The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-02

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he has been nominated, and to rally IN the
support of the platform which the convention
adopted. Let all differences be cast aside,
and let every Democrat do his whole duty IN
the coming contest.-Frederick Union.
1t was not the intention of the people of
Frederick county to pass upon the question
of Gov. Hamiten's right to disrupt the coun-
ellis of the party, which had honored hlm SO
long and SO subStantantially, but being forced,
by the ill-timed resolutions of an over yea
lous partizan, offered at district meeting,
the Democracy of Frederick county took no
equivocal stand and boldly proclaimed their
disapproyal of the course of the Governor OF
the State, by sending a delegation snlld Tor
the Hon. Thomas J. KeatiRg, the able and
efficient Comptroller of the State. 1t will be
seen by our report from Baltimore that the
Democracy of Maryland also endorse Mr..
Heating, and have re-nominated him, and
will triumphantly elect him in November
next.-Frederick CtizeR
Though the sentiment of our county as eX-
pressed in the selection of its delegates to the
( late Comptroller's Convention, was unmistak-
ably opposed to the denomination OF Mr..
Heating, now that this nomination has been
accomplished, and accomplished fairly, We
feel ourselves authorized to assert that tue
democracy of st. Mary'S will promptly fall
into line, and that our late delegates will lead
the advance to secure for the nominee the iull
party vote. Yes, our friends in other parts
OF the State may bank upon il that our coun-
ty will do her full duty to the Democratic
nominee for Comptroller in November--St.
Auys Beacon.
The convention, by great majority, passed
resolutions endorsing the integrity, htneSs,
and financial management Of Mr.. heating,
IL ! IV
bic attack upon that official made by Gov.
Hamilton. aud indeed but for that attack we
have good reason for believing that Mr.
Heating would not have been q candidate Tor
reelection. As it was. II was thought better
BY his friends to keep him in the field for the
vindication of himself and the Democratic
party from the unfOunded aspersious of the
Governor. and with the triumphant result as
stated. - Cambridge Chronicle.
On las; Thursday the Democrats party IN
State Convention nominated Hon. Thomas
J. Heating for comptroller The most iortu-
nate circumstance IN the proceedings OF that
conventions was the harmony that prevailed
The withdrawal OF the several other asplTants
and their delegation, secoudlug warmly Mr.
keating's nomination was q clear evidence
that the much talked Of disc3rd in the party
amounts to a great degree to much talk only.
II only remains 70 elect Mr. Heating as hand
somely as he was nominated. lEis Viii De
douc-RockrjBt Idrocdic.
Hon Thomas J. Heating has reason to feel
hauered a. the denomination Tor state
Comptroller. which he received on Thursday
last at the hands OF The Maryland Democracy.
His administration OF the office which be has
filled for several years past has received a
most complimentary endorsement from the
party which coaf3ed the trust &c him. he
Convention has already won she battle Tor It's
party through the character ot its nominee
and the excellent platform upon which o has
placed him. Eujeoa CITY Iimes,
f. is a subjec, Of congrainiatiou that tie
Coaveutioa was so discree; and harmonious.
I The fe nomination Of Mr.. Heating Is dae 90
his eminent itaess for the position and BIS
careful administration Of the EuAnces Tac
need Of new registration law IS universally
recognized, bat il auEars veil for tba plr;Y
future that it has taken the WISE actsoa oi aP-
pointing so q, a committee % execute H.
Cgc3 Issccr1t
The almost unanimous nomination OF Taos.
j. Heating. Esq, by The Democratic coBSca-
tiou ia Baltimore las Thursday, - nos an.y
gratifying 10 bis persz7ial frjeads bar IS c3u-
plsie viadcasioa % the Democrats party 90
the State against ihe indirect charges, wEich
has been h5oaght ssaiasi !; for extravaganza
. 10 the management q State atfairs--- tcsfft-
rifle O5serrev,
We believe the Democratic parity has been
wise "a the selection OF ils standard bearer,
E Thomas J. Heating has made faithful oshass
aud hts election 10 Novcmacr aiH Be A. Era
amphani as hiss nomination. laNsg'2 !1s II
rgrfiger.
The CumJyflaai Aiisgasisa e1esi ggs !; .
usatter Of congratulations that the ueaoera,sC
party has h9uorcd Mr.. Heating asasu- and
thus endorsed. IN the strongest manner, Bis
management d ihs Comptroller nhee.
In oar Judgment. ia the nomination and
candidacy OF NJ Er&issg thers q pc cszsc
FOR detection. and no rcaSoa Afforded ;a aay
one Tor brcak.as ibe bonds Of r1-ty 'gal'y
EaHcn lsslgsr.