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The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
REPUBLICAN OR DEMoCRAT7

Rev. Thomas GOr'ueh vas eligible as a candi-
date in is7? on the Ensor ticket. but since then
Daniel has come to judgment and opened John
Enser's eyes to see that a Republican candidate
was not as good on an EnsOr tieke, as Charles
BeekIey. Democrat with very sore head On
account Of the bad beating Andrew Banks friends
gave him a, the late Democratic primary a, Rsis-
,erstOwn. Andrew Banks whipped competitor is
. good enough nominee for John Ensor
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
TO HOTEL HEEPERS AND ALL
OTHERS VINO DEAL nv LIQTORS.

For the information Of all persons concerned,
the following Act Of the Legislature, passed March
2sth, ls6j, 10 published
-Lf. ..,t. CHAPTER l9I. .lf
AN ACT Prohitii'sg ,le sale Of sP;rif.o.s or far
seated HYuors ~ tke ssrsrai Conafis. of "A. ,at,
sa tie dog ef EisefioH.
sscrIoS I. BE IL ssae>d ty tks Geasrai A.ssm-
Ity II Naryiaad, That Il shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment. OF any other place where liquors
are sold or for any person persons, directly or
indirecily, 10 SELL barter, give or dispose Of any
sPirituous or fermented liquors. ale beer or intox
ieaiing drinks Of any kind on the days Of election
hereafter to be held in the several counties Of the
State.
SIC. ?. AHd Be- 10 enacted, That any person yio.
lating the provisions Of this Act shall Be liable 10
Indictment BY the Grand Jury of the county where
the offence Il committed, and shall upon conviction
before any Judge Of any Of the circuit Courts Of
this State. be aned sum not less than afty dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every offence half the ane shall be paid
20 the infcrmer, the other half 10 the County Com
missioners, for the use Of public roads.
tt r tt.t 81 wM. A. 6LADR.
Sept. 2t.-te. Sheriff Of Baltimore County.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

Ss-Ror the House Of Delegates the RspablI-
cans present the names ef
JOHN d. DURKREs,
JOHN L. BISHOP,
WILLIAM II. 0LUcK,
JAMES O. KANE.
L. r. HENSIGHAUsRy, and
JESSE FOWLER.
Ar. Durkess resides at Phenix, N. c. n. r.,
where be is The agent for the railroad eonpany.-
He is man ef unimpsaehabls character and ex-
ssiisnt bssissss qsalisesiisns. Mr. Bishop 10 .
resident of the isth district, and although CON-
psrativsly unknewn, be 10 In every respect worthy
Of the confidence Of the people. He 10 forcibIs
and easnt speaker and 70 elected would be . vale
able member of the House. Mr. Gluek resides In
the Belt and is . lawyer By profession. He 10 .
young man % sxsslsnt character active energetic,
iassiiigsst and is every respect Trustworthy. Mr..
Kane ID farmer of The lith district, young man
of intsilissnes and sxssilsst basine,s quaIiaea-
tons. Mr.. Hsnnighsasea is prominent member
Of The bar and resides st wsvsriy. Hsis Scent
and abls speaker and . ssniIsnsn who Knows the
needs of Baltimore esanty % well as any esAsr
man In H. Ths psepIs of the county wsuid hossr
Themselves By hoaoring him with an slsstion.-
Mr. Rovlsr is . farmer asd gardener In The I1th
district He is ssed man 10 every rsspsst asd
wouia maize - asiivs asd vaisabis member of The
House.
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20 In 1879, John Ensor, the Ti.Ls, Tinker,

5zo- In 1879, John EnsOr, the Ticket Tinker.
ran straight Republican ticket in Baltimore
e'uniy with the names Of men upon Il who had
positively declined to serve. bat as he was run
ming the ticket in the in,ere., Of the Dsmocr ats,
and particularly for the benefit Of Boss Isaac,
whose name was printed upon Ii, he kept il In
the heid and h received 500 votes lie is now
running skeleton ticket with the same object in
view he had in 1879. Are the people so blind as
not to be able to see the trickery and double deal
ing Of this honorable blk.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

JE1-John Ensor, the Ticket Tinker and faisi6er,
has lately gone over the books In the County CON-
missioner Office aud pretends 10 have obtained
figures from them which he Is using and grossly
incorporating Us. lie should have gone a few
years further back and Investigated some figures
which show very dark spO, In his very dark
record. We believe Il was while he was States
Attorney that this transaction occurred. The facts
are that he drew upwards Of $500 from the county
and not long thereafter. seeing that record ap-
Peired Of his having been paid, Le dre~ Gs .a=e
second time. Some time after this Ensor's
rascaiity was discovered and the light was turned
on this particular transaction. or course be. with
an air Of injured innocence, denied the charge
To think Christian Statesman would be guilty
Of such an ac,.. But what was the sequel. Did
he produce evidence 10 show that he had only re-
ceived the money once! No. when the proof
became so dead agains; him, aud af,er he had
been repeatedly charged on the hus,ings with
drawing this money twice, he, in order to silence
the public on the subject, abou: ten years AFTER
wards, paid ose-haif fhe dnoH1f back ia'o fhe
treasury cf TIE eoHRty. II he had been innocent
would he have returned this money TO the county !,
Was not the fact Of his returning IL conclusive
evidence Of his guilt The next time thi. Chris
tiau Statesman goes over the books in the Com
missioner Office he should 60 far enough back to
look n, this record. The people have not forgot
ten Il IL be has. For proof Of this statement We
refer the public 10 the late Auditors report or TO
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., present spessi auditor Of
the county.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM R0UssAY, Ist district.


c6- We have heard number Of people say
this week that they would not be surprised II the
Journal supported the regular Democratic ticket
yet. lie has been devO,ins much Of his time to
Republican troubies'-sO much in fact that he
seems to be obliviOus Of the fac, tina, there is a
Democratic ticket in the field.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

es-JOuN O. KNIGHT. Rspsblie.n nominee
for Sheriff, lives at woodberry where he 10 we'll
and favorably known. lie has twice 6llsd the
once Of Deputy Sheriff Of the county, diseharging
biz duties In the most sa,isf.esory manner. No
man can say aught agains, him while much may
bs said in his favor. II elected on Tuesday next
the people rest assured that the duties Of the
oniee will bs faithfully aud honestly discharged.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

co- In the precincts surrounding the city.
where the population 10 dense. many opportuni-
ties for fraud present themselves on election day
These Preeinet' should be closely guarded BY Re.
pubiieans to that no fraudulent voting 10 done
There should be no voting on other people,
names. This is an old Democratic dodge tha,
may be Praesieei next Tuesday. Il has served
them good purpose in the past and as they will
need all the votes they can get they may try .,
ON this time
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

es-Bo's Isaac put up nice little job in the
9th district TO compel Democrats to vote the ticket
solid ba, he IL likely to "se, ieft." lie wanted
the Executive Committee elected at the election
next Tuesday and he laid down the Law that every
man who v"ted for that Committee should vote =
tieke, without scratch, otherwise Il sould not be
counted. Bat his scheme, which has me, with
strong opposition, is likely TO misearry.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
CROOKED Mr.. CROSS.

Mr. Caleb Cross, Of Warren, sth district, vas
nominated by Ensor's convention for the Lesisla-
,ure. Afterwards he was kicked on the ticket by
the Ticket Tinker to make room for Mr.. Daniels
temperance ticket Mr.. Cross vas not pleased at
this and when conference Of Republicans was
called in Baltimore on the 22d of October. Mr..
Cross was present and took enough interest in the
proceedings 10 make n speech in which he said his
name was taken from the ticket without HE
knowledge or consent, that he would support
nothing but straight" Republican ticket, &e.
These facts were afterwards Published In the
USIOS but they did not please the Ticke, Tinker
and forthwith he hisd himself Of to Warren and
extorted "a card" from Mr.. Cross which was pub.
lished In Tuesdays A@srican, In which he says
he event to that meeting without knowing ns
object, and as soon ~ found out what they pro-
posed TO do left." To show tho crookedness Of
Mr.. cross's "eard" We pabIish below 4 reply
which appeared In Wednesday, A~srieaa, and
which We know TO be true. every word Of Il.
Here Il L.:
Editor Of the AmsrieaR In answer 10 the
card Of Caleb Cross published In your Issue Of this
day, desire to state most positively that at the
the 22d uit, Mr.. cross vas present among the
very fret, took . lively interest In the meeting,
denounced Mr. Ensor's course in altering the
ticket ~ originally nominated at Towson (which
ticket bore his namel. stated that he had never
declined and that his name bad been dropped
without his knowledge or consent. Mr. Cross'
speech was probably more earnest and decided In
favor Of nominating . straightout Republican
ticket than any other there made. Instead Of
leaving the convention soon as he ascertained
its object he states he did, Mr. Cross advocated
that object, viz. the nomination Of straightout
Republican ticket, aud remained until Il was ae-
complished.
Please do Us the justice 10 insert this, and OBJ
iige yours respectfully.
TALBor J. ALBERT,
X. c. MctiIxS,
l.. y. BowES,
c. IRvIxG Dirrr.
The facts set forth In the above reply can be
proven if necessary, by the afhdavits Of at least
thirty reputable citizens. Docs Mr.. Cross SEQ
wha, nice figure he has been made to cut by
that champion falsiGer, John Ensor. lie should
learn \ valuable lesson from this, via, "They
that touch pitch (Ensor) will be de6led."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

- The Jo-Ssai editor 10 being soundly abas-
ed By members os his party because Of the milk
and-waisr course his paper pursues In the present
campaign. One eoupiaining Denoerai, upon
being asked why Mr.. Raby treated his ticket with
sseh apparent neglect. replied "wsil. h's plain
enough; he's afraid the RspabIisan tisks, will
win and he wont &c, any patronage"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

cs- Two years ago John Ensor put up .
straight Republican tieks, to defeat Mr.. Gary and
elect Boss Isaac. This year be has . mixed tick.
.. in the Geld to help to elect Dsnoeraiie shsr-
IN. Democratic coun,y conmissioner, and ,iz
Democrats TO the House Of Delegates 10 vote for
Compton for State Treasurer. Vote the whole
RsPubliean straishtOut ticket, TO punish bis con-
tinsai disiOyai,y TO the Republican party.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

eo-Voters, remember that the election Of
Heating and Ring men to the Legislature means
the continuance Of Canal Rings. Tobacco Ware
house burdens, Oyster Navies, prodisious Legi'la-
tive Expenses. Infamous political jobbing in pub
lie contracts, such as the public printing, State
House repairs. fraudulent elections. corrupt regis
tration and all the evils under which our people
are now groaning BY reason Of taxation.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

eD- his the duty of every Republican In the
county 10 vote for Thomas Gorsueh for Comp
troiisr, and aid In giving the State such . man.
agement % our finances - Il has not known for
afssea years. lie is capable, honest and deserve
Ing. Bring out every vote for him.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

- The Maryland Defense loan Of s3.326. 900
Is due in iss5. There Is no money 70 pay IL.
The taxes to pay Il have been levied aud collect
ID asd si'.Peas. So the last Legislature passed
Law for its re-nesotia,ion, and this large amour,
has got to be paid over again Mr.. Keating. the
Ring candidate for Comptroller, 10 largely respon-
sible for this.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
~ Can .nv R.n.hIic.. a..;,n . ,ooa ,...0

~ Can any Republican assign good reason
Why he should no, vote the ticket published in
the usioS today Il Is an nunexeeptiOnable ticket
in every respect and Is worthy the support, not
only Of every Republican In the county, but Of
every Independent man who honestly believes a
change In the administration Of our affairs would
be beneficial to all. Lay your prejudices aside
for once and show that you have the manhood to
face the music and do what you believe to be right,
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
rs-DANIIL sHAMBgRGgR. Rem,

es>DANIEL sHAMBERGER, Republican
nominee for Register Of Wills, was collector Of
State taxes in ls7s-77. He vas . competent and
careful Official and his character 10 without re-
Proach. lie lives In the 5th district aud Is en-
gagged with his brother in the manufacture and
sale Of fertilizers
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

eFELI SCOTT, Republican nominee for
Treasurer, 10 . resident Of the iss district and
stands dsssrvsdiy high In the county. lie has
never held public once but has before been .
candidate on the RsPubiiean ticket for the once
Of Treasurer. lie 10 . No. man in every respect
and would make . earsfal and competent oiiccr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

ss-THoMAs GoRsUcH, the RspsbIiean
nominee Cor Comptroller. has clean record. He
is regarded s' one of the best businsss men In
Western Maryland and stands dsssrvsdly high
wherever be 10 known. vets for him and when
be 10 slsstsd as hsis almost sure 70 BE- the finances
ef the State will be In safe hands.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

80 What do 700 think Of . Repubiieaa ticket
with only two candidates len on Il. when there
are thirteen ofzess 10 be aIisdl Hn,or, Why do
you keep them ups Are they preserved as . sad
msmento Of What it once was, and 10 show
the consequences Of your company.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

eD- Many earnest local option men will de-
cline 10 vote the ticket Pui up BY the county Al
lance simply became John Rnsor has 10 Tackled
On 10 The tall ef HE skeleton. They vani local
oPtioa bal they dOat van, Johs RasOs. And
vs dont biams them.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
Alfred ]. Carr, Attorney at Law, II Lexing-
ton ST., Baltimore.
MARY A. vicKEns Il.
HORACE X. viCkERS.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR B.iLTI.
MORE COUNTY.

The object Of this bill Is TO procure q divorce
"a riaeHio Hiifrimoaii Of the complainant from the
defendant. The bill alleges that the parties were
married on the 18th Of September, 1859. That
the defendant abandoned the complainant in the
year 1877. that the same has continued for more
than three years and is deliberate and final. Il
prays for the care and custody Of two minor chill
dren aud alleges that the defendant 10 q resi-.
dent. IL vas thereupon ordered by the Court
this 3ist day Of Oct. A. d. 1851 that the conpiai-
nant cause copy Of this order together with the
object aud substance Of the bill 10 DO inserted in
some newspaper, published In Baltimore county.
once week for four successive weeks before the
5tL day ef DeceAsIer. 4. u. 1851. giving notice TO
the defendant In said bill, AMI warning him to
appear in this Court in person or by solicitor.
or before the 9Th day of March, Isss, to show
cause if any he has why decree shall not pass
as prayed. GEO. YELLorT.
True 00py-Test:
WILLIAM n. ISAAC, Clerk.
Nov J. st.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

es- whsa Robert S. cons. R.a. withdrew
from Jehn EnsOr's nosgrsl ticket the bottom
dropped cot Of the whole thing. Bat the Ticket
Tinksr true 10 his ins,inets. i still holding the
skeleton up BY the tail and inviting the people to
look as bis astraisht- Rspubliean ticket.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

20 The people Of Baltimore county wan, an
honest election nsxt Tse'day. I,is the duty Of
good mea of al parties 10 see that no frauds are
committed. IL the election is fair vs kaow No
speak the ssntinsnts Of the Republicans Of the
county when ws say they will sraesfaily submit,
should they be vanquished.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
"ALL THAT'S LEFT OF rHEM -
For Sheriff,
JOHN BOWEN.

es-Republieans Of Baltimore county, you have
long been demanding full Republican ticket. de-
slaring that you wouid no, vote unless you had
one. The ticket printed In our paper to-day 10
tis o.iy RsP-si;ea. 'eta before the people of the
county at this time. Vote Il solid and show that
you have been sincere In your demands.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

80 Vote the straight RspublisAn ticket hsad-
Cd b Thomas Gorsssh and With the names of
sAaabsrssr. Scot, Knight. ResAs. BayIIs,, Axe
bars, and others uPon T. vots % soliS-sithoui
= scratch.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
Che sIaryIand Direeaery.

This book contains the names and Pessoeiee al.
dress of Rarmsrs, Afsschann aud others In an the
counties, and elreaInses IN every town aud village
In the State. The revised third cdititn, nos In
eoarss of preparation, the Publishers win sndeav-
or make more correct and complete than former
Issues have besn. They viii be pleased TO reeeive
orders for Subscriptions and aAreriisements. Call
og address, J. FRANK LEWIS 4 Co.,
n Tsp. o. Avenae, Baltimors.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

cS-commt,ees in each election district should
sss To IL that every voter Is brought 70 the palls
providing the necessary eonveyanees for those
who otherwis. could not reach them. Many live
FAR away; others are aged or crippled. Look
after them and do u promptly.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

cS-Ths combination between the Ensorites
and Alliance men was fatal TO the cause Of the
latter. The local option movement will lose hun
dreds Of vOtes on account Of Rnscr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

E8- The Democrats we're lOuilast year in their
howl agains, 'third-terua." We don't hear
them say word nov against 'third term" for
the Commissioners. IL not the rule ss good 10
1881 as On lssof
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
New Advertisements.

FINnIs Is To GIVE NoTIcE. That the sub
u scriber has obtained from the 0rPhans' Court
for Baltimore county. letters IL administration On
the estate Of
ISAAC RAINES,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with ihe vouchers thereof To
the subscriber,
L.J,,rc the Gh ,isy NJ Jasr. tss2;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 60 said es-
tate arc requested 20 make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this Ist day Of Nov. 1881.
ISABELLA RAINES,
Nor. 5.--itsl AdministratTix.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
pROPOsALs FOR A BRIDGE.

OvricE ov fng SUPERINTENDENT OF BRfDsEsl
voR baltimore couxrY,
Towsexrows, Nov. 1st, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rsceived By the
County commissioners Of Baltimore county, until
Herenber sch, 1881,
at Il O'Clock NJ,
FOR AN OPEN WOODEN BRIDGE over Red
Run ON the road leading from the Reisterstown
Turnpike 10 the Lyons Min road. tth district,
Baltimore county. Plans and specifications can
be seen at the County Commissionsrs' 0nicc. The
right is reserved % reject any and all bids that
may Be offered, and no bid vili be entertained
unless accompanied BY the signatures Of two re-
sponsibs sarstiss who will give the required bond
in ease Of the award Of the contract. By order,
n. A. NAGLE,
suRsrintsadsat Of Bridges for Baisimors county.
Nov An
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

Jro-RnsOr has In the past and 10 to-day doing
his best to wreck the Republican party In Bal,i-
more county. Net content with this he 10 nov
trying 10 squelch the temperance cause and he win
do u eaectualiy.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

80 The Js-r.aiis very gracious. Il gives
one column to the Democratic ticket and one 10
EnsOr's. To . stranger !, would bs hard to tell
for which be manifssts the most affection.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

~ Daniel shambsrgsr is a young man Of ex-
eellent character and well qaAlissd to render ell
eEntS Servics in the position Of Register " wils.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

Shos. Shoe'.-lf you want drst.ciass hand
made shoes 20 TO Phipps Bros, next door to the
postofhce. Towsontown. A great variety Of all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. Repairing
grompfig dose.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

eo- Republicans, next Tuesday, November
s,h, comes the tug Of war. Do your duty like
nsn-vO,e the Republican ticket solid and the
result will be gratifying surprise 10 you.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

Reae-ai.-The firm OF Marshall 4 Co., dealers
10 parior and chamber farnitare, carpets, oil
cloths, &c.. have removed to their extensive rev
store. % north Gay street, one door from the
bridge, where they have on hand very large anl
varied stock pertaining 10 their line. Ifyou want
bargains cali at this house where you can buy
lower than at any one in the city. See advertise.
ment.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
e.sr- wILI.IAM ROITssAy R.,

WILLIAM RoUssAY. Republican can.
didAis for County ssrveyor has before accept
ably allied that Office and is well known to the
people Of the county. lie lives At catonsville,
ist district and Is civil engineer By profession.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

@1rRspublieans, 60 tothe polls early on Tues
day nsxt and remain all day. Give one day to
the service Of your party and you will not re-
gret u.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
iINTH DISTRICT

First Precinet--CoLD SPRING HOTEL.
second Precinet--HAMPDEN VILLAGE,
FALLS ROAD.
Third Precinct i-TowSONTOwN.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

A VISIT THAT WAS DISCUSSED.


Tho Baltimore San Of Saturday, October 10th,
says;
"Mr. crciwell was in the city yesterday aud
visited the Custom House aud United States As
sistant Treasurer's Office In company with Mr.. h.
=. NJ. BuTley, Of Frederick. The Custom House
employees indnigei In n good deal Of speculation
about the visit. Later Ia the day Mr.. cseswell
was closeted with 0rson Adams, Of Howard coun-
~. and u. Pinkney West. The presence Of Mr..
creswei has caused . revival of rumors Of changes
among the Government officers in Maryland at an
early day. A slate was put ahoat as follows =
Collector, Edwin II. Webster, of Hartford; Trea-
suTer, Negley, Of Washington county, the present
incumbent; Surveyor, NALL, Of Frederick; Naval
Ohieer, Adam y. King. Of Baltimore; Marshal,
Meciintoek, Of Baltimore, the present incumbent;
District Attorney, Stoekbridge OF Darby, Of Wash
ington county; Appraisers, Torbcrt, of Cecil, aud
Linthicum, present incumbent"
We are unwilling to believe that Mr.. cresweil
would undertake TO put up "a slate" with only the
gentlemen named above as having been In confer
euee with him. lie is too shreud a politician and
has the welfare of the party too much at heart to
attempt 10 do thing Of that sort without consult.
ing number Of gentlemen quite as much entitled
TO voice in Il as those he called In, notable
among whom Is Hon. Milton q. Urner, the only
Republican member Of Congress from this State.
Again we think Mr. cresuell too wise to make "a
slate" and give Ii to the newspapers. Our dag
nosis Of the case 10 that the above is simply
paper gOssip-guessing to invite comment.
Without quarreling with the "slate" or "sIate-
makers we take this opportunity to re-aiinn our
advocacy Of Hon. J. Morrison Harris for Collector
Of the Port, believing that he can do more than
any other man In the State to unity. harmonic
aud strsagthen the party.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

~ nyou desire 10 render your county and
State service, vote the Republican ticket.