

ITO RENT-A SUITE OF WEI.L-FUle-
l. nahed front rooms responsible parties ut III;
Etnth ntta-.t
, 1881-07-10

IITANTED--TO 11EN'r-SNALL STORE,
" with living rooms, In good locatlun; chcnp rent
Address 4 t. Tribune office.
, 1881-07-10

TITO RENT-AT LAWNDALE, a TWO
l. aIory fra.le house. on Central lErk-ay. MEAD
j. CuE. lty Ii, Sai!c-at.
, 1881-07-10

WANTED-TO RENT - IMMEDIATE
~ y On south Side. tor gentleman and wit. >ec-
ONT s.ory 1EOliI atcOve rtD with buAru unturHisl cd
excepting cs.rbeis. Answer stating terms. tefer-
eNcea given and required. 4 u, ribt.se olace.
, 1881-07-10

RENT-GOOD SIZED
w rouu brick barn suitable fur light Manu-
fuclursnE. Ad1res5 Il ~, TEiuuue office.
, 1881-07-10

TURENT-1249 MICHIGAN SUITE
l. of frrnt rnotus SECOND toor; also other acsirn-
bic rooms. furnished.
, 1881-07-10

TI>O RENr-l2af MICfIIGAN-AV.-FUR-
i. ns1lcd roun1s second noor. with all improve
nrnts; permanent ur trun-tent
, 1881-07-10

FTO RENT -COOI.-rIiREE ROOMS,
i furnished H.; per week; bath, etc-; three-story
brick. E;sIl IT Il l1OUINts-st
, 1881-07-10

~ kENT--A BAlsN AT :2.52l INDIANA
- ns'. room for two horses; Eood loft. Apply Ut
, 1881-07-10
TO RENT-EDODTS.

Fy,O RENT-NO. 12 NORTH TROOP-ST..
l. II handsome furnished Foolu 10 twu .etien.e.
IL II. faliily. Reference.
, 1881-07-10
TO RENT-HOUyES.

ITO RENT-A MEDIUM-SILED FUR
- nished house III ..oHd iucation. facing Union
inrk. Possession given Immediately, IL desired
Address e - rFriti,nn hfiptA
, 1881-07-10

T1OIs SALE~-A SPLENDID CHANCE
Il tu step In established business: Ert,ccry stare
on best garner In city tsrs-casa tre STUCK and tx
lures. with horses aad wag"ns will insoise about
health: hnn't ms.>wes unless yUu have The money
Address i TIbung O:kEe.
, 1881-07-10

OFFICES.
ITO ORENT-OFFlCEON ON SECOND FLOOR
j. ol % stnic-sL. nppo>te Centrai Music Hail II
taken at once SD Address r. Tribune Office.
, 1881-07-10

EHOE SALE-GIsOCEkIES- ONE OF
y the best slocks and locations til Quincy. ILL.,.
OF n. groceries IN this city splendid store
and stock. Adlsesa i u, Tribune 011ce.
, 1881-07-10

NTASTED-TO RENT; ORA UNFUK-
w ntHluu ruouls for huustkuepan. within = niles
OF Iust-U1fce; permanent; children So TrlbMne.
, 1881-07-10

TT,O RENT-NO. $50 WEST MONPOE-Sr..
L. c1Tner SEeley NV. lU-ruuu ociagon bricx house,
complete. Apply T. W GRAY BROWN, Room 3;,
y. ClaFx-st. ffJM II to y. m.
, 1881-07-10

ITO RENT-FRONT pAKLOR, WITH
J. a1cs,vr bedroom. for light nuusckecpin2 ISL
WrS. .1uEkSua-St,
, 1881-07-10

VITANTED-TO REN'f-14ARGE HOUSE
w with modern convenences on North SIDE; best
OF references; pussession ut once Address n H.
Tribune office.
, 1881-07-10

mo REMITTANCE FURNISHED PAR
L lur ~ gentleman nl,d vile Or twu gentlemen.
south SlIuG1u-st.
, 1881-07-10

"ANTED-TO REST-SMALL ROOM
macha' ahop with or without power. II. Tribune.
, 1881-07-10

WEST SIDE. --.. ..
r1n PENT-FIRST-STO FLAT, 8
rooms pantry and closet 81 South Pauina-
, 1881-07-10

ITO EENT-NO. 10 IRVING-PLACE, BE-
l. tween Adams and N"nroe-sis. lwu-stury house
will brick basement ~ ruu.s furnace. hat ui,d eud
N.irr hardwood nuurs :il In tirst-caSs urler Price
$il per muH h. MEAD Il Ct}ts In LIZ Sae-sl. 5--
TJ7u REST-A FURNISHED HOUSE,
L tncu,i,ng ptsslu, all modern improvements, tor
:or3 nnnt hs Or longer Apply ut II North Auy~sL,
near Lkauaa;uu. -
, 1881-07-10

EHOE SALE-OR ENCIIANGE-A GOOD
i sized brewery, With tce-housGs. etc, casts. In
NapeEve. Ill. thirty miles fran thicu.o. Apply to
owner. L. = TnupE, lknu1n u, y Clrk- st, Cntca.o
, 1881-07-10

NTANTED-TO KENr--A SMALL FUR
W nl-aled housv III good locality, city
burus. By young married cpuple Addrcs ). With tull
particulars, u Il GJ. Tribune Glice.
, 1881-07-10

HYANTED-TO kENT-A HOUSE OF
w not less than Is ruul1s*. modern improvements,
easl of stat.-st- nnd somewhere letWeen ,fwenty-
SECOND and Si1tiett-sts. Z It+ TRIBUNE .t1ice-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-27

Charles Wilson, a rppls who goes on
crutchcs, and halls Dm Arlington, made
complaint to The poiieoNhat three men had
assaulted and robbed hira, yhursdsy night,
of Sl7, all the money be \ ID. Two men,
who give their names Is W. n Smith and
Fed Green, we're arrested, ard csqr0itied to
jal yesterday, as being paEsicips6Nin the
crime. Wilson laye that he met up,, in
tbers a, The Union depot, in the Gem lf>i.s
irg saloon, add sa. up tho drink1 " i1s lrie
number OF timos They finally { 4 t.u
ih1t they vero dasd bf0lze. and be tod treia
lhft Be would give them lodging at the ;.
John hJie', across the war, where be VEL.
Stopping for few days, a. well ns -.
breakfast, and they al startled for the pla.
bal never got there, for on The way h
friends knocked him down SD robbed hin
Of rs mouey. They were Afterwards seen
TO disids thsir cash II the Long Branch s.
loon, but the third party escaped. They
viii BE- tried before Justice Prics.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-27
n nlrht Irnre neen Wor.e

A sd soci5sDi bsfsIl brakeman on Q
VEST bound freight train over The Texas q
PaoiHs road Thursday night that may case
him serious injury. be was aboard .
fseirhl train. Inst len here Al = late hour, for
lhs vest and when il passed over the Trini-
ity bridge. he was standing upright not
knowing that the train hsd reached TIE
bridge, and The consequences was be was
Knocked sp-Euiing b. be Gmbsrs thst
struck hin in he fsce. which sant him back
On &c cars f0i0Eiug TIE ore On winch he
urss rtsrdir-. Fortunately be had presence
Of mind - catch Hholis," ard prevented
~hlt might bIVs proved f-inl FILL Lis
les wsrz lscsrale1. ard BIZ ice badly bruis-
ed Ibs lrEi1 " fiopps1i e1,d h. vr. q
- 10 he rlirs of d.. L1cks. vho ssHsl
NJ TIE ronnis ab1uf be rDgnih- and irssssd
re olhs-z. i uHa foriunais sscaps for
hin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-27
InauEurnsed and the inaugural. :
TEE eovEREoR's MESSAGE

Correspondents q he Herald.
Ars1Is, Jan. 70, lssl.
The governor has just concluded ths
delivery Of his inaugursl nddress. and The
olhsr inilistcry ceremonies Of the transfer.
encs OF sfsis'r government from tbs Cd "a
tbs rev regime have bssa euus through
viii. ard I return 70 my room % eivs you
an aooourt Il itan-
! In -. frsi rl.ca, while tbs houis Ens n
- nisst Of busiress. fhs Introduction q
~ ing I'm u15ef w, fbs dsof-Esspe'
.--s13 4 aihs rrsss1cs Of &c Honorable
- s.rsis.r Hsssupon tbs 1srsisr1 o1iersd
o. bous charbsr md took ths ss.is 20
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-27

JilnArst,1 N,rmre r0ite. 3.
and tiit bsdiBe, N cenn 4
covers, ~ cte. Manhood 10 ssa1'
hood, 10 conts; Pamphlet, . censs
sealod, by mail. tend money or
stamps. On. WHITTIER, the great VI
~ H. Chgri~s strest. 81. I,onis. No.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-27

The keynote, ths trus inwardness, Of the
nosssQs in it, eniirey, is struck in thi' ex-
pfessiun Of the governor, W.; Il believe,
IS did the fouaders OF this system Of asi0-
ciafef Governments under which We I've.
th.t these local private and public rights ard
intarssss Of TIE people Of ihis sts'e can BE-
best protected snd promoted BY The local
state authorities, and that we
must maintsin Ftate gov
eminent 90 stable and % powerful, e. 70
exclude the necessity Of inierlerencs with,
or even tbe surplemeniing Of them ~ ths
seton Of The general government" This Il
the sound. trus doctrine Of state rights. and
which ths governor appears 70 apprehend a
gradual absorption Of And, indeed, some
suggr-tions shst he Offers are calculaisd 70
wsrrant that apprehension This country
hss MOI 70 fssr any sudden transition 70
monarchicsi principle BY N putting
into power any one nan, - mucn ~
70 tfr gradual process, Ibis f0rDa-
tive method Which The general government
q Wsshinrion has taken 10 absorb
srd approp1isis unto iizsif tis poEels ard
5uiies surrouri1ieIT bsi1-r7rg y ffe So 3;
ibis speeaal care ttst i seems - tars cf pro
noting The interests q p.riicuiar secii1us
and Il .sses # persons within ihs Eates. this
erai 1sl subs tutIt1 Ui q 'rernurn SD rcrro.'
inrtes5 Of q 'rrrnurn IN rerno." Thcre y
eonrrritT between The poI6csl orra.lz.ti11
and he popular VII o. prevailing Er1tirnsni.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-21

Of the people want good, honest gov
eminent. They crave liberty and the
order of law. Give TO them the oppor-
tunity 10 know aud to their voice its
true expression and there IS no danger
to the Commonw wealth. The iustru-
mentaliiies to secure all this must be
efficient and practical. An effective
registration law is required TO secure a
fair vote, and more thorough and ef-
fcient law against bribing and corrupt
PRACTICES al elections to secure as ter as
can be pure vote. And then, in adj
dition, primary meetings, which now
have so prominent a relation to our
elections, should be put under legal pro-
lection against fraud and violence.
Bills 10 these ends were submitted du-
ring the last session but failed to pass.
In the enjoyment of these blessings
ont of debt, free from taxation, with
fair and honest elections, with, in short,
good and honest, simple and frugal gov
eminent, having the finest Of climates,
cheap and fertile land, accessible by
water and railroads constructed or IN
course OF construction, with gateways
wide open for immigrants, invited by
every consideration, Of location, laws
and goyernment-we can hardly com
prehend the progress Of our material
prosperity There are other important
uestionsand interests requifngthought-
ful consideration-the oyster, tobacco
and other interssts-whIch the State I'M
dertakes to protect or TO regulate, and
which manfestly are not now in sat
isfactory condition, but to which DO
not propose 10 refer.
Let me assure you that 10 doing what
| can in common with yourselves and
those who think with you TO promote
these objects, there is nothing OF per-
sonal consideration. II is not for the
purpose Of putting up or putting down
any one. Personal motives and ambl-
iions sink out Of sight before the perpet-
ual life of the State and all its grave
concerns. individuals die and their
names disappear and are forgotten, and
their acts for good or evil only live at
ter them; but the State the people
generation following generation, con-
tinues 10 live.
In this sense the people care moth.
ing for individuals. II is The State
their country and their right OF fellow
ship, citizenship and the right TO enjoy
il as heritage for themselves and their
children after them. II is good gov
ernment they want, diHusing content
( Continued on Second Poge.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-21
PROFES SIONALg
B. HAaals oAnlIlIl, EEoou B AnELi

THElndersigned AttofneysatLawa and SO
Z licitorsin Chancery, have, this LIST day o
January, $780, formed a co-partnership the
practice oftheir profession, under the name and
style of Camalier Abel They will practice
"a the county Of 81, Mary sandshea djoining
iounties.
Especia attention wilibepaidto thecSllee-
tion o. claims.
Oficein the Courthouse. Addres
CAVALIER 4 ABEL, Leonardtown,
St. Mary's county, Md.
B. HARRIS, CAMALIEK,
"a ENocH b AskLL
Jan 8, sso--tf.