Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-10-20


elilaled % bring Firth. There appears 20
have been noe ths lanss discosa. bat. "a chs
contrary, most unusual harmony and disin-
tsressndneas Displayed; "a. On discover
nothing whicls ca brinr abous y draw anv
bitterness Of feeling into the campaign q
hetwasn democrats. but rather = slsrire aor q
happy ressilE from united efforts. Nerer d;d
candidates recsivs stronger o. more decided
expression az the eonfdeucs q convention
than floss Who ass now 81 TIE fseid as ia;ss
democratic ssanaara-lnasess and Il know
ths men. a I think / is. ure have never IA
standard besusru uho have ever made great
er Efforts fhnn or candidates win make "a
bar tho.e nlandards 10 he front a fi.s 81
Of Noremhsr next. Bond defeats Cotton a
candidate fos Gle senate ~ sl,ree votes show
ing H. hieh estimate i which hosh wsr.
held hy the peopls. The defeated candidate
Mr. CoIton. and 1gr. Wilson then not pracs-
fully Weld 20 the unanimous demand for she;v
services A candidate a. sl,e Hassse A. llel-
erases. The convention ! tl..n rn.f. -.
~ By the unanimous nouu;,,aa;o. fevn,v a.
pirant retiring ior himl 81 Fsllx Rsnwr;ck 4
candidate for ths sherifhlfx. Tks annlaus.
which followed this Iast nomination ~.
rather significant. the peosle being a. IL
opinion that Ne who feeds % wen At bis ho-
Gel win give M good substantial fare should
any Of Us get IN he Fsouss which lock on he
outside. Tho ticket for County Co.nmis-
sioners could not wen have heen battered
The people may ven coniide their interests
in the hands Of such upright, intelligent and
worthy citizens. The resolution recommend
ing Judges Magruder and Chew as candi-
dates Eor the Judeeships they now hold wns
very appropriate. They are the undoubted
favorites Of the people -four county for those
places. The former Is too wen known As an
able lawyer and judge who win exno,,nd
the law and hold the scales ofiustice with an
even hand without fear or favor Cor me ~
make any remarks about on this occasion.
Judge Chew bears the same character who're
he Is best known. He was appointed near
~ 4 year since BY the Governor and ofconr.e
has rsIinquished his large practice AZ the v,ar
and thus, Il not elected. must neces.afiIv
rna With some pecuniary loss. This. how
eve: though entitled 10 some cOne;.aeras;on i
amers personal matter. but The strono resson
for III aleeaiv6 ID that Prince fseoscs'a c.,,,r-
" has NOT I'D 4. local Judus Cor ffteeo vs.r.
The business h this county a a. laroe If nc,A
larger than that Of ali tbe ot1,sr.eos,ntia. n
the Judicial District mt toasther A.
matter Of fairness and h,Stice she shsn,ld
have an Associate judge. ana abe Almost
unanimously wishes Chew ftw, the ,lac.
When she presents such an urcwrrvtional,le
man. 81. Marvss vv1lI st,,,e.ls !, .r.,;f- -
nwas rerr uroper that : re.ol,'slon .I,e,,d
have been presented and adoptefl re-afE;rm-
ing the reform platform Of 1879. Il wasI
grossly violated By our last legislature and ey-
cry disinterested citizen Of all quarters should
join in the rebnke Of such impFoprieties. i
hope they occurred from INDIFFERENCE. Our
candidates for the legislature we're not, how
ever, the least responsible for them. and
viii, nc doubt, IL elected, raise their voices.
a. our late Senator did, against repetition
Of such raids upon our treasury. We owe
our noble and patriotic Governor q great
debt Of gratitude for presenting these mat
ters in a manner % decided and % well CAL
culated TO arrest the attention Of the tax
payers Of the State. Il win no doubt check
cur erring brethren in their faeiIis De-
seensus towards the treasury, and be bea-
con light 70 those who are 70 succeed them.
l think he can stand the slangwanes Of the
subsidized and the pitiful assaults Of All
rings who, although anxious 70 have tho
votes Of al the members of our party. are
particularly careful that ell the eyrmbs Of
comfort shall fall within their own parsicu-
lar circle. The condition of our treasurv
especially Of the sinking fund when l.ro.,vht
10 cur attention. WAS noA e.lcnl.t.,a - 49,.
Mr.. Heating poprlar with our De0nla NJ
charge Of corrmps conduct cun h f,r a mo-
ment made aeainst him and thera I. .oro.
excuse for him IN the conduct a. n. n..t
az both uart;ea On, CUNT 80
AGAINST his nomination but he j. The no,n;-
nee Of the party and though IN our on;n;on
acting enormously. there i not = Stain upon
his purity Of purpose. Hopine that he and
an others win Ia more cayaf,,l i, axa,,;,;,.
or having ILLEGAL orders an ,he ,reae,,rv I
think the democratic nartv sho,,ld .v.,,,
WHARF fan into The rank. and g;va him /. f,,l,
supDort
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