Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03

IMARgAgor UE3. 80 1851.
Meaars. E1iaosn :--Ths democrnfic meeting
80 = Bowlang's Store near ldil@aswn %
oar rs qniis weu asssadsd e0nsiaering that
30 til i ths snallsns dissrset In ahe raunsy.
COL. John y. Dent prsidea. wke. II ! CIV
praliminasy rsuaEks Il cpealng nc aiArnaion,
res anissseFsEs u - criticism q fhsreaduet
q 10 oppesing eandidaam n sefnsinR = ners
~ demoerafie nomEassu N iolnt dislamion.
e. Sisted = haliag fhat thsy were nfsaia 70
aeet their aamocraaie eppanenfs q alseuss the
iasaes Insclved II 80 prssqnk sanvans, and tlms
tasy were acfuatsd b. Sinister znoeiEss IN thus
enAnling lhsmsalves 10 circulate false reports
and mlsFepFeseating tie opposing candidates
and the party fhey rspresensed, ard be cited
enc CT TIVE Instances In proof OfhEs assertions.
When ths Col. bad concluded his rsmAEks. be
insrodueed COl. n. Johnson Coiton, who made
. hsisf and patriotic address, ~ the conclusion
Of which he promised, II elected, 10 use his
best endeavos TO purge the party cf cOEEup-
ton, Top OF useless ofRces and advocate an
honest and ecenOmicAl administrators Of our
State government. de was enthusiastically
ehsered.
MT. Wilson was next introduced and ad-
drssssd The meeting 1t considerable isngth In
his usual sloqusnt and happy style. be In
tsFspeEsed his speseh with many amuaine AZ
luslons, which caused considerable meFriment
among both white and colosed. So well was
his speeeh Fecsivea BY The latter that, when
speaking upoa the oyster question, one
Of chem, yielding 10 the impulse efhis fselines,
In an outburst o. enthusiasm, extended Els
hand and graspcd that of Mr. W., assuring
hina Of his cordial support. Mr. Wilson also
declared himself In favor Of retrenchment and
en- honest administration fthe government,
and promised 70 advoeAte reform wherever re-
form was needed. BE especially favored
change Of commanders In our oyster police
fcrce, and thought that the sloOps for the pro-
lection of Sc. &ary's waters should be officer
Cd By St. MaFy's men, identified with her In.
tersst He was repeatedly cheered and evi.
IDENTIFY made good impression.
&r. Bond was the last speaker introduced.
and entertained the audience for considera-
BE time. Being farmer, after slight aIlu-
sion 10 the oyster question, his speech was
principally devoted 10 agricultural matters
and the most advantageous way Of disposing
Of prOduce. &c. Among other things be ad-
vocated the establishment Of q tide-waacr ele-
vafor for the benefit Of those farmers who can
not have the use Of the elevators By those
who ship by the D. 3 o. r. r. He was also
In favor Of law for the protection Of farmers
against the manufacturers Of worthless kertfli-
sers. He devoted . portion Of his remarks 10
o humorous reply TO personal charges made
against him By Col. Allston, which nc tins
caused considerable mergimens. Each swrak.
Or pledged himself 90 o rsfornaaaion OF anv
abuses fonnd existing. and 10 Uss his best eE.
forts 10 restore the administration Of our State
aeAiFs 10 their preafine simplicity and purity.
and were cheersa as the conclusion Of their Re.
marks.
In Tho synopsls, hare attempted 10 give a
portion Of the remarks Of the different sneak
erss do not pretend TO exactitude as DO WORDS.
but only as 20 the substance of the portions
spoken o.. At the conclusion Of the Address.
Col. Deaf escorted 10 ahe stand ana introduce
% the assembly or candidate and future sher-
IN IN prospective, who bowed his complimenss
10 the audience. He then, In like manner, In
troanced Neagrs. Alvey, SheTmantine and
Buekler, candidates for Commimioner's Court.
who acknowledged The compliment In the
sanae graceful manner. The meeting, after
PArtaking q Bowling's invigosat0f, dispersed
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